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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Ouh Bend High School WlteaSeS Hammond Ee0e
SHOVE AND SLUG DAYS
OF FOOTBALL ARE GONE
Better craftsmanship and Cleaner Game With
Modern Rules, Says Metzger-Recalls
Time of Bloody Monday"
- SOL NIETZGER.

football
wha long
o.
which "a ~
~ or a but
n FOR
Kicker
back
handling
has eliminated
will be than seasons
one Of the reasons for cleaner today
look each other
pared to but this comparison longer
could
ly wasso
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
HAMMOND is EASY FOR
SOUTH BEND HIGH: $50
Orange and Blue Continues Victorious Drive By
Swapping Conquerers of Previous Years.
Local Line Impenetrable
BY ORANGE ANDBLTF.

Cd
ton from Ham md ty of 35 to yesterday afternoon the
j
w Bend
a a
of
Of the
Of the Capt klnk Hooweu Nyikos
line
, ol-i atI the Hammond line and
I.s L.. much rtund
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

1dlklng with former University of
Virginia players who survived the
revival Of football at that institution
in 1904 when a certain Yale star
was cal ed in TO establish a system,
one learned how different was foot
ball in those days than today I'VE
had what we called a Bloody Mon
day that season" one told me ION
that day we lined up the varsity and
the scrubs for the purpose Of draw
ing blood. 1t was an fashioned
smuggling match. 1 remepber one Of
our guards, a big, powerful boy and,
a gentleman. He wouldn't slug his
opponent and the coach began rid
ing him about it, Then the coach
and this guard, got quite heated
over the argument The guard
maintained that while it was all
right with him to fight an opponent
he couldn't force himself 10 hit a
college mate in practice.
You're afraid TO hit A man.,
beloved the coach, pushing out
his jaw and adding, as he pointed
90 IL, hit me there.
'WhereupOn the guard struck
with full force. The coach, a leath-
erneck Of the old school, took the
blow without wincing and responded
by turning the other side Of his jaw.
Now hit me there he called out.
pointing to the spot"
1t was a survival of the fittest,
/ that season" my informant told
me. we came through with about
i men TO the end, the nucleus
/
next year. And those 1 > knew foot
ball and could stand anything" he
! added.
Today football is an entirely diff
I erent proposition. One who Slugs
and fights with his knees, fists and
: elbows is tabooed. He cannot do
J these things and keep his mind on
! the game And not only has that
/ style Of football been eliminated by
/ rulemaker and official but it Is no
! longer taught. The penalty is too
great TO take the chance were a
/ coach so inclined. Take such a
F, leading team as Pittsburg, which
| has had such a remarka BILE run Of
I victories within the past six years.
In ali that time Pitt has not had
man disqualified.
( Football is a lot safer than ever.
The injuries OF today are far fewer
than in the past. In addition, they
are less severe Those that happen
are mostly accidental. Either that
3 or they are due TO not knowing how
10 play. Proper fundamental play
1 when executed at top speed is not
cause Of injury Improper funda-
+ mental play or "A meek attempt at
; proper fundamental play is the
cause Of most football injuries. The
safest rule 10 follow is 10 play hard,
10 put al the drive you have into
, each scrimmage. Such fellows rare
~ take out time or leave the field.
/ Stars like Coy. Hare Hefelfinger
/ Mahan and Heston. of former years.
never got hurt TruXton Hare. Of
Penn. played through four seasons
/ OF strenuous football without injury.
And the sole reason for this was
! that they never let up They gave
their ell 70 the play. The fellow
who let's down. the one who takes
it easy. the player who hesitates, is
in nearly every case the one who is
carried from or limps from the field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
WINS EASILY
FROM VIRGINIA, 24-C

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 30. -
Harvard rolled up three touchdowns
and a field goal against the Univer-
sity OF Virginia Saturday winning
"a TO o. Although the visitors
showed proficiency in the overhead
game. their offeuse vanished at Har-
Yards % yard line The Crimson
played the game almost entirely
with substitutes. who foundS some
difficulty early in the game in stop
ping the forward passes and end
runs of the visitors. Score by peri
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
FIGHTS BUT
CORNELL WINS n TO O

ITHACA. y. Y. oct SO.-Rutgers
offered determined resistance here
today but was defeated by Cornell
by a score of p 10 o. Cornell faced
the heaviest and strongest opponent
OF the season thus far
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
BUCHINAN HIGH MINS.

BUCHANAN, Mich, oct 3O.-Al-
though the visitors put mp a hard
fight Buchanan high school won
from Watervliet high by a score OF
II 10 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
PURDUE WINS IN
LASTPERIODBY
TWIST OF FATE
Wabash Proves Surprise to
BOilermakers-Lead
First Half.

LAFAY ETTE, Ind. oct. 3O.-Pur-
due university football team defeat
ed Wabash college here today in
a hard fought contest, 10 TO "A. The
Boiiermakers had TO fight hard TO
hold the Little Giants, who led at
the end of the first period, Il 10 Z.
Purdue eVeB1d the score in the sec
Ond quarter.
Wabash, which was swamped by
Chicago, team which defeated
Purdue by only a 20 to 0 score.
showed surprising form from the
beginning and literally PLAYED the
Boilermakers off their feet during
the entire first half They scored
soon after play began on Sieden-
suckers spectacular plunge through
the entire Purdue team. Milstead
added another in the second period
and Thompson kicked both goals,
making the Wabash total IA points
before the Boilermakers began to
lind themselves.
Purdue Weight Tells.
Their superior weight and train
ing began 70 tell in the late minutes
of the second period when they
pounded the Wabash line for a
touchdown. They added another in
the third period but Stanwood fail
ed 20 kick goal and at the end OF
the third quarter Wabash led, IA to
Is.
a fluke save the Boilermakers
the winning goal in the fourth quar-
ter. Purdue attempted 10 pass one
over the Wabash lines but the pass
was short. However, Cast OF Wa
bash, in trying TO knock il down,
gave 10 a smack and IL went into
the hands of Murphy, Purdue full
back, who took IL over the line for
the winning score.
Lineup and summary:
Purdue Position Wabash
Kerr ........... Cox
Right End
Blrk ............. Breucher
Right Tackle
Cooley ........... ............ Cast
Right Guard
Stanwood ............. Dalrymple
Center
SWank ................ Ehlert
Left Guard
ClaypOOl ............ Millstead
Left Tackle
carmen ...-..... ........... Stahand
Left End
Don Field ..........-..... Weber
Quarterback
wagner ............ SeidenStiCker
Right Halfback
Mackliu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thompson
Left Halfback
Murphy .......-..-........ Knee
Fullback
Scome by periods
Purdue ...-...- o o C-1s
Wabash --........ 0 0-l {
Touchdowns, Wabash. Seiden-
sticker. AIilstead. Purdue. Rate
I .r-rs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA FALLS
BEFORE PENN STATE

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 20.-1n n
game repIete with unexpected
thrills. Pennsylvania State college
triuuphed over the University of
Pen-s-Ivauia football team on
Franklin field Saturday 10y a score
OF IS to O. CUtclassed from the
start. the red and blue team put up
q game but vain fight against the
upstate colleEians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
tes ga.u much ground =
Quartcr.


rs Quarter.
South Bend kicked to Hammond
who returned the ball to mid-fe.d.
on the first play Hammond fumbled,
Smith recovered. ON five plays the
BAN was brought 20 Hammonis five
yard line and Sluss went over for
the first touchdown. SabO kicked
goal Score. south Bend e: Ham
moud O.. Sabo kicked and Kintz re-
covered a tumble on HammOnd's
35 yard line. Sluss made 10 yards
around end and pass Melted 10
Yards more and Edwards cut off end
for "a touchdown. SabO kicked goal
Score. south Bend IA; Hammond %
The rest OF the quarter was played
in Hammond's territory and the
quarter ended with the ball on The
10 yard line.
second Quarter
A pass Saho TO kintZ on the first
play was good for q touchdown.
Sabo kicked goal Score. South
Bend 81. Hammond o Sabo kicked
Co Evans who returned the ball 20
mid-hcld ERE the locals held them
for downs and Hammond was forced
to kick and then the Orange and
Blue started a downward march but
when they reached the five yard line
Hammond held and the ball went
over and Hammond kicked out of
danger. South Bend tried "a forward
pass but Evans intercepted. Ham
mOnd failed 20 gain and the locals
by a series Of forward passes and end
runs brought the Uall 10 the five
yard line and Edwards went over
for a touchdown Sabo kicked goal
Score IS; Hammond o
Third Quarter
The fourth quarter opened when
Sabo fumbled and Hammond recOv-
cred and by working three success
full passes brought the ball TO South
Bends 40 yard line Here the ball
went over on a tumble and South
Bend. failing TO gain. kicked 10 Ham-
mond's 10 yard line. Line plunges
and end runs brought the ball TO the
so yard lire where \yikOs blocked
Shank's kick and Zuver recovered
and ran 80 yards for touchdown.
Sabo kicked goal. Score South Bend
i&5. Hammond o. Here a bunch OF
subs went in and held the Hammond
for downs and the rest Of the game
was played in midheld.
Lineup and summary.
South Bend (35) Hammond (O)
. klTlLE . A4elAAl4i4oiiN
Left End
Zuver CCapt) ........-... Eggers
Left Tackle
Klink OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mayer
Left Guard
Hollowell ................... Ball
Center
MaNey ..-.-.-... ...--.--- WdtklhS
Right Guard
. \VlkOS .-...-.. -.... ...... KRUGER
Right Tackle
smith s....--- A-1liie'
Right End
|ThieIens .......... (CapO Haweu
Quarterback
SIuS9 ...... -.....--.. NlldIlNe
Left Halfback
Edwards ..........-....... Evans
Right Halfback
Sabo ..........-... Honsclcy
FUllbaCk
TouchdownS-Slu j Edwards o,
[intz Zuver 1. Goals from touch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
LOSES TO
INDIANA IN HARD
FOUGHT GAME, 1917
Risley's Place Kick I'm Third
Quarter Gives Crimson
Victory.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Oct 0-
Indiana Won its second co0ferrn..
football game of the season ler-
today beating Mort hW es-erU DO CO.
&. a place kick trom the g. sarI
line iu the third period ly Eis.e
gave lHdiana the edge.
a tumble on the 20 larI line
three minutes after the game start
ed resulted in Northwestern scor-
Ing IFS touchdown. Grausulek made
the touchdown.
Indiana eveued the score soon
afterwards however. when after
march Gown the field. Nathys ar-
cepted forward pass behind
Northwestern goal
The Northwestern goal was
threatened again lu The nnal per-
iod bat the line held with Indiana
or ths three yard line.
a crowd estimated at $1,000 per-
sons saw the game. one 81 the hard
est fought contests ever witnessed az
Washington park. Two thousand
students and alumni from Indiana
who came up on special train
from Bloomington occupied spec
iaI section. Indianapolis was con-
verted into "a typical college town
tonight when the Crimson conting-
downtown streets and hotels In
their meeting last gear Northwest
ern won 10y "a score of 90 ..
Indiana (1O) Northwestern %
Lineup and summary.
Position.
beu ..s-....-.- .--...-... cnaeron
Left end.
Rislcy .-..-... ..--..- n. Penheld
Left Tackle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

TOuchdOwns-S j Edwards ~.
Eintz 1 Zuver 1. Goals from touch
downs-Sabo 3. Subs'itutions-tet-
ters Ralston for klink. Minkow TOR
KNIT. smith for Roth. NIaNev Tor
ADpleman. Dalton for Ball Referee
-Cortright. Michigan. Umpire
Cooper Springfield. Head lines
man. Dubois. Dartmouth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
OHIO STATE WINS
FROM CHICAGO 7-6
MarOOns Eliminated in Con.
ference By Fourth Quar-
ter Rally.

CHICAGO. OCT. 30.-A plunge
across Chicago's goal from the one
yard line by Charley Taylor, Ohio
fullback. ia the last eight minutes
of play. gave Ohio State sensa-
t.oual seven 20 six victory over Chi
cago before 27.O0O persons today.
ohio had entered the fourth period
behind. six TO nothing The victory
of the undefeated Ohio eleven. run
uer-up in the 1919 race. eliminated
Chicago from the 1920 champion
ship.
The lineup and summary:
CI,igoco fgl Ohio State ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

T '"'t'- II'IT' y IT, " tIIIlNII- hIIUIT-
sticker. Mnstead Purdue. Rate
tsub for MaCkln); Fields. Murphy.
Goals from touchdown. THOMPSON
-. StanWood. 1 Officials. Referee.
Magidsohu. Michigan, umpire. St.
John. Notre Dame; head liresman.
NcCord. Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Left Haifback

Left Hanback
Crysler ..........--..-. Bliss
Right Halfback
Palmer ............... c. Taylor
Fullback
Score By periods:
chicago .............60 GO
Ohio state 0 u
Chicago scoring touchdown, Pal
mer. Ohio State-Tolk hdowu. c
Taylor Goals from touchdown-H.
Workman Referee-BirCh. Earl
ham Tmpire-Knight Dartmouth.
FIELD iudge-Hutchens Purdue
Head linesman-YOung illinois,
Wesleyan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Sler ---.-..- -..--.. Bll
Right Halfback
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
CHOICE H MES
MODERATELY PRICED md DESIRABLY LOCATED
Phone or Call at Our Office for List of Our
"For Sale Properties" in Various Sections.

PRICE. $3.50 BLOOAINGDALE - Here's
one Of the most reasonably priced homes in this
section 1t contains eight rooms and bath, and
has just been newly papered and painted
throughout. Easy terms
PRICE, 50 o50-A CHARMING NEW
CHEVY CHASE observation-disclosures 10
Gated and moderately priced five rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. electric light; lot 5Ox152.
Owner on premises will give early possession.
PRICE, SIC. 0o-NORTHEAST-At thorough
" modern two-story colonial brick. which was
built to order. There six large rooms and
two baths, hot-water heat, electric light; lot
100 feet deep to alley. Garage.
PRICE, 81. OOO-DOWNTOWN SECTION OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a few blocks Of the
business section. An unusual opportunity to
obtain handsome residence Of ten rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric light. Excellent
condition.
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"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON'S
MICHIGAN AVENUE
ADDITION"

ADD1 INV
IAN Ideal City Suburban Developmenb
A thirty-minute car ride from
the heart of the shopping district
to the end of the Brookland car
line will be we'll worth the while
of all interested in homes and
ideal city development. Here
Middaugh & Shannon have
created a community of indi-
vidual homes we'll nigh ideal.
The Addition" is a tract of
some forty-four acres already
partially and prettily developed
in the "Middaugh & Shannon
way" Then, too, the homes are
all Middaugh & Shannon Homes
balanced in the design, sound
in the construction and finished
in a workmanlike manner. We
suggest that you inspect this
furnished home:
Ala 18TH ST.
A six-room, bungalow type
home, modern in every appoint
ment.
We will gladly mail you illustrated book
let and map which is descriptive Of this latest
Middaugh & Shannon development.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Honey
No Home Like Ours.
Suite 1899. Woodward bldg. 18th & Il.
Main $685..
Cut ont this ad.-see this home.
1921 s ST. N.W.-BY OWNER; ATTRAC-
tice 11-room house; 8 complete apis. auto
matte hot-water heater: large garage in rear.
Will sell furnished unfurnished. Owner leav-
ing city.
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N L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
Everything in Real Estate"
721 18th St. NV. Main 1904
YOU ARE SPENDING
WHEN YOU PAY RENT.

YOU ARE SPENDING
WHEN YOU PAY RENT.
You are SAVING when you
are buying a home. The more
rent you are called upon to pay
the more expense. While select
ing one of these attractive
Homes in
ARMSLEIGH PARK
COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW
will not only put a stop to that
continual draining of your
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more than it will cost you.
Six and eight rooms-carefully
built; wonderfully equipped
WHOLLY DETACH E D.
Homes of a most "homey" type :;
in a community that has every
thing to recommend it-location,
environment, etc.
Inspect Sample Homes
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PARK OFFICE, AIS 3oth ST.
Phone Cleveland 1890.
To reach Armsleigh Park take Chevy Chase
r. E. HAMILTON,
Owners Representative.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
H~mfanueA.

< & GOSS,
Main A52.
Northwest Section.
In good neighborhood: thirteen rooms ana
two baths; brick; electric lights; steam neat:
we'll arranged rooms; over $4,0UV recently
spent in remodeling and decorating. Price.
$4,000. :. ooss =
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
Southeast, $500
Dandy home of six rooms and bath; Eood
section; front and double rear porches; sleep
ing porch; all modern improvements; hot-waier
heat: electric lights; space Tor garage on Wlae
alley; immediate possession. Il
McKEEvER & O0SS.
1905 Eye st. Main 47S2.
Saul's Addition.
Very attractive home in this exclusive sec
ton Of city; completely detached; eight rooms
and bath and noored attic; electric lights; not.
water heat; large porches at tfOnt ana rear,
rooms well arranged and finished In hardwood:
space for Earasec nome 'neI WALL pie"Se
you. Price. $12.9S0.
McKEEvER & GOss., .--,
1905 Eye st. Main 4152.
Petworth.
Brick store and apartment in this section
of rising values; apartment contains four
rooms and hath: hot-water heat; electric
lights: hardwood floors and trim; built-in ga
ment Price, $15, GOO; very easy terms.
McKEEvER & GOSS.
1906 Eye st. Main 47o2.
( & GOSS,
Main 4752.
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FOB SALE-H0USRS
BOSS & PHELPS,
"BUY A HOME NOW"
laos H St. NV.


PRICE. $s.95o-A home you should zee %
once: a two-story house. colonial type.
having two tile bathrooms. hot-water
attic: there is . breakfast porch ssd
sleeping porch: sl.:sinslosed and
throughout. Possession given,
PRICE. $1s.ooo-In Cleveland Park. close to
Connecticut avenue; the lot 10 60x90:
this is 4 nine-room detached built-to-
order house. having hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights and Q garage. Owner leaving
city; possession can be arranged.
PRICE. sl1.5oo-on the Heights little on
from 18th street; q new hcllsw-tiie
electric lights. oak noos. unusually
large porches: good lot 70 alley. With
PRICE. $40. 75o-In Sixteenth Street Heights:
positive bargain in q detached brick
house having ten rooms. two baths. hot
hardwood noors. open nrepisce in living
ROOM built-in ice box and freproof ga
rage. The house Is situated on 4 sixty
foot lot.
PRICE. s15.5Oo-A splendid downtown home q
little west Of 18th street; there are l6
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights. instantaneous heater; the
are eight open freplaces. The lot Is
deep. to l5-foot alley. II you sre in
the market for downtown residence, !
you would do well to look at this prop.
PRICE. 50 .o00-Just a little OF from 18th
street. the Heights: owner leaving
city; property is just listed for sale: q
large two-story house having hot-water
heat. electric lights front and rear
porches. and there is . large lot and .
ine garden. inspection any time.
PRICE. 50 .0O0-A nearly new house IN the
Bloomingdale section. colonial style.
two stories, heated with hot water hav-
ing electric lights. oak noors, front and
rear porches. Owner moving b suburbs
will sell this house on very cssrenient
tef1nS. 4
PHELPS, 80
OF HOMES" 800. co..
IAo6 n CT NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Tel. Main d31O.

~
PRICE. ss,o0o-A most salable northwest
home. two-story house having six rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights
and oak floors. The lot is 20x15O: there
IL fine yard, with room for garden ana
flowers and there is also q garage.
Owner will give possession.
PRICE. $12 500-North Of Park road and west
Of 18th street: plan Of house very
hard to obtain at this price; two stories.
with four rooms on each floor: house mas
hot-water heat. electric lights. parqnet
floors and a garage. This house can pc IN
spected Mt any time, and possession given.
PRICE. 81, 75o-In the Cleveland Park sec.
bedrooms. bath and sleeping porch on
With Hina one no0s ren,a nefe .nd bouse s. eee
trio lights. hot-water heat, oak floors
and freproof heated garage. Conven-
lent terms Of sale.
PRICE. s7s5O-In Mt. Pleasant, west Of 18th
street. where immediate possession can
be given: a two-story house having SIX
f 0s o, and bath large front
splendid situation for a home. Conven-
lent to stores and schools.
PRICE, s13 .oo0-on Girard street Just Oh from
18th: three-story. ten-room brick house
OF attractive appearance. There are six
bedrooms. two large bathrooms. and the
occupies s' this prope Tt and the house i.
in beautiful condition throughout, and
possession can he had any time.
is 60x125: the improvements consist of
fveroom bungalow. built about year
ago by present owner. who is leaving
the city. This is a splendid moderate
priced suburban home. Very easy terms
OF sale can be made.
PRICE. $12.500-A great bargain in q Mt.
Pleasant home: three-story. ten-room
brick house: six bedrooms two large
bathrooms. rear stairway and ar unusual
number Of large closets throughout the
house. There is hot-water heat. electric
lights and large yard to paved alley:
also garage. Can be sold on terms of
81 500 cash.
BOSS &
"THE HOME
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Owners Representative.
A LAST CHANCE
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.

A LAST CHANCE
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
The last of those splendid
Homes on Kenyon street are
ready for your inspection.
Sample Home
728 KENYON ST. NV.
Between Georgia and Sherman AYES.
In the best of neighborhoods
as a place of residence
and for an investment. These
Houses have six excellent rooms :;
cellar; sleeping porch; deep lot
in rear. Equipped with hot
water heating system gas range !;
electricity; lots of big roomy
closets.
The price will be less than you
are expecting for such Homes.
Open for inspection every day
and evening.
B. B. PINN,
On the Premises
Phone Columbia 5817.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
TT c. NM pbo,a M,;c ,o,Q

Price, Sc. s50-Somerset Heights. medium
Owner has left town and is anxious for
quick sale. This property is de-
tached. on a lot about 70x150 it., with
several shade and fruit trees and a
garage. 1t contains seven rooms and
bath. sleeping porch. large attic. cleo
trio lights and very large front and
side porches. We can show this any
time and make very easy terms.
Price, So 000-Bloomngdale. Well built home
located near LIST and q SITS. This is
fwo-story brick. having four bedrooms
on the secondafoor. There is plenty of
room for a garage; possession can be
obtained about, October LIST, and easy
terms Of sale arranged.
Price, $9.5O0-Near 22nd and SITS. In this
very exclusive neighborhood we are offer
ing this low-prced house for a quick
sale. 1t contains seven rooms and bath
a bedrooms) and is in perfect condi-
tion throughout: having had a great
deal of money spent on it lately. In
spection may be made at any time.
Price, So. 500-Columbia Heights. West of 18th
and north of Park road. 1t is very
seldom that house in this section is
offered at a price as quoted above
This is a three-room deep house, con-
tanning six rooms and bath. Possession
will be given by the owner shortly and
terms can be arranged to please you.
HEDGES & MI
1884 H St. NV.