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point of contact with the writer of the
letters. This they did finally through
an advertisement. It is said several
letters were exchanged between the in
spectors, writing in the name Of Mr..
Cougblin, and THE Crank
The childs father, in his eagerness
to recover the lost baby, was willing
to let the kidnapper escape IL only he
could get Blakely back. To this end he
conducted his negotiations with THE
Crank as secretly as possible, not let
ting the Norristown police or the state
constabulary, who also ,were working
on the case, into his confidence.
The arrest Of "The Crank" does not
necessarily clear up the kidnapping
mystery. It remains to be seen whether
''The Crank" actually was the kidnap-
per, or merely crook who took advan- =
| tage of the baby's disappearance to ex :
tort money from Coughlin.
On June 2, while the Coughlin house :
hold was asleep. the baby was stolen
| from crib in the nursery. 1t was at
6rst believed window had been en-
| tered by means of ladder, and this
theory was given added .credence be
cause of marks found on the window
| sill. Later the police veered to the
opinion that the kidnapper had entered
| the front door of the house. and haC
made his way quietly to the room where
the baby alept alone.
Tnnumerable theories were advanced
and no end of clues run down by the
| Norristown police, aided by detectives
sent from Philadelphia and private de,
| tective agencies.
Nothing tangible developed until Mr.
Coughlin received letter from a mar
who said he had the stolen child, ant
would return it for a ransom. Mr.
Coughlin at first was inclined to believe
that the letter was from crank, ant
said so in an interview. Thereafter tn,
writer Of the letters signed himself '"Th'
Crank"
BY degrees Mr. Coughlin became con
vinced the writer of the letters had tn,
child, in spite of 1.-The Crank's refusa
to send direct evidence, in the form o
the baby's clothing or a photograph
that he actually had Blakely.
Father Lost $4,000
When it came time to negotiate fo
the child's return Mr.. Coughln tool
the case away from the police and as
sured "The Crank" that everything
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TURK NATIONALISTS
FLEE TO MOUNTAINS
Greeks Advance Lines in Ana
toIia-French Win Victory
in Syria

Washington. Aug. 3.-CBy IA. P,)--
The Nationalist Turkish forces are fee
ing into the mountains in Anatolia. ac =
cording to adviccs received today by the
State Department from the American
legation at Athens. This information
is based on cOmmupique issued from
the Greek headquarters in the. Asia
Minor fighting zone where the Greek
forces are pushing the campaign against
the Turks.
The communiquc stated that Greek
advanced lines were pressing the enemy
in Anatolia and that the largely de
pleted forces of the Nationalist Turks,
under command of Mustapha Kemal
we're escaping toward the mountains.
In their fight, the communique said
the Nationalists are avoiding approach
to the villages where Musselman popu
lations are reported waiting to attack
them and "kill them without mercy"
The Greeks pursued the Turks nj
most to the town Of Simav. about sixty
miles northeast Of Philadelphia Gala
Shehr). West of Simav the Turks. nc
cording to the communique. made a show
Of resistance, but were routed.
Beirut, Syria. Aug. 3.-(Havas)-
The situation in Cilicia has improved
conSlucraDls he rrehch uool,s WHICH
recently left Adana won a notable vic
tory at Yenidje, the adviccs stating that
the enemy left more than 400 dead OF
the fieldS
The situation in Syria is excellent
according to news from various quarters
in the region. The French have occu.
pied Homshawa (probably HONS, tn,
ancient Emesa, about midway between
Damascus and Aleppo), together will
the entire railway. Damascus is com
pletely calm and in general Throughout
Syria submission by the population t,
the French authority is reported.
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Brcst, Litovsk. which already was in
their hands.
A dispatch to the Times from War
saw says the Polish Government has
been informed that the Bolshevist high
command has issued orders that hos !
tilities shall continue until August 4.
The Russians occupied Brest- Litovsk
August 1. it is announced in Monday
official statement from Moscow received
today. Further progress of the Soviet
troops toward Warsaw on the road from
Bialystok is reported in the commu :
nique, which reads:
I'm the 1.omza region our troops
have occupied Szczuczyn (west Of Os-
sovctz close to the German border).
Southwest of Bialystok we are ad
vancing on Mazovetsk CMazouetskie,
seventy miles northeast Of Warsaw.
''In the Crimean sector exceedingly
fierce fighting is proceeding along the
We of the river Konskia."
Paris, Aug. 3.-(By A. P.)-Latest
@1ces received by the French foreign
Que confirm the reports that the Rus
sNs have captured the defenscs o.
Bfest- Litovsk. but state that the city
itself, which is more than three miles
distant, has not yet been taken. Tn,
defensive works were captured yester
day.
The first Polish army, defendin,
Warsaw, is retreating, notably between
the Bug and Narew rivers, the advice.
show. The fourth Polish army, de
tending the Brest -Litovsk district, alst
is retreating.
]. J. Jusserand. French ambassa
dor to the United States. who headed
the French mission to Warsaw, still
remains in the Polish capital.
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botsheUiki Delay
Armistice ParIeu
continued from Page One

continued from Page One
ments have been thrown into the fight
southwest Of that city.
Mehtion of Ostrolenka was the first
animation that the Bolsheyiki had
passed the river PISA. Ostrolenka is
southwest of Lomza.
NO report of the progress of armistice
bsV;1iations sbsv;t between Polish and Boil
ieXI2 IN representatives had been received
warsaw at o'clock this evening.
ne,anwhlie. NO, NV reports from the front were
ssu U. SO encouraging as they had been for
tira' days, and many foreigners con
"ueu TO prepare to leave the CITY in
NJ event of its imminent capture by
"e soviet armies.
barmo oru was passed around Americans
hst' upon advice from Washington,
taw 'nose desiring to remain in War
~w should 1t appear the Bolsheyili
Woald take the capital, would do so at
lean own risk. 1t was said the Amer
passroasttth attthorlties would request their
wrsSrsaPG,rrts, wsraP which will be returned after.
dirat,nm individuals requested them. In
kma,soons are that few, IL any.
nstaericsns would remain although some
'1ed citizens might desire to stay.
roiio..aon, iinaon, Aug. 3.--(By A. P.)--Ne-
iolsnSn Tor an armistice between
Oand and Soviet Russia have bssr .~dsa ~ !
sea according to 4 wireIess .J;snatc.
se,ed here from MoScor, spse tssvs
0lisa delegation left Bsrspovitchi
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possible would be done to protect hin
from arrest. The amount demanded for
Blakely's return was $4,000. This
Mr.. Coughlin agreed to pay. With his
friend and attorney, Major q. It. Larxe-'
lere, he went to lonely spot near Nor
ristown and hid the $12, 1000 under {
little station used by the trolley line,
as he had been told to do. Then. a.
agreed, he and Major Larzelere went
away, making no attempt to watch the
place. Next day the money was gone,
but the baby was not returned.
Lately Mr.. Coughlin received another
letter from '"The Crank" in which the
latter said he had not received the
money. and therefore had not returned
the baby.
Further demands were made by The
Crank" These Mr.. Coughlin was pre-
pairing to meet, when the postal authori-
| ties, who had been conducting nego-
| tiatons of their own, took the matter
out of his hands by making their arrest. /.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
BUYS NEW EQUIPMENT

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. 3.-Anticipat-
ing favorable decision on the part of
me Interstate Commerce Commission in
Ihe rate case, the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad has answered the cry for in =
creased facilities to break the freight
congestion S0ng ngSSon by spending more than $50, =
Wo'0OO for new equipment.
approximately $10,000,000 will 60
ior new locomotives and freight cars,
whlle the remainder represents the cost
OF repairs to cars.
~, Inc decision of the Baltimore and
,unio was made known by George
NJ, shriver, senior vice president of the
company. He pointed out that the Bal
Imore and Ohio management made a
ITftul survey of its freight equipment
niuation and then set about repairing
az paa order cars so that they could do
'neir tull part in moving business.
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TAxICABs FOR N.Y.0FFICIALS S
Great Saving Of Time Seen In the
Abandonment Of Individual Motors

New York, Aug. 3.-(By A. PD-
Inauguration Of the use of taxicabs for
New York city officials, who have hith
erto had individual motorcars assigned
TO them, furnished the occasion today
for Mayor Hylan to review in the City
Hall plaza the procession of cars to be
used.
The new system was suggested by
Grover 4. Whalen. commissioner of
plants and structures. who has figured
a saving of 032 hours year for each
car over the former individual car
system.
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TEST ANTI-STRIKE LAW
Supreme Court to Decide on Phase
Of Kansas Industrial Tribunal

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 3. - Constitu-
Kansas Industrial Court law will be
tested in the Supreme Court as the result
of decision yesterday in Wyandotte
County District Court, in which Judge
r. p. McCamish held as unconsti-
tutional the provision of the law making
liable to arrest persons influencing
others to quit work. This was an
nounced yesterday by members of the
Industrial Court.
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Would Gust Whites From Africa

New York. Aug. 3.-(By A. P.)-
England, France. Belgium. Italy and
every other white nation that has "pre-
tinent," are to be summarily ordered
to "get out of here" declared Marcus
Garvey, president general of the Uni
yersal Negro Improvement Association,
in an address at Madison Square Gar
den last night. 1t was the opening of
the first international convention of the
society.
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Gorsas's Body Due In N. Y. Aug. 4
Washington, Aug. 3.-The War De-
partment was advised yesterday the
transport Pocahontas bearing the body
of Major General Gorgas, former sur
geon general of the United States army,
who died recently in London, would ar :
rive at New York August II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-18
Physicians, Dentists.
Eraternities

This home il Ideally
arranged for your pur-
pose. Very practically
located in Washington
II e ! g hts b e I ween
Eighteenth st. and
G Q ! u mbia Rd. car
lines. There are four
teen rooms, two baths,
two extra lavatories,
consulting room for
professional men or
= d Il I { ional sleeping
space for a fraternity.
All j m pro vements.
Garage space. PRICE,
SO, go.
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Best Petworth Section

: p M i Il e ia clled
brick; four chambers.
two baths. oak floors
throughout. open fire
place. breakfast and
6 l ee p ing porehes,
French doors: deep
lot. SEE THIS AND
MAKE OFFER.
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Woodley Park Home

This Is Of brick, with
deep lot and garage for
two cars: house has
nine rooms and two
baths; all improve
ments double rear
porches, hardwood floors,
etc. PRICE D ONLY
$4,000 FOR lex
SALE.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
rADrD xyrENIS

FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
PARK VIEW.
Facing Soldiers Home; semi.
detached dwelling; E rooms and
bath; all modern improvements
terms. Price, 5000.
NORTHEAST.
Near 18th and Florida ave
ne; corner house; colonial
porch: e rooms and bath; laun-
dry tubs in cellar. Now vacant
immediate possession. Price
$3.50. $500 cash.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
And North of Dupont Circle;
In one of the choicest resi-
Dental blocks. 1t is of stone
construction, and is a home OF
lasting value; eleven rooms. 2
baths and layatory; servants
rooms. Price, 81, 500.
FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
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B. H. GRUVER HOMES.
SIXTEEN NEW HOUSES.
--.r fH C~flS

1901 TO 1891 THIRTEENTH STREET NV
SIX SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS ONE AND TWOl
RECEPTION HALL TWO BATHS. HEATED GARAGE,
FIREPLACE ALL HOUSES HAVE SCREENED SLEEP
ING AND BREAKFAST PORCHES. BEAM CEILINGS
ATTICS AND LAUNDRY FRONT AND REAR PORCHESl
ARE EXTRA LARGE. CHANDELIERS CONTROLLED BYI
SWITCH. SEVEN CLOSETS AND PANTRY IN EACH
HOUSE. NOT THE ORDINARY CHEAP SPECULATIVE
HOUSE, BUT REAL HOMES OF THE BETTER TYPE
NEAREST DOWNTOWN OF ANY NEW HOUSES WITH
IN REACH OF THE I4TH STREET CARS. WE ASK Al
CLOSE INSPECTION
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL s PM
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.
B. II. GRUVER, OWNER,
6l6 UNION TRUST BLDG. PHONE MAIN 76s
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
40 -- COarlnueA. ------
EFJTsf Il STONE &
Main 1852.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Very desirable detached home
OF eight rooms and bath. Hot
water heat and electric lights
garage; porches. Within one
square of the 18th st. car line.
Now vacant. Price. $13,5O0
Terms.
Mt. PLEASANT.
On Park road west of 18th st.
A home that will please you.
Six large rooms, reception hall
and bath; colonial porch; par
quet floors. All modern improve
ments. Price. $3.50. $1,000
cash.
FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Recently built; five-room and
bath bungalow; large lot; now
vacant. Price, $500, Easy
terms acceptable
STONE &
Main 1882.
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Chevy Chase Cottage

Solid con S truetion
and charming design +:
seven rooms and ba tn:
large s ! d e porch !;
sleeping porch; screens
and awnings; two open
firepsaces; large lot:
immediate possession
ONLY $l7.50O. EASY
TERMS. t....
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BOSS & PHELPS,
1406 H St. NV.
TaI NJo;o dSd0

PRICE. 65OO--A modern home 4 little OF
from 14th street in the downtown section !;
electric lights and garage. Owner occupying
PRICE. 81, 750-No: far ont. q detached
brick house having SIX rooms and bath; hot
water heat; the property Is now vacant. The
lot IL 4oxs8 and She corner Of Nh alley.
Convenient terms OF sxle.
PRICE. ST. U)U-A decided bargain ON y st.
NV. can be purchased terms Of 81 400 cash
ana monthly paynsn's; ,h.s + . ten-roesn and
! row rented at SAD per month.
PRICE, $5.3Nl-A very cheap downtown
home occupied by owner who will arrange
prompt possession. six-rson, and bath brick
mouse; newly psPered and painted. The lot
is 20xlJ5
PRICE, ss.5oo-A warrant home 10 the
street. that can be purchaaed On terms If
$1,000 cash ard convenienf montiily payments
This IL an attractive six-ro1n and bath brick
story rear porcies
PRICE. S5.O0--A non resident owner very
ANXIOUS I" make quick sale of well sitHsted
newly papered and pxtated. This house 10
vacant and convenient terms Of sale viii be
PRICE ss,soo-Clo.< to Lincoln Park: An
attractise home property Of brick snd stone
construction, having SIX ROOMS and bath: good
heating plant. Reasonable terms o. sxls CHI
PRICE. s7.s5O-A vacant house in the forth.
cas-. section having SIX rooms and bath, hot
so a,ss n neat =; End ssr:xe fer t.e ears Tais
location 10 irst-cIass
PRICE. ss.sso-This is 4 splendid walls. in
home Just or from North Capitol street and
not Tar out: Similisf hsuses to this one have
oeen uttered for sale ~ high az 800 Their.
are SIX rooBa and hath. farnxce hest. and
paved alley 80 rear Of lot
PRICE. "a .oJO-A home In the ssutaeaa.
sec,on can De purchased on terms Of $500
location This is brfeh honser he ring s!r
rooms and bath. furnace heat. zad rosm for
garage. a5.
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BOSS g. PHELPS.
THE HOME OF HOMES.
l46 II St. NV.


CHEVY CHASE. D. c. BEST BUY TO-DAY.
Three-story. stone and pebbiedash.
,.i fhrs' noor-iaree reception ball. living room.
Second noor-Three large bedrooms. bath and
Third ncor-Three bedrooms. bath snd s,or-
Hardwood doors. two open Hrepiaees. h.wh
instantaneous heater: dcnble garage.
HOUSE alone ceald net he duplicated for this
:TXioN REALTY COOPERATION.
Main s4ls. 80 Evans bldg.
has never been occupied; cottage type. en-
.irely detached wide let all around: perfectly
II the most popular neirhborhoods IN developed
suburbs: two car lines available and within
J. minutes. ride downtown by anse ] will
rooms. reception hall and bath: hot.water hes
and ,. =: cheap; by owner Address Box
yORTHWHST-BRAUTl HOME, INCLUD.
ing new furniture. fixtures and papefiBK; am !.
Near old post Office. l. large rUoms, 5 hitch.
ems. baths. servants quarters. reception hall,
close s to CHURCHES Ss White; story and ssss
m.nt; high ceiiiss:; eos scst 1900; take 500
No agents. Room 1oe. new District National
BY OwNBR-MODHL HOME. BLOCK FROsl
Connecticut ase.--s rooms. . baths, hardwood
sisss.ain l. Sleeping porch ceiamsia GEL is;
REAL HONE: DETACHED: EIGHT ROOMS
two baths; near cars: 81 $50 cash and terms
Possession ten days. Cel. g2l7I. 10e
VACANT DWELLING. CAPITOL HILL SEC.
able price EDW i. scHwARTZ. Inc, 7s4
| 18th W See Mr. kirckhead. ---.
OTIS NEAR 14th-S ROOMS AND BATH: a
fine smsn home In an excellent location: nsw new
for appOietm sa' x& s1e5 REALTY o.,
DO New York ave. Aiain 1907. ~
s s1ss E RSsh1s ssf s0 afsaHs.
q rooms. colonial style brick: 6ne ccnditisa
good alley: small cash payment: balance on
| .BKAswELL-sALLAGHEE CO. 40.
, owner; modern brick home: large rooms and
killed bathroom: parquet doors and oak trim
,h.ousheut; electric light; double back pe.ehhss
hot'water heat; laundry: lot 20xl20 to alley
Price. 5000: 0ne-half cash.
'' J. n. HINES.
Phones: once. Main os4s: residence. Col. 7slo.
FOR sALE-ON LAMONT ST.. NEAR TEN
! n.w.-10 rooms. 9 baths. hotwater neat. dou.
es ori sa Easags Sleeping pSreh
ENsTElN CO.. 1874 st. NV. or 7th and II
BnzUTIFuL CHbeY CHASE. b. O.. :.
complete baths; hot-wnteP heat and eiec.;
hardwood no0rs: lot 50xf3O to alley; NEST eesy
terms can be arranged. Price, $751; 800. Fcf
inspection address OWNER, Boz 152.M. Star
Office.
SIS, 5OO--FOR sALE-NYW AND VERY Ar.
TRACTIvE HOME IN CHEVY
| CHASE; NOW VACANT. NIKE
ROOMS, TWO BATHS: HOT-wATER
HEAT. vERY' INTERESTING
F0k SALE--ANOTHER CHEVY
CHASE HOME. SEAI.HINGAIOW
TYPE; VERY = U BsTA ANITA
BUILDING: GARAGE. LOT 151
FEET WIDE. WITH BEAUTIFUL
| SHADE TREES. OWNER WILL
CONSIDER REASONABLE OTTER.
a, 26O-FoR SALE--IN ME-. 6ECTI0N
CLOSE TO H~STREDT CAR LINE,
SIX ROOMS AND BATH :
IA. eOo-ROR SALE-C0RNER HOuBE on
WAS No TON HEI0HT6: &c
ROOMS, BATHS; oT-WATEH
HEAT. HOUSE JUST BEING NEW.
LY DECORATED.
FOR sALE-ON THE HEIGHTS;
WELL BUILT AND VERY At,
9RACrIvE HOME: CAN NOW M
BoUGHT AT REDUCED PRICE.
THIS Is THE BEST BUY VIZ
KNOW OF AT THE PRESENT
TINE.
| CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
1903 New York Ave,
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Price, ST $40 CLEVELAND PARK. A very
high type OF home, recently completes
by one Of the best builders: finely ron.
~trurted in every detail and ehsiGest
material used throughout II is enfire-
iy detached on large corner iot' cor.
talnp ten rooms. sleeping porch, thr-e
baths. and Is equipped with me very
latest improvements. There is also y
garage. The terms Of sale may sm-
Price. %. 500 - N0RrHwEsT HOME - One
that has Just been listed for . quick
sale. II contains six rooms ana bath,
hot-wxter heat, electric iiGhts and has
large back yard TO q paved alley. and
there IL plenty Of room for garge.
Possession and terms.
Price, $12.b0O-NEAR 18th i GlRARD 6TB.
An exceptionally good offering In Z
three-story house containing 10 rooms
and baths. II contains hot-wsfer
heat. attractive lighting fixtures ana
the second and third floors are now
lifted MP IS individual apartments. Pos.
sesrion given by owner.
Price 0.20O - NEAR 18th AND COLOMBIA
RID. This location il ideal for home
purposes being convenient TO pssnfy Of
stores and two car lineA. 1he house
il big vaiue for the price asked and
has nine large rooms and bath with a
sO0d-azed hack yard to q paved alley
Reasonable terms Of sale cxn be AZ.
RANGED.
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Saul's Addition

Large center haii
Colonial home - Tour
chambers, bath. extra
iavatory; living room
and music room adjoin-
ing: open fireplace be-
tween French doors.
which open out on
porch; old gold fixtures.
Garage. Built by Wal
lingford" last summer.
PRICED RIGHT FOR
EARLY SALE.
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Chevy Chase. Md.

Only $13.500 on very
reasonable terms will
buy this large English
Colonial home. Brand
new. Center hall. large
living room with open
fireplace and French
doors to porch; four
large bright chambers.
THIS IS A BARGAIN.
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Home and Investment

SS nS
In I've minutes walk
Of TIE S ury, near
Fourteenth St. car
line. Eighteen rooms.
two baths and two ex-
ira tavatories; hot
water heat. electric
lights: excellent con-
ditiou. Now fully oc-
cupied; gross profit
nearly $500 monthly.
Priced low and for
sale on terms less than
rent.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC
1884 II Street NV. Phone Main 1923.

'rice. $ia,13O--CHEvY CHAS1. ND. Con
veni~nt 10 the Chevy Chase Ctse end
home well suited for 3 sasaH family
This house is new, entirely detached
an a tot 13xlI0 IT.. and Is thoreuR hiy
Modern and up-to-datc. II also has
built in garage. and a very smah cash
payment will purchase IL.
rice. So, 5oO--NEAE 14ih AND PARK RID
This home. located west Of 14th 81 .
very near Park rd., il one that will
certainly meet with your approval. II
is cOlonial- style. tapestry brick: ctn
iains six rooms and hath. hart water
heat electric lights hardwood dssrs
and sleeping porch. Possession and
easv terms
'rice. $4,000 - WARRINGTON HEIGHTS
Sitnated not far from Calunbis I'd ana
wyoming ave. The home that be-.
hevc TO he Absolutely beyond ccmpari-
son for the price today. THREE story
brick. having eleven rooms tseveR bed
r"omsD. tive complete baths. hst.wster
heat electric lights ind in perfect .Dn-
dttinn from top to bottom Now vacant
and room for q double garage.
rice, $s.0U--A RARE OPPORTUNITY. A
detached horSe in exceptional iacx
ron. just of 18th st. extended. This
little home is situated a lot 10 II.
deep. and ,~ntains q rooms and hath :
hotWa.er heat and electric lights. An
early Inspection of this will BE- TO your
interest.
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Saul's Addition

Eight rooms and
two baths. sleeping
porch. all improve.
ments; mahogany and
white trim. oak floors.
open fireplace. Large
lot. e II L AP A +
ST.. 500.
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Massachusetts, Ave. Heights

Built by small;
stucco over hollow
tile; eight rooms and
bath: open cOlonnade
between hall and liv-
ing room; brick fire.
pl . ce: oak noofs
throughout: slate roof;
wide lot IL feet deep.
Brand new - 1mme-
diate sSeSs ! on.
p r ] o I'D AT ONLY
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye at Main 4152.
The man who sings Home Sweet Home
in rented fat is kidding himself and ser-
enadinS the lsndlord.-BlII.Y SUNDAY.
MIR. MAN-will your family
spend this Christmas in their
own home or under a rented
roof?
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