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The Keota news., 1920-08-06
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items of Interest to the People Of
Ke0ta Community

A Superstition Social" will be given
Friday the 49, In the basement Of the
Baptist Church. This social. given by
former Keota High School pupils. will
be for the purpose Of raising money to
help pay the debt incurred by the publi-
cation Of the 1918 Annual. A musical
program h.s been prepared for the eve.
ming.
C. G. Winberg and family. Of Gill.
and Frank Jensen and children. Of
Barnesville. spent Sunday at the c. F.
Becker hons. They held their Point
Of. Rocks community church services
while here. Beckers are formerly Of
the Point-of- Rocks community. where
they are members Of this church.
John Snyder. Of Grand Junction. Co..
crsdo. spent Sunday and Monday at the
Herman Lingelbaeh home. He 10 .
nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lingelbsch.
Before coming to Keota he visited with
the A. H. Bradley. August Carston and
Ed. Olandsr families at Grover.
Athalea and Edith Hamilton. Of Elmo.
Missouri, came Saturday. and are visit
ing With tAeir sister. Mrs. L. A. Bailey
and family. aad brothsk Frank Hsmil-
ton. On taseir way out they visited at
chsysaae WITH their sister. Ars. Ear
nest Scott ~ family.
Mrs. Fannie Hamilton. Of Fort Nor.
gan. arrived Ehrrsday 70 visit with her
laughter, Mn. ]. J. wertz and family.
Little Fraueis Wsrts, who has been
visiting at Fort Morgan for the past
TWO months. returned with her.
While moving along the road Sstur-
Jay. the ll-year.old son Of Jake An
,!rcs was thrown under the mower BY
the horses which became frightened by
passing auto. He escaped with few
minor cuts and bruises.
Mrs. Frank Trumbo and daughter.
Kitty. Of Bedford. Iowa, who have been
visiting here for the past week. went
to Carpenter. Wyoming. Tuesday to
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
olinc and baby.
John Moore, who 10 working at Chap.
pcll, Nebr.. came to kcota Monday.
lie and Mrs. Moore, who has been visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jobbins. returned Tuesday to
Chsppell.
Mrs. B. F. Rhoadsrmer returned Fri.
day from Lexington. Nebrasks. where
she has been visiting relatives. Her
brother, L. H. Hodgson and wife. Icamc
with her and will visit with them for
while.
Seth Markley and family spent Sum
day in Weldona. Mrs. w. e. Baker
went ss far - Virgins with them and
will visit there with the w. r. Stew
art family for . couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Ralston returned
Wednesday to their home In Beatrice.
Nebraska, after visiting for ten days
with their daughter. Mrs. X. b. Hemp
hill and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trumbo. Of Bed
ford, Iowa, who are visiting at the J..
II. Staley home. and Marion Stalcy.
spent Saturday and Sunday In Estes
Park.
For Sale: 81 head Of cattle. 10
nflch cows; 1 registered. full-bloodcd
The Keota news., 1920-08-06

rortn.r, Pho.osr.pher. s..rlms.- -ceH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Good WRESTLING
MATCH EXPECTED
STEPHENS AND CHAPMAN WILL
MEEr TONIGHT ~
FINISH MATCH

G,orgn stephens 81 Chicago and
DICK Chapman. champion middle
weight wrestler Of the T.. \. Army.
will go for the best two falls out of
three In finish match al the base.
hall park tonight at sac o'clock under
the auspices II the Amarillo Athletic
club. Tho match had been scheduled
Y come off here last Monday night
but was postponed on account u the
rain.
Fans declare tonght's match VIII he
one ~ the best bouts tht has been
staged here this season. as both men
are conceded a. bc among the best of
iniddlcwcight wrestlcrs and both have
good records behind them. Chapman In
Noted among the cx.prvice min for
his wrestling overseas. while Sttilhen,
has been well known In wrctlink cir.
rirs Tor NOR. than ten wears. the Chi.
cago man beat BELT WillOughby Of
Houston in a u minute handicap
match here last Friday night. throw.
ing him twice IN the length IL time nj.
loticd.
The prcliminnrics will consist Of "A
lattl" royal between i've negroes. an
eight round bout between Knockout"
George Sionchcm and Young" Cans
hnth negroes. at l65 pounds. and five
round tilt between Boss Baker and
Jack Robinson. ~ i3i pounds.
a feature of tonights affair viii he
the free admission IT all ladies' who
are accompanied by a person having n
laid ticket. "a AZ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
LOCUST BOXERS TAKEN
FROM CITY FARM PUT
ON DISPLAY BY COLBY

CITY Manager ! q Colby brought
laek number uf locust burcrs from
IN" city farm yesterday afternoon and
had thcm Un exhibition at the city hall.
un explains that the locusts lny their
cggf ON ih' hulios of tn trees. the eggs
are Matched out and the young. In the
worm form, are The ones that de- the
damage Then after they have changed
into the insect form and ATTAINED wings
they spread a. other trees. las more
,ggs. and their Young continue the
d'nrcdationy ~" declared IL viii d,
necessary 10 cat and burn al trees on
the city farm 40 result 81 the damag.
ms work
Mr.. Colby SAYS that during the
months 81 August. september and Oc.
tobcr. u the time when the locusts
change into III" insect form and attain
wingf That h the time. h. declares.
that citizens should wage war upon the
de, trUying animals 10y cutting down the
Infected trees and burning them there.
by destroying m" buror before n, has
changed his fwm. BY this method. he
claims. the burcrs finally could be- cX.
terminated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
ARREST IS MADE
ON BOOZE CHARGE
MENlClN TELEPHONES POLICE
MAN ~ Sisi LINZ WIiISkEY
FOUR PlNTS frUND

\ nan giving his ma. ~ Lu'hcr
.unnirg..a.n "a supposed ic 30 y "a
Pueblo. Colorado. was arrested by Act.
Ing chief az Police J. W kccton and
l'atrolinan VIM. Goodnight an the
bowery yesterday afternoon about 3
1'clnck and placed in the city Jail. fol.
lowing complaint frum Mexican
living In that section Of tho city Ia the
effect that the man was selling lpu"r.
Pour pints ~ liquor wcFs found In tho
mans posscSsion at the time he was
arrested. pclicc report. lie was taken
to the police station and an invcstiga.
ton followed which revealed that he
had trunk In the baggage station NJ
the Fort Worth & Denver depot. His
trunk check was taken by the police
who went o. the station and took
charge ~ his trunk which also was
searched Tor liquor. hut without rc.
Hults
The mans arrest was the direct re-.
suit at fear On the part Of tn. Mexican
complainant that his brother. whom
he said had purchased some liquor
from Cunningham. would die from
drinking II.
Cunningham will u. turned over %
Federal authorities to-day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
k|HAN|s GLUBTQW0ak
FOR AMENDMENT T0.GET
SCHOOL FUND INCREASED

The kiwanis club viii do ac,nr vol,
iur tn lHupu, II constitutional amend.
inpni Witch win De- voted uppn If the
November elections. whereby The tax
hwy iu school purpusrs ma" b, n.
ERASED. according a. decision reached
at thn luncheon held yesterday noon at
the Amarillo Hot,l.
Rev Roy Rutherford paftor at mo
Fir thrli i!nn Church gave a tain thlt
wa much apprcciat Il las those present
Mtleic was im nii N'd les All and Mrs
lack Dulc' ana the Presbyterian sun.
day Schul urcho' lla. Prof r. r.
Myerf lod q slngf.si.
I'poris were made hy dol,glt,r To-
ia" recent district convention In okla
huma Iiiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
CHR|sTAHSuHDAY
SCHOOL To PICNIC.
ENTIRE DAY Will. BE SPENT At
UPCiitlRCu RANCH N

The annual picnic Of the Sunday
school ~ the First Christian Church
will be- held all day saturday nj the
Inchuich ranch. Superintendent !. y.
Iliggs has oppolntcd committees which
40" attending 90 "DETAILS necessary to
holding what he hopes will he tn. most
successful picnic the Sunday school
has ever had.
The picnlckers will lcavc the church
NJ $40 o'clock IN the idotuipg ion the
canyons Bcsidrs thn usual picnic dlf.
ror which sill w. tl,n along. Il ~
planned Ia furnish Ice cream ANA other
good things. according to those IN
charge.
The annual picnic IL usually ncI
several wcCHa Garlic. hut the Ieiay
Wag- mgd, this year N account 81 q
fcors ~ a., Sunday school desiring
Rev. R"y Il" h-' odd. the new paslJ,.
q attend. sAGi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
FAv0Rs AGRICULTURAL
PAPER FOR PANHANDLE

The secretary 81 the lSaid 81 city
DvNcl, pmcnt II In receipt uf letter
from ]. T.. Fleming 1T ruicau. OKLA.
who II = member ~ the Oklahoma sen.
ate IN which he expresses his belief
that gund agricultural and livestock
magazine would prove u success In the
Panhandle. lie wrote that he recently
made trip through the Panhandle
and believes there are 80 counties In
which such publication could ob.
tain large subscription lists.
Sentiment ~ favorable ter a maya.
zine II this type that would eater 60
tho particular ~ lbl.ins of the i'anhlp.
die. said MI. Fleming H. writes that
he would prefer To- become yysDrtit,d
with solc lor1l person preferably q
newspaper man with plant. IN such
an enterprise Alr Fleming pr,f,Is to
handle the c,liturial ana field work.
leaving he other parties iu take care
IL the business Il tails ~ much ag p,s.
slb.c.
Mr.. Fleming wrote that he was will.
ihg a. make sih"jantill Investment IN
a qualifications e this type.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
BEGINNING PUPILS MUST
ENTER SCHOOL At ONCE

The beard of trustees ycstcllny n
sued the following statement In rcgar,
Ia beginning pupils
Beginning pupils those enter
Ing school for the first time. must
enter. during IN, first two weeks.
NC/rginncra will be admitted o.
the schools during the entire
sch"ol year after September ~.
There viii De- no <ginncrs class
after Christmas. An pupils who
viii hc year q nge on ur before
February I mus, enter school nov
u AT all during the school year.
9TH. above announcement does
not apply e. those who are not
bcEinncrr. These NAV wait. " they
prefer. until after Christmas to
enter Parents who are unabl, to
/r heir children to school dur.
ing the first ~, weeks are urged
e. keep them out until af,cr
Christmas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
DYER PLEADS GUILTY
IN JUSTICES COURT;
IS GIVEN SMALL FINES

Gene DYER pleaded guilty to charger
uf drunkenness and diNurhinL the
peace an JuFticc e. g.. Lands rplrt
yes tcrdnv morning nnd received linfs
'nf 81 and cuit,. tntnllng Sll7i. IN each
lcase. Tie WIS ARRESTED with Nyho IIur.
ton and Ed stanton Monday night m
'cunn,Uiiun with an affray that tooS
place near tie nui ihcrn city Ia H.
Wyli" Horton waived prrhwinaty
hearing before Judge Lands y, s;ruJly
Afternoon. Charges &C co. iult w,'u'm.
tent to commit murlcrsand assault With
Intent 1" commit rap" were Ilat,d
iTin't him ant his bond sot az 81 80 ~
zach ease.
Ed stanton, AGAINST whom a Charge
'd assault with iutcu; 90 commit i.ur.
der was placed Tuesday aud whore
bond WIS 80 ~ slS01. Ind idii,d 10
give hail last night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
ANAR|LL0-CADD0TEsT p.
SHOWING 5000 FOR OIL,
C.P. ELLIOT WIRES HERE

" H. Cazzcli. president 81 the Anna.
Iilntadlu on Company. which In
drilling q well IN Harrison county.
Texas near the Louisiana border. yes.
t'rdnN received telegram from sccre.
i1rv {. y. Elliott VINO " now nj the
drilling site, In which he stated that
the present depth of the hole II . i6a
feet and that the showing of oil con.
iind's good. lie also Eaid pump is
kcrt running To keep down the gas
prt fsurc,
Mr. Caz2cll expressed his belief yes.
i''lar that q wen should bc brought
H. IN the strata e sand In which the
lit new rests. The strata which IN
called the Woudblnc sand. IL believed
io he something like $50 feet In depth
aud shows 10 be oil bcaring, The bit IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
PANHANDLE PEOPLE ARE
MOTORING To CALIFORNIA

Judge Ashcrry Callagnau.. wife and
i've dnurhi,ia, accompanied by Chns.
T. Franklin m Panhandl. PASSED thru
Amarillo Yesterday ca ruut, tn Call.
fornia 10y automobile They viii STAY
IN California about nine munihs. dur.
INK which time the Misscs Callaghan
win att,nd school.
judge "alagham had disposcd II his
mercantile hufincss At Panhandle hut
stills holds his banking aud farm inter.
time n old out. be- had been In husi.
Csla In Carson county. Up until the
r""a 'n l'anhlndl. mnrr than - Years.
and his business was thu oldest heinz
conducted IN that city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Gin Eyer-Rcsiiieni,
Single Tafless Bali

JThe un' tolen. smooth Tuf,less surf,re Il
tn Sealy wins favor the Instant You rss
your ha 4 se:gss It.
jThis Pronounced Characteristic is po, only
noteworthy in itself. but ais becrrs i ia
permanent attribute.
jThe Sanitary ! ..tless Sclly never really
srows old, due 20 tho tss, Ira: IL T. a single
ban OF lans fibre C ton in,ep-rablY inter.
woven ~ nc ESe'i W Sealy ia Weave
ffocess. O
f1his ran otsinaiiy ani Nv, { Il hirh. |,
is finally pressed down. iuscrec ,ntn all &c.
lca,ed wi's,' the GOVERN, to tte ,c,~,-ei
depth and ~i.nes Ct the r.,afes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
- NOR BiRlCA CLASS 49,
POSTPONES PARTY WEEK

The party 10 be given by the mem.
hers ~ III" Junior Baraca Glass ~ th.
First Baptist Church next Friday
nighi has been postponed on account
Il the fact that the Senior Baraca hav.
!ng already made preparations Ia unc
the parlnrs and dining roam ~ the
church for their reception On that
night
M announcement has been made as
a. when the juniors will hold ihoir-.
Tut probably not until later ON IN Sep.
TENDER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
ARMY GIFTS 20 REcRuiTs
SINCE SATURDAY MoRNIN0

Twenty recrulis have been accepted
by Sergeant W. &C. Freeman Of the 10
cal army recruiting 0fficc aimee Sat
urdny morning. Eleven were taken
Saturday. four Sunday. two Monday
aud three Wednesday. putting Heptem.
Der slightly ahead " the correspond
INK period for August. ~ I
Several men are here from III Paro
aud other places assisting IN the drive
Tor recruits h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Good Health Requires
ReldxtEl Slumber

: The Sealy Sanitary Turtles, Maures, {, pri.
msrily maures, Of pronounced undula,.ns
qualities
jlt possesses the facility 20 rise up and "hll
in" the arches Of the back in a manner not
possible % the oommonplase mattress Like.
wise it gives" with such case OF rcsiVance
undsr the weight OF the body a, the hips and
shoulder as to relieve undue rrcssl'c ag,in.
the body a, these prominent points.
tThese advantage arc recognized fundlmcn.
tails Of relaxful sleep uron which the flnc.
tonsl processes of sesp arc dependent.
The contact between the Sealy and the BODY
is sarprm and natural throughout.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
EPISCOPAL MINISTER
ASSUMES NEW DUTIES

Rev. H. y. MacCallum. new rector
IL the ST Andrews Eiiscopa church.
has arrived IN Amarillo and viii take
NJ his new ministry next sunday
morning His former home was in
Waycruys Ga. whcr hc has just com
pletcd his work ~ rector uf an Ep,s.
ctpal church. Rev. Mac Callum WAS
here about thrsc months agu to look
over the field before accepting the call
from the local church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
What Is the Condition
or Your Blood Supply?

For thi5 purpose, no remedy can
equal SIS s. the fine old hood
purifier that has been n consian;
use for more than fi.y Gears.
Get a bottle e SIS 2, vo-r
dFus tore today. and note how
promptly il gives new s.-c~r.h
and vitality. Write fn- fee liter
azure and medical advice n Chief
Medical Advi,rr. Swift labo.a.
tor, A,iah,l, Ca,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Highly Important &, H,sp /, Fee
From Impurities.

Did YOU Laow that ninety per
cen, Of all human silmcu,s depend
upon the condition OF yorr blood,
.ou should RECOGNISE the impor.
tanec. therefore, = Vc-y promptly
cleansing OF 'hc S'stcm. aud
keeping the bloc! supply pure and
robust.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Scaly'Aiadc
Tuftcd Mattresses

whers a 7J,oi Mattress s,Il
'na.s. bruy ,alHcs tkaa tbs
Sslly-Aiade BFands liaod az the
nssi oaHro, h hai. Lie the
SKI each iim.lie srflste,s Of
ncu materials and bears a laid
e.a,dniec,ng the ehigtstr AVID
qiaaliiy Of is contents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

\ hig eastern firm has announced
that there viii hc . dcmnd Tor TO-.
0nn. onn rabbit skins during 1890
Waste products e the winr press IN
Frame and Spain are h,ing expert.
mcn,cd en- Tor the manufacture Il p5.
ped palp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
SlS.00C ~ BIlI.DING
PERMITS ARE iSSI I'D

nuilG,ns permits issued yesterday by
civ Engineer ~ u. Jones were as
follows; l.lovd Fletcher. $1,000 frame
residence. los West College Avenue:
ard Mrs. J. n. Thompson s. OOO frame
residence. 1923 Pierce street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
key Marie, Ms. IIrlm..

Roy u. Key aud Miss lrrnc y.
Helms were married by County Judge
l,av g. johnson In his office M tho
courthouse yesterday afternoon alpout
ii5 u'clock. and left last night for
Galveston an their wedding tour. They
win make their home al wayslde. Tex.
M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
TWO SUITS FILED
~ DISTRICT COURT

Suits filed In IN office ~ District
clerk !. &. Skillman recently were
STYLED: George NJ. Hughes " Irm.
lowell Hughes. suit for divorce. and
W. H. Frey vs.. John Young. suit On
contract.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Marriage Licenses.

u T. Thomas and Miss Alice Fos-ctt
Waiter c. Walthail and Miss Bculah
Longtime.
John W. Rice and Miss Zaea Long.
.hinc
Roy u. Key and Miss Irene y.
Helms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
NAVY Geis Recruit.

kuIt Either was ac,Vptcd ~ q ~
crui; ut the loral naval recruiting 81
iicc Tuesday ana sent io SanI'rancls.
cc az fireman third class.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

now feet infe. the gsrats epf,thg wei
y giving out rennids-nble s'.%i -
Mr. Elliott went % the .isseIf'l iset
Wednesday and MIR, Carrall fcfurned
Ia Amarillo Tuesday At noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
a TEXAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles.
gravel. weak aud lame hack. rhcumn.
tlsn and irregularities II the Kidneys
nd bladder m both men and women.
II not sold by your druggist. will be
sent hy mail on receipt of sig5 Small
bottle often cures. Send Tor sworn tes-
timunials. Dr. y. w. Hall. 1886 olive
street, -. Louis Mo Sold by drug
gists g. Advertisement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
old Fashioned quality
Vigorously Maintained

J The custom, insuguratcd by the Sealy M
Tres Company nearly halt century ago. 4
usingonly the highest grade cotton ayaliablel.
today vigorously maintained. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

nrcsilcni's yacht Mayfldwer Ia cave
hin, climbing the steps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
n,num Returns from NaraiIan.

a. g. ID Bynum. president 1T tho
Guaranty state hank has returned
from Mineral Wells. wh,rc he has
been an q two weeks vacation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

Read Daily News Wan, Ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
LOG H St NV.
Continued.

PRICE. $1,000 most complete nortn"ess
home; two-story house, having six rooms anu
bath: heated with hot water. having eieS.
lights. parquet 6oors front and rear poIrhe,,.
screens. awnings and a garage. You weuia W
well to look at this house quickly. IL IS very
salable. al.
PRICE, s12 5OO-In Chevy Chase: a quick sale
of this house must be made and owner VIII M a.:
cept 81, 800 cash and monthly payments I i
is a two-story and attic colonial house. haslns
four bedrooms ba It'll and sleeping porcn On se.
ond floor; large attic; living room WIN open
fireplace: hot water heat and electric ushts.
PRICE 50 750-A very cheap home IN an aIls-
tocratic section Of the northwest. west OF Noh.
necticut ave and north of X street; .acahs
and in perfect condition throughout rms Is a
three story, eight room brick house, large Ao''
Convenient terms. ~. l.. co.
PRICE. 50 5OO-Owner leaving city. Is oner-
ing de sira BILE home for sale on Ism street III
Columbia Heights; a two-story house. All tne
rooms are large and there is sleeping poIch
and breakfast porch. The house has hot.waief
heat electric lights. oak floors; there IS also
a large attic. a deep lot to paved alley win
room for garage. ;,
section: lot 23x140 a six-reem and bath
nossess,on: terms of 81 900 cash and monthly
payments will he accepted.
PEICE 81 5O0-In Mt. Pleasant west Of 18th
street where immediate possession can he had:
a two story and attic house. heated with hot
water having electric lights. inaid floors,
front and rear porches, servants quarters.
This is mos, complete home and in perfect
condition throughout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16

PRICE. s1e, 50o-NEAR wARDMAN PARK
INN-Handsome home overlooking a beau
tiful estate. Built by one of the best
builders. and contains 10 rooms, . baths
open freplaces, hardwood floors through
out, hot-water heat. electric lights, in
Simultaneous water heat and built-in
fireproof garage; sleeping and breakfast
porches.
PRICE. 50. 75o-w. OF CONN AVE. n OF
Q ST.-In> this high-class neighborhood
we have an attractive home at this mod
est price. 1t contains large rooms and
bath, several open fireplaces. 6rst-foor
kitchen and is now vacant and may be
sold on easy terms
PRICE, S17,0O0-CHEvY CHASE. D. c.
Within one block of Conn. ave. A Groom
and bath detached modern home. having
electric lights. hot-water heat. hardwood
floors, open fireplaces. breakfast and
sleeping porches. and the house is fin
ished in mahogany and white trim. This
is very good value. Possession will be
given and convenient terms arranged.
PRICE. ss,35o-NEAR 18th AND NEWTON
STS-very finely located home of
rooms and bath. Owner leaving this coun-
try will give possession at once. and a
surprisingly low cash payment will han
die it. The home-buyer's attention should
be directed to this at once.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
Main 2345.

l.
Observation-Disclosures.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
Fine detached residence on Oregon ave.. con-
tanning rooms and bath. hot water heat
electric light. front porch. Immediate posses
sion.
F Street NE.
$500. Easy Terms.
six-room and bath bay-window brick; hot
water heat; nicely arranged rooms large
kitchen: good sized front and back yard to
paved alley. Vacant
Kentucky Ave. Sc.
S4,25O. $500 Cash.
Six-room and ba tn brick building: in good
condition: located on this wide avenue. not far
from Lincoln Park. Very easy monthly pay
ments can be arranged.
Near Center Market.
$4,5OO. $500 Cash.
Two-story brick building of q rooms and
hath: This property is well built and in good
condition. Reasonable monthly payments
Allison Street Northwest.
$500. $500 Cash.
six-room and bath semi-detsched home. hay
throughout. Immediate possession
INLAND Terrace-Hieh View.
So $50 =
SiA-roo... aud tiled bath, colonial STYLE brick
residence; front and rear porches: ward TO al
lev with room for garage. In perfect copdi-
ton.
& GIBBONS,
18th and H SITS. NV.
q and Main 373.