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The Washington herald., 1920-06-04

THE PROPERTIES ADvERTBED N
Der ou- pame are controlled exclusively
By ~. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DALI
IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give
your business personal and prompt sttes-
don
Petworth. $40 varnum st.. NV. 9 rms.
b.; brick. room for garage; concrete cellar:
electricity; gas; h. W. H.; glass enclosed
sleeping porch; 4 bedrooms. $3.50.
II St. Me-. I rms. b.. iatrobe; gas.
rs sth St. Sc. brick: 3 rms. b.;
1921 W St. Sc. frame; gas. $1,000.
9of 50 ST.. NV. Q rms. b.. brick; ex-
! eeilent condition; gas: Iafrobe. $500.
1873 Gales ST.. n. T.. rms. gas. 81 500.
l4lI 2ad ST.. NV, II rms. b. H.w.H:.
soncssss sss. tsil,s n.ss s ssa'.d and pa0s'sd
i717 Desales St. NV. brtsk: 10 rms. b..
vsi.,r h.at. siT.o00.
451-5lh Tenn, Ave. NE. ,e-famiix nat:
Z rms o.; brick: yearly rental $500. s475o.
CoLoREp.
2356 eth St.. NV. brick: 9, rms. hall.
T.. iatrobe: gas. 5000.
24ao-.4ee 2 st.. NV. rms. b; Is.
trob-: gas. 81 SO.
l7s. se.ton St; wv. brick: ,iatroSsi
7l3 4th St. NE. brick and frame;
rms. S. s0a.
1e4s 9Th St. NV. rms. b.. istrobe
gas. $1,000.
4osh Y. J. Ave-, NV. brick and frame;
rms. rec. hall, r.; larCoe; gas. 81 800.
b.: latrobe; gas. $500.
a41s K ST.. NV. brick; Z rms. rec. hall
b.; latrohe; gas. $500.
l4ie 3s:h St; NV. rms; frame
asis champIsin St. NV. rms. b.
brick: furn.; gas. s3.7se.
$500.
2s5 % ST., NE. brick. s2.soo.
SO Defrees ST.. N.w... rms. b.; hriek
900 ST.. NV. brick; 6 rms. b. IA
trobe So, 800.
4b Delaware Ave. sw.. brick; Q rms
rec. hall. b.; gas; electricity: furn. $3.50
go G t. NE: VACANT; brick; 8 rms
1870 \. J. Ave. NV. rms. b.; brick
large lot 5000.
2ss-35-s7-ss ST., s.w.. 6 rms. b.; brick
"a. 900.
iI7 D ST.. s.w:. 8 rms. b. 5000.
=. 2sSs soc N st. NV. 8 rms; brick; alley
1895 I'D ST.. NV. brick and frame
rms. b.; gas s2.100.
4Os Fla. Ave. NV, 2-story brick;
rms. b.: large lot to l5-foot alley; room
for garage. 5000.
1903 Bennings Rd.. Me-, rms. b.
brick; lstrobe; gas. ASSOC.
SUBURBAN.
35o3 Newton ST., Mt. Rainer, Nd. new
rm. bungalow; ami metal Tarage; lo
50xlJ0. Possession. So. $50.
34th ST.. Mt. Rainier, Nd; VACANT
rms. rec. hall. b.; 2-story frame house
garage; lot 501150: newly painted. $4.soo
Del Ray, Va. rms. b.. steam heat
garage; electricity. $500.
INVESTMENTS.
$3.50 n st./N.w.. 3-family nat: brick; Il
rms. 3ts.. H.w.H., 50. 500.
Store 18th and p Sts., NV, store and
rm; ) rm. house adjoining; brick: excel
lent condition 5000.
ll13-13h 5th s.. Sc. rms. each
frame: gas. Both fer 81. $50.
ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES CAs
BE PURCHASED on REASONABLE
TERMS.
SPECIAL" We need houses. List nov
for quick returns.
BRADFORD & CO..
Main 5s77. asS Southern Bldg. Main 5s77
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04
Virginia Horses
Given 9 Chances
At Blue Ribbons

Old Dominion thorouxhbreds
will have nine opportunities to 20
through their best PAGES this
summer.
The Virginia Horse Show as
ISOLATION announced YESTERDAY
the following summer events:
Leesburg, Va, June and 10:
-Upperville. Va. June II and Is;
Culpeper. Va. JULY and s;
Charles Town. w. Va. August {
charlestown. w. Va. August (
and 5; Orange, Va. August IL
and IL; Manassas. Va. August
Is. 10 and 20; Marshall. va.
August 25 and. 2s; warrenton,
Va: Sept. ! and ..
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Fuel oil Boosted al SaIina cruz.

American merchant ships enter
ing the port of Salina Cruz. Mexico,
will have to pay an increase of 50
cents on the barrel for fuel oil
purchased there. II was learned at
the Department Of Commerce yes
terday. Last year 157 American
merchant ships entered that port
for fuel oil.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04
Students Take SchoIar,hip Test.

scholarships of $500 each are Of
fered by the Popular science Month
ly for high school students az N.
United States. Examinations for the
scholarships were held Tuesday.
washington high school students
are competi ting in the Mid Atlantic
fgroup OF schools. from which one
student win receive scholarship.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04
Omaha u. S. Marshal Named

President Wilson yesterday sent
to the Senate the nomination OF
James G. Dahlman. of Omaha. to be
United States marshal for the Dis
-trict of Nebraska. vice Thomas j.
Flynn, deceased.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04

For Rent-Houses & Apts. Unfur.
ENTIRE FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS.
heat. gas and electricity; S35 per month.
3103 p st. NV. je4-1t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
proposals will be received at this Office.
Room 5e9, District Building, until o'clock
p. m. June II. 1920. for furnishing and de-
livering Print Shop Equipment and Sup
plies for use in Public Schools, D. c. Spec
ifcations and forms Of proposal may be had
upon application to the Purchasing Officer.
Room 32o, District Building. LOUIS
missioners. ID. c. Je4-3t
OFFICE. DEPOT OFFICER, I7th AND
sts. NV, Washington. D. c. Sealed pro-
posals. N triplicate. will be opened at above
address at IL a. m. June 81, 1890. for fur
nishing the necessary labor aud material re-
quired for shoeing Of such public and pTi-
vzte animals, as the Officer in Charge of
the Zone Transportation Ofice may des-
ignate. for fiscal year 1921. Proposal blanks
and information may be had upon apptcs-
ton here. mad, Is. 2e-ju1s,ls
OFFICE. DEPOT OFFICER. 18th AND y
sts. NV, Washington, D. c. Sesled pro-
posals in triplicate will be opened at above
address at IL a. m, June 16. 1920, for pre-
pairing for interment and Shipment the re-
mains of officers and enlisted men in the
District Of Columbia. including Walter Reed
General Hospital, Washington Barracks; and
Fort Myer Va. who may die in the service
Of the United States. Proposal blanks and
necessary information may be had upon ap-
plicstion here. Ju1.2,3 Is
OFFICE. DEPOT OFFICER, 18th AND
SITS. nv. Washington, D. c. Sealed pro-
possls will be opened at above address st
IO:30 q. IN. June II, 1920. for making 5000
file boxes. Sample box may be seen and
necesssrT proposal blanks obtained upon sp-
plication here. jest
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04

wANTED-A CoLoRED PORTER AND !
janitor thoroughly reliable and trust f,
worthy. TO sleep on premises. Apply at
once. UNDERWOOD UNDERWOOD. 1890
Conn. ave. je4-lt
PRESsER, COLORED. EXPERIENCED;
good place for the right man. 343O 1lth
st. NV. 1e3-St
wANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss CLOTHES
presser. 1900 18th st. NV. jest
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
good working conditions for young and
niddle-aged men who can furnish at least
th-ee letters Of character reference.
WAGES FOR MoToRMEN AND
CONDUCTORS.
First three months. ....... Sic per hour
Next nine months. ......-.. sac per hour
Aftae one yesr........... sec per hour
Fill credit given for former service with
ills COMPANY and sec PER HOUR GIVEN
To MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR
MCRE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH
OTTER COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE
YEARS.
Apply Tuesday and Friday after . p. N.
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON RAILWAY & ELEC. CO..
18th and East Capitol sts-
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REAL ESTATE.

THE PROPERTIES xDvERrfsED N
der ou- pame are controlled exclusively
By Us. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAnY
IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give
your business personal and prompt sttes-
The Washington herald., 1920-06-04

THE
CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

his normal average, and fielded for a mark of .933. Myers batting av- craze was .182 and his fielding mark 1000. Johnston took part in three games, hit for 300 and fielded for 500, having one put out and one CT TOT. Miller had batting average of .125 in two games and fielded per fcetly. Olson went through the five games, hit for .250 and fielded for $40. The other three players in the 1916 series were pitchers Marquard, Pfeffer and Smith. Marquard did not get q hit in his two games, gut had perfect fielding record. Pfef- fer in four games hit for .250 and fielded perfectly, while Smith in one game got hit which netted him u batting average of POO. He accept ed one put out and had seven assists for a perfect fielding record.
 None ofthe three pitchers now with with Brooklyn succeeded in winning a game in the 1916 series.. Pfeffer took part in three games, pitching 10 2-3 innings. He was charged with one defeat. Smith pitched 13 1-3 in ings in one game and was charged with the defeat, while Marquard pitched II innings in two games and was charged with defeats in both
 The statistics for the Brooklyn players follow:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
HOLIDAYS IN OCTOBER

Following is a calendar of bank and public holidays which will be celebrated in October in the states and countries and on the dates enum- erated below:
 Friday, October 1-In the United States: Missouri (Missouri Day)
 Monday, October 4-Barbados Basutoland, Bechuanaland, Egypt Honduras, New South Wales, Pales- tine, South African Union, Turkey Western Australia.
 Tuesday, October 5-Azord;, Bull garia, Madeira Islands, Portugal Por- tuguese East Africa, Portuguese West Africa.
 Wednesday, October 6-India.
 Saturday, October 9-Ecuador.
 Sunday, October 10.-China, Cuba South America.
 Monday, October 11-Brazil (State of Sergipe), Hong Kong.
 Tuesday, October -(Columbus Day) Argentina, Brazil, Colombia Costa Rca, Dominican Republic, Ec uador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicara qua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saliva dor. Uruguay. In the United States: Al; ;bama, Arizona, California, Colo rado, Connecticut, Deleware, Idaho, Ill.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

inois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebras- ka, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont Wash irgton and West Virginia; also in the Territory of West Virginia.
 Thursday, October 14-Don Repub- lie, Mauritus, North Russia, South Russia, Siberia, Ukrainia. In the United States: Alabama.
 Sunday, October 17.-Japan.
 Monday, October 18-Alaska.
 Wednesday, October 20-China Dutch East Indies.
 Thursday, October 21.-Western Australia.
 Sunday, October 24.--Brazil (State of Sergipe), Siam.
 Monday, October 25.--India, Moroc- co, New Zealand.
 Tuesday, October 26-India
 Wednesday, October 27-.India.
 Thursday, October 28-Czechoslo- vakia, Venezuela.
 Saturday, October 3O-Dutch East Indies.
 Sunday, October 31-Japan. In the United States: Nevada.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
Ma Robinson Dodger Managers Wife
 Knows All the Boys by First Name

New York, Oct 3.-Manager Vii l bert Robinson, who for the second 1 time in five years had led the Brook i lyn National League Clubs player'
 successfully as pennant winners to Dc
 contestants for the World Series championships struggle, was born al
 Hudson, Mass, 56 years ago. For 3t
 years Robinson has been identified with the National game. Away back in 1884 he was catcher for the Haver- i i'll, Massachusetts team for which at that time John Kinley Tenew was one of the Clubs pitching staff. During 1884 and the following season Tenef and Robinson proved to be an effec- tive battery. Many years later pitch CT Tener was elected governor of Pennsylvania and afterwards became the chief executive of the National Baseball League.
 In 1886 Robinson joined the Phila- delphia Athletics of the American As sociation and in his first major league game as catcher, scored the only run made by his team, which was beaten by the New York Metro politans.
 Was Famed Catcher
 Robinson's fame as a catcher and batter as we'll as a fast baserunner is closely allied with Baltimore where he spent many years of his baseball career. Back in the 90's when Me Graw, Jennings, Keeler. Kelley and others, Robison established an envi- able reputation as great player when Ned Hanlon's famous Orioles i wen the championship three years in succession.
 After McGraw became manager of he New York Giants in 1902 Robin sen remained in Baltimore and play I'd for several seasons with the h. ernational League club there.
 In the development of pitchers Rob- i nson was singularly successful and or several years he assisted his old riend McGraw in this department raining camps of the Giants after raining campso of the Giants after e had ceased to be an active player IS a pitchers coach with the New ork Nationals he brought out Rube larquard, who contributed his share the winning of three successive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
Korea Worship Places
 Used by Politicians
(Correspondonce the A p1

Correspondence the A. P.)
 Seoul, Korea, Sept. 1.-The semi official Seoul Press prints an inter. view with a police department offie. ial asserting that some Korean places of Christian worship were still used by Korean political conspirators The official declared that, as the result of recent arrests, the authorities will be obliged to keep an eye on Chris tian churches and chapel /Iildines
 An official statement says the de. cision is the outgrowth of the arrest of Dr. Vi Wonsik, Korean medical practitioner and eleven other Koreans on the charge of secreting seditioW literature from Shanghai in the com Nund af the Congkyo chapel at Doy. onldong, which is in charge of Rev MT. Gerdine, an American mission ary of the Methodist Church South Subsequently, it is charged, Vi WonsiS took refuse in the chapel at lnsadong which is in charge of Rev. MT. Clark of the North Presbyterian mission and concealed in the coalshed of the chapel over 1000 copies of the lnde' pendent Journal.
 Rough dry-12c per pound. New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

K, Oct. 2 The Brooklyn Ein go into the worlds l team of athletes, which sysical build is concerned, ss0e about right for a su- of the national game.
 egulars the two oldest Ec team are first base
 and Shortstop Olson. 5rs of age. That age is
 bung among men in vir-
 line of endeavor except hg notwithstanding that hd Olson are the seniors
 Robinson's entry their at the bat and in the F len an important factor
 he National League pen < Dklyn.
 ~ ics of the Brooklyn that the average age
 he average weight ITS
 E average height about
 ches.
 poklyn club did in the l1e of 1916 against the III gives little data up ltlS ka the chances of the s6Sle coming series There " Wight men playing with
 p took part in the 1916 N Wheat in five games RaO, which is far below
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
)ennants in 1911, '12. 13.

PNiiahls III I9ll, l2, 13.
 Robnlson began his managemer Of the Brooklyn team in 1914 and tvo years later made them champions d thelr league. He persuaded pros; dent Ebbets to secure the services a, Marquard and Mamaux when tkos, pitchers were on their wav +o tt, mlnor leagues and they are still w,t him now that he has landed his cln. for second time as big fac+o, in the world season.
 Never martinet with his men Pob inson seems to have an innate nove, of controlling his players, displsr. Ing sort of fatherly interest in them and establishing a bond of con. 1ldence and camraderie with them gets the best that is in every membe of his team either on or off the nlay. ing field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
MAKE HOUSTON SAFE."

Houston. Oct. 2.r-Chief of Detec- tives Gordon Murphy of this city, this afternoon announced that he had taken steps to "make Houston safe for the Confectionery" These steps include the enlistment of aid of d/ tectives from more than twenty cities of the north and south during the Confederate reunion next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Son Jefferson was fined $10 and costs on. a charge of speeding in Municipal court yesterday. Notice of appeal was filed and bond fixed at $50. Henry Parks, negro, was fined $10 and given ten days in jail on charge of petit larceny. It was alleged he had stolen a pair of trous- CTS from another negro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
FANORS BALL PLAN.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 2.-President Samuel Breadon of the St. Louis Nationals, stated today he favored the suggestion to have organized baseball taken out of the hands of the men financially interested and placed under the supervision of a civilian tribunal"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis 5-3, Kansas Git. so.
 At Columbus 1-5. St. Paul 1877. At Toledo 7-3, Minneapolis 6-2. At Louisville 10, Milwaukee 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

Rough dry-12c per pound. New Way laundry. Phone 827. 9-26-W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

- FLATs-ruRNIsuED 70
1901 East Third
fuh hENT-t-rOom apartment and ball
tohy tsiN room efficiency: beautifully
Fourth n Elwood
ADMIRAL. lsie-Furnlshed 1-room mod /.
--elh anartment. Usage 652o.
4NO teachers or business women 20
snare nice b-room apartment with teach
Apartment Al
JUST what you arc looking Tor, mod
erh apartment for two people furnished
completely 50 you can move in at once
steam neat, electricity, gas and water
lhcluded, as well as all kitchen and table
ware. linens. etc. Call apartment So2
and Elwood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
SOUTH SIDE

SIX ROOMS breakfast room, oak floors;
tile bath; pedestal lavatory, basement.
combination furnace brick foundation 4,
ot 'ha desirable S Go Soaon nice c saf' stoaa
Cedar 1850
COZY new Groom cottage, good well:
fenced lot and convenient 70 cars and
slider a car osage 9677.
Will SELL my fine 2-story home, far-
nished or unfurnished; immediate pos
session Cedar 60.
$3.50 CASH. balance like rent. two 9-roUm
box houses falI lot; barn; well north
SIDE; only 1l'ibO Usage bzGl. Room ~
Turner bldg
$3.50 CASH buys a dandy groom bunga-
low; one-hslf block OF paving on cor
ner lot; good well price $4,000 and t3i
per month Cedar l2s2
$4,000; $1,000 CASH, s. CAROLINA
Six roomsi basement. m1utel; hardwood
floors; SONGS foot lot, garage and scry-
an quarters' east front; bungalow; priced
LEWIS INVESTMENT co
n2 Mayo Bldg, Phone Usage 1925.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT
Close In on s. Boulder, property soon
to double IN value; also s. Cincinnati
apartment site. now offered at bargain,
see Us for real investments.
PRANK c. THOMPSON.
Usage s2s2. 2Oi cole Bldg.
$3.50 CASH buys dandy almost new
4-room bungalow on fun sized lot on
corner; east front, built-in cabinets large
screened In porch and large garage. one
half block OF paving and on east side;
price $4,000 and rest like rent. Gail
Cedar l2S2 r Hollyman.
$500 CASH buys a 6-roOm bungalow by
Kendall college on street car line, fun
sized lot, good well water and Cistern
bathroom roughed in; prico $500 and
$50 per month. call Cedar 1889.
EAST sIDE-Close TO Hilcrest addition.
houses and 4 lots; 57hXl62H facing
on 2 streets, price 5000, cash $1,000,
terms 10 suit. Call Cedar lSlS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

FuRNlsHED APARTMEST-Piaza Court
apartment; corner Fourth and Elwood
furniture new; beautiful and hirh class.
close IN now building; drinking water:
steam heat; Janitor service: immediats
possession, Call at apartment 400 Plaza
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

n A r FES SAFE 4
Al fE-C BINETs
The WORLDS Safest Safe" office col
Drew Bldg" phone osago ttii, Tulsa
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

ROOMS and sleeping porch, east front,
car line and Jltney on each side, best
block cast side; on pavement, owner leav-
Ing, wants quick sale. price $500, fl,2bO
and US month. Ben q. Angel. al Rob
inson bldg, phone Usage 7459-6O7G.
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ROOMS, $4,000, TERMS
See this rooms; WE'LL full lot. E. cham.
bets street; good income and real bar
gain
FRANK C THoMPsoN.
zoo Cole Bids. Usage 92S2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

FOR sALE--Two Undcrwoods, one Rom.
Usage i272.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

GOOD sec hand typewritcrs Tor saIo
guaranteed Call Underwood Typewrlt.
me-, lns 20, Slo bast Second 81 Usage 24t6
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FLATs-TURNIsnED


Furnished apartment-Plaza Court apart
ment corner Fourth and Elwood. for rent.
four-room efficiency apartment furniture
new, beautiful and high class close In
new building; drinking water: steam
heat Janitor service; immediate posses
Rion. Call at APARTMENT zoo. PLAZA
COURT or phone Cedar iA2.
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NNcMANer-nnAL rsrArE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATs ANp APAKTMENT

FOR RENT -- uufurnlshed three-room
apartment on south side; half block
Main street car $50 month, Answer T..
o. Box 1878.
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TWO three-rOom apartments on seventh
and Phoenix rent $50. Call Blume-
nAsur. Usage 9s9O.
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800 BLOCK NORTH CHEYENNE
Two houses on the same lot, one 7-room
and one b-rocm; both modern, ASxt76
foot lot; east front. basement. mantel
garage fine location; the owner has re-
duced this for quick sole: it0.sO0 cash
this property will carry good loan
LEWIS INVESTMENT co.
tls Mayo Bldg. Phone Usage 702s
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SOUTHWEST SIDE
hunEalow' SIX rooms sleeping porch bath,
finish fine location paved strCetA
BLAIR BROTHERS
6l9 Unity Bldg Phone Usage 1879
LOT FOR sALE--ieoo block South Trcn-
FOR SALE-G-room bungalow: hardwood
floors; sets French doors; tlle bath;
breakfast room and all modern built-in
features. Price $4,000. $500 cash. Cedar
FOR sALE-By owner, new bungalow: 6
large rooms; breakfast room and bath.
hardwood floors throughout oak trim IN
living and dining room; including two sets
French doors; steam heat; best Of plumb
ing and electrical firturesi eNpensively
decorated, large basement: two-car gar
age and modern servants quarters high
est location on southeast side Tor price
and terms Address Box No ci6-E care
world.
FOR sALE--s-room bungalow. close in
2-car Earagc; walking distance 20 town
and right up to now: for 5000; Ia cash
time on balance. See Russ l. Grant Jif
Security BidE. Phone 2l6O.
FOR SALE-By owner, good four-room
house on pavement screened hack porch
aud good well and garage, small fruit
Usage 2iOi " ''''''
DANDY modern building lot on paving.
No paving tax. Price 1900 Terms.
Usage BOSS.
CORNER 10Th and baltimore. $4,000.
houses, well, lot worth 5000 Inquire
owner 10 East l6tn ST.
FOR SALE by owner; 4-foom furnished
house; screened IN back porch; garage:
servant room. chicken house. fence; good
well and trees. $1,000; $1,000 asah. aud
i75 per month. 25os e Ninth Kendall.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OF 5-room modern cottage with mantei
and built-in features white ivory finish,
hardwood floors, on pavement, good lo-
cation price Immediate sale tG,bO0 only
200 cash Usage iSfa or Cedar 500.
Ill,bO0-South side two-story roaideuco,
hardwood floors, an built-iu features:
every convcniouce; breakfast room; base
500 cash handles. 4. i Jenkins Son.
Usage 1900 Residence psnge s715.
$500 CHOICE north side location. two
story ,Tesldehce attractive degorationsi
TsS Sr5ashaa T?s four Ged 4od& Sa5agoo' o.oaa ]
electrical fixtures, every cuuvCuienuet
basement garage ana driveway, $500
cash handles, A. Jenkins 4 Son. Usage
$500. HcNidence. Usage 5ilb..
lots FOR SALE 40
SOUTH TRENTON-l6u0 block. fuli size
lot, plenty of Hhado uasgo 500
FINE HIGH LOr-75zltu southcsst side.
$500 CASH balance $40 per month BY
ownor cedar 2S
FOR SALE or THADE-Dn improved
pr0pcrtyi two beautiful east front lots,
on Troost avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets CAN owner Usage
2027.
HOME BUILDING SITES
East Highland Tot on pavement oaay
terms Fine home bite.
A corner on Federal street, l0ON20O feet.
a real country home site.
ROOMS. MODERN iL750
This b-room house, near Fifteenth and
Rockford; Is a bargain to be picked up bY
some one who appreciates future values
Buy this ana make easy pr0flt
FRANK c. THOMPSON
20l Cole Bldg. Usage 3.S2
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MOVE IN TODAY 9 room corner, east
front. basement. garage built Tor home
owner gone. must sell; price 5000, ~ 100
cash hen o. Angel Sl7 Robinson bldG,
phone DsuFe 7AbQ-e0T6