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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-31
Albany Loses Good
Game to Salem in
Two Hours Battle

rhe Senators are getts=g better
all the time" This seemed 10 be the
eoneensus of opinion of the fans as
they left Oxford park sunday. follow
ing the game in which Salem defeat
ed Albany by Ga score.
Perhaps the anticipation of a stern
game with the Kirkpatricks Monday.
caused the local boys to tumble. a few
more plays than good form would
permit. Then again, cupid has been
lodging in and out of the Senate ranks
lately, furnishing another, there's a
reason" factor.
The play opened up lively from the
start. In the first inning, the Senators
went after Coon with a penchant for
trouble. Gill walked. Holmes sacri-
fleed him to second; Proctor placed
him on third. In an effort to catch
Proctor at first. Coon overthrew
Miehaels, Gill scoring and Proctor
going to second. Proctor then stole
third and scored on Hayes single "a
center. In the third inning Proctor
went out, Citizens to Michael, HAYES
got pass to first, went to second on
pass ball and scored on Miller
single down the right field foul line.
Salem had no sooner nailed up these
scores than the visitors started to ten
down the good record, the game be-
ing nip and tuck to the finish. Al
bany's hard scrapping entitled them
to victoryS but just as soon as the
Linn county warriors threatened to
score, Bishop tightened up and put
the frost on their pumpkin.
AS twirler, Bishop surprised the
fans. His work reminded local fol-
lowers of the game that Biddie is i
versatile creature whether at first
third, or as manager. The Senators
worked slowly, taking no chances or
injuring themselves for the hard game
with the Kinks, Monday.
This Decoration day event is sure
to draw crowd, as the champions
of the Portland City league are de.
termined to maintain their record OF
never having lost a game to Salem In
more than ten seasons. Cole pitches
against the fast team. This game Il
called at three o'clock the afternoon
of May 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-31

tensively than for many Years mast
Memorial day was celebrated here 10
day. The veterans of 81, 'ss and ~
accompanied BY patriotic organiza.
tions, marched to the cemetery where
exercises are to be held.
Tacoma, Wash. May s1.-veteraps
of all foreign wars Joined with ciyic
organizations here today in holding q
Memorial day parade. After the ma
rade program was given in the state
armory.
Walia Walla. Wash, May s1-Mem-
orial day exercises. held yesterday AFT
ernoon, marked the first appearances
in uniform of battery A. Second field
artillery, Washington National Guard
and the first to be held under the ans.
piees of Walter C. Lee post of the
American Legion.
The program was brief hut annra.
pirate. The veterans of the Civil war
numbering about 25, rode in automo-
biles and occupied the honor position
in the line, their escort being the hat
terry and the high school r. o. r q
Then followed in order. the Spanish
American war veterans, the American
Legion and various fraternal organiza.
tions.
Butte, Mont, May s1.-Followine
the decoration of the capstan of the
battleship Maine, which rests in the
Silver Bow court house, Grand Army
veterans, detachment of regulars
stationed in Butte and members of the
American Legion and former soldiers
who served in the world war paraded
In snowstorm with civic societies this
morning in observance of Memorial
day. Although 5000 men men from
Butte served in the world war, fewer
than 500 veterans marched in the pa
rade. All the graves of soldiers were
decorated and a short service held at
the various cemeteries.
Medford, Or, May s1.-Memorial
day was observed here by services at
the cemetery, a parade of veterans of
the civil and world war and the sus-
pension of all business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-31

Corvallis. May SIZE [. Potter,
professor Of animal husbandry at o.
a c. viii receive the master of sci
enee degree from the Iowa state col
lege at commencement this year. This
honor was voted by the faculty on the
basis of many years of distinguished
success at the Oregon institution. Pro-
fessor Potter left for Ames. seat of
the Iowa college, from Burns. where
he attended the cattle and horse rails
ers' annual meet He will visit some
of the leading experiment stations OF
the United States while on the Jour-
ney, and expects to reach home about
June Is.
JOURNAL CLASS ADS SELL TT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-31

,.a = addition to Governor eolcott. the
~ ,sav@ing were members of the party
~ aas was seated on the speakers plat
I'm, In, Dean George I'll. Alden of Will
pa''e ''e university. Justices Henry j,
a, Henry L. Benson and George
~ Durnett of the supreme court
- nlas b Kay, President w. T. Vim
- = y me state senate; Speaker sey-
80, .suf Jones Of the house Of represent
. - and Mayor o. j. Wilson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-31
Water. Permits

Application for permission 10 appro
pirate water from Rough and Reaty )
creek for placer mining in Joseph. ns
county was filed with the state engi-
neer's office here today by the r.. &
r. Placer company of Hoquiam.
other applications for water rights
were filed as follows.
BY Sarah Stewart of Dayville, COW
ering the appropriation of water from
Cabin creek for the irrigation of 40
acres of land in Grant county.
BY May Barry of Fossil, covering
the appropriation of water from the
John Day river forirrigationof a small
tact in Wheeler county.
BY Harry Read of Fossil, covering
the appropriation of water from Day
river for the irrigation of small tract
in Wheeler county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-31
Portland Boys
Held For Theft

Heppner, Or, May 31.--Five Port
land youths are in the county jail here
awaiting the arrival Of parents or
guardians. when they will be given
hearing before the juvenile court on
the charge Of entering the depot at
Irrigon in this county and rifling the
till of 5000. The boys are all in their
early teens and have made a confess
sion Of their theft, according to The
nolice
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, The telephone $40
Rowland Printing company, to
printing brief Steele steele 4.JO
Justice Court--AiisceIlaneo
Conger Printing company print
ing file envelopes y. i. T.. 900
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, The telephone calls
In Joe Mayer ct al cases 21.9O
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Notion Pays
Tribute To
from page one)
=. Children In Lime.

ibona ibin snam, Wash. May 3f.-F'ive
'ha persons are expected to
a. N the Memorial day parade
frs,.'s sh's afternoon. School children.
m "a ana patriotic organizations,
ssrs ss.n With the veterans Of three
ssssL = making the parade a success.
ass-s s0ln a Kellogg will deliver the
s1szss 2. ne day at Liberty hall and
~ = VIII be strewn on Bellingham
- 81 8 aonor Of the nations naval
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COMMISSIONERS COURT
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CONTINUED from Page Six.)
auto n, N. .... 1910
Oregon Statesman printing of
blanks u. y. j. J., =. ......-. 200
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company. The telephone and
calls i. 49, i. ...................... 42.4o
Patton Bros pencils and pens 2.s5
Portland Railway Light and po-
wer company gas service 80. 3.go
Rodgers Paper company envel-
opes \. -. -. ~. -. -. 49,. 24.l2
Salem Taxi company auto hire 4.U0
shipley, Miss Laura work in
tax department -. -. .... ... 24,50
Simeral, Mrs Elsie do ... -. 80. 1900
Western Union Telegraph COM
pany the kilograms 80. J.. -. 4.Js
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
$13,OOO-Semi-Detached.

$13,OOO-Semi-Detached.
On New Hampshire ave, at Quincy street:
brick rooms tiled bath; = floors; attic
over entire house: space for large rooms:
gas; elect; h.-w.h.; laundry trays; servants
toilet in large cellar; hardwood trim; double
floors; garage: lot 25x11O; this house was
built by the owner for his home; immediate
possession. Terms.
81, 1OO-Near 18th St. and Mass
Ave. NV.
rooms; new bath: gas; electricity: large
lot to alley: for garage; 81 900 cash
balance arranged. Vacant.
$4,OOOIk St. NE. at 9th.
Brick; rooms: new bath; latrobe heat;
front porch rear alley. Terms.
$7,650-Petworth.
Beautiful home; 90 IT. front; rooms:
bath; colonial porch: gas; elect: h.w.h
laundry trays; alley; room for garage; l
SO. to Ga. ave. Easy terms.
$3,OOO-Near Union Station.
$500 Cash. $50 month.
Brick; 8 rooms; bath; latrobe heat.
BARRY,
Main r2oY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
1894 H St. NV.
S11OOO-Semi-Detached.

1Semi-Detached.
2story brick: rooms; bath; h.-wheat:
gas: electricity: colonial porch: double deck
rear porch lof cemenD; laundry trays; room
for garage; good condition just of 14th st.
S1O.5OO-New House.
On 18th st. car line: 2-story brick; rooms:
bedrooms: bath; sleeping porch: electricity:
gas; h.-w.heat; laundry trays; large lot, room
for garage; shades; screens. Terms.
S8.75O-Beautiful 1st St. NV.
3-story brick; o rooms; tiled bath: h.w.h.:
hardwood trim: laundry trays: alley;
garage; early possession. Terms.
$5,OOO-Northeast.
$50 cash. Balance arranged.
Brick; rooms: bath; large lot; room for
garage; house vacant.
$,15O1Kenyon St. NV.
Parkview section; brick; rooms; bath:
shower; furnace: laundry trays; colonial
porch; rear porch: garage; hardwood trim;
built by owner for his home; early pos
session. Terms arranged.
DAVID T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
CHEVY CHASE
McKEEVER GOSS
OPEN
FOR
INSPECTION

Newton NV. Near N. H. Ave.
$8,850-Terms.
Attractive brick home of six rooms and ba tn.
hot-water heat. electric lights: back yard with
room for garage; in perfect condition. En-
tirely redecorated with the finest materials
Ontario Rd. Near Columbia Rd.
$12,OOO-Easy Terms.
Ten rooms and bath. hot water heat. cleo
tric light; newly papered and painted; splendid
location near government departments; nicely
located in fine residential section; convenient
to stores. cars, schools movies etc.
Jefferson ST., Brightwood.
$4,OOO-$75O Cash.
Five rooms and bath; brick home with large
yard; southern exposure; easy monthly pay
ments.
Shepherd St. Near N. H. Ave.
$5,750-$75O Cash.
Six rooms and bath; a charming colonial
style home; all rooms are large and well ar
ranged; front porch; deep back yard to paved
alley; good residential section
1887 M St. NV.
Eight rooms. two baths, electric lights. j
throughout, attic; owner, expecting to occuuy.
has deliberately refnished this property from,
roof to cellar; vacant and ready to occupy
wonderful future business value Price
$13.5OO-big discount for half cash. Terms can
& GIBBONS,
5th and H SITS. NV.
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vi & N l. l. T.
1905 Eye St.
ON COLUMBIA ROAD
A home in very good condition. Brick with
colonial front porch; double rear porches cleo
tric lights: hot-water heat; hardwood floors:
laundry trays in basement: six rooms and
bath and sleeping porch. Price only $500,
with 81 900 cash payment.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1405 Eye st. Main 4752.
MOUNT PLEASANT
Near 10Th st. Seven rooms and bath front
and double rear porches; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights, screens and awnings throughout;
house beautifully finished in hardwood: space
for garage Son wide alley. Immediate posses
sion. Price. S10O 600. 5000 cash.
MckEEVER GOSS,
14O5 Eye st. Main 4752.
PARK VIEW
Near Soldiers Home Park. Tapestry brick
construction; six and bath; colonial
front porch; double rear porches: all modern
improvements; hardwood floors of good quality
Price, $3.50.
McKEEvER & GOSs.
1405 Eye st. Main 4752.
PETWORTH
Modern little home, semi-detached, on good
sized lot. Has front and double rear porches:
six rooms and la tn and sleeping porch; vapor
heat; electric lights; hardwood floors; built-in,
heated garage. Price only $4,000. 5000
cash.
M c K E f V f
Tx0- Eyo c.
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1880 Crittenden St. NV.
Eight rooms and two baths, on two floors at.
tic. cellar. cement front and double rear
porches; in perfect condition throughout va
can't Don't fail to see this Sunday. Other
similar houses in this section are selling for
approximately $1,000 more. Price, S12.50O-
attractive terms can be arranged.
Mass. Ave. Near 5th NV.
$5,75O-$75O Cash.
seven-room and bath bay-window brick
home: nice front yard; frst-hoor kitchen; a
splendid buy. Bound to increase in value.
Attractive Hyattsville Home.
$6,OOO1S1 200 Cash.
Entirely furnished at cost of 81. 700, or
will sell unfurnished; a splendidly built de-
tached residence of spacious rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. electric lights. attic, large lot.
Fairmont St. Near 18th NV.
So, 5OO1Terms.
10 rooms and bath, hot-water heat; large
back yard to paved alley; well built and
nicely planned home. in excellent resden-
tial district: within one square of Central
High School and two squares of public school.
Immediate possession.
Harvard St. NV.
S3,o5O-$5OO Cash.
rooms and BATH colonial style brick home;
ern and we'll planned; southern exposure; very
easy monthly payments.
HARTUNG
3oI Southern Bldg,
n NJ Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
)THER
OTHER BROKERS SAY THERE is
SIINRT ACE DE HOMES.

OTHER BROKERS SAY THERE Is A
SHORTAGE OF HOMES.
WE SAY MOVE HAVE THE PROOF.
VACANT-F ne; good location; 9 T., h.-w.h''
$500; cash. 81 90.
yACANT-;,h ST. ne-s r.. deep lot alley
good condition. r. deep A good
buy as home or Investment S'op,
cash. $1,000.
yACANT-.,th ST. NE r.. deep lot, WIDE
alley. S4.75O; cash. $3.50 Another
good buy.
NACANT-,;th and Col I'd. n.w.-6 r. fur.
cellar alley. $500; cash, SlWN.
VACANT Rryant near LIST n.w.-6 r, fur..
colonial porcires, alley. cellar S6,s
cash. 81 800.
VACANT Euclid mr. 18th n.w-l" r.. h-wh.'
semi-detached. 81, 800; cash, $500.
a real bargain.
ytCANT-F ne near Md ave- r. good.
cheap 81 100. cash. 81 W~.
NACNAT-F ne near 6th-S r, H. VIII. condi-
tion fine. alley. $500: good terms.
yACANT-G St. sw-l2r., 2b. electricity,
h-wh.. deep lot.
RTSINESSS PROPERTY block 18th st.
NV very valuable property very cheap.
MARYLAND FARM-1Oo acres. all fenced. I'd
open 40 valuable timber; Or home, lo-r- TO-
hacco barn. Only 81: acre; worth so.
Re at our office Monday morning early and
let us show you these vacant homes.
BLANTON REALTY co.
Main 3sSi 40 18th st.
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1S4 II 81. IN. w.
Price, si4, 5O0-CHEvY CHASE. MD. This is
located in the most attractive part OF
this section. being just one block from
the Circle on a beautiful street; the
house il entirely detached, on large
lot, and contains rooms and BATH
large front and sleeping porches. hard
WOOD floors. hot-wate- heat electric
lights. open fireplace in large living
room and is now vacant.
Price 81. 800 OPPOSITE FILTRATION PLANT
AMI very near beautiful Soldiers Home;
delightfully."- located. one-half block from
the car line; . Groom and bath colonial
type of home that is offered for sale by
the cwner-occupant; this has an unus-
ually large yard and may be bought
easy terms.
Price, SIS. 0O0-JuST OFF CONN. AVE. just
little above the million dollar bridge
anL a very attractive home from every
standpoint: built by Breuninger; it con-
tans 10 rooms. beautiful baths. hard
wood floors. electric lights. front and
sleeping porches and everything modern
and up-to-date; it cannot be appreciated
without inspection.
Price, S.. 75O-PETWORTH. semi-detach
home having rooms and bath a bed
roomsI, front. side and rear yards. large
porches. hot-water heat, electric lights.
pa-quet floors. instantaneous water heat
er. beamed ceilings in the dining room :;
easy terms.
HENCE g. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NKING CORP'N.

MIXING CORP'N.
ONLY $500.
BROOKLAND, block from Catholic and grade
schools, church, stores and trolley: large six
room and bath house. with hot-water heat.
sleeping porch This is one of the best values
on the market today. Owner will give posses
sion.
BROOKLAND.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Near Catholic University.
Two strictly high-class bungalows: unusual
construction. workmanship and design; seven
gbod sized rooms; large front porch: large liv-
ing room with open fireplace. dining room.
first floor; two bedrooms and sewing room. sec
ond floor: large closets: laundry chute: INV.
h.. electric lights: lot 5Ox15O with nice shade
and lawn. If you looking for home of
real value they will appeal to you. Located at
1341 Newton st. Agent on grounds evenings.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Vacant-Quick Sale Desired.
Look this property over. Any reasonable
Tlden ST.. close to Rock Creek Park: textile
brick construction: eight rooms. two baths;
four bedrooms: inclosed sleeping porch: hard
wood floors throughout; open fireplace: INV.
H.; electric lights; instantaneous water heater:
modern basement large cement front porch !:
real value in an attractive home.
We have several five and six room bunga-
lows to offer ut Sd, 500 and 81, 900; very easy
terms.
For evening appointments phone North
MIXING CORP'N.
AND G. MAIN Ago
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
McLACHLEN BA
INOnDDIDC
VERY EASY TERMS.

VERY EASY TERMS.
One Of the most attractive. modern 'and best
located homes in this desirable suburb; price
reduced for immediate sale: half block on
Rhode Island ave.: 1S minutes to Treasury:
seven large, attractive rooms and sleeping
porch; extra room in attic: modern tile bath.
with la test improved fixtures: beautiful mantei
fireplace in library: h.-w. h.; expensive electric
fixtures; cement drive to garage; spacious
grounds. This property can he bought at a
bargain and you should inspect before buying
elsewhere. Immediate possession.
BROOKLAND.
Seven-room brick home: the best value we
have offered. Only $3.50. On 18th ST.. two
blocks from Rhode Island ave-: three unusu-
ally good sized bedrooms: hot-water heat: hne
basement; front. side and back porches. This
property is in spleQdd condition throughout
newly papered, new gas stove and kitchen fix
lures. This property is worthy of any home
buyers consideration.
BARGAIN-VACANT.
Woodridge-Half Acre Ground.
Modern bungalow. only is minutes ride to
Treasury: in one of best and nearest sub
urbs: only block and half from Rhode Island
cars at 26th st; seven rooms and large
sleeping porch: INV. h.: electric lights. gas
sewer water and street improvements; over
half acre. with wide frontage street. over
81 choice fruit trees, in bearing: 20 large
Grapevines: numerous other small fruits; large
variety of beautiful shrubbery. This home is
an investment, and ready for fruit and poultry
raising. Any reasonable terms considered and
the price is right
MCLACHLEN b.
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Petworth.
Semi -detached.
rooms and bath.
Hotwater heat, electricity.
Garage.
Price. $500.
Wanted-Houses to Sell.
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
81 18th st. NV. Main GiS4.
Woodley Park.
Cathedral avenue.
10 rooms. } baths.
Hot-water heat. electricity.
rorches.
List a House for Sale With Us.
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
81 18th st. NV. Main G46i.
LOW-PRICED HOUSES.
Look Them Over.
T STREET BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
stories and cellar; rooms; hot-wa ter
WESTMINSTER STREET NEAR 9th.
stories and cellar: 50, 900.
25th STREET NEAR NJ
stories: rooms: hot water heat: IS, 900.
W STREET NEAR 14th.
rooms; $1,000.
rooms; 3 stories; hot-water heat; 1900.
Q STRRET NEAR 14th.
stories; II rooms: 2ox1OO; $3.50.
4o3 FLORIDA AVENUE.
An S-room dwelling; good condition.
CHURCH STREET NEAR 18th.
10 rooms; lot 2Ox92: $4,000.
Q. STREET NEAR 10th.
10 rooms: $500
S STREET NEAR 18th.
STREET NEAR sth.
stories: 81 feet 'front.' Sc, 800.
22nd STREET NEAR EYE.
rooms; steam heat; lot 21xlO5: $1,000.
18th STREET NEAR s.
rooms; lot I11l00: $4,000:
NJ STREET NEAR 25th.
3 stories: 8 rooms: 81 600
STREET NEAR 1st.
stories and cellar; furnace heat; $500.
4th STREET NEAR r.
stories: rooms: $500.
U STREET NEAR Bird
stories and cellar: $500.
sth STREET NEAR o.
3 stories rooms; hot-water heat; 2Ox95:
$500.
W STREET NEAR 18th
3 stories: 8 rooms: 81. 600
22nd STREET NEAR n.
s STREET NEAR 18th.
rooms; 1887: s. 600.
stories s sns s selsF; F sanH $500
4th STREET NEAR G.
stories: rooms; $4,000.
10th STREET NEAR P.
10 rooms lot 20x99; $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
Downtown.
K Street.
Splendid rooming house.
IA rooms and bath.
Instantaneous heater.
2-car garage
Reduced price.
We Want Property to Sell.
o., THE F. H: SMITH COMPANY.
SIS 18th st. NV. Main 6464.
$1,000.
P st. near 18th. 8 large rooms
and bath. 1st-hoor kitchen. Can
arrange terms.
S11,5OO.
Georgetown; centrally located.
8 rooms, 3 baths; Kelsey gener-
ator. instantaneous gas heater.
Property in perfect condition.
Terms if desired.
$4,000.
Que st. between 3Oth and 31st
SITS. S-room, 3-story detached
brick. Terms if desired.
]. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1868 Wis. Ave.
Phone w. 513 and w. 514.
COLORED.
Kenyon st. n.w.-Semi de tached modern brick
and frame; 6 rooms. tiled bath hot water heat
sleeping porch. cabinet mantels recently re-
modelled; % foot frontage; about $50 feet deep.
Double brick garage.
Price, $3.50.
$1,000 cash. 4 bargain.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. III 18th ST. NV
A BARGAIN.
Six rooms. with large reception hall. hard
wood finish above and below. bath. hot and
cold water in each room: splendid basement
garage; hot-water heating plant. nearly new.
Address or call on the OWNER. 71s 7th st. ne.
17s
Saul's Addition.
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
Vacant; brick house; f rooms
and bath; excellent condition,
and 2-story brick garage, hold 4
cars; water and light in garage;
located southwest; easy terms.
WIN. B. KRAFT,
1896 N. Y. ave. Main 1913.
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OPEN TODAY.
3 TO ! PM.
1716 01c+ CT NII3y

OPEN TODAY.
3 TO ! PM.
1926 2lst ST. NV.
See description in Saturday .star"-or hot
ter still, see the house. If you want modern
home in this high-class convenient section.
You cannot afford to miss this bargain.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
a, Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
nam 9,eI. 1923 st. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ON R: l. AVE. NV. NEAR N. CAP. ST.
Six beautiful rooms and tile bath; concrete
cellar: under entire house: ot-water heat:
nice yard. 81 500 cash: balance easy
ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN.
franklin 1886. 1710 st. NV
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Six-room brick; basement; garage; beautiful
Warder pl NV. 1Ss
FINE DOWNTOWN BOOMING HOUSE:
ing; lot 3s IT. wide to alley and separate
garage lot; can be readily remodeled into
three good apartments; on wide avenue; good
FOR COLORED PURCHASERS.
An excellent buy Rhode Island ave..
between 9th and 10th. Nine rooms and bath !;
house in excellent condition. Price, 81. 500.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
Realtor.
1884 New York ave.
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us l4th 81. NV.
SAUL'S ADDITION-S11.250
In excellent location on GaIlatin street--a
Shannon & Luchs bungalow. built less than
year and now good new. There
six wisely arranged rooms and bath every
sensible modern accessory: large com Portable
porch: spacious lot to wide. paved alley This
cannot be any thing but satisfactory buy. and
possession will be given Immediately.
PETWORTH-SS, 500
An exceptional 2-story brick home. contain
ing rooms and tile bath, hot-water heat. cleo
tricity, parquetry floors; completely screened;
garage.
CHEVY CHASE-S16,5OO
Within block of Connecticut ave. On the
corner of an alley. A neat and attractive
house of stucco. containing rooms and spa
cious bath; breakfast and sleeping porches:
exceptional frontage and garage make the
price most reasonable.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000
An absolutely modern dwelling near 18th
and Randolph SITS. containing rooms and
bath hot-water heat. electricity every
venience; double garage on rear of lot. Terms
can be arranged.
SHANNON
713 14th ST. NV.