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Main So. Main 81. o23 Fifteenth St NV.

10th St-New Home Section,
$11,5OO. Terms.
Practically new; s rooms and baths on two
floors; electric lights; hot-water heat; colonial
porch; room for garage; about year old. I'm
mediate possession. Bargain.
Brick Detached Home,
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Park road Soldiers Home Park. Tapes
try red brick; rooms. tiled bath; hot-water
heat; nice yard front side and rear. Thoc-
oughly modern and vacant.
10th St. Highlands,
$4,000. Terms.
Eight rooms. tiled bath detached home ives,
of 14th st. in this delightful frst-class suburb
Cellar. attic. porcles; large lot; thoroughly
modern. Present owner will redecorate entire
house to suit purchaser.
Charming Bungalow,
Chevy Chase, D. c.,
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Rrand-new semi-bungalow. containing
rooms and bath. There many attrac
tive features about this wonderful place tha
cannot enumerate them here. Let us show
you this at once.
West of 10th St, in Washington
Heights.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Facing beautiful Rock Creek Park; vel
planned rooms t6 bedrooms,; good condition
front and rear porches: delightful front yarc
and room for garage in rear. One of the bas
spots in the city for safety and out of door life
for children. Easy monthly payments.
& GIBBONS,
| 5th and H SITS. NV.
10 and Main ,37,3.
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P. ]. WALSHE. Inc.
73 18th st. NV.
WashinDtnn- n q

1881 r ST. N.E-s1x ROOMS. BATH. La
trobes. front and rear yard. wide alley. strictly
white neighborhood, monthly tenant. Price,
terror inspection invited. Inquire 1888 ST.
12s
1851 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-REDUCED TO
$40. 500. Best buy heights; 2-story, attic
and cellar; rooms and bath; perches; near
cars. Possession. Mr.. Willett 1909 H NV
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ON 1iTH ST. NV NEAR MONROE.
Two-story brick residence; good rooms and
tiled bath; 2nd floor arranged for lhk.; large
lot. Price, SS. 900.
A. c. HOUGHToN & CO., 1915 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
HALF WAY TO CHEVY CHASE-A PERFECT
home in a perfect location. Practically new
house, rooms, baths, front and sleeping
porches; all modern improvements: ideal loca
tion for children: advantages of city and cool
and quiet of country. Columbia 6131. 12'
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1884 Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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West of 10th ST., in Washington
Heights.
Phone Main 1923
HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
30l Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV
Phones Main 100 and Main 3z3

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
r221 H Street Nv Phone Ma
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
One Of the most desirable houses In Mount
Pleasant; Just vacated and in excellent condi-
ton. Ten rooms. large tiled baths. hot wa
ter heat and hardwood floors and trim. There
is ample room for garage on q 1b-foot paved
alley. For sale by OWNER. Address Box
II +, Star nfane
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF A MOST De
sirable property, midway between Washington
and Baltimore the land is high and well
drained. acres being cleared improvements
! consist of a Broom brick house. newly papered
and painted throughout, being in perfect con-
dition cellar: double porches very large
springhouse and chicken house; wonderful
shade and beautiful outlook of surrounding
country and Patuxent river. The property is
) minutes walk TO electric line to Washington,
10 minutes to steam road and boulevard. and
at the price. $3.50, it cannot be duplicated
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond bldg.
14th and New York ave. Main 442.
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NEAR 11th AND FLA AVE- NV.
$4,000
Seven brick and frame dwellings Better
renters are hard to find. Total yearly rents.
81 ,623. 60.
45,5OO
CORNER, NORTHEAST.
Brick dwelling with seven rooms and bath ;
cellar; wide lot and ample space for garage
Located between and II Sis. east Of 11th
ST. Possession at once. Substantial cash pay
ment required.
LANES F. SHEA.
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| 1 SPECIALIZE IN SELLING CITY AND
suburban homes. ! can sell yours. Call, phone
| or write, CHAS. H. DOING. Pope bldg, S17
81 N
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
ADVERTISING AND THE CHURCH

Acknowledgement lnat Cnuicn Ia New Aork IA 60
DIS eleetrlc sign Broadway. calling alton
ton its service Is lIeiy surprise.
lew graybeafds may their heads dtsapproval
idea tAe church resorting the methods
used ~ chewing manufacturers and theaters %
"yertlse their anu attractions they will think
Il undignined is departure. be
but there VIII TAR less criticism than would
have been che il the scheme proposed
Advertising has come to be generally recognized
legitimate function only Of
hut Of an organizations which patron
age OF the public. The advertising is almost
old civilization. The ancients used posters
placards freely anaounce games and festivals and
y direct attention the baths taverns The walls
Of the most frequented sections Pompeu and Her
cuaneum covered with notices. painted in red
black IN view of IL antiquity t. curious thar
vertlsng has been with suspicion
years. and yer considered unethicaI by the
practitioners Of some OF the learned professions
Il gratifying indication that the churches are
living. institutions abreast ~ the
in sympathy with the modern OF thought.
that they resort ing more and the use OF
advertising powerful Twentieth century method
nj sending message t. vast numbers OF people.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

called attention 70 predictions ~ Il
dangerous crisis in Japanese-America
relations advanced n unofficial quarters
they Immediately ncgaIvod the slgges-
rion
.WfaCever questions may actually be
pending 6etween the q. $ and Japan
for hnal adjustment" an important
Iaember of the embassy stat declared
feel quite certain that they will in
no case b. permitted by either govern
ment TO drift rs a situation justtrSing
starting predictions which yo- state
have been INDUCED In There can he
absolutely 10 doubt mat both govern
menrs are approaching all questions Of
mutual interest in a spirit OF open
rrankness and sincere friendship. and
with the firm determination to find a
satisfactory settlement
Tho official would not suggest the
nature Of the questions under discus
SION considering the moment inoppor-
tune 70 make public his views
one ~ the startling predictions
mentioned was that of james hamilton
Lewis, former l. S senator from III
rois who In d speech before the Ameri-
can Bar Association In 81 Louis. pre-
dicted that there would D. another
world war within four years. and that
the conflict would be in The Pacific
GOV. stephens. Of California It is IN
derstood today. VIII personally explain
CaIfornia's position on the japanese
question 70 Sec of state Cory. now
discussing the problem with the japan
Csc ambassador here. M KlJuro Shide-
hara.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
GENUINE:
UNEASINESS
OVER JAPAN
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMS

STAFF CORRESPONDENT J. n. sERNiCEl
WASHINGTON, sept Regardless
Of official assurance emAnating from
both sides ~ the controversy genuine
American differences. has p4rmeated Of
hcial circles here
AT the japanese embassy a high Off
cial told the international Service cor
respondent today that beyond doubt
pending questions would be settled in
& spirit OF open frankness and sincere
friendship" bur at the state department
Secretary Colby would NOT discuss the
situation for publication.
II is not secret from Official and Dip
lomatjc Washington. however, that
conversation" nc farreaching conse-
Quences ara now under way between
the American capital and Toxic and that
these discussions, far from dealing with
the California -Japanese dispute alone
or with the occupation BY Tie Japanese
Of the northern half of Saehalen Is-
land. embrace the whole problem in the
far eastern policies of both powers
Before the negotiations are terminal
cd, Il IS understood not only rsust an
be arrived at on Japanese
immisra ton, but the policy 81 the
open door" IN the Far East must be
come the subject of an agreement as
well.
At the Japanese embassy here Off
cials declared themselves very hopeful
that a satisfactory agreement viii he
reached on AL points now the subject
Of conversations and decry any attempt
to give color 70 alarmist renorts
when the International News Srvice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
ATTENDING A MOVIE

Sometimes We slras into moving picture show
change point of view. gets 50 tried OF
thinking and wrestling with business public
Germs that he change and We often
find it at movie Bur the other day col
lapsed for rchea into picture show where
fight was over girl. ana they about hang
some innocent fellow. when the truth and
he saved But what hindered for
tranquility and repose a phase OF wild Western
life. where gangs 81 horsemen rushing their
steeds 6p hill trying to capture another
vile rarauder. How those horses did plunge
and dash hither and how they did trampla gil a
fellows equilibrium. i all sham. No horses ever
that.way No riders could hold they did. The
horses aDd horsemen kept in
didn't getia peaceful thought during the whole per
Torrance The time so a will
pick with less horse flesh IN It, then
of course. will miss the dazzling damsel who
evoked itfall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
u1HATAWnMEN WOULD Do

lNovs thattwomen 9havesthe vote%in Great Bfitain
stilFs theyf with III? That eiskag questionSthe
sksptio Isl ondt o.. asking Let the1womeni speakSfor
themselves saidf Tone fdelegatesS recent
congLess4 omenss eEGuildf inf Lon
II Swef had 1workln women gins thei House so
Commons do you swe kshould HAYES Ssucha
mad race shighs prcess atSwe
last fsS ysars? There's ssthel answer nutshell
And that answer also explains rthe apprehension
thet prohteers. the Chrfstian Science M ontor
Women powerful vehicle
of expreasIonl embodied in he's egslaturea sthey
even succeed n keeping prices sdown reasonable
leveI they will have mores than justified the extern
sion Of the franchise.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
SPEAKER SEES NO HARM
IN SCHOOL PUPPY LOVE
Tells Teachers Of ST. Joseph
County Not to Oppose it;
Fear of Disgrace" a Prod.

SOUTH PEND Ind. .sent AIS
puppy love harmful or should J. be dis
eoura ged p.
That was the question under sous
sion in the high school section of -ba
81 Joseph County Teachers Institute.
IN session IN South Bend today. Teach
ers taking part in he discussion ar.
divided IN their opinion on the question
bnt Dr S. 81 shumaeker. of West
Chester Pa. who was responsible for
the discussion, was not slow in saving
that the childhood affairs are no, harm.
fni- and that hey should not be dis
courag@d unless they are carried IL az
tremes
In reply 70 question as 70 What Oh
1ections they had t. puppy or high
school love the teachers said tba-
cases" In school took the nunjls SINE
away from MS books ana studies ana
mat the close application necessar, -
me progress 81 the ordinary student
was usually lacking among s,ch stu-
dents Or Schumacher did not agree
With this theory.
Did You ever stop 10 think ~ said
that pupirs fear Of failing before
the girl or boy thew love viii, keen sbs-
pupil working hardera
III Is only natural - believe tast i
child vii extend himself or herself
that II would not BE- necessary IS -
through school with lower marks rban
the one e whom he or she is attracted
Love a fifteen is ono IF IND srastee+
stlmuli that was ever known 4t fbat
age love is pure and ras fep, faults AL
mat age BOYS and girls viii work Win
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
rovr.s rAPnP sT0sT z

Much. as has been writtensand spoken in relation
tosthe philosophy theory or psychology moral
:syo heredity associated itht eugencs lor the first
te appears this transcendental process Of arriv
the marital condition the
and atfHerne Bay BeachS utrat respectable resort
situRteds near London. s.sssz .sss5s~ s.s
As summers school ofs euseuicsS Is IN operation
there Gatingfor futureAmarriage andFsuperna idom-
este happiness is imakingi basis fsphysicalaand
ental hygene.t rather than trial bys Temperament
whether this and that students shall mate withth and
that other student The goldens numbers Off - is
fixed fer matriculaon possibyson Of the pc
culiar harmony eli thesfgures- zassssas4sps
No SUCH old fashioned emotion love chat indie
among humans since the Aworldsthe world yo ag
is considered; arinitying orslove mating Cold
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

scientific diagnosis takes the place Of musings and
meanings and mornings ana sighngs and dyings study
volumes the genesis of thoroughbreds supplants
hectic fiction and poetry.
Kiss bliss and other amatory words expungrd
from eugenc vocabulary No waves pas
scnabrade the shores. beaches. hammocks OF
Herne Bay Beach Loves labor in a frost
We await with fond expectation the essays
dictorie Or girl graduates Herne bay
Beach school Eueenics
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

THE Russian-Polish peace conference will be
transferred from Minsksto Riga. probably because
there is to eat in the latter place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

~ 'No4sUBsTTTUTEvfor Old Glory" declares SEN
stor sHardfng. There's slogan every patriotic
American.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
Jack Britton Defeats
Tillman III Ten Rounds

CLEv BLAND O.. Sept Jack Brit
ton, welterweight champion, devisive-
Isl out-pointed Johnny Tillman of ST
Paul In rem round boxing contest to-
night Charlie O'conneu. Cleveland
lightweight. knocked ont Danny Fa-
verse. also Of Cleveland. IN the eight
round II 4 scheduled ten round bout
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

ONS THE theory that truth never overtakes the
original lie. the Democrats will doubt continue
denounce the fctional Republican campaign fund OF
.$15.OOo.ooO-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

IS TaDOES pedestrian lot Of good sometimes TO
stqps7ongf enoughito traffic cop make
bLesdrfver obeysthe rules.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

This brown silk crepe De chine
blouse. heavily braided, is smart
new fall style which will make an
appea to the woman who likes the
unusual Tt is made IN the reyV
Egyptian red shade which is one Of
tae many henna tones and Is en-
broidered in the same color Worn
with suit. It makes very pretty
costume for afternoon or restau-
rant wear.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

WHAT sbss become Of the oid-fashtoned hostess
who always urged you to have another helping?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

IF LIVING were only. half as high. most persons
would hnd' some way of spending. all their-earnsngs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

MEXICO Is working hard TO reduce its army
g.oo0 generals. There also privates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

The Times want aus bring as
tonishing results if their users are
to be believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

LLOYD GEORGE says Wilson's Russian policy IS
nots consistent Did he expect It TO be?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

There is, usually indigestion IN the, family where
the opener the chief kitchen+tool.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

THE MAN with cellar will have the
excuse of going down the furnace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

effort can. furnish.
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RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The county Board Of Assessment re-
ports the following transfers OF rural real
Land on Woodward addition to Roselle,
IN, Nellie II Stroup to Edman =. Deven-
land near Prices Corner. by William
Frederick TO Charles II. WINNER, for
81 $50: adjoining land, by William treder-
;ck TO Andrew II. Medders, for $500.
Land and dwelling at New Castle by
Frank l.. Hewlett to Henry Hewlett, for
$500.
Land and buildings in Penn-Del City,
by John Lemon to Thomas Is. Pritchett,
for the nominal sum OF 81.
One hundred and sixty-nine acres OF
land between Middletown and Odessa, by
Daniel Q. Hastings TO James IL. batten
for S16,5o0.
One hundred and fifty-two acres of land
between Boyds Corner and Augustine
Beach, by james Ill. Baten to Norman d.
Stspleford, for $4,000.
Land at Middletown, by the trustees OF
the Middletown Academy to Martin Is.
B,rris. for $1,000.
Land at Middletown, by Henry l..
Preston TO John T. Metten, for 5000.
Land and dwelling at Middletown, by
Eliss NJ. Shallcross to Maria II. Vaughn,
for the nominal sum of So; same property,
by Edward NJ Vaughan and wife TO
Elizabeth b. Price, for IS, 600.
Land at Middletown, by Martin B.
Rurris to Jesse l.. Shepherd, for 5000;
sdjoining land, by Martin B. Burris TO
Levi c. Scott, for IS, 900.
Nineteen acres of land IN Pencader
hundred, by Edward X. Thompson to
Isaac NJ. Dean, for 81 500.
Land at Middl town, by John Arm
strong to Eugene H. Shallcross, for $500.
Land near Mt Pleasant, by Hiram M.
P1easanton TO Joseph f. Wilhelm, for
$3.50; same property, by Joseph 4. VII
helm to Benjamin II. Pleasanton, for
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$40 WEST SECOND STREET.
Seven rooms and bath. Deep lot running
back to Pleasant street. Space for u two-car
garage.
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SENATOR DENNIS DROPS DEAD.

Cris6eld, Md, Jn. 31.-A telegram
has been received here announced the
death, in St. Petersburg, Fla, of former
State Senator Lee 2. Dennis, OF this city.
Mr.. Dennis apparently was in good health
but was stricken with apoplexy and died
suddenly He had spent his winters IN
Florids for several years.
MIR. Dennis was Republican leader
en- the Shore, and besides representing
this county IN the senate, once was the
nominee for comptroller, and was defeat
ed by his nextdoor neighbor, DIR. G. /.
Atkinson
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ATTENTION |
REAL ESTATE BUYERS.
I1Is Pleasant street, six rooms and bath.
Price reasonable.
Lancaster and Gray avenues. nine rooms
bath. porch heat. gas and electric. Newly
painted and papered Lot 75xll3 feet. The
property is in excellent condition.
130S w. Sixth street. ten rooms, bath.
porch heat. gas and electric. Nice location
Stock and fixtures west side grocery store.
doing "A profitable business.
w. Fourteenth street. close to Market
street. corner property, nine rooms, bath,
two porches hot water heat Plot l.hloo
feet All rooms bright. cheerful. with plenty
of sunshine. Can give possession
c. j. O'kEEFE
Phone 1881 5 W. seventh Street.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
s26 WEST SECOND STREET.
Seven rooms and bath. Deep lot running
back to Pleasant street. Space for two-car
garage.
$40 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Seven rooms and bath. 4 very desirable
dwelling.
ioll Madison St. r. b, p. h. garage for
three cars.
1908 Market 81. {. b. p, h. Lot 3oxiso.
liz +. Forty second 81. r. b, p, n.
oa2 WEST SECOND STREET.
Three-story brick. sevcn-room house. Very
low price. Get busy.
sos ORANGE ST.
Automobiie repair shop. consisting of four
rooms, lSx6o feet.
40 WEST EIGHTH sr.
Nine rooms. bath and two porches.
500 NORTH FRANKLIN ST.
Six rooms bath, porch and heat
400 WEST SIXTH STREET,
Eight rooms. hath. porch. heat. electric
lights, large lot with a frontage OF 162 feet
on sixth street. Price reasonable and prop
erts will improve in value. Let us give you
particulars.
so7 LOMBARD STREET.
10 rooms. bath and electric lights.
5I6 LOMBARD ct.
Nine rooms and bath.
2I2 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Nine rooms. bath. Immediate possession.
JOHN J. HANLEY
Money tn Loan on Good First Mortgages
Phone $40. Ga West Fourth street.
Real Estate. Insurance. Notary Public.
FOR SALE--Property e1o Washi ngton
street. Apply Harry Emmons. $40 Market
street
FOR SALE-Our lot and warehouse. with
Il. r .. siding. at Thirteenth and Union
streets. Arpiy SIS Shipey street.
ron saLn--At Ciaymont, Won derfui note
property. 10 rooms and bath. modern I'M
provements. excellent condition. most
wonderfui opportunity for hotci or a road
house Penns.-Dei Dev. Corp, S3s Market
street. Phone 1916. Even ings 1881.
NICE suburban home at koselle 62i9 by
25o feet. Stucco house, seven rooms, re-
ception hall, bath. pantry and large attic.
Hot and cold water. severed. cement cellar.
gas and electric. Two porches. stucco garage,
large chicken house. planted to all kinds of
fruits. Has to be to be appreciated.
Apply on premises. Orchard avenue. Roselle
@. w. Moody.
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10 scres-i}z miles from Newark Nine
room house. good poultry. plant. new barn
90 peach trees. % apple trees One acre in
strawberries, one acre in blackberries one
acre In raspberries. Land in high state OF
cultivation. Price $500
HAMILTON
The Square Deal Farm Agency
Z0E Aadisnr
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FOR SALE
Dwellings and Business
Properties

AIOpAA NINc
,., On J s street rec e Io h.sd ss DRILLING
gas s s a1 s s r nc % & s s
v;n 9" ss9 ssa stree, Tho 900 s BE- sggs'd
bs as ss'i hot s,s y . sss and sa s 3
Lot 81 plenty ses sa,ass
ps.s s a n S % s s, gsg.1 70 'iss s
:. t.s e 70, I'd as sss s s s: . :s b
Fourth Th,eeeoy bHos dwelling II
sa' ss ' ssss s'1 an aI'ss
On dwelling rooms
and porch, hot air heat Possession 30 days
rooms On rsp liar s. s5f @ BoF5y 1ss arn an ~
bait. On ID P ss: it s:s s .s 1870 s ps asf e
.ss ,9 , sseFs sss 3a syrf s d. rs ont t Fourth %
On T S T Thirty BIZ .. n. The so , ss DWELLING
room, On b Esss , no' s taft 90 g a., e s-
.,., Mna,s9 street go se1s. srs aa bah
constantly increasing Pre- very low WIZ ''~'
g. Large sstiea of for 5s
oppy s S5ssa s I ss1 a b s'd investment or ''n'
Fourth Sixth
kind mercantile business Would Be glad details
our
y s s',Ss s containing % BY Ito Es s the POINT % VI
building don't fail 10 this
II S
JOHN GOVATOS
COR,
I'd g.
BRANCHES.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS
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$40 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Seven rooms and bath. 4 very desirable
i.
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WESTERN SHORE BOATS RESUME.


baltimore. Jan. 3O.For tko first time
in three weeks navigation was resumed
Yesterday by boats Of the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway to rivers
on tho western side of the bay. At Z. NJ.
the Anne Arundel left for Piankatank;
tho Northumberland for Potomac, and
the Calvert for the Rappahanock. They
were reported rs having passed through
Tho channels and rs far as seen from
North Point we're having no difficulty.
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Real Estate For Sale

Real Estate For Sale
homo inspect One tho fine Breone
Throughout First
bathroom Second floor
white enamel Third mnids
pochs, laundry cellar
100 BLOCK NINETEENTH STREET.
stories reception pocbs
electric lot 2s5 This house laid the
TArNALL STREET
Two stories rooms bath air heat Possession
WEST STREET
bath porchs, incosd
f6x5 possession This
| throughout
26II MARKET STREET
room for garage space
WEST STREET
porches
lot Isxl2o
iii STREET
bath porch hot air heat Possession March 25
s2o5 MADISON STREET
rooms bath, porch. Possession June %
oo JEFFERSON STREET
baths porch hot air heat and electric
STORE AND DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE.
Dwelling
and BATH CASA and electric Possession 30 days
1900 WEST FIFTH STREET
Two rooms bath poch hot air heat Possession June 25
to12-l46 KLUND STREET.
and severed Price, $500 each Owner will
take back for $500
Fred B. Cushman
2i1 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Telephone
Tuesday and Saturday Evenings Until O'Clock
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I'm
garage III cellar.
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100 BLOCK NINETEENTH STREET.

stories and hall bath. pohca
lot 2xs5. This house laid
plan and fine home
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tol1 Madison ST.. q r. b, p. h. garage for
three cars.
sos Washington ST.. 10 r. b, h.
tOO3 Market ST., r. h, y. h. Lot 3Ox1bO.
Ii2 II. Fortysecond 81. q r. b, p, h.