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,Sn~sAa

uCCu Sdy III hiOANs
for this is certainly recommendation
enough. Equally delightful is "I'll Be
With You in Apple Blossom Time" a
song sung as only Charles Harrison
knows how to sing it. 1t is friendly
and personal song, written in waltz
rhythm that has a strong appeal.
Louise Terrell and William Robyn
unite in singing "Tripoli,' a sort of
Moresque-Spanish melody that has an
irresistible charm. Mr. Robyn's pre-
vious success has already made him
host of enthusiastic friends. Miss
Terrell is a new Victor artist from
whom great things may well be
expected.
Month after month the Victor
Records are issued and always there
is an advance in quality and appeal.
a fact that was long since recognized
by true music lovers. The records for
this month are well worthy of hear
ing, and any Victor dealer is always
ready to let the public judge BY play
ing over any one or all of them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28

Your snip ZONES
In" a charming
little ballad that
has been entrusted
to Orville Harold.
That this great
ger woul d
make it distinc-
tive would be the
foregone conclu-
sion of his many
admirers, but even
they will listen
to this new record
as to a revelation
of powers unsus-
pected. Into this
seemingly simple
song the singer
has infused some
<b:~0 of tho great
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28

toilSo vi aiiNSo
Alda's voice soar
ing pure a n d
sweet and flute
like into the har-
monies of BY
t h e Waters of
Minnetonka." 1t
is an old Indian
legend and even
without the words
the great artist
could make plain
its haunting mys-
terry. AS in a
dream one is en-
abled to see a
vision of those
long dead forest
lovers, who, these
MANY wears have
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28


lowing which cam
not but be en-
1arged by the sue
cess that will I'm
doubtedly m c e t
his "Waiting Tor
the Sun to Come
Out and II Can
not Sleep With
out Dreaming of
You" Both songs
had their origin
in popular mu-
steal comedies, re-
spectively ct h e
Sweetheart Shop"
and The Girl in
t h e Spotlight"
and really ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28

In the afternoons upon the bridge,
the two were always seen,
And in the evening shadows cool they
still were there l ween;
But when the winter comes at last
with it's ice and chill and snow
We've just been wondering, where
the HI will these two lovers 90.
He kissed her on the cheek,
It seemed . harmless frolic;
He's been laid up a week,
They say, with painters collie
Lumberton, Miss, may be just .
small town, down on the Southern
r. r. and close to Hattiesburg, but
they certainly have fine peach orch
ards down that way.
! The Senior lawyers should not
worry about their being able to p-ac-
tice their profession after graduation,
now that McSwiney has gone seventy
days without food.
Sophomore Mullen is of the opinion
that boil on the stove is worth two
on the neck.
Judge Farley has warned the law
classes that chewing tobacco is al
right in it's place, but that it should
not be used for the purpose of deco
rating the interior of the law build
ing.
Woman's hair, beautiful hair,
What words of praise I'd utter;
But, oh how sick it makes you feel,
To find one In the butter.
(From The Mississippian.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28

Evelyn H.: How do you like Jack?
Dorothy T.:Oh, he's awfully slow.
Evelyn: What do you mean.
Dot: Well, I have bought only
two hair nets in three weeka (;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28
CARUSO GIVES
IMMORTAL LIFE TO
DREAMS OF SPAIN
Other World-Famed Artists Heard
In New and Delightful
Numbers
URELY Il

URELY there
is no singer
whose voice and
methods are SO
familiar to the
world at large
yet E n r i c o
Caruso weaveS
such a s p ell
about US that
even the we'll
known tunes OF
ur childhood
take on new LIE
an d vigor at
his first note.
Such will be
the verdict of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28

least, table Of eats was spread. A
very delightful evening was spent.
The hostesses for the evening were
Misses Mccall, Mebane, Robertson
and Carey.
(From The Mississippian.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28

slept beneath the surface of the silent
pool. One need not be musician to
give oneself to the spell of this song;
it is as pure and sweet as the frosty
air of the North woods.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28
G. M. C. U. L. INITIATES FOUR.
Misses Hardin, Phelps, Lamb, And
Jackson Enter Mystic Portals.

On last Saturday evening the mi
tiates of the G.. M. C. U. L. were sum-
moned by the sign Of the skull and
cross bones to the side door Of Kicks.
Upon their arrival they were blind
folded and led by the old members to
the woods" The initiates, who were
Misses Hardin, Phelps, Lamb and
Jackson were introduced to the secrets
Of the mystic order. Last, but not
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28
NEW MUSIC IN REVIEW

An accompaniment of ravishing
loveliness-then the clear, birdJike
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28
umbus on account of sickness.

lumbus on account of sickness.
Miss M. Chesney, of Memphis, and
student at Blue Mountain College last
year is, now student in the Univer-
sity.
Students are welcoming Mr. and
Mrs. j. o. Smith and daughter on the
campus. Mr.. Smith h S charge of
the University Barber OPP.
Mrs. Earl Brewer and Miss Minnie
Brewer of Claiksdalc visited on the
campus last week
Mrs. T. ]. Price was a visitor on
the campus last week.
Messrs. John Long and J. T. Wal
lace, Jr., are on the sick list this
week.
Freshman Suggs suffered frac-
tured nose during a fast and snappy
basket ball game last Thursday night.
Walter Temple is suffering from a
fractured knee caused by one of the
foot ball squad tackling him. The in
jury is of such nature as to keep him
out of the game for several weeks.
Freshman Kennedy and Fernandez
took Joy ride to New Orleans Sat-
urday.
Miss Edwa Beadles has returned to
her home in Coffeeville after a visit
of several days with friends on the
campus.
i Nessrs. Reynolds, Curd, and Rod
gers attended the foot ball game in
New Orleans Saturday.
i The Baptist ladies were the hostess
ses to all Baptist students Of the Uni
versity at delightful social Friday
night.
i Messrs. N. w. Mills, Gary Suther-
land and A. r. Cooke were the sick
ones last week.
Mr.. e. J. Block, of Water Valley,
visited friends on The campus last
week.
(From The Mississippian.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-28
THE PHILOSOPHY OF BLIND JIM

Listen here, this here business of
being football player amt near as
easy as it is cracked up to be. When
You see man at this season, come
limping around, sometimes with a
stick or crutch, or nursing an arm in
sling, you can just lay your bot
tom dollar and expect to win that this
man goes out for football. These
boys need encouragement and-Is that
Prohibition man around FER stimu-
lation.
Now as a member of the faculty,
in the very high capacity of Dean Of
the Freshman class, l call upon every
lady and gentleman as well as Fresh
men, of the er "almalgamatic" stu
dent body to come out on the prac-
tice field and help me root for Ole
Miss.
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HUMOR COLUMN

HUMOR COLUMN
Campus notes on things wise and
otherwise, here and else where.
Mr.. Cause, our prohibition lecturer,
evidently has no boozem friends.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
F.. fl. STEPHENS. GEORGE r.
RAR9Kx AttOrneya

bAHSES AttOfneyos
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding District
Court-In re: Condemnation Of land for small
pr pat sIsd IN saaare s parcel and
in the District of Columbia. District Court No.
1421.-Notice and order Of pubIication-No-
Of the District Of Columbia. pursuant to GER
tain provisions of the acts Of Congress-. ap-
proved siz August a 1910 .ss S1st n"e 1870
have filed n petition in this Court praying for
the condemnation Of land necessary for park
west of $3.50, square 23SS and parcels 1888 So
and 1881, in the District Of Columbia. as
shown on maps or plats filed with the said
petition. part thereof. and praying also that
this Court empanel a jury in accordance with
the law provided for in such cases 10 assess
condemned may sustain by reason Of the con-
demnatio Of the land necessary for the said
park purposes, in the squares and parcels
aforesaid. and TO assess benefits resulting
therefrom not less than half the amount
OF said damages, Including the expenses Of
parcels pare of land, which the jury may find will
be benefited by, the said parks. as provided
for in and by the aforesaid acts Of Congress.
1t is, by the Court, this o6th day OF October.
1920. ORDERED. That all persons having
any interest in these proceedings be. and they
are hereby. warned and commanded TO ap.
near in this Court on before the 4th day Of
December. 1920. at 10 o'clock am. and con-
tinue in attendance until the Court shall have
the award of damages and the assessment
of benefits by the Jury to be empaneled and
sworn herein; and il is further ORDERED.
That copy of this notice and order be pub
lished twice i week for three successive weeks
ia The Washington Evening Star the Wash
ington Post and the Washington Herald. news
papers published in the said District, com
4th day of December, 1890. 1t is further
ORDERED That copy Of this notice and
order be served by the United States Mar
shnl. or his deputies. upon such of the own
ers of the land to be condemned herein as
may be found by the said marshal his
deputies within the District OF Columbia
and upon the tenants and occupants of the
same before the said 4th day Of December.
1921 WENDELL p. STAFFORD, Justice. A
true copy tSealD Test: MORGAN Ii. BEACH.
Clerk. by F. E. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant
Clerk oc2S. ~. no4 II
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FOB sALE-H0UsES
C0nt1nleA.
105 Eye Street.
Pefw0rfh

Dandy home: two-story brick with cellar and
attic; nrst floor comprises three large rooms
and reception hall: second floor four bright
bedrooms and tile bath; all modern improve
ments; hot-water heat electric lights; sleeping
porch. double rear porches: buiit-in mantel:
newly papered and painted: garage. Immediate
possession. Price only $1,000; $3.50 initial
McKEEyER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
Mount Pleasant.
beautiful home located on the corner:
has double colonial front porch: three
stories and basement: first floor has three
rooms and reception hall: second and third
floors have three bright bedrooms and bath
each; house Is thoroughly up-to-date. with
hot-water heat. electric lights: laundry
trays in basement; screens, awnings, etc
Worth a great deal more than the price,
MckEEyER & GOss.
1906 Eye St. Main 4'oo.
Takoma Park.
Detached home that can I've bought easy
terms Eight spacious rooms storage room
large pantry and coat and linen closets; roomy
front porch. modern sleeping porch; electric
light, hot-watcr heat: beautiful hardwood floors
md trim; screens and awnings: large lot. with
alley at side and This property is
Veniently located near car line. Price, S11 500
Small cash payment.
MckEEVE
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ITALIAN TROOPS FIGHT
SOCIALISTS IN VERONA
Bomb Explodes in Pocket of Red
Deputy" Causing Death.
Many Wounded.

VERONA, Italy, November 4.-On
the occasion today of the Victory
celebration" party of national
troops tried to enter the town hall.
which was being held by the social
lists, with the purpose of substituting
the tri-color for the red flag. The
troops found the socialists armed and
shots were exchanged with them. A
newspaper reporter was wounded.
The troops finally succeeded in en-
tering the building. A struggle en-
sued, during which a socialist named
Scarabello. described as "bolshevik
deputy" was thrown against the wall.
A bomb in his pocket exploded and
Scarabello was so badly wounded
that he died while being conveyed to
a hospital.
A number of other socialists, includ-
ing several municipal councillors, also
we're badly wounded.
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.
Mt. Pleasant.

Mt. Pleasant
Convenient to Mount Pleasant car line: a
three STORY and cellar home. having ten rooms.
two baths, hot-water heat, electric lights. hard
wood floors: good lot: garage; house now va
cant; reasonable price and terms.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Owner. leaving city, is DESTROYS to make
quick sale Of his home located near Brookville
road house contains seven rooms and bath,
hot -water heat. electric lights and electric
range: sleeping porch; open fireplace: garage:
lot JONES: fruit. Price. s11,O00 terms
PetWOrth.
A new home in Petworth: seven large rooms.
reception hall and bath: hot-water heat. cleo
tric light. hardwood floors; porrhes: deep lot
10 alley. Owner will give prompt possession
il desired Price. $3.50; terms.
Georgetown.
In very desirable section of Georgetown
frame house of eight rooms and bath; latrope
heat: gas light: house newly papered and
painted through ut and vacant: lot 22xlIo
Price only $3.50; only $500 cash.
Northeast.
Near 9TH and SIS. ne. we have for sale a
two-story bay-window brick home. having
seven large rooms and bath. furnace heat, gas
light; lot 1sx1oO to alley. Price. $4,000.
Downtown.
Near 4th and Mass ave-. rapidly increasing in
value: an eight-room and bath brick house;
light. Price only $50: $50 cash and rea-
sonable monthly terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond building,
14th and New York ave.
NJ.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
& GOSS,
Main 4752.

MALL ~ IL.
Chevy Chase.
Eight rooms and bath; detached: with all
jshed: sleeping porch. hot-water heat, electric
lights. screens; front and double rear porches;
space for garage exceptionally large lot.
Price, $1i.J 500. Easy terms can be arranged.
MckEEvER Il GOSS,
1905 Eye ST. Main 4752.
$1,000.
Northeast section: dandy brick home. de-
fached on lot with plenty of shade trees:
house is of brick construction: six rooms and
bath: newly papered and painted: has porch
across front and side, rear porch; electric
lights. hot-vater heat. Price only $3.50.
Buyfng this home is cheaper than renting
Phone US for appointment To inspect.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
nos Eye ST. Main 4752
Suburban.
Detached home in pleasant locality: frame
rooms and large attic and cellar: comfortable
'front.' and rear porch electric lights: heating
plant: IN excellent condition: space for garage
on good-sze lot. Price only 50 200.
MckEENER & GOSS.
14O5 Eye ST Main 4752
Columbia Heights.
Columbia I'd: ten rooms AMI bath: pleasant
surroundings: all modern improvements; hot
Trim. large stOreroom: stationary wash tubs in
basement: immediate possession can he given
one OF best buys in this section Price, $4,000.
I & GOSS,
Main 4IS2.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding a BANKRUPTCY
Court.-in the Matter Of ollie ii. Gore and
Jacob Shappirio. individually and ms cu-psrt-
Iers trading 20. ii. Gore 4 Company"
Bankrupts.-ln bankruptcy, No 120; 4 Sotice
Is hereby given that the afore-named bank
rupfs. individually and co-partn-rs have
filed their petition praying for n discharge from
all their debts in bankruptcy and that their
creditors and other persons in interest are rs.-
CURED TO enter their appearance In opposition
il any 10 desire. in IN" clerks Office of said
Court. on or before the 9Th day OF December
1870. RALPH II. QUINTER. Referee in Bank
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. C..
Nov l, l92O-Seaied proposals will be re-
ceired at this Office. Room 509. District build
ing. until O'Clock Pm. on November g. 1920
for the construction OF approximately 1.usD
linear feet Of 15-inch diameter pipe sewer
Forms OF proposals. specifications and nec..s-
sary Information may be obtained from tie
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department. Room 427,
District Building. Washington. ID. &. J. TIIII-
MAN HESDRICK. CHARLES X KUTZ.
MABEL T. BoARDMAN, Commissioners, u. 4.
mol st
OFFICE OF the Commissioners. 10. C.. WASH
inEton. ~. C.. October 80 1920. SEALED
PROPOSALS will he received nj this Office
room 500 District Building, until . O'Clock
Pm. November l6th. 1920 for grading Con-
necticut avenue. NV. Pierce Mill road to
Chappell road. aggregatng about l6 500 cubic
yards Of grading. Blank forms Of proposals
specifications, and all necessary informs tion
MAJ be obtained from the Chief Clerk Engineer
Department. room At District Building Wash
ington. ID. c. ]. THILMAN HENDRICK
CHARLES W. KUTZ, MABEL T. B0ARDMAS
Comm issioners, ID. c. oc3O- &, ex'u
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WANTED-MONEY.

NEED sl.HU To INCREASE NY BUSINESS
viii pay $50 monthly until paid: have good
references and a good business location; need
capital for advertising and buying supplies
Addrrss Box 20l-S, Star Office &c
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VACANT

VACANT.
1918 Morrison 1T. NV
In most convenient and attractive section OF
Chevy Chase, D. c.; brick house. rooms q
bedrOOms) and 2 baths on second floor; large
attic: h0t-water heat: electricity: front, break
fast and sleeping pOrches. Ready for imme-
price attractive. Phone Cleve. 140e.
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VACANT.
4S Florida ave. NV; perfect condition: don ',
wait till Jack Frost comes; you may not lind .
good vacant home then; inspect this; brick;
bright. large rooms. tiled hath, furnace hea
house so arranged that with very little expense
a built-in garage can he had; bargain; So, 1856
only $500 cash: open from to 5 pm. or amy
time by appointment.
NJ. b. NORMAN. Room SO Colorado bldg.
Main 7450 or North 1885,
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IMMEDIATE POSsEssION-e ROOMS AND
bath: hot-water heat; near 7th and East Capt.
col sts.; big reduction in price to effect
quick sale. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ. INC. 1874
MODERN s-ROOM HOUSE IN NV. FOR
sale from owner; $12. Address Box sos
Star Office 1Os
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VACANT.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

VACANT.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
eight rooms and bath; hot-water heat; cleo
tricity: two ireplaces; oak floors throughout;
mahogany trim. snap. Price. $10,5OO; 81, 500
cash.
TWO-FAMILY APT.
Fine location. in Columbia Heights; six
rooms on second floor and five rooms and bath
on first floor; separate cellars and heating
plants. Cheap at $105OO.
INVESTMENT.
INCOME, $3.50.
PRICE. S15.5OO.
Apartment house. with five apartments hot
rents are very low; near Thomas Circle; e1cep-
tionally good buy.
VACANT.
Georgetown: eight rooms and bath: corner
house; ia large bright rooms. Only $1,000 cash.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
l40o block Grard: ten rooms and bath:
steam heat eal sc lot 1sxl45 to 2o-ft.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
100 block Bird st. NV. store and two rooms
on first floor: five room apartment above: good
lot. Price. $4,000; only $3.50 cash.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1900 block Monroe: six rooms and bath; hot.
water heat: electricity; cellar bargain; 81, $50.
SEE MR.. KELLAMS.
EUGENE H. TAGGART,
1870 New York ave. Main $500.
THREE BLOCKS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
So 900 will buy well built brick dwelling
with rooms and bath; hot-air furnace; lot
1SxS3 to l5-foot alley; cash, $500; balance
on time.
Near 18th st. and Belmont-A fine 2-family
house. Two apartments each with ) rooms
and bath. Lot 20x92 to 16-foot alley. Suit
able for remodeling for business. Price,
$4,000.
In good location northeast-A nice home
with . rooms and bath. On good lot. Price.
s., 500. Easy terms
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDEF
OUR NAME ARE CONTROLLED EXCLu
SIvELY BY Us; THEY ;1,,, ARE ADVERTISED
CoLORED.
liz Mass. ave. n.w.-Fr.; r.; latrobe heat
gas. excel. cond. 5000.
415 Richardson pl. n.w.-Br.: r. $1.7O0
GIG LIST s.w.-Br. 2-family fiat. 1880.
2734 Sherman ave. NV. Corner Sherman ave
and Girard st.l-Br.; r. & b.; hall; furnace
heat: gas. $500.
1881 18th ST. n.e.-Br.; 5 r. 4 b.; latrobe
gas. 81. 400 each. Terms
2617 l st. n.w.--2family dat; b.: r. 4 b.
each. 81, 800. Terms.
1029-31 18th st. SER. 81. 200 each. You
174s 18th st. n.w.-Br.; 8 r. & b.; latrobe
gas. S., 800.
3249 1t. n.w.-Br.: F.; garages. s., 500
$500 cash, $50 month";
1915 Kramer st. n.e.-Br.; r. Il b.; fur
mace; gas. s., 900; $500 cash.
1656-5S-6O kalorama rd.-Br.; r. & b..
latrobe; gas; bargain ut $500. Your OWE
terms.
$40 Eye ST. s.w.-Br: 8 r. 5000
G34 W st. n.w.--Br.; r; gas. 81 900.
1856 63S-640 W st. n.w.-Br.; T. each; gas
So. 900; terms.
500 22nd st; n;w.-Br.; 8 r. hall & b.; la
trobe. gas. $4,000. Easy terms.
gas. $3.50 Terms. Possession.
2Go4 X st.-Br.; furnace. gas; Q r. L b..
cash, $50 monthly.
aiten fine location 5000; 500 DOWN. f S;
total monthly payment.
800 3rd ST. s.w.-Br.; r.: large front and
back yard; good location. 5000; 500 cash
any reasonable terms.
1416 36th ST. n.w.-Fr.. r.; street car
line: VACANT; excellent condition. $1,000
$500 cash. $2J per month.
"a SeatOn pl. n.e.-Br. and r.; 6r,; bargain
at $3.50: excellent terms.
1917 and 1919 18th ST. n.w.-Br:2 3-family
mats; each containing r. and b.. excellent in
yestment and fine location. $500 each; terms
/, '3S Morton st. n.w.-Br.; r., b.; Iatrobe
gas. s.. 900.
1715-1715h 7th st. n.w.-Two 8 r and b. br
houses; excellent business location; can be re-
modelled to make excellent store location
s14.5OO for both.
80 st. n.w..Br.; sr.. b.. latrobe, gas
double garage. $500; TERMS
1921 1875 st. s.e.-Br.. or. 4 b. each:
best bargain in Sc. s., $50 each; $500 cash. bal
ance small monthly payments.
42-429 st. n.w.-Br., r.; large back
yard: $500 each $500 cash. $s5 per month
431 N st. n;w.-Br.. 9 r.: excellent condi,
per month.
SUPERINTENDENT Nd; fra: r.; lot con.
tanning nearly three acres excellent garden,
fruit, shade. etc. 5000; $500 cash, $50 pei
month
INVESTMENTS.
80 st. n.e.-Fr.; r. & b.; vacant lots
Corner Sth and C mel. 50, 600; terms.
11O2 9Th st. se.--Br.; store and living rms
excellent business location; l block from
navy yard gate. $3.50
246 11th st. s.e.-Br.; barber shop. complete
ly equipped, and rms and b. IS co.,
THIS Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF THE
LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES WE HAVE
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS.
BRADFORD & CO., INC,
337 Southern building.
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Takoma Park Bungalow.
$1,000. balance arranged; rooms and BATH
hot-water heat; electric lights; chicken house ;
flowers: shrubbery: three blocks to the l4th
st. line; immediate possession.
Northwest Detached.
Sill 5OO-s1 800 cash. $50 monthly; rooms
baths: hot water heat: electric lights; . bed
rooms; brand new; vacant; one block to the
line.
One Block to 14th St. Car Line.
S9.5oO-s2. 900 cash. SO monthly: rooms
and BATH; gas: electricity; hardwood floors.
and trim: sleeping porch; new; vacant; lot
$50 feet deep.
Woodbridge Bungalow.
81. OOO-sl 800 cash. s75 monthly; rooms and
bath; hardwood floors: open fireplace: hot-water
heat. electricity and gas: new; vacant; one
block to
William f. Fowler & Company.
SO FIFTEENTH ST NV.
Phones Main S4iis+lI.
BY 0WNER-MoDEL HOME IN pERFECT
location. one half square from Connecticut ave-.
overlooking Rock Creek PARKS rooms, baths
hardwood floors throughout. fireplace, sleeping
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deep lots: fine investment: attractive terms