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Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

Augustus Appelt and son Raymond of Webster have been spending va cation with Mrs AppeHt's father. Thos- Ryan, MT. Appelt assisting about the cutting of the hay
 Mrs. Grace Moves, who has sent out invitations to the marriage of her daughter. Miss Isabel Pearl Moves, on Saturday afternoon at her home, Aug. 9th, to Walter Myron Cole
 Bessie Gleason left Thompson last Wednesday for California, where she will visit with relatives a few weeks before leaving for China to engage in the educational work being done by the Y. W. C. A. among the women of China.
 It is reported that George Foster and Mrs. Foster have been engaged to manage the boarding house for the help about the J. R. Gladding place. It is known that Mir. Summers, who has been the manager the past year, has decided to leave town
 On Saturday party given by Alex Maitland, Jr., on the occasion of his third birthday was attended by many of the young children in the eomman- ity. Junior Maitland was greatly handicapped by injuries received in a fall in which his collar bone was brok- en, and could not enter into the play festivities with the spirit of pleasure which he would were conditions differ ent.
 Dorothy Garbut gave a party in honor of her fresh fair friend, Mildred Halter of Brooklyn, N. Y. who left on Tuesday for her home after being entertained for two weeks by Miss Dorothy's parents at their home on the premises of J. R. Gladding. 4
 odoly number of Miss Garbut's young friends were present, thus making the afternoon one of real pleasure and enjoyment The heavy thunder show CT prevented any out doors festivities.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

Mrs Silas JosIin, who has been con- fined to the house ansce last necem- t~r, WAS able to take 9 short ride Monday, and called on Mrs. Everett Huntington.
 Mrs George Bixby motoned to HopedaIe Thursday nf last week and v5xIted Mrs Bartlett Those m the party were Mrs. Bixby, Mrs Peck ham, Mrs. Eva Huntington, Minnie Bixby and Edythe Woodward
 Mrs. Welcome Sheldon, who has been in New York several months, re- turned to her home here last week much improved in health Her daugh- ter Grace came with her. Her many friends are glad to welcome her back again.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
WEST COLCHESTER

C. NJ. Reach and family entertained friends from Putnam Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Enis and child were in Thornton, R. l., Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Ashton was in Providence one day the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edmond Montie and family had callers from Putnam Sun day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Paul and fam fly had as guests Mrs. Maria Bourgeois and daughters, Misses Anna and Bib ian Bourgeois, all of Putnam, Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Place and Miss Susie visited Mr. and Mrs. William Place and family of Pascoag, R. L. Sunday. Miss Susie remained to visit a few days.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

One of the evidences of the work of the Y5llage lmprovem Society is the cleanliness about tsse village in general Evidence also IS to be ob- served of the interest the new man. ager of the Vernon Stilss Hotel MT McNif. takes to have its surroundings tidy and clean The drives to the garage stable have been edged up and the grounds in general have been made attractive in looks.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

Do you know" remarked lady, sthat we have several thousand Poles in the Connecticut Valley?"
 How nice to grow beans on," re- piled the lady from Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

This is not collection Of manufacturers mistakes rejected goods ieff-ouers or other tuise undesirable merchandise, but the balance of our own choice stock of high grade, carefully selected garments, which we consider 1t good policy to dispose of now--even at considerable oss--rather than carry them over to another season.
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
SHOES

Our price reductions are not decephue---theg are genun1e, and made iron, prices t0hich Were already exceptionally lOW. We quote former prices in every instance-not so-caled values You know exactly what you're getting, exactly what you're saving.
 # you vant really good suif at really lou price---here,s your chance
Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30

MIDST all the hubbub and confusion of sales and nearaes H Special Reduction Sale of Good Clothes stands conspos choicest mechandsea and desrabea bonahde already lowest quoted anywhere clothes equal quality
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
LANE NAMED CAPTAIN
 OF HARVARD ELEVEN

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dee. 1S.- R. Keith Lane, of Newport, last night was elected captain of liar yards 1921 football team.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
EVERETT HIGH AGAIN CAPTURES WESTERN
 GRID CHAMPIONSHIP

LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec 18.-- By defeating the Long Beach High School football team here yesterday afternoon by a score of 28 to O, Everett (Wash.) High School claims the interscholastic championship of the West. NeitEer team had been defeated this season, both having run up big scores against their op- ponents, but the Washingtonians costly proved their superiority yes terday.
 Coach Enoch Bagshaw, who has been turning out champion teams at Everett for several years past, is being considered as a possible successor to Stub" Allison, coach of the University of Washington football eleven this year, who re- gently resigned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
Special Masonic
 Meeting Tonight

All Mascns of every degree are earnestly and cordially in vited to attend little informal meeting extraordinary tonight at the Hall of the Odd Fellows beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The purpose of this special meeting "a purely spontaneous, social and fraternal session-is occas- toned by most gratifying tele- graphic news received today by the Scottish Rite bodies of this valley, which will be released at the Masonic gathering tonight Efforts to provide bite to eat and a few Havanas are underway Tonight's session is a significant Masonic celebration, so it is hoped that not only will every Scottish Rite Mason be present but, also, every Mason of every degree.
 EMIL GASTONGUAY, Lodge of
 Perfection,
 HARRY GARLOCK, Rose CroiX, c. J. WOOFTER, Knights Ka-
 dosh,
 M. s. WHITTIER, Consistory, J. w. MCDANIEL, Mt. Juneau
 Lodge,
 HARRY BROWN, Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
FRANkO'BRJEN PREFERS
 JUNEAU TO PUGET, SOUND

MT. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien, who left Juneau last fall with the expecta- tion of locating on Puget Sound, have returned to Juneau, and say they expect to remain here permanently. MT. O'Brien accepted a position with a paper mill company at Port An geles. He says the company is busy and doing well. He says also, that Port Angeles is about the busiest and liveliest town in the whole Puget Sound country, yet he likes Alaska better.
 Sidney, son of MT. and Mrs. OBrien who was long live member of The Empire carrying and sales staff, remained in Vancouver where he will visit with relatives while before joining his parents in Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
All COME ON, YOU CAN
 STAY HOME ANY NIGHT ,!

Make up a party over the wire and take the GoodTime trail that's blozed to the JITNEY DANCE at the A. B. HALL, SAT. NIGHT. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
.S|SLER PREMIER
 AMERICAN LEAGUE. BATTER FOR 1920
Official Record Released This Week Give St. Louis
 Veteran First Place.

CHICAGO Dec 1S.-George Sisler, the St Louis Browns great frs; baseman, led all rivals in the Amcri can League for individual batting honors, according to official records made public here this week. Sislar finished with a mark of .407. nineteen points ahead of Manager Iris Speak CT of the worlds champion Clevc- land team. who in turn was six points ahead of Joe Jackson, of the Chicago White Sox, third on the list
 Sisler's work of the past season stamps him as one of the great players of all time. Participating in every game his team played, 15i. he led all in times at bat, G31; il safe hits 257, new American League record, Cobb's PAS, made in 1911 being the high mark until now. He was also first in total bases, 299, 49 doubles, IS triples and 19 home runs supplementing his 172 singles. Tied with Manager Speaker for sec ond place in runs scored with 13T, first in three base hits. second in two base hits, tied with his team mate Jacobson, for second place in the runs driven in, 122, second in stolen bases with AZ while he was thrown out in attempts to pilfer but seventeen times.
 Even more spectacular than Sis ler's remarkable record-though not so valuable to his team-was the wonderful work of George H. Rutl, the slugging outfielder of the New York team. Big Babe" poled 34 home runs, greater number than 2l entire team in either league compiled Ruths wonderful performance was the more extraordinary because he was out of the lineup in 12 games. and in his 142 contests he was Of ficially "at bat" 173 times less than Sisler being obliged to accept 14S CTS while Sisler was passed but 4o times. Ruth crossed the plate 1858 times with needful tallies, leading Sisler and Speaker who were second by 21 runs He also led the league in driving in runs G5T) being thus responsible for 241 of the 83S runs scored by the Yankees. Babe" tried hard for strilSe-out record, flaming on 80 occasions, but was beaten for the first "honors' by his team mate Ward, who whitfield S4 times. Meu- | sel, of the same team also struck out 72 times, but Jimmy Dikes, of the Athletics, finished next to Ruth with 73
 Edgar s. Rice, the fleet outfieldar of the Washington team, stole sixty two bases in ninety two attempts his nearest competitor being Sisler as noted above Robert Roth, also Of Washington, was third in stolen with twenty four out of thirty six efforts.
 Manager Iris Speaker drove out fifty two baggers, one more thal l Sisler and eight ahead of Joe Jack son, who was third in the list of two-bag sluggers.
 Joe Gedeon of the Browns was credited with forty eight sacrifices as was also Owen Bush of Detroit McInnis of Boston was third with forty five.
 Iris Speaker. with ninety seven bases on balls and Harry Hooper with eighty eight were nearest tc Ruth in being awarded free passage i to first-base
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Probate Court for Juneau Pre- einct. Territory of Alaska Division

Number One.
 In the Matter of the Will of MAR TIN HANSEN, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of November, the und- ersigned, J. w. Mcdaniel, was duly appointed ExecutOr of the Will or Martin Hansen, deceased, by N. l.. Burton, U. s. Commissioner and Probate Judge for Juneau Precinct md that all persons having claims gainst the said Estate must pres ent same, duly verified. to the und ersigned at the office of Roden X Dawes. Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of this Lotice.
 Dated at Juneau. Alaska. Novem- bcr 20, 1920.
 J. w. MCDANIEL.
 Executor Date of first publication. Nov. 20. Date of last publication, Dec. l8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18

If you want to see BEAUTIFUL DOLLS just visit Guys Drug Store, Douglas. -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
WILD BILL DONOVAN
 TO MANAGE PHILLIPS

PHiLADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-Will- jam Wild BilT' Donovan, former big league pitching star, has signed contract to manage the Philadel- phia National League team next year, succeeding Garvy Gravath.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
LONDOS POSTS FORFEIT
 FOR WRESTLING MATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.-Jim Londos, Greek wrestling champion who was thrown by Earl Caddock last Monday, today posted a 5000 forfeit for two hours match with "Strangler" Lewis. Joe StecLer, CZybuZko or Caddock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18
ATTENTION. scRAppERs.

Jack Wilson is the official match maker for the Legion Smoker com irg Jan. IA. He also has authority to talk turkey" with you fellows as far as the prizes are concerned.
 adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-18

IF YOU ORDER a directory of s. E. Alaska now, your name will appear in bold type. Give order 10 solicitor or send to Empire office.
 -adv.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-03
"Thank goodness | don't
have to wash dishes any
more, for Of all the household
tasks, to me, dishWashlng is
the most disagreeable.'

Its pleasure to use ones skill in prepar-
ing tasty food and a JOY to dalntlly serve and
eat it, but when it comes to cleaning up the
mess declare it offsets all the enjoyment of
the meal.
But now my Mermaid washes my dishes
in little or no tirne and the hours used to
spend washing dishes I now devote to more
important things.
1T takes but a moment to stack the dinner
dishes in the Mermaid wire rack Then press
the button and my Mermaid does the dish
washing, while have more time to talk over
the days events with Jim and give him more
of the companionship which he expects.
"When the salesman told Jim that it costs
less than SOC month for electricity tor the
Mermaid to wash dishes and pans three times
day he ordered one right away.
And now-well, you should see the i'm
provernent in my hands. Instead OF being RED
and puffed, they are white and soft, and my
nails are always polished.
Then before | never seemed to t1nd the
time to do all the little things wanted to-
but now, with faithful Mermaid IN the kitchen
to do the work | detest | am free to do the
things like best.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23

Heriberto Olivere Y Do-Otca Car
cha.
Anselmo Rios y Ana Luna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23

Ger bellas lctraS. rasgos graclosos,
munO"r2nas originates. V TODD, en- fin
lc uuc constitute o iroccnte vanlu~~
o medic de Iucro. en- qulencs tlenen
la poca siginificativa facu!tad de Es
hcllas letras. en- cuanto Il IA material
tfactura. sin6 que, aGemas, Y este es
cosa rrircipaiisinla. saba. con Su pIu-
ma. imitar las mas enrevc$sdas y per-
sOnalisimas c]sCrIturas.
No habia firna. por eXtraha Y d.
fell que ella fuera, que el joven de
ia Tcsoreria no imitara o prestcza
Y cXactitud admirables.
Hasta hace POGO. csta habilidad lie
haba servido de inoccnte Givertim!en
to. Y solo lie habia producido la sa-
tisfacci0n dc los ~aplausos Y IA adml-
raci0n de los dcmas; pero de fijo qne
cl susodiCho caligrato c]ncontro que
aQucl!a era mczquina rccompensa pa
IA tan grandc habilidad, Y Quiso bus
! carcscla mas praCtica y mas cfectlva.
La firma del G~obernador.
Entire las firmas que el joven de
marras imitaba acknowledgements. Sc
| contaba la del Gobcrnador del ESta-
do.
Ell nOmbre Y la rubrica de Gustavo
Espinosa Nireles, salia dc su pluma
eXactamente como salia de la puma
del joven gobernante coahuilense.
Esta circumstance mostro 4 nues-
tro hombrc cl canine de la fortuna:
era precise para clio. el hccho bien
Scncillo de escribir cl nombre Y ira
Ear la rubrica dc Espinosa Mireles.
no va en- un papcl comun de la ofici-
ma. sino en- UNI chequc de banco. del
banco de Espinosa Mireles.
Como 10 penso 10 hizo. Y no hace
muchoS dias. en- uno de los bancos
locales, fuc Colorado un cheque de sic
te mil d0lares. al cual Sc hiZo inme-
diato honor. por cuanto que iba cal
ZadO NADIA menos que con la firma de
Gustavo Espinosa Mireles.
Circunstancias que Sc ignorar, hi
cleron saber bien pronto que 81 men
cionado check era Talso. Y Sc proce-
do al punto contra el falsificador.
Dada la posicion social de la fami-
liza de este, TODD 10 relative al escan-
dalosO asunto. Sc ha mantenido ocul-
to, mas cl hecho, tai como aparece
en- esta information, fue desde luego
del dominic publico.
FL otro case de aprovechamiento
indebido de fondos, es tambien SEN
s%acional, pues Ell "autor" es NADIA me-
nos, segun sc dice, que un diputado
al congreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23
Chile Y FL PERU
R0MPERAN SUS
RELACIONES
Habla sobre la situacion ell
nuevo Ministro de Chile
en- Mexico, Sr. Varas

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feorero
2O.-El ST.. don Alberto 1oacha:m va
ras. Enviado Extraordinario y INNS
tro Plenipotenciario de Ia ReTuohca
de Chile, hizo aver d~eclaratlones a la
nrensa sobre las difcultades que &C
tualmente existen entire 81 pa's ' Ia
Republica del Peru, % motive de Ia
deslindacion de nacionalidad de las
provincias de Tacna Y AFRICA.
Manifesto ell senior Varas que con-
forme a los tratados de Ancona, &C.
lebrados entire las dos naciones. 'l
ano de 1917, estas provincias dete-
rian uuedar ocmo p~crterencia chllena,
hasta que Sc hiciera un plebisclto en-
ire los habitantes, los cuales. ell u.tl-
mo termino, serian los unicos facul-
tados para definir SUI nacionalldad,
para 10 successive. Ahora bien, ell Sc
nor Representative de Chile, dice que
por 10 que Sc refiere a su goblerno,
este Sc encuentra %dispuesto a que Sc
celebre el plebiscito de conformidad
con los tratados.
-'Por SUI partc. ell Peru. por indlca-
clones de Bolivia, Sc ha dirigido a Ia
Liga de las Naciones, soliictando 81
mediacion para que lie sean entire
gadas esas provincias, sobre las cua-
les dice tener todos los dcrechos. cosa
que naturalmente no puede aceptar
cl gohierno Chileno, Dor no ~sujetarse
este procedimiento a 10 pactado 0
anterioridad, en- los mencionados ira
tados de Ancona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23
Z CONDUCIDA AL
HOSPITAL

Luisa Saias habia menester urgeR-
temente los auxiiios medicos. POGO
despues de las doce de Ia noche de
aver Sc informo al Departments de
Pcl;cia que Ia mencionada sonora Sc
Sertia cada vez peor. en- vista de 10
cual Sc envi6 la a.nbulancia a que
ia recogiera de su domicil:o que Sc
encuentra en- cl numero $40 dc Ia
Gale dc So. Laredo.
Luisa Saias fue conduciia a hos
pital,de la ciudad donde va Sc lie pre-
dican,os cuidados ~necesarios para ST.
Observation-Disclosures.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23
Glen CASAS SON
DERRUMBADAS
EN- TEOCELO
Ell derrumbe fue ordenado
para evitar mayores des-
graclas en- csc pueblo

CORDOBA. Veracruz. Fchrero ~
ST ingeniero D. 3. Mendizabal, CO.
misionado por el Executive del Eita-,
do. a raiz de los primeros temblores
cue sacudieron tan ~furiosamente al
gunas regioucs de esta callda entl-
dad veracruzana para visitar las 20
naS GevaStadss pOr ell menclonado
<is7no Y dictar las disposlclones que
fueron pertinentes para el apuntaia-
miento, dcrrumbe, 81 fuese n~ecesarIo,
para evitar d~esgracias. Y reconstruc-
cion de las casas, ACADIA de rcndlr, a.
~rrovechando una licencia que sc lie
concedio para venir a esta ciudad, IN
informe de los perjuicios que eXpe-
riment6 la ciudad de Teocelo Y Ue
los trabajos que bajo su direction Sc
han ejecutado.
Il informe es exteNso Y en- e. pre-
domino ia idea que Sc ha perseguldO
en- todas las o~casiones, y que ha con-
siStido en- procurar Que sc rescaten,
sin dano. aQuellos mate-iales O ele-
mentos de las construcciones dcrrui-
das. que pucden ser utilizados N la
obra de reconstruction, tales como
tcja. tabla, vigueria, pUertas, venta-
uas. vidrios, dorelas Y s"illares de pie
dra labrsda. etc. Como primera pro-
videncia es,abieci6 IN puesto de sor2-
rios en- cl cobertizo del mercado 2u-
blico. d0tado con los Instruments
quirdrgicos para o~pcracioncs de ur-
gcncia.
Refiriendosc a las cauSas por las
cuales reGiStraronsc tantoS derrum-
les. dice 10 s~iguicnte:
'Puedc dccirsc CT numcrcS rcdoH-
dos que las cifras de las casas de
mamposteria en- Tcocelo. es POGO mas
De 400 caGas: Cue la Cuarta partc csta
tornado por casas derruidaS O que
deberan dcrruirse; otro tanto cSta
constiruido por casas sacramento da-
6adas; otro tanto 10 constituycn ca
Sas que requieren alCuna rcparaclon
Importance. = las c3>aS rc>tantes
~prcscnt2n crietas de poca moAta o
cue no ~cntranan religro por ahora.
FL iNgenicro Mcndizabal practice
r~isitas de inspection a todas las casas
sunqu2 las fachadas no tuviescn da-
no aparente. pueS n elevada pro
porcI6n de casas. las parallels 2 Ia
direction del movimiento Sismico.
conservan las fschadaS con grictas q
c~uarteaGuras no Peligrosas Y !igera.
mente fuera dc plomo. en- tanto que
las crujias interiors; perpcndicularcs
a las fachadaS. sufricron danos enor,
mes. Las viSitaS tuvieron por objctc
dar aviso a los vecinos del probable
peligro que pudieran c6rrer
Por ordcn del senior ingeniero EIen-
dizabal. fueron demolidas total 0 par
cialmente cerca de medic ccrteHar &c
caSas.
En su informc iriica los mcdios
one deoln poAerse en- Erac,ic1 para la
reconstruct on.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23
UN DIPUTADO QUE lie
FALSIFICA LA FIRMA
A ESPINOSA MIRELES

SALTILLO. Febrero 20.-Entre
los mil asuntos politicos que son mo-
two de los publicoS concentrates: cl
viaje de Oregon. Ia propaganda gon-
z~alista, las relaciones entire Esplno-
sa Mireles V Don Venustiano, los
planes de Aguirre Berlanga, ETC., etc,
ha ~aparecido ultimamente otro que
aun cuando de M trascendencia,
ha Sido V sigue siendo gencralmentc
comentado.
Sc trata de genie conocida.-un hi
10 de buena familia Y un p~olitico To-
cal. que e~jerce atlas funciones en- Ell
Estadc,-a quienes ha tentado ell diq-
bio. en- la forma en- que la t~entacion
suele ser mas irresistible: en- Ia del
oro.
Un habil ~csligrafo
Habia en- la Tesoreria General del
EstadO,-o en- otra oficina semejan-
te, que de clio nuestros informado-
res no estan muy seguros,-un joven
que ocupaba ahi un puesto de impor-
tancia, Y que sc 10 debia, a ia ve2 que
a sus facultades Y a sus talentos de
oficinista. a sus rel2ciones sociales Y
a la Specification de su familia.
Padres honorables son los suyos,
ampliamente conocidos en- SaltiIlo V
on ell Estado.
81 susodicho ioven posee extraor-
dinariss ~habilida6es caligraficas, ha-
bilidades cue TO sole sc reducen q Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23
NACIMlENTCS

Una nina de lose Pioal Ieaza '
susanna Bernard dc Pna!.
Una rina De Rafael Garcia : Car
men CHAVEZ.
Tn rino de Ad-;an.G Garcia : Ma
ia Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23

SantossPedro Damiano Onispo:
Confesor V Doctor de Ia lglesIa,
FlorencioaConfesor Y Milburga Viz
gen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23

Dentro de POGO dias ~apsrcccra la
sensational Novcla mexicana 'Hera-
clio Bernal, ell Rayo de Sinaioa.'
Espcrcla listed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-23
REALTY AUTO LIVERY.

Un;co se~icio de carros Sedan en-
"a Ciudad. Chauffeurs que hablan
espanol-Cuota. $500 por bora
Alberto Dia y Noche. tAdv-l
Evening star., 1920-01-12
VACANT
KENYON ST. NEAR

SOLDlEKS HUME.
A modern, colonial style. Groom
and bath brick house. h.-w.h..
cleo, stationary washtubs, sleep
ing porches, ETC.; coal In cellar;
ready for possession. $7,450.
Terms.
KENYON ST. NEAR
SOLDIERS HOME.
Groom and bath. h.-w.h., ser
wants toilet, stationary wash
tubs; long yard to paved alley;
session. Price, $a5O0. Terms.
18th NEAR
IRVING ST. NV.
hest; houBe IN perfect condition;
room for garage. $500. Terms.
KENYON ST. NV.
Qase to soadiesr Hons; eSosm
and hath, h--w-h.; hot about i85
feet deep te psrsd 70 alley. This Il
SC0 NEAN + 81. N. w.
20 rooms and bath, h.-w.h,.
elec.: double garage: occupied by
owner who has spent about &, 900
for improvements; immediate pos
session. S. Very easy terms
TENN. AVE. NE.
si1-room and bath; furnace
heat; long yard 10 alley: q bar.
gain, 1850; $500 c&sh.
G ST. NEAR 18th NE
Corner Groom and bath brick
house; furnace heat; parquet floors:
house in perfect condition. VIII
sell for -. TOO on very easy terms.
S. SHAPIRO,
512-l5 Bond. bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave.
Tel. Frank. 64z1,