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Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

Over 115o patrons and friends crowded the side lines to witness the events of the first Field day ever staged by Monroe school Promptly on the strike of :, the 900 boys and girls who make up the enrolment of the largest grade school ina the city. commenced streaming forth from three exits The marching columns ad- vanced to positions marked off on the southern border of the field From this massed position, each grade in turn advanced 10 take it's place upon the exercise court
 Program Varied
 The little people tooH precedence, the first number on the program be- ing a physical exercise drill given by the three fourth grades of the school. At a given signal from their leader. The pupils as group moved forward and took uD positions upon the ex hibition field. Here they gave a five minute drill, taking the exercises they had practiCed daily for the develop ment. not only of muscle, but also OF memory and observation The earnest manner Of these little people and the union with which they executed their movements bore ample witness Of the skill of their leader, Miss Nelle Haynes. She and her oo-worl<ers, Miss Huff and Miss Christy. deserve much praise for their part in the days program.
 Following the fourth grades, d large group Of fifth-year pupils took the field under the direction of Miss Lucille Smith and Mrs. Whitney The arm and foot movements executed by this class deserve special mention, be- cause of the concentration and thought required for their proper execution.
 No group made 2 better showing upon the field than the 150 sixth graders under the supervision of Miss Mary shepherd. The wood -choppinc movement executed by this large class called forth much appreciat.ve com ment- Miss Shepherd and the other sixth grade teachers. the Misses Wcrley. Calhoun and Harris may well feel proud of the thoroughly proficient manner in which their boys and girls performed their part.
 A Swedish Folk Dance
 Perhaps the most enjoyed feature Of the progranf was the Swedish folk dance. the "BlekirE," Miss Helen Hal dsman had spent many hours in trai in inS @4 girls for this exercise. What could he more pictuI es1ue than this group in small white Swedish caps and white aprons. moving lightly through the dance. against a back ground Of cott0nwoods and blue sky
 Upper Grades Drill
 The six divisions of the seventh grade formed too large group to be iIa7Glcd as unit, consequently t was
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

only say that if they had any decency they would leave" persisted the judge
 The women then left, and Sergeant Hanna resumed his recital of many acts of alleged impropriety over a long period, most of them taking place in the rectory.
 Mrs. Fitch gave evidence in support CT her husbands case bearing out the statement of Sergeant Hanna. and the hearing adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

at every point made I must request her to stop doing so or leave the court"
 Canon Wha tham: Wy lord, that is my wife.
 The judge: I do not care who she is.
 Sergeant Hanna: You cannot laugh the case out of court in that way.
 All the ladies should leave the court" interposed a juror.
 "I think so. too,' said the judge. None of the women moved. 'I can
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
he house. and to his bedroom.

the house, and 10 hIs Dedfoom.
 Sergeant Hanna then related the story of the alleged overtureS made to the soldiers wife, and went on to describe the scene which the girl al- legged took place in the vestry of the church on her wedding day.
 Details of further alleged acts of impropriety were being given when the judge. intervening. said: 'I see lady behind counsel who has been laughing
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15
.AmBs SELL up TO sl9.I0
HOGS OPENED HIGHER


On IS to 25 cent advance lambs
today sold up 70 1910. the first
time that the January top ever reach
ed or exceeded sl9 The hog mar
ket opened strong 20 10 cents high
err. with the top price $1,000. Later
the trade weakened and closing prices
were 10 to 10 cents under Saturday.
Active demand prevailed in cattle and
prices were steady 10 rs cents high
er. Feeders were in active demand.
Todsy's Receipts.
Receipts today were 1900 cattle.
l6, 1000 hogs, 5000 sheep, compared
with 10000 cattle. $4,000 hogs and
700 sheep week ago. and 10000
cattle, 1850 hogs. and 1850 sheep
a year ago Arrivals included few
western cattle or sheep.
Beef Cattle.
Butcher cattle and yearlings at
tracted buyers attention first today
and trade in them was active at
strong to % cents higher prices.
Steers opened slowly but later be-
came active and fully steady Aver
age quality was much the same as
last week The bulk Of the offer
inqs were short fed grades from Kan
sas. Nebraska, and Missouri. Prime
steers were lacking. Short fed TO
good steers sold at $1,000 to sl5.75,
and vearling grades $40 10 $3.50.
Prime yearlings would have brought
more. Cows sold $3.50 10 $3.50,
and heifers $3.50 to $3.50. Veal
calves were steady at $3.50 to $3.50
and bulls strong 1915 to sl0.50
Stoekers and Feeders
Trade in stock and feeding cattle
was active with offerings showing
quality bringing stronger prices.
Plain and ordinary kinds were about
steady A good many choice quality
half fat steers went back 70 the
country at sl2 to Sl3. Lighter
weight feeders brought 50 to sll.50.
Stockers sold at 50 10 sll.25.
Hogs.
The hog market opened strong 10
10 cents higher. top SIS, but later
eased off and late prices we're 10 to
20 cents lower. Packers top was
$3.50. and the bulk of the offerings
sold az sl4i0 10 Sl4.75. A close
clearance WIS effected. The Chica-
90 and other markets ruled i5 to 25
cents lower Chicago's top was
sI470. Stock hogs and pigs sold
readily at sl3 10 Sl4.25.
Sheep and Lambs.
The 5000 steep offered today were
snapped up quickly at Is to rs cents
higher prices Lambs sold mostly at
SlS 70 10 sl9.lO. Killers found the
supply short Of requirements. The
top price today sl9.lo IS $3.50 above
the top price paid in January Inst
year Ewes sold at $40 10 Sl0.75
with prime grades lacking. Feeding
lambs were scarce
Horses and Mules.
Active demand greeted liberal
supply Of horses and mules today and
prices ruled steady A large number
OF buyers were here and they want
ed al classes and kinds. Good mares
fat mules. and AZ purpose work
grades sold freely
Charles " Pipkin,
Market COrresDOndent.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15
WEATHER REPORT FOR
MONTH OF DECEMBER

The following is summary Of the
weather conditions prevailing during
the month Of December. 1919.
Maximum temperature 73 deg.
Minimum temperature : deg.
Mean temperature 1888 deg.
Mean normal temperature 1884
deg.
Departure from normal -.89 deg.
Maximum relative humidity 100
per cent
Minimum relative humidity 20 per
cent.
Mean relative humidity 69.l4 pct.
Total wind run for month 1912 mi.
Normal wind run for December
5s7S.8 miles.
Departure from normal 1868 mi.
Average hourly run of wind Sc
miles.
Number of clear days 10.
Number of partly cloudy days 3.
Number of cloudy days 8.
Precipitation for month .i9-in.
Normal precipitation for December
l.05 inches.
Departure from normal .s6-in.
Total precipitation Jan. |, 1919 to
Jan. /, 1920, 3l.6l inches.
X. +. HARPER.
Supt. Experiment Station.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15
COCHRAN COUNTF MANS
MOTHER SERfOUSLL ILL

I'd O'Dell. pioneer cattleman Of
Cochran County received a message
the first Of this week from Quanah,
Texas, stating that his mother who
il getting very old was not expected
TO live long. Mr.. O'Dell boarded the
train Immediately after receiving
the message and left for that city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

W. G.. Coffee. Of Victoria. Texas.
the city Of roses. he says. was in Lub.
book this week for the purpose of
buying cotton seed TO plant the next
crop with. Mr.. Coffee says too much
rain ruined the cotton seed there for
planting purposes.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

4. 7. Powell. Terry County mer-
chant, passed through here Wednes-
day Of this week enroute TO his home
In Brownfield. after visiting for sew
eal weeks in Louisiana.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

Mrs Eta ]. Morrls Of this city.
returned home Tuesday after Waiting
several weeks with relatives In STAN
ford.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

Miss Eda Qualls, Of Cone. passed
through the city Monday enroute 20
her home after an extended visit
with friends at Southland.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

]. W. Lemon, Of the Liberty
Heights, or Eastward community
was in town "Wednesday after seats
to be used in the new school build
ing Friday night. At which time a
box supper win be given at East
ward school house. The supper Is
being given by Mrs. Ola Groves,
teacher OF the school, the proceeds to
be used in securing much needed
supplies for the equipment Of the
building. II being a new one. So let
everyone who can attend the sup
per. have nice time and at the
same time with your money help a
hard working teacher in most wor-
thy cause.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15
SHEEP OWNERS

See Us for fresh cold pressed cake
in new bags. special price IN ton lots
or more jackson Bros. w
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

G. v. Jackson and wife. u near
Aeuff, were In the city Tuesday on
business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

A. G.. Homer. Of Lorsnfo, trans.
acted business IN Lubbock Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

Clyde Payton. Of Dallas, spent
some time in the city this week re-
turning home Thursday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

Chas. Walsh. general baggage
agent for the Panhandle Santa Re
railroad was in this section of the
country the first few days Of this
week looking after company interest.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-15

J. r Mayor Of Snyder, Okla, is in
the city looking around this week.
Evening star., 1920-04-18

CHAS. D. SAGEk:
shhk M.5n sSLbinRs ss MiR % h s5
bath home: lot 14e TT. deep to 2o-ft. alley.
rs'fei IN pEsIRaBLE sIisG NORTHEAST SECTIONAL
tractve six-room and bath home: hot-water
nsa'' IN 'BLooMINGDALE-s-RooM Lteosr AND BATH
home: garage; convenient to two car lines
NORTH OF PARK ROAD. JUST OFF 14th ST.
Six rooms and bath; corner house; electric
1,sh's nN AsHMsAp rIlfs s'go fn. OVERLOOKING ROCK
Creek Park; beautiful Groom house; all mod
ern improvements. Price, 81 500
vACANT-NINE- ROOM AND BATH HOME;
steam heat: west of 10th ST., in Mt. Pleasant
Price. 81. $50
MONROE ST. N.E.-DETACHED 7-RooM
and bath home; hot ater heat: electric nights !:
ssEa near 'Isti 18th AND And COLUMBIA Rp-Two-
family apartment; separate heating plant
sS'' on PARK ' RID. WEST OF 14th sF.-sIx
rooms and bath: hot-water !. heat; .eo electric
fht1 YEaR Nov s4,S AS6 EAeANT nEss sTs
deem nfGS%S lot to @ aoft. alley Price sIs5oo; i'm.
HshR sfR II
most exclusive residential section: beautiful
10-room and 2-bath semi-detached home: all
modern improvements: double garage Price.
IN CLEVELAND PARK-sEMI-D DETACHED
1O-room and 3-bath home; in excellent condi-
tion throughout: every modern convenience.
Price. $4,000.
ON KENYON ST N.w.-sPLENDID SIX
room and bath home; deep lot to 20-ft. alley.
Price. $1,000
IN BLOOMINGDALE - CORNER s. ROOM
house. Price, 81, 500. Early possession can be
ArTRACTIvE BUNGALOW IN GOOD NORTH
east section-Five rooms and bath; lot 5ON9O:
all modern improvements. Price s.. 300.
GET OUR LISTS OF NEW BUNGALOWS
Twenty nearing completion in best northwest
section; reasonable terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Evening star., 1920-04-18
Continued.

! TWO YOUNG MEN to share room and board
! l., strictly private family 40 minutes from 18th
ard Pa. ave; good car service; minute from
| cars: hot and cold water, elec. lights. large
| lawn. tennis court pleasant surroundings; tel.
cnl,one Address FOX lO3- NJ Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-04-18

DUTCH COLONIAL HOME, SAUL'S ADDI-
ton; fully detached: large corner lot: rooms
and attic, hardwood. double floors. large froot.
side. breakfast and sleeping porches. Preach
doors to side and breakfast porches, 2 lava
tories and bath. open fireplace, buffers pantry.
built in garage, instantaneous gas heater base
plugs. stationary tubs, hot-water heat. etc. /:
selection Of decorations to quick buyer. Also
several new bungalows nearly completed in
saul's Addition, close to above property. Own
er premises Sunday. Corner 18th and Far
ragut SITS. NV. lss
Evening star., 1920-04-18
FOE sAIE-HoUah

JESSE L HEISkE1L.
wv Wyonins mil ave., west of 18Th st. nv; Il
rooms, baths hot-water heat eiect1s er HSnt' do
large lot and room for garage. Price. 2oWO:
cSlumeia road % near s,.as,s aS.n ,a.St: sxcefent
finish and condition. Early possession. frice'
$11. 600.
Near 11th and SITS. n.w.-lo rooms and
sssoo. So; brick dwelling Lot 7'''" II. fs
Avalon He,ehtsEeroom frame, f." :: rateF Inms nnd
diate possession. Price, 50. 600.
FOR COLoRED PURCHASERS.
4th near Q n.w.-8 rooms and bath Price.
o st. NV. near od-e rooms and bath.
l. st. near Goth n.w.-Desirable two-.tory
Groom and bath brick dwellings. Only "a.
Oak st NV. 400 bock-7 rooms and BATH
Lot 5O1sO It. Price. $1,000. Terms.
Champlain ST. NV. near kalorama rd.-e
rooms s,n and bath brick; &c cellar; good BACK ssfo
LOT 5th ST. N.E.-sR.. B.; LATROBE HEAT;
monthly tenant: bargain for quick action. H.
Fldg. 90.
CAPITOL HILI-42s 9th s.B-ATTRACTlvE
corner. overlooking park: 10 rooms. baths
2sss.
ONE LOT. 5Ox14O WITH ONE READY CUT
for erection CAN MAKE TERMS to right
percha.er. For particulars call Col. 91s2: 20'
NEAR 9Th AND B s.E-6 ROOM. CELLAR:
hwh.; electric n light; COL porch; price, $500
BY owNER-NO. 3545 9Th ST. NV, BE-
tween Newton and Otis; rooms, bath; colo
NAL porch; newly papered and painted: now
vacant; open Sunday for inspection: terms
Apply 3Sl1 Yuma st. NV. (Armsleigh Park
after pm.
s.. 3.75O-s250 CASH s45 PER MONTH.
Blk rooms and bath. In good condition; room
for garage: one block from cars; all-white
i n.
BOND & WRIGHT.
Room zoos. 921 18th st Main 1897.
BY OWNER SEMI DETACHED HOUSE; 7
rooms and bath; modern: inclosed porches;
hot-water heat; electric lights; garage for
| two separate lot: terms; immediate
possession. 206 Gpshur st. NV.
FOR SALE TO COLORED.
900 block Rhode Island ave. NV; rooms.
bath. furnace; beautiful front yard: back yard !:
good condition: s., 500; terms: bargain
100 block Florida ave. NV, south side; 3
rooms. furnace. bath; large yard; good con-
dition: IS. 100: terms.
300 block Westminster ct. NV. rooms.
| bath. furnace; large yard: fine condition;
400 block Florida ave-. north side; rooms.
bath: large yard; garage; hne condition;
MORTIMER NJ. HARRIS.
Main a14s.
TO COLORED-TwELFTH ST. NV NEAis
s; three story brick; nine rooms: brick garage
in rear; house makes fine appearance an. -
in an excellent neighborhood: will sell on easy
terms at the low price Of 81 OOO.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 ct. NV: or 7th and H sts.
FOR EALE-uNUsUAL BARGAIN IN A
s.w. home; 10th st. near Agriculture Dept.
| two-story brick: eight rooms, bath, latrobe
heat: price. s.. 700: $500 cash, bal easy terms
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 + ST. NV. or 7th and H SITS. ne.
8 R.. CELLAR AND FUR; VACANT: s.. 7so:
CENTRAL NV. SECTTON-lO R., CELLAR
! and furnace; yard: place garage: 200; terms.
Apply Apt. 6. Coywood 1923 l. NV.
NEAR 9Th AND PA AVE. s.E.-8R., CELLAR
EXCHANGE. 528 18th NV. NJ. 6206.
SIX ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE,
| with latrobe heat: northeast; colored; will ex-
change for lot. Address Box 33S-H, Star ofice.
Evening star., 1920-04-18

A WELL BUILT. sTUCCO FINISHED. SLATE
roof built-in garage bungalow: 10 rooms. large
closets. two baths. pantry. kitchen, dining
room 13x17, large living room. with beautiful
mautel This house contains 4 bedrooms and
another one with library attached. on beauti-
ful Chevy Chase drive, one square from street
cars and one from school. Rooms large and
water heat. exquisite paperne; rendy for oc-
cupapcy Lot IS IT. by 115 IT. to 15-ft. alley
A bargain at $1s777. For interview address
Box 800 X, Star office. 16e
BY OWNER OCCUPANT. ROOMS AND
bath. bay window brick. furnace heat, tiled
bath and vestibule; shades. screens. linoleum.
curtain poles included: also paid-up insuranc9
policy to 1924. Possession. Price. $4.7o0 eash.
% st. ne. ~
Evening star., 1920-04-18

COUNTRY BOARD, beginning May ]. for lady
and children. youngest 8; state location and
price. Communicate y. X. Randolph. Room
ci3O Munitions Bldg. Washington ID. c. IS.
Evening star., 1920-04-18
SUBURBAN BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD. also garage: young couple
girls. Is Ellerson ave, North Clarendon
Va
ROOMS and board at Hyatt Mansion, Hystts
vile: single, s3s; double. S33. 1Ss
Evening star., 1920-04-18

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled exclusively ~ g.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your ousl-
ness personal and prompt attention.
Evening star., 1920-04-18

ROOM AND BATH, FULL HOTEL SERVICE.
SIS. $S5 and 500 q month. lease to October
Inquire l120 Vermont ave. NV. Room 49,
FOR sAI.E-FURNIsHINGs GROOM APT.
and rental privilege. 1905 @ st. n.w 2nd
floor. bet. 5 and pm. lss
Evening star., 1920-04-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

ONE OR TWO children TO board during the
summer months in my country home: motherly
care, in q private home; references exchanged.
Address Box 95-M. Star ONCE. l9s
wASTED-Suburban home for little girl 3
wears old; prefer vicinity of Chevy Chase or
I.w. location. Address Box a37-K. Star office .
children from to Il years boarded at
-.lmwood farm Address Mrs. C. A. Gartrell
'rookeYille. Md. Phone Sandy Spring 20-F4 !.
TRAINED NURSE will board and care for In
valid. conyalescent and elderly people; also
chronic cases: cheerful surroundings; warm
room: 35 minutes from city by machine: good
roads. Maple Wood Farm. Silver Spring, Nd.
Phone Sandy Spring 39-F-21.
IS THERE A PARTY that wishes to travel
10 employed. with little girl. 2 to 8 years
whom they wish to place in the Of q re
sponsible lady living on q large country place.
one-half hour ride from Washington? Per.
sonal care. Phone. Address Box 9s-B. Star
once. 2Ss
Evening star., 1920-04-18
DEp0NT NfRmE.

% st. ne. 1se
DUPONT CIRCLE
nonresident owner has Just fnstrueeed % TO
dispose Of what we think II the beet bargain
on the market in this location. me house
contains 1c large rooms. baths; hw.h..
electricity. For only Sl5.ooo.oo. Possession
CLEVELAND PARK.
On Cathedral ave., overlooking the park-A 10
room. 3-bath home, with bot-water heat else-
sleeping porch. For only SIs. .0OO
WYOMiNG AVE. NORTHWEST NEAR CO.
LUMBIA ROAD.
electricity: in perfect coalition. Oceupasd BY
owner. who win give Immediate possessasn.
s' COLUMBIA HMsHrs
Near 1lth street car iins. an unnsuas hotgatn.
This home contains 10 rsona. heth1 y ~,
and in perfect condition. Owner WIN givs -
session. Price. $4,000.
a0Il4O With rooms. baths. hot-wstsr heat.
electricity. completely furnished. For only
$l5, 600.
tanning large rooms and bath. hst-wster
heat electricity Fsnss; snnITsoS rSs only 100000
and bath. hot-vassr heat sleetriety. saa. hard
wood finish. sleeping porch metal weather.
stripped screens, .wnins. Don't faii to zee
" 1900 BLOCK sth 81. NV.
II rooms and bath. furnace heat; heuss 10 20
feet wide. Price. $sooo: $50 mouthly; 81. 500
'A''' THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
NJ e4s4. sf5 18th IT. NV
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Owner must sell this practically new, dc.
tached house: ! rs; h.-w. h.; elec.: hardwood
streets. with garage; $1,000. terms. N. SlSs.
50. 80: G ST. NEAR 18th NV; NEAR
George Washington University snd all GoverR
income. or hne residence: nine large rsoMe:
terms; no agents. Main s973 or addssa -
3a,N, Star Once.
Evening star., 1920-04-18

1873 MERIDIAN PLACE N.w.-APARTMENr
No. l. 10.
240O 18th NV ROOMS AND BATH NON
housekeeping; furnished with service; imme-
diate possession.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TO OCT. /
Two very large rooms kitchenette and bath /:
ami; neighborhood Dupont Circle; $s5 per
month. Phone North 5783. 19s
FOR RENT-FOR FOUR MONTHS, A FUR
nshed ,a,S apartment % sIs; southern exposure 200
1898 NEWTON-LARGE FRONT ROOM. DIN
ing room and kitchenette combined. adjoinin &
bath. 2nd floor. close to entrance Rock Greek
Park. s65. 1S'
and private bath. completely furnished; imme-
diate possession; S75 month. 1s'
THE CONNECTICUT APTS.5 ROOMS AM,
bath; beautifully furnished. including silver
and and. linen; inspeetion slee by appointment only
BACHELOR APT.-ROOM AND BATH-ONE
block above Dupont Circle: desirable for Army
or Navy officer: exclusive dining room in build
ing: references. North 1916.
q QUINCY PLACE N.E.-Three large rooms.
including kitchen. bath, second floor. neatly
furnished: adults only: owner. 1S'
WELL FUR. 5-ROOM AND BATH APT !:
/! large foyer hall. sleeping porch. shower bath !;
northern and southern exposures. Call 4:3O to
24oo 10th ST N.w.-vERY DEsIRA BILE
apt: rooms. baths: southeast exposure
completely furnished: May / to Oct. 1. Ap-
ply +. 4. KLEH. Manager.
14O6 BELMONT ST. N.W.--DELIGHTFULLY
cool whole second floor. adjoining bath; adults;
S85 or $40 monthly. lss
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-THREE BED
rooms, baths. parlor. diningroom. kitchen
and pantry: fully furnished; rom May l.
1920. to October l. 1921. Price S175 per
month. WEAVER BROS. 735 18th ST. NV.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA R0AD-Three
rooms and BATH porch, 1Oxl7: screens and
awnings; every room an outside ROOM no
children. Price. SIS per month. Rent May
till October /. Address Box som. star office
1926 18th ST. APT. 3O-BEAUTIFULLY
furnished seven rooms; two baths; May to
October. Apply janitor STORY & COBB,
1112 Connecticut ave.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH; Will TRANS
fer lease to party buying furniture: elevator
service; telephone: electricity. Do not inquire
at desk. Apply direct Apt. 700. 1910 G St
NV. 1ss
| THE ALBEMARIE. 18th AND T SITS. NV
i-Completely furnished apartment Of three
! rooms and bath, available at once; lease TO
October l. per month, $75. THE F. H.
| SMITH COMPANY, sl5 18th st.
Evening star., 1920-04-18
FOR SAIE-HOUHU

17TH NEAR KILB0URNE PKiCE. Nf.B0
rooms. large sleeping porch, 3 levstories.
h.w.h.. electricity and built-in glrage. Frank.
0oS0. CHARLES JOHNSON, IAN q ct. nv.
Evening star., 1920-04-18
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED APART
,.ent, May /: no children. Address Box Ill
Evening star., 1920-04-18
WANTED-ROOMS.

ROOM with private bath and closet; meals
optional: highest references. Address Mrs
s. j. Mulhall. Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1920-04-18

TWO OF three unfurnished rooms. I.hK. OF
will consider boarding. Address Box 113-M.
tar Office
Evening star., 1920-04-18

12-ROOM HOUSE. 3 BATHS; MODERN IN
provements; Connecticut ave. near bridge:
possesston last Of May. Phone North 2SA. 1as
Evening star., 1920-04-18

windows near City Hall a. 900 cash: "a, 900
mortgage; owner. Address Box 56-M, Star
nfilce 16e
Evening star., 1920-04-18

REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS BROKER.
Near 18th and Tennessee ave. n.e.: rooms
and bath: large lot: 500 cash. bal. monthly
Price. q. 75O.
Near 4th and You sta. NV; s living roons
and large storeroom: terms, 500 cash. bal
monthly. Price. 81. 500.
Quincy at. NV. 100 block; q beautiful home
Of rooms and bath; terms. Price, 81. 800
Howard st. NV: . beautiful home in good
white neighborhood; rooms and bath. Price,
$6,0 600.
Lots; near 18th and e. Capitol sts. s.e.: IN
opportunity to purchase at right price.
For bargains In homes and terms to suit your
capital, see
p. r. CARIEY,
Real Estate and Business Broker.