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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24
SANTA FE TRACKS
ARE THREATENED
Water Up to Ties at lsleta
High at Several
Other Points

Slow running orders over practi-
cnliy the entire Rio Grande division
of the Santa Re railway between
Albuquerque and III Paso were In
effect today. as well NJ similar orders
In the vicinity of Alameda. hut this
had but slight effect on the trains,
the majority Of which were about
on time.
According TO members OF the train
crew who arrived here this morning
from the south, the worst place was
Ia the vicinity OF Isleta. where the
water was to the tracks. large
force Of sectionmen were on patrol AT
this point throughout the night. as
well as gangs at what were eonsid-
cred the most dangerous points
Thousands Of sacks OF sand have been
placed as protection against the
waters. There were 5000 empty
sacks taken from here this morning
to lslotn To- reinforce the railroad
bridge at that point
The Islcia Indians were threaten
ing trouble this morning, according
to request received here for off
GERS 90 come 90 the assistance of the
Nhth m'N hh hilhA lNiNt w fi'N'H'
tho Indians from cutting the roadbcd
in order 10 release the flood waters
which had backed up on their lands
and which they contorded was caus-
ed by the railway roadhcd.
4 dixie az rernaiillo wns reported
out early this morning but the waters
hnd in no way interfered with the
operations OF trains at that place.
san Marcial was reported all right
this morning but some concern wa,
felt FOR that place when the crest OF
the flood reached there. ms the river
bed H. said to be about 70 feet abovs
the level of the town ana the sccp'
age causes considerable trouble ever
though the river does not hIoah
/ through al that point,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

Chamisal ditch and was snen floating
In the water by watchers yesterday.
The high school hoys and the boys
from Father Mandnluris school vol
unteercd their services today in nsht-
Ing the floods,
Fifteen University boys from the
sisma chi house were called out OF
bod at 10 o'clock last night and put In
the night helping strengthen the dykes
north Of the city,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24
Weather
ar THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
Por 70 Hours EndinE SAN.

Highest tr M
y era turD so:
lowest temper
aturc 90: daily
range Of tenn
perntu.rc. aN.
mean daily t"u
y era turc SO;
relative humid
10y q d. M %:
relative humid
ity q a. M, "a.
y rectp tation
noncs maximum.
velocity OF wind,
UsHI. RHf hmm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

Al New York r. II T..
Detroit .......O2O 100 OOO-3 0
New York .,...OlO 600 O0O-l 2 1
Batteries. Ehmke ana Stanuge.
Mays aud Hannah.
At Philadelphia II. n. T.,
Chicago .....Ooi OlO 3O2-lO 10 o
Philadelphia 900 OOO O2O- 2
Batteries: Faher and Schalk: Nay
lor. llasN and Perkins. Styles,
cleveland az Washington, post
poncd. wet grounds
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Al Cincinnati r.. A. T..
nustou ....... 900 goo O0O-2 o o
Cincinnati ..., 900 600 3lN-i ~ o
Batteries: McQuillen, Henrn and
GoWdy; Ruether and Wingo.
Score. n II. u.
Philadelphia 200 000 O0o-o
Chicago ......N3o nn3 OON-b o
aot'erles' RNey and Witherow.
..ie&andsr and killiler.
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miles per hour. -, prevailing d.
roction, west. character ~ the day,
clear.
stat. Weather
New Mexico: Fair tonight and
Tuesday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
r. d. q

Adams and schmidt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-24

New York My 2Il-Ilnr diver
sii.Oi.
Copper dull: eiccirolytic spot and
nearby ~ n ~ La June 40 Ia.
lron steadyi No. i northern $500:
No. norshefn $3.50; No. southern
t43oo q ft.0o.
Tin steady. rpot s3s0; lune-Iu,y
$500. Antimony 1918.
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The committee began inquiring
again as 10 expenditures In individual
states. Hitchcock said he knew Of
no money raised In Delaware.
"piint large interest the Du
Points, contribute thorc?' asked Sem
ator KENYON. I'm certain they did
not do So" Mr.. Hitchcock replied.
While Nj. Miller. one CT our man
(COniinucd on page twol
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or. lIasu ana Perkins. Style,
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL
AND BUSINESS
GOSSIP

Banking circles have manifested
more interest In the Edge proposal for
handling foreign credits which re-
Gently became law. The Edge law
10 looked upon as a necessary piece
OF legislation for nor nal peaee-time
commercial operations.
The act provides that corporations
having a capital OF not less than w.
100000 may be organized to engage
In foreign banking transactions; that
they may sell debentures or other OBJ
legations u ten times their capital;
and that national banks may sub
scribe TO the stock OF such corpora
tions. provided their holdings In these
and other corporations shall not OK
ceed 10 per cent or their capital and
surplus.
With the warEinance Corporation
friendly toward t8e new Edge law.
and the Federal Reserve Board as
suming supervision over the opera
uons OF corporations that will or
ganize under the act. Ii is expected
that the year 1920 will see an unpre-
cedented volume OF trade with Euro
pean countries. Despite the unfavor-
able exchange situation and other
factors that have tended toward hin
derinE the trade with Europe, the
exports of this country were con-
stantly on the Increase during the
past year.
Increased expectation to Europe. on
the other hand. will mean the main
tenance for some time to come of the
nigh level OF prices In this country.
Coinags-1ecords of the United States
mints during the year 1919 superseded
all previous records. according to a
report OF the Treasury Department.
A total OF SSs.s1I,ls6 pieces OF money
were coined during the last year, as
compared with $4,000. 900 during 1918.
The coinage Of pennies, because of
the numerous war taxes. odd street
car fares. etc. exceeded that of any
other denomination. The number of
pennies coined was 50o.Sss.ooo;
nickels, 7s.395,O0o; dimes, 54,52s, 900;
quarters, i5.104.ooQ. half dollars, a.
$4,000. No gold or silver dollars
were made during 1919.
Local banks are expecting the
Comptroller OF the Currency to issue
cali the early-part Of next week for
report of the condition OF banks as
of December 81. 1919. 1t has been
customary for the Comptroller to call
for report on the last day of the
year. There have been bank calls
up to date. and although the number
OF calls need not necessarily be six.
the last call is generally issued for
the last day OF the year.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange today showed more activ-
ity than yesterday Mergenthaler
was stronger. selling at 1854 and
136. In the bond line, Washington
Railway As showed considerable gain;
two 81 900 bonds sold at 81, while a
81, 900 bond, after call. sold for 57h.
Forty shares Of Washington Rail-
way common stock sold today at is.
Capital Traction continued at SO.
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TODAY'S SALES.

Potomac Electric Deb. SIS, $1,000
91 u, $1.000Q91h
Wash. Rwy G. Elect. 25G1S, i59IS
Mergenthaler, 1Oq135%.
After call--Mergenthaler, 1876, I
g136. 10d136.
Capital Traction. Ease.
Washington Rwy. e. Elect. SIS.
81 .000a57, $1,00od57.
Capital Traction SIS, s1.00od93.
Mergenthaler. 2@136.
Wash. Rwy. & Elect. As, $1,000
ST1L
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END OF WORLD STORY
DRIVES FORTY INSANE

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 3.--AecordIng &
TO Dr. Henry +. Vaughn. health com
missioner OF Detroit. there are about
forty cases OF either temporary or
permanent insanity In more OF less
violent form In Detroit as a result. he
said. of the recent statements attribu-
ted TO Prof. Pora to the effect hat
the world would end December II.
Worry over the prediction, DIR. Vaughn
says, has developed very acute mental
conditions In these persons. with the
nnal result OF insanity.
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.hLL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The stock
market was strong at the opening to-
day. Central Leather opened at
losH. up y; United States Rubber,
ls7. up Y; American Sugar. Is0h. up
u; Befhlehem .'B." 0sH. up u; sru-
cibie, PA. up 81, Reading. IT. up q I;
International Paper, s7k. up ~ (;
southern Railway. 22x, up ~: Amer
ic-s Can 80. UP 2 Southern Pacific.
1oSh, up 4.
Paper stocks were In demand. and
international Paper made . new rec
ord high before the end of the nrst
haif-hour at esa. American writing
preferred sold up To 0oh. American
interN~x4ensl made q new record high
above l2O. Sinclair sold above Is
shortly after the opening.
The market closed strong.
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FIVE COACHES DERALD
IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Jan. "A Chi
csxo and Great Western passenger
train has been derailed twenty miles
north OF here. Five coaches went
into the ditch.
"A wreck train and a relief train
on which there were doctors and
scene.
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NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Violators Of Prohibition Laws PLEAD
Guilty and Receive Jail
Sentences.
The Times Bursan,

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Jan S.-Nu-
Lisa Lindsey. wife Of Wallace Lind
sey, a prominent Wholesale grocer Of
Alexandria, died at her home at Brad
dock Heights. north of this city. last
night. Mrs. Lindsey was the daughter
Of Mrs. Herbert w. Anderson. form
erly of this city. but now of wash
ington. Besides her husband she
leaves two children. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
Harry c. Glover, thirty mine years
old, died at his home, 412h Queen
street. last night. Mr.. Glover was
the son of Charles e. and Mary Glover.
He is Survived by his wife. -.
The Alexandria Post, American Ls-
gion, met at the rooms OF the Alex
andria Chamber of Commerce last
evening. The officers elected when
the post was organized in November
held over for another year. The en-
tertainment committee will hold .
dance in the near future.
In the clerks office of the corporar
tion court this morning the following
deeds were admitted to record: Hugo
Herfurth, jr. to E. A. FeldtkelleS,
lots Nos 20 and 81, in block 1, sec-
General Realty Company to Milton
FaEelson and wife, house and lot 3l4
Wolfe street; Mrs. Sarah M. Baggett
to Walter S. Nicklin, lots and 8
block 1. section ], in Bagsett's SUBJ
division.
In the corporation court, Judge l.
:. Barley presiding, yesterday after
noon Mike Welch, indicted for viola
80 ha Ia
plea of guilty and was sentenced TO
serve thirty days in Jail and to pay .
fine OF $50.
A jury earlier in the day had tried
Welch, but were unable to agree,
and were discharged. Frances Bry-
ant, colored. pleaded guilty to viola
ting the prohibition law and was SEN
fenced to serve thirty days In jail and
to pay fine of $50.
In the case of Bertha Harris. col
orcd, indicted for violation OF the
prohibition law. (nolle PROSE- was
tion law pleaded guilty and was ssp-
fenced to pay a fine Of $50.
The census enumerators were busy
taday taking the 1890 census. There
are seven enumerators empiayea'JA
Alexandria city and fixe>sre at work
in Alexandria county.
According to the report Of the city
health department the births In
Alexandria during the year 1919 ex-
ceeded the deaths. The report states
that there were 49s births during the
years and 301 deaths. During De-
cembec there were seventy, birthp
and thirty deaths. y .as.l ~
Cornelius T. johnson and Charles
L. Osborn, who conduct lunch room
and delicatesscn store at the north
east corner of King and washing-
ton streets, yesterday made an as-
signment for the benent of their
creditors. Charles Henry Smith fs
made trustee.
A dance was given In the audt
toriurn OF the hall OF the Alexandria
Lodge of Elks, on Prince street last
evening. The dance was given BY
number of young men and YOUNG
ladies who formerly were members
of the Junior Assembly % s..t.
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MADAM PARKER,

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
II you arc going to seek advice or help,
why not consult ono who In we'll known,
one who II here permanently This gifted
lady can tell you anything you wish to
know or nnd out In business. health. or
family Affairs When and whom you will
marry. What part Of the country IL best
for you. What to do to bo successful In
life. Removes evil influences Tells how
Satisfaction or no charges. Resdings, S1.oo.
1911 st. N. W., bet 12th and t3th. %
MISS La POINTS, spirituaIist Adviser, tho
lsto Indian psychic. 1910 9Th at. N. w.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
ATTRACTIVE NORTHWEST
LOW-PRICED DWELLINGS.

LOW-PRICED DWELLINGS.
II you contemplate purchasing
home you cannot afford to make
without first looking at th'
many bargains we offer. We hav'
on our lists many houses that VI
offer at prices less than asked fv'
years ago.
ss.Sso-Isth ST.. near MasA svs.i
. stories. 10 rooms; room for garage
ss.sss-iith ST.. between N and o; .
stories: roomsi lot is.sxst to an alley.
ls,soe-yvsrmoht ave. near N;
stories: II rooms. hot,wster heat
baths; ~ feet front
rooms: . most convenient location
S4.eoe-Nssr the junction OF Nov
York and New Jersey avenues y. w;
bath: . hdn,sss of 20 feet; very
reasonable terms
ss.Soe-west of itth ST.; semi-ds-
tsched. stories and cellar; rooms
and bath; furnace heat
to,Io0-Nortn Copitoi near NJ
brick dwsiiinsj . storise. and cellars
rooms aid bath
N.sko--Rhods Island avenue. near
9TH St; brick dwellinE; rooms and
bath: eAsy payments
SA.TSo-Nsar LIST ana q sta NV; a
sory DWELLING. with cellar. rooms
Ss,ooe-sth st. near o; . rooms and
bath; . stories; lot .oxieS to an alley.
U,Sse-on the Hsishts. west of
iith; q S-story s-room brick dwelling;
very handsome front OF light brick and
limestone: lot lsxloo.
SS.sSe--On the Heights, west Of 18th
st.; . stories; 3 rooms; a well-pianned
house; reception ball. dining room.
pantry. kitchen. 8 sleeping rooms; .
stairwayA
1850 sach--rwe very pretty brick
sSsiiS. ep1s: soIp..siysy aG ns. ,os%s S
and bath; hot-watsr heat: electric
lightA
M.zse,-on sth street n:s, y; =
to an alley.
on sth street near p; 8 stories; lot
eS feet to public alley; must be sold
to settle an estate.
..7so-sd street near y; rooms
s6,75o-3d street near q; . stories
and cellar: 10 rooms and bath
t6.76o-Ncar tho Court House: q B.
story bay-window brick dwelling;
Srownstons trimmings; i2 room. and
$500: 1t Is undoubtedly one Of the
best bargains offered in tho downtown
section.
$500 street. opposite the Pen
sion onice; 10 rooms and bath: lot
22xl00.
Circle Two stories and cellar;
rooms and bath: hot water heat; room
for garage: double front porch.
One can purchase q comfortable
home on Harvard, near 18th, for
$500: ) stories and cellar: . rooms
and bath: steam heat: lot 40 feet
you viii agree with us that this prop
erty shows good value We are quite
sure you will be the one to purchase
It
ss5 X st. N. VA desirable down
town residences; 3-story and basement
10 rooms, bath; excellent location for
rooming. Price reasonable.
$s.6oe-I st. N. W., between North
Capitol and LIST; rooms and bath,
hot-water heat; lot 1890.
$500 each-Brand new houses on
the Heights, ready for occupancy; hot
water heat; electric lights. hardwood
veniences not to be found in other
houses
q
nearly now: stories and cellar
rooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat;
electric lights
$S.ooo-Near 18th and Monroe sts.
stories and cellar; z rooms and at
tic: lot 26x1o0.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
MADAME IIENORE

GIFTED CLAIRvoyANT AND MEDIUM
Gives truo advice on business, love,
health and family anairs; tells tho full
name Of tho >one you will marry, the day
and month. Give her a trial before you
crtticise. Come and be convinced what a
nsturai- born clairvoyant can do. Special
readings for short time, 81
7a1 ELEVENTH ST. NJ W.
(Near Palais Royal Store) 80
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
MADAM ALLEN,
WORLDS GREATEST

ou.rsntse. TO read your entir, lie, past
presept and future; give lrus stvtcs 90
kusipt~s. love. health and family ,Tsiss
tails the name of your future husband or
wife. and whN to do % he suc' s's' al N
i.fe. One visit will pay you Tor your y sry
diss appointments IN others she will rs-
move all oe'scles and tell you hov TO win
snc hold the one YOU dsrrN she dive
adv 2. N al impnr' ,rt snairr sf hfs.
srkciAL REAptNos. si.se
az o. ~ W
Daily sas eusaay %
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MRS. BOSWELL

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business, love. health
and family Affairs: tells II the one you love
10 true or false, what part Of the country
II luckiost to you, what to do to be sue
cessfui in life Gives you dates and facts
tells you what has paused In life, and what
tion. She does not tell to please, but reads
just a. the hands indicate; tells you the
planets you were born under, the lucky
will marry: settles and explains love. fam.
ily trouble. marriage, divorce. health, law
suits specuiations, Investments, transsc-
tions Of all kinds In fact, no matter what
your hope. fear or ambition. come to this
noted palmist and md help. There 10 no
happy. No matter what the cause. her
advice removes all trouble. She guaran-
tees satisfaction Readings. 81. 710 7TH
ST. n. W.. bet. q and II. -
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FOR SAlE-l0TS

ron SAFE CuEAr-s,, N n.sA,~ Nigh
lands. lot No. "a, square k1fS. on Massa-
ehu>~tt- ave r ~ Apply - EIwoOD
WILSON. tsts "a ifts ss-. rhAis-. Pa ss
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALe-H0USEs

FOR SAlE-h0uSES
FSarmont Street Near 18th.
Desirable thrss-story .nd cellar dwell
.sg. ten rooms, two baths. electric usht
Ssish.d iatsssssi possession Price tii, i,osd
Well Located Northeast.
BEAUTIFUL two-stosy brick ana stone res.
tesaoA sY rooms mcdsrn bath 4ooa les
tvs sar iinss: pcsssssaon. Price $500,
~, Detached Corner
Lsssas4 n q assirsel. rssid.nti.l sse, s
On .srsh~;ss nssr sss; two :so'iss c.ihs ina
bell !. ss1,s, built .Sou; S.s ss.r; p,ss ysss
ssisssuSi ssssss. ;nn.sisi. .s.si.I. pssss.soa' ses
Columbia Heighta
ss-i-dstaehsd twe-stcry brick. sir
r:s5 :sa Tor e:as sas.. Pro. ,A7sc good terms
Bloominsdale.
esm3-Astachsd two-story brick. six
roouaa bath. good heating plant; good lot
e alley; s.I.{' Price 5000, Terms
Conn. Ave. Near woodley Road
An excellent nsishborhoed; ten rooms.
three baths; hot-water. heat. electric light.
sis.nins .ysasr 1fs s issas 'o,, double sssss;
vacant: anxious for an offer.
Near 18th and Belmont
,Four-story brick. with white stone
trimmings; ten rooms. two baths. electric
Tight, hot-water heat. seven bedrooms.
isandry tubs In cellar; large lot to wide
alloy. Price sl7.sss.
sassIas suIAII pus u,II IssN
.,tsr heat gas light; good lot to alley.
Near 18th and Columbia Road.
rhree-story brick. nine rooms. bath.
hot-water heat, oak floors. large lot to
good alley, room for garage. Price $4,000
oner.
Near 18th and New Hampshire Ave.
Two-..o,y brick: q. rooms. rsespt,oS1 spsoS
floors and trim; newly papered and paint
cd and in nrst-class condition. vacant
Price $7,5oo
Centrally Located.
Two-story and cellar brick. eight rooms,
two baths, good heating plant; exception
y vide Es asy SHt Yssse sse sSS goo .sS
balance monthly.
Near Lincoln Park.
Decidedly the greatest opportunity
available 1T the price, an excetionaily at
tYactiye and desirable two STORY and cell
lar brick, hot-water heat, electric light,
sold furnished or unfurnished. Price un-
furnished only 5000; liberal terms; i'm
mediate possession.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1884. TT 18th st. N. W.
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NINE. JEANETT

EGYPTIAN PALMIsT, CLAIRVOYANT.
Guaranteed to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no questions,
but before you utter a word she tells what
tells how to gain success in business
health, courtship, marriage, divorce, tells
you what part of the world will be sue
ccssful for you; advises how to gain and
hold . good position; she tells II the one
you love is true or false Are you III
troubls1 Do you find tho one you have
bestow cd your trust and affection upon
acting cool and indifferent toward your
She will remove all obstacles ana tell you
how to win and hold the one you desire.
She reunites the separated, locates absent
friends and relatives. Readings, N.oo.
400 7th st. N. w. -(opposite Saks Col
Private PRrlors 80
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
CLAIRv0YANTS
Licensed bS tho District Of Coh.nbio
PROF. BELMONT

your life BY the line: IN your palm, which
are the record of your life. Being = grad
usts Of two colleges Of palmistry. and his
10 itft the Veil Of mystsry ana reveal TO YOU
important matters Of your. future life
Gives advice on business matters. love.
yeur future husband or wife: tells II ono
20, love u true or false: what part of the
couLtry In iuckiest to you; what TO do 20
be successful In life; removes troubles Of
All nature: brings the separated togsther
tells the secret Of having personal innueacs
with your Associates Prof Belmont II @
Psychologist of World Renovn. Headings
81. 1915 New York Ava ". W.. next door
to Masonic Templs- g.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
Detached Corner.

Lssass4 n = dssirsbls rssid.nti.l SEQ,
hapepSat tour bedrooms. two esths.
bujll Ia garaSs; built about one year; very
etSractiyS tStertor ana exterior. Price
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FOR RENT-0FFICEs

HAIv Of furnished orice-. central locs-
ton: terms reasonable wsrn ars plenty
81 nshs. all so~s room BOX 1s7. rt-es
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ClAIRV0YANTS
licensed bp the District Of Columbia
MADAME nINGER

English Gypsy PsImis aud Cislrvoysnt.
tells yoo anything you wish 70 snov.
Satisfaction guaranteed. tte fn. sye
~. W. tupst.irsl.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
Fssrmons Street Near 18th.

psssrsbss thrss-story snd cellar dwell
tng. ten rooms, two baths. electric iight
ssass.d 49, iIS isesr,ss: S ps..ss.ios pries sii. .ceS
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$s,5O0.00

srs< Jeosfya st. chevy cAAsa. d. c. A
nioa. bright, semidetached brick houoA
co0tAininY sfx large rooms and bath; also
an attic room which could b nnished int
another large bedroom; )! four blocks from
school, And on same side Of car tracks:
osnvepient to stores. Exclusive sals hy
this drm.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
Columbis Heights

0snd-dstAched two-stcry brick. sih
roorna. bath. hot-wstor heat; large lot.
rsom Tor garage Price sA7so; good terms
The Washington times., 1920-01-03

A dance was given In the audt
toriurn OF the hall OF the Alexandria
Lodge OF Elks, on Prince street last
evening. The dance was given BY
number of young men and young
ladies who formerly were members
of the Junior Assembly. o. ..a
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HARRY WARDMAN.
Wardman Building.
1880 X st. Nv. Main 1890
$12,50o.0o

In Cleveland Park. close 70 Chsvy Chass
car line An unusually attractive 7-room
and 2-bath brick honss; hot-watef heat
and electric light: garage for two cara
Can give possession
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STONE l. FAIRFAX.
1342 New York Ave.

BY OwNER--vACANT.
Modem 6-room and bath house and "a
rage, near 18th and u NJ. W. Price and
terms very reasonable. Phone Main 6s35.
ls
The Washington times., 1920-01-03
Well Located Northeast.

BEAUTIFUL two-stoSy brick ana stone res
aaeaoA siy ToomS modsrn bath: good lot
70 an alley: ooevsnientiy located near
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

Business Properties on Fourteenth
Street Northwest
We have several excsilent business
sftes for sale on ttth Ut. N. W.
One 40xt.o fest
One f0x1f6 feet
One on q nne corner.
Several old residences Which could
- converted into desirable business
houees.
We specssii,s on 10Th street business
propertiea
GOLDEN RULE, Incorporated.
REAL ESTATE.
l<th and II Sts. Main 1910, 1851.
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H7,bN.oe

SxlY ltth q nv. . corner house On what
- rapidly bsecminS ons Of our, most promi-
nsnt streets: contains nine rooms and two
bsthu; papqustry AoorA hot water heat and
sieotf{c liGhts: large rear yard to alley;
aznpls room for Earage. Exclusive sale
10 1AAs nxnn.
The Washington times., 1920-01-03

Cornelius T. johnson and Charles
l. Osborn, who conduct a lunch room
and delicatesscn store at the north
east corner of King and washing-
ton streets. yesterday made an as-
signment for the benent of their
creditors. Charles Henry Smith fs
made trustee