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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
Murderess Says She WizI
 Meet HdnaOu H1 HeOUen ''
By AM BLAIR,

By AM BLAIR, Staff Correspondent Universal Scr
 vice.
 Copyright, 1920, by Universal Ser vice.) (Copyright, 1920. by Chicago Herald
 and E1Xaminer.)
 (Copyright, 1920, by Sam Blair.) Fl Paso, Texas, Dec. 20.-Clara Smith Hamon is on her way back to Ardmorc, Okla, to face jury on a charge of staying Aake Hamon, multi millionaire oil magnate and Republi- can National Committeeman from Oklahoma
 She will tell the Ardmore jury the story she told me last night in the public park at Chihuahua, Mexico. The story rushed to a climax with the account of the last meeting of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20

.. WANT FUNDS RELEASED.
 Boston, Dec. "A request that he immediately send to Ireland the funds collected in the Irish liberty bond drive was te1egraphed i,st night to Eamonn DeValera as "presid ent of, the Irish Republic" by the Massa- chusetts Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom.
 The telegram in part said: "We understand that millions of dollars collected for Ireland during the bond sale are deposited in American banks fin your name and remain in your personal control. We believe the sui fering people of Ireland are entitled 10 the use of these funds at once. Therefore at regular meeting of the state council it was voted to respect fully urge you to send all available funds to Ireland. AS a large part of the fund in your possession was subscribed in Massachusett through the instrumentality of the Friends of Irish Freedom, we know that we speak the sentiment of the Irish peo- pie of this state when we use you to ack on this suggestion a. the earliest possible moment"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
A Days Off M
 SeUen HOIidays

Calendars have begun to ap- pear in Bridgeport, and a refer ence to the new ones shows that the next seven out of eight hoIi- days on the slate will bt, double headers''-meanins that they will give the weary rest for two days at one clip. Christmas and New Years fall on Saturday, Decora- tion Day on Sunday Fourth of July on Monday; Labor Day on Monday Christmas, 1921, on Sunday and New Years, 1922, on Sunday.
 Quite a pleasant arrangement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20

board spaces for the good of the cause
 This appeal concludes one of the letters:
 ii, while you are eating your deli-- cious dinner on Christmas, there should appear at the table opposite you a. little tot with a sallow, drawn face its little bony hands outstretched to vou-pleading for just a few crumbs from your table,-would- you force it mercilessly away.-or would you take it to your heart so that it might share your joy on this glorious Christmas day?
 "A little invisible guest at your ta- ble will please the Father of all Eter- nifty and add immeasurabiy to your own happiness. Adopt one or more of these little tots referred to on the enclosed slip and please return to is at once.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
GUN-TOTER GETS
 HEAVILY FINED

Caught with a .32 caIiber revolver in his pocket. when policemen ''frisked" a number of suspicious chara cters in a poolroom at 620 Penn broke street, Saturday night, Sandor .C;uaranto, of HI Burroughs street was fined S100 and costs and sent Cnced t6 , days in jail when ar raigned before Judge Frank L. Wild CT in the City court today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
IDENTIFY BODY.

The body of a man found yester- day noon in the rear of a saloon at 3S3 Bunnen street, was identified last night as that of Fred Schultz, of 1235 Seaview avenue, an empIoye of the City Ice & Coal Co. Alcoholism is thought to have been the cause of death. His only relative is a brother John Schultz, who lives in Court1and street Brooklyn,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
BRIDGEPORT BOYS
 CAR KILLS WOMAN

Derby, Dec. 2O-Miss Eva Hut teriak, 30, died in Griffin hospltal this forenoon of injuries received when she was struck by an automobile driven by Arthur Peterson, 19, of 16 Millvil1e street, Bridgeport, at l0:l5 last night. She had just al1ghted from a car The automobile dragged her for about 100 feet, breaking both. legs above the knee, fracturing one arp and one rib and badly brulsing her head and face Coroner MIX has been called to investigate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
15 Extra Cops to Handle Xmas Rush

In order to safeguard banks and jewelry stores during the usual rush of Christmas business, 15 extra plain clothes men today were assigned to duty in the cen ter of the city by Police Supt. Patrick Flanagan. These men have been drawn from the ranks of the Detective BSreau and the Department of InveLHgation, and are working extra hours every day this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
THEY WERE BROTHERLY.

As the result of an outburst of brotherly feeling between Joseph and Bruno Filenovich, of $40 Boston avenue, both men are in St. Vincent's hospital today suffering from cuts and bruises sustained in the battle. Jo- seph is alleged to have ruined a chair on Bruno's head, while Bruno came back with a wonderful display of knife work. Both cases were continued until Dec. 22 in the City court today and bonds were fixed at $50.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
FIND PARAFINE IN
 NAVY WAREHOUSE

London, Dec. 2o-Bottles of para fine and quantities of cotton waste were found by secret service agents today in tce army and navy stores warehouse at Pullman. Scotland Yard suspects that Irish f1rebugs planned a conf1a grafton.
 Six masked men held up the wife of Thomas Brogan, resident engineer for a large factory at Battersea, and after demanding the keys to the plant searched 1t thoroughly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
PITCHED BATTLE
 AS BRITISH RAID
 GALWAY ISLANDS
Several Hurt New Irish De- mand That De Valera Forward Bond Sale Funds
 to Sufferers In Erin

Dublin military
  bay
  in 0 he forces. t is
  the ad
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
NO HOPE!

Norwalk. Dec 26.-J Joseph Cor
 dello, who lives in the outskirts of
 the city. ts being treated by two eye
 specialists in the hope of saving the
 sight of one eye, which was injured when he sawed off the limb of a tree, while sitting on the outer end and fell twenty feet. One rib was also fractured
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
WEATHER

New Haven, Conn. Dec: s0.- Weather forecast from D. m. Mon day to B. m- Tuesday. follows: For New Haven and viGsnfty: Fair tonight and Tuesday.
 For Cenneetieuti Fair tonight; Tuesday increasing etoudiness; not much change in temperature: mod crate west to northwest winds, be- coming northeast and increasing Tuesday,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
DE VALERA ON OCEAN?

London, Dec. 2O-According to a Central Newl- dispatch from Cher bourg, Eamonn De Valera. president of the Irish Republic, is on board the Cunard liner Aquitania which is day
 Officials of the home office and Scotland Yard admitted they had no definite information that De Valera was on the Aquitania-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
WAGON SHOP -ABLAzE

Damage of s1,500 was caused this morning by fire in a wogan shop owned by A, Meiowsky. 169 Hamilton street, Two alarms were turned in one from Box No, 61a and another from Box No. 651 at g o'clock The origin of the blaze is unknown
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
TWO IDENTIFY LAMPELL

Two identified Sigmund I.ampeli, manag of the LampeIl Millinery store. 1126 Main street from the pro- file which appeared in Saturdays paper. He is a member of the firm which operates Q chain of millinery stores in, New York and Connecticut. J. H. Murphy of 123 Overland ave nue was first and Miss Aurora Latroze was second
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
BANDITS SHAY N. Y. CASHIER
NEW OUTBREAK FOLLOWS LULU
 IN VICE WAVE

York, 2O-Two bandits a bold daylight raid the Seamans Mission at 5O7 West Street shot and killed Russell the cashier and escaped with $4O0 today
 The robbers drew their pistols when they entered the Mis- and told Russell open up the safe but
 of the fired and bullet entered Russells breast just below the heart Russell fell mortaly wounded and dead when the police arrived
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20

Both bandits wore masks. The $400 represented the receipts taken in at the Mission since Saturday morning. The Mission is a home for aged sailors.
 As the bullet entered RusselTs chest, he fell heavily to the floor. He lay groaning, but neither the mur- derer nor his companion paid any at tention to him. The taller of the two men then walked quickly to the safe and emptied the contents of the cash box into his pocket. fhe groaningz of the dying man angered one of the the robt ITS and he viciously kicked him in the ribs.
 At the door, the tall bandit slowly swung his revolver about, covering Arthur Murdock, the day clerk, and several others who were in the room. put the revolver under his coat and both backed through the door and disappeared.
 Thomas Barrett a seaman, ran out and summoned policeman and an ambulance.
 With more than 200 arrests made
 in the greatest police roundup New
 York has ever known, in an effort to
 halt the unprecedented crime wave,
 the authorities continued their drive
 today to purge the city.
 Police raids have been continuous in cafes and restaurants from e1ah- crate Broadway cabaretS to the chea D East Side coffee houses, all known criminals were picked up and taken to police headquarters. Only a few of the men arrested were detained, however. Most of them were releas- ed after being questioned and warn ed to leave town.
 Police Commissioner Enright said that New York would be the most thoroughly policed city in America under the reorganized police system. While the police were raiding for suspects, burglars broke into the home of Mrs. Cecile Sartoris. grand Grant, and stole a number of valu- ables including jewelry, gowns, cash and a watch that belonged to Gen. eral Grant.
 The loot was valued at s6,ooO. It included 5000 francs of the French
 restoration fund of which Mrs. Sar-
 toris was vice-president.
 Despite the extraordinary police precautions, bandits found it easy to 69th street. This robbery occurred within a block of the West 18th street police station where ten detec- tives with an automobile were doing patrol duty. This garage is in the busiest part of New York city. The police department is dividing the city into zones and more than 15,o00 policemen will be kept on duty until after the crime wave subsidies. In addition to the regular members of the force four thousand, eight hundred reserves will be employed. The old fixed post system of keeping a policeman stationary so that c1tl- zens will know where to find one in a hurry is being reinstated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
STOCK MARKET WEAK.

New York, Dec. 20-After some ir- regularity at the opening today the stock again turned decidedly weak, many issues showing losses of from fra9tions to over 2 points.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
STOLE OYERCoATs,

Harry O'Leary of 800 Nicheis street. and Frank Stevens of Middle town. N. Y, weo were arrested here Saturday, were turned over to the Stepney authorities today. The men are accused of stealing two overcoats in that teWAs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
SHOOTS OWN BROTHER.

Morristown, N. J., Dec. 20-Arous- ed by reported depredations of hold up men and burglars in the nighbor- hood, Frederick Bryan early today fired a shot at a suspicious looking man outside his mothers cottage in Towaco, near here, and then ap- preaching the suspect, who had fallen to the sidewalk, discovered that he had seriously wounded his own brother, Archibald Bryan.
 From his own cottage narby, Fred rick explained later to the police, he had seen a light moving in his moth CTS house when he believed her to be in Vermont with her other son. 1n- vestfgating, he saw a man come out Of the house and failing to recognize his brother in the darkness, fired.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20

You ought to know this gentleman. This profile shows a man of the artistic type with imagination well developed. He could be an actor, a poet, or a, painter. As a matter of fact he has successfully filled one of these occupations and is in a line closely connected with the dramatic art. Who is he?
 Your identification must be in writing. It must be brought or mailed to The Times Office. The person making the first iden- tification under the rules will be paid $f .00.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-20
Birth Rate Here ShOUs
 Decline, Figures Pr0Ue

The birth rate Bridgeport slowly decnng according o submitted Coons today The doctor his estimate attempt give any
Evening star., 1920-02-15
BUY HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS
Telephone Main 434o 14o6 St NV.
14o6 H St. NV.

FOR sALELPriee. sl1, ,ooo-Northwest heas:
twostory and attic; colonial house, with four
bedrooms and sleeping porch On second 1oef:
hct-water heat electric lights. inlaid noses
and q garage for two cars. Owner oceupying
property will give possession.
FOR sALE-Price. S1a.50o-On 18th st. IN
Columbia Heights. a corner house; there
10 rooms, baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights. oak 6oo1, porches and q brick garage.
We believe this house has about everything
you could desire for . complete home. and Il
is q splendid buy from q business standpoint.
FOR sALE-Price, g, ,2s0CWen located In
northwest Q two-story semi-detached be1ck
house. having rooms and bath. 4 bedrooms
on second door. heated with hot water, having
electric lights. porches. the house screened
throughout and equipped with metal weather
| strips.
FOR sALE-Price. 81. .500IOn 18th St. In
Columbia Heights. close 30 Central High
School, owner leaving city will give posses
sion when desired. This 10 Q 3-stoey bay
window brick house Of attractive appearance,
| heated with hot water, having inlaid floors
| AID two-story rear porches.
FOR sALIPrice. s.. 75O-A downtown home
little OF from 18th ST., q well built 3-story
bay window brick house. having 10 rooms and
bath. good heating plant, several open nre-
places. a deep lot to q paved alley, with garage
| space. Terms. $2.500 cash and monthly pay
ment1.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Continued.

FOR sALE-Price So 500-A most desirable
home; semi-detached; having large rooms
on noors, besides servants room and attic
on third floor: hot-water heat; large porches;
lot 25x150 to q good alley. This house has
Just been vacated In order to make q prompt
sale.
FOR sALE-Price. s.. soon Park road close
to 14th st: . decided bargain; 3-story bay
window brick house. having rooms and bath.
hot and cold water on third noor; the house
Gated with hot water. This house VIII be sold
very promptly.
FOR sALE-Pice. S7.b0o-In Mt. Pleasant.
1ust of from l6th ST.. frame house. having
rooms and hath. heated with hot water. This
property In clear OF incumbrance; owner will
sell on terms Of 81 600 cash and monthly pay
EtcntA.
FOR sALE-Price. $l2.ooo-Built BY an archi-
tect for his own use, semi-detached house. hav-
inr 9 roo ms, large bathrooms. hot-water heat,
electric lights. glassed-in sleeping pofches on
frst and second floors, and a heated garage:
rvasos able terms Of sale can Be made and
possession given You ought to see this house
right away.
FOR SALE-Price, $s,5O0-Dovntown home.
little OF from 14th st. and south Of Thomas
Circle, a 4-story brick house, having 10 rooms
and bath, several open freplaces. This 10 an
excellent .itua ton for q professional man or 0
good house in which t. rent rooms.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WANTEn-RnoUs.

WANTED-nOO1fS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD0Contfnued.
TOO MASS. AVE. N.E.-Nicely furnished rooms
with board. 16.
ROOM and board for three young gentlemen; ;
private family preferred. Address Box 3D.
Star ONCE. IT.
GLEN ECHO, MD.-foung man wants room
and board in private family. Address Box
271-C, Star Office.
WANTED by two ladies' room and board with
ROOM and board in refined surroundings by
single gentleman; government employe. Ad-
dress Box 3O1 C. Star office. 15s
TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD. for three adults.
Give price and location. Address Box 2o3- C,
Star office.
JAPANESE gentleman desires furnished room
with board in private family in NV. section.
Address. by letter Sato. Japanese embassy. 15s
Evening star., 1920-02-15
EDW. I. LEWIS,
Evans Bldg. M. 6OG,
ULTRA MODERN HOME.
FROM OWNER AT A
RARGAIN. 9,

Woodley Park, only two blocks
off Conn. ave. and near Ward,
man Park Inn, in beautiful sec
ton of new homes 8 rooms, be-
sides sun parlor, sleeping porch,
maids room with bath, storage
room, h.w.h., elec. lights, hard
wood floors throughout; deep
lot with modern double brick.
garage on wide alley. This home
is practically new and. very At
2 years supply of coal.
Immediate possession.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
Real Estate Dept. 10Th and G.
Main 43Z.
Evenings. Phone North loe6-I
Evening star., 1920-02-15

soIIpLY BUILT, sENr DETACHED. EIGHT
roomed brick residence. finished with hard
woods; weatherstripped; all modern improve
ments including large instantaneous water
and Hoover sweeper; tile bath; large pantry:
finest electroliers and lamps; screens: awnings;
delishtful and convenient location, facing IAs-
coin Park; located strateeicaIly for business
site: price with al coutents. SIS. coo: viii not
sell separately. Address Box GID. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1920-02-15
DOWNTOWN.

Beautiful home On N st. near 18th; rsesDs.
2 baths; steam heat; $11 600; terms.
1300 block Of Vermont ave. IL roooa-
baths: bot-wlter heat: hardwood hoors; house
in excellent condition; SIS, 900.
0ner wanted: 9th st. near l. St; 10 rooms.
baths: hot-water heat: electricity
De Sales at. near Connecticut ave-: IL rooms.
electric light, hardwood door: house 16x1oo.
S15, 600: terms. So
1900 block 4 st. NV: - rooms. baths.
hot-watsr hSst, electric light: SIS 900.
100 block c st. NV; IL rooms snd hath; bot
air heat: $1,000: terms.
West Of Dupont Circle: 10 rooms baths
electric lights. Here il your chance TO boy .
home in one-s< the best residential sectiens in
the District: SIS, 500.
One block east Of Dupont Circle: L. rooms
snd baths. hot-water heat electricity; large
yard to wide alley. This 10 one Of the oeof
buys in the city; $l500O.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
6lb 18th ST. NV. Main e4e4.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

d ST. NEAR UNION STATION; 8 ROOMS,
bath. cellar; corner alley only 5000; terms.
81 900 cash. $50 monthly. Possession. .
ROLAND c. BOOTH. 215 E NV; r. 2l0
Evening star., 1920-02-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES

NATIONAL. REALTY co.
HOME MERCHANTS"
$4,000: Fla. ave. near North Capitol; Groom
brick; $500 cash.
IS, 500; Fla. ave. ne. near 18th; rooms
tile bath; furnace; colonial porch.
81, 900; 34o0 block 14th NV, s-rocm brick.
Q baths gas and electricity; 15-ft. alley.
SUBURBAN.
$4,000: bet. Washington and Alexandra; !;
new; rooms. bath; steam heat; electricity !;
lot 50x115.
$500; Takoma Park: large s-room house |;
gas and electricity; h.w.h.; large lot; $1,000
cash.
$3.50; Arlington, Va. fine 1,acre suburban
home; 7-room modern home garage.
FOR COLORED.
$500; 1856 9th NV; Groom brick; fur
mace $500 cash.
$3.50: "P" St near 26th NV; large
7-room brick furnace; large lot; $500 cash.
For these and other properties apply
NATIONAL REALTY CO., go n. 7. ave. .
VERY GOOD BRICK HOME, 8 ROOMS AND
bath. ON 26th ST. NV; easy terms; $2,s00
Col $500
Evening star., 1920-02-15

MT. PLEASANT AND COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
on Park rnad-7 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electricity; very desirable and convenient
location. Price, 81. 500.
On Columbia rosd-14 rooms. 2 baths; steam
heat; gas; laundry; deep yard to wide alley
Price. $l1.000.
On Holmead place near Monroe-lo rooms
and bath; furnace heat; gas and electricity;
servants room; laundry. Price. 81. 500.
Three-famil apartment house-Each 8 rooms
and bath; hotwater heat; possession OF one
apartment in 30 days. Price. $l2.50O
Petworth-S-room bungalow, semi-detached; !;
hot-water heat; piped for gas and water; ga
rage. Price, $500; terms. s., 500 cash, $50
month; immediate possession.
MT PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
l411 Park I'd. Col. $50.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Cleveland Park.

Cleveland Park.
Ihfee-story, nearly new. sand-dash resideoee.
With every convenience; good garage; II res@s.
3 baths. lavatory; owner leaving town. Imue-
diate possession. Must sell At cost o. eonven-
lent terms. Price. SIS, 760
Mt. Pleasant.
Practically neV brick residence. 8 rooms.
b tbs: completely screened and awnings; every
modern convenience; garage. Immediate pas-
session. Price, $11. .75O. on easy terms.
Brookland, NE.
Attractive new pebbae-dash 7-room and bath
residence. with garage; all modern Improve
ments. Immediate possession. Terms can be
made to suit purchaser IL responsible. rele-
phone aftsr O'Clock. North $50. Price. se. sea
RICHARDSON GIBSON,
1410 h STREET. MAIN 3142.
NEW HOUSES. EAST AND WEsT OF l4th
st.; 8 and Z rosms; q, $50 up: terms, 81 500 70
Evening star., 1920-02-15

YS60 CXSH, THNN PAY @ MONTHLY.
Near lbth and n ne. Hfica. N,000.
Good fsamo, rss0e; poseAss: 3 nlg leta.
ROLAND O. BOOTH. N6 D ~. ~. 8J01.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Near Wardman Park Hotel.
Large. well furnished, comfortable front
room; for one or two refined people. 2S2O 27th
NV. Phone n. 2Ss3J. l5s
Evening star., 1920-02-15

s42 IRVING ST. N-w.-lArge sitting room
yenient 10 car; breakfast il desired Phone
Col. Sc52-J I5s
1872 MASS. AVE. N.W-Large front room for
gentlemen, or connecting front rooms for
gentlemen. 15s
1870 kILBoURNE N.W.-LArge, bright front
Col. s632-w Ike
f02 10th ST. N.W.-Large End door front room
adjoining bath. for 8; also room for =. 15'
3 N.W.-Front room; h-w.h.: hot water:
convenient to bath. 15s
IN DESIRABLE northwest section near park,
3 car lines, handsome suite of rooms south
en- exposure: private bath; 500 per month.
Phone Col. 5051. 1as
APT. 3. 14I5 ST. NW-NiceIy furnIshed
room for or 2. l5s
1859 NEWTON ST.-Room for rent 15s
1921 LAMONT ST.-Close to cars: private re-
hned family; elegantly furnished warm light
rooms, rear bath; gentlemen only. Phone Mrs
Lghtbown, Col. 05O2. l5s
SOL 18th ST. Nw.-LArge front room on
ground noor' privilege of. Ink; kitchen on
eame floor: use of laundry: 8 blocks from
Treasury; no children; govt. workers pre-
fened. I5s
ond-aoor room. furnished for hight househeep-
ing, with all convenences; reasonable: two
young ladies; working day time. l5s
FOR ONE two ladies' or gentlemen; ami.
1852 Monroe st. NV. Washington. d. @. 16'
1124 WILLARD ST. N.w.-very iarss. com.
Portable front room; suitable for tvo. los
1924 O ST. N.W.-ope large, comfortabie
xvom; ,sear bath; all conreniences. 15s
Evening star., 1920-02-15

NEAR 18th and EUCLID. TEN ROOMS. TWO
ba ths hot water, room for EAraGe; possession
from owner; s. 500 cash required. Price'
Evening star., 1920-02-15

642 IRVING ST. N.W.-lArge sitting room
and inclosed sleeping porch next to bath: con-
venient TO car; breakfast il desired Phone
Col. SS52-J IIs
Evening star., 1920-02-15

By OWNER-6R0OM AND SLEEPING
porch: possession March 1; inspection any time.
20 Randolph place NV. Phone 1nfertof. Branch
Evening star., 1920-02-15

BY owNER-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: g
rooms and bath: steam heat: on 9Th st. s.e. be-
tween East Capitol and Pennsylvania ave.
large back yard; no alley. Price. 1000. Ad-
dress Box 125-D, Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
STONELEIGH COURT.
For rent, few desirable housekeeping and
nonhousekeeping apts.. furnished or unfur-
nished, by the year or for shorter periods;
restaurant q In carte or table d'hote. Apply
of7ce 6toneleigh Court, Conn. ave. and l. st.
AMY GORDON, APARTMENT sPElfALIST
to rooms: fur. and unfur: month or year.
$50 Colorado Bldg. Main 583
THE HIGHLANDS
Four rooms and bath.
Possession February 20. 15s
Evening star., 1920-02-15

NEW HOUSES. EAST AND WEST OF I4thi
st.; and rosms; - $50 up: terms. 81. 500 -
- 500 cash; t7b to 500 monthly; immedhts
pocsession. e. II. WILLIE. u. 7B; after 5,
IN K9ss Ns
Evening star., 1920-02-15

CALIFORNIA BUN0ALOW-SIX ROOMS AND
bath; large undnished attic; hardwood floors;
hot-watef heat; open fireplace; built for home
by owner; lot 451150; restricted neighborhood; ;
price. $4,000 1924 Legation St. Chevy