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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26
MOVED

have moved my shoe shop TO the
Yonge Building on Fort kinu, and
wilt be glad TO have all of my old pat
rons to come and see me.
Respectively,
S. tiICKEL.
I1-26-4t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

When in for the Fair we invite You
to make yourself at home in our place.
FISHEL'S, where reduced prices pre-
vaiI.-11-12-3t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

WANTED-Men. white or colored.
Crystal River Crate Co.. Crystal River,
Florida. 11-26-tt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

If IL Is 4 Bilious Attack
Take three OF Chamberlain Tablets
and a quick recovery is certain.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

We are still hammer1ng on you
about how good our EVERWEAR
HOSE are. FISHEL' S.-11-12-3t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

New Victor Records at The Book
shop 11-l2-3t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

victrolas and Victor Records at the
Book Shop. LI-IZ-at.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

Wonderful Talking Books at The
Book Shop. 11-l2-3t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

Plant city . shipping train loads
- ffuit. Seventeen ears moved in one
-.
The Western unlon Telegraph Com
pauT aas applied to the District court
- Columbia for an injunction to re-
strain Secretary Daniels frcm inter.
fearing IN the construction of a tele-
Eraph cable between Miami and Miami
ieaeh. The Secretary demands thar
- United States be granted the same
rights 70 telegraph ana cable as other
a~Aion@ 4 a -
Louis Kerney 0f Clearwater may
lose one foot as a result OF an acct
dent in which ne was run over by an
auto mobile. He was riding a motor.
cycle when nc by the car. One bone
81 the foot penetrated his shoe. and
amputation was necessary.
a@sa
A special from WauchuIa says the
Wauchula truckers are reaping rich
harvest. From 700 to goo crates OF
vegetables are leaving there daily and
ths growers find ready sale for them
"a the shipping platform al attractive
prices. Egg plants are bringing So. %
20 $3.50: peppers. $500; beans. $3.50
to $500; cucumbers. s3.75; olxra. So. 90
and squash. S1.75. II is believed that
prices win now rapidly increase. TOR
the cold weather the past few days
doubtless hit the truck fields north of
here. -
ms
The Wauehula Board of Trade have
appropriated 500 for the planting of
ornamental trees in the town.
%##&
The Waters-Carson Company of Kis-
simnee. supposed to be the strongest
mercantile company in that section
nj the state. has been forced into
bankruptcy It's business is both
wholesale and retail.
.aio9en- 0mean for ship
Liabilities of the concern are said
70 total $3.50. $50 and the assets $3.50
20 on paper. However, s117.000 of
the assets represents accounts receiy-
dbIe. and another $4,000 is bills re-
cefvable. Real estate that is heavily
mortgaged represents $4,000.
&&~&
Florida has received $S60.53S.94 CT
the s1OO.0O0.0O0. allotted for road
building by the federal government.
A shortage of school funds OF sew
eral thousand dollars made the school
teachers of Palm Beach county begin
to tremble for their salaries this
month but upon the matter being
EurcibIy brought TO the attention OF
the public through the Palm Beach
Post. the First National bank and the
Farmers Bank and Trust company adj
vanced $4,000 and the Bank of Lake
Worth advanced $500. w. S. Lock
man OF Jupiter rendered a loan OF
$500 and these various amounts will
tide over the time that will intervene
before a band issue that was recently
voted has been put into money.
One OF the largest real estate trans
actions of many years was consum-
mated in Daytona. when Joseph J.
Paris. noted Venezuelan. and New
Yorker friend and business acquaint-
ance of Julian A. Arroyo. purchased
the Mrs Mary Wilder Huston prop
eFty N the corner of South Beach
street and Live Oak avenue. one Of
the most attractive and magnificent
properties in Daytona. where Mr.. Paris
and family win make their permanent
home.
- The Democratic Campaign commit.
tee raised 1881. 655.S4 and expended
sl.g8s. 097.s2. Mr.. Bernard VI. Barucn
ana Allan A. Ryan. both OF New YORK.
were the largest contributors Each
r. - ".
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

600 quickly relieves a Cold 11-2s-4st
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

- The Democratic Campaign commit.
tee raised 1881. 655.S4 and expended
81 eos. 097.s2. Mr.. Bernard M. Barucn
ana Allan A. Ryan. both OF New YORK.
we're the largest contributors Each
gave $4,000. Gov. Cox and Mr.. Frank
I'm Roosevelt. each gave $1,000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

The wire tappersa got 100000 in
Atlanta. A raid was made on the
"tappers." An Aiken, s. G. farmer
was fleeced out. of $1,000. Ii the
suckers" who are born every min
ute. would read the newspapers they
would find themselves better OFF.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30
INVESTIGATION IS ON.
Latest Clue Indicates Accident
was Cause of Wall st. Blast.
Epidemic Of "Bomb Threats" Breaking
Out In Many cities-Regarded
as the Work Of cranks.

New Worthwhile the latest develop.
ment in the investigation of Wall
streets explosion pointed to an acct.
dent rather than a plot, news dis.
patches from other cities indicated
that mild epidemic of bomb threats"
had broken out throughout the coun.
try.
Cleveland, Boston, New Bedford,
Trenton and New York were among
cities which reported anonymous warn.
ings Of dire misfortune. Although au.
thorities protested to regard these
messages as the work Of some practical
Joker or crank, nevertheless, in every
outrages were taken.
-Four men employed by a house
wrecking concern working in the fin.
ancial district, walked into the mum.
cipal building on their own account
and reported that 10 minutes after the
blast, they had been talking with the
driver of the death wagon which is be
lieved either to have carted bomb in.
to Wall street or to have been hit by
an automobile there while conveying
explosives across the city.
The workers said that the driver
had rushed up to them and declared
his wagon had been blown up while he
was telephoning his employer for an
address to which he had been ordered
to take some building materials. Then
he is said to have disappeared.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30
WoMEN's PARTY TO RULE
New Voters VIII Not Join Either Q
Old Parties, She Declares.

Washington-Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont
of New York said that women will use
their new power obtained through the
ballot to wrest fair share Of ICON.
troll Of life in its every aspect from
men,"
There is not the slightest chance
of women Joining forces to any great
extent with either the Democratic OF
Republican parties" declared Mrs. Bel.
mont.
"The National Woman's party will
preserve its Organization intact and by
controlling its strength will undoubt.
eddy become the dominent factor at
the next national election.
I'VE shall have women judges, law.
yers, members Of Congress and posi-.
bly,, members of the cabinet. We would
have had such official representation
In time any way, but it will come rap.
idly now"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30
laps PLAN SUIT FOR RIGHTS
Toxic Outlines Plan to Meet Leaisia.
n tion Pending In California.

Tokio-The Washington government
Will be asked to appoint commission
to eject a solution Of Japanese-Amer
lean problems and in the event Of the
passage Of the California anti.Japah
ese legislation, the Japanese govern.
ment will arrange for a law suit
against the California Legislature on
the ground that the bill is unconstitu
tional and violation of the treaty
rights Of the japanese, according to
the leading newspapers. The news
papers say the above program was
defined at meetings OF the cabinet and
the diplomatic advisory council.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30
Bomb Planter oets is Years.

Waterbury, Conn. Michael Kola.
chuk, charged with placing bomb
near the home Of Superintendent Of
Police George M. Beach last July,
pleaded guilty In the superior court
and was sentenced to fifteen years in
the state prison and fined $1,000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-30
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An elevated" Railroad.

The Uintah railroad. from Mack.
Colo, to Watson, Utah. distance Of
sixty-two miles, runs over the Atchee
mountains, which are over 1900 feet
high, with Is per cent curves.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Park Road, 1900 Block.
Price So, ESQ.

Contains seven, rooms, and bat hot
water heat; electric light: all modern i'm
provemcnts; immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17

THE PROPERTIES, s,ApvERTIsED unde
our name are controlled exclusively b.
IN IN EPlrHss uNpsi ARTIsdisoD sdnp ws RA.k, .y
ton. b
- WHITE
sriss. % i.sss 81 lot. 81 i.tsoss Ssmi ss.s. e gas gas:
SGEvT CHASE. ssl4 MCKINLEY
ssea iot ss sos.1 sssns s.1ns sss suiis
tionary tubs, excellent condition. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. $4,000.
isss OTIS PLACE N. VS. rooms.
reception hall and bath; concrste cell
lar. Large lot to paved alley. I'm
fssi' ;ss. ,sss RG''::r.or ST. h os.s5% Ws .sorss.
rooms and bath; istrobc heat and gas;
concrete cellar; by spending $500 for
improvements you can make large
seth ST. Mt. RAINIER. ND. VA.
CANT-S roc ms. large reception hall
:na '.Sry sSrzd dr'%: house n.,n..s ,1,s.
Price. S<.Soo-terms.
17i7 DE SALES ST n. w.-Brick.
10 rooms. baths. vspor heat; $4,000;
sS0s NEWTON ST. MT. RAINIER.
MD.-New rooms ana bath bunga-
iow; q m. l.; metal g.rsxe; lot soA
A'o' possession' Frice' $o'ioo-ter"s
COLORED
1924 U ST. n. W. rooms and re-
ception hall and bath, brick, furnace
he.s .s, tsHsa. .s;ssSi Tsr~s .M ms w,,,r
mont. brick. 2 apartments each con-
tanning I rooms and bath. double cell
lar. gas. furnace heat. excellent condi-
ton. yearly rental $500. 5000. Easy
lis and 7:I 18th ST. ". E-Brick.
8 rooms and bath, gas. istrobe heat,
1855 and 1875 coNGREss ALLEY
N. ". Brick. rooms each. $3.50 each.
1t32 1st ST. N. w.--Io rooms snd
s'sS ss,nu, ..roSs beat gas; lot s.a1 i5na,,7't
7J5~ and raj Isth st. n E.-s rooms
and bath. Brick: lstrobe heat; gas.
n,75o each. Terms.
brick. sSs i.ss $500. ST rooms ana '''n
81, SO :is, sT,ms rooms; brick; La
brick stable or garage; deep lot 10
Iis1s and i.ss S' @ ST. N. va
bath; Ioi Isrioo to alley: newly paint
ed and papered throughout; one house
81: SEw roHK AVE. y. w.-s
,ss 18th ST. $. g.-.s rooms and
session. Price. ts.ZOO-terTS
toe FLORIDA AVENUE n. W.
story brick, containing Z rooms and
bath, large lot to i6-foot alley. Room
for garage. EIeel,en, condition. Price.
5000. Best Of terms.
INVESTMENTS.
1S4o 9Th ST. X. w.--S-story brick
store and . spts; concrete cellar gas
and .lec,; large lot to paved alley.
1IiS-1Iisk Sth ST. s.. E.--5 rooms
esch; frame: gas. Rented for $40.
Both for f:.65o.
BRADFORD e. CO., ...
iain 5si7. Ss6 Southern Bids. Main StIs
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BRIGHTWooD.
$1,000.

A good siJ.resm and bath dwell
ms loe.tss nssr ths car iins; ey.
bot-v4tcr hest, electricity. front
and double rear porebes. hardwood
floors and trim; EIsssed-in sieepisg
psych; very large rooms; attic; A.
csr gsssEe; alley In excellent con-
dition.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Southeast.
Price $4,000.

Near Lincoln Park. Two attractive six
room and bath houses, in good condition
Excellent investment.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17

Near Conn. Ave. & Kalorama Road.
An Ideal Location. Price $l6,500.
A semi-detsched modern three-story
brick dwelling; IL rooms. 2 baths: hot
water heat, large lot: alley: Immediate
possession; reasonable terms
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Dupont Circle.
Price, $4,000.
Cleveland Park.
Price &i6500.

An unususlly sttrscti home overlook
Ing the Episeopsl Cathedral: good sized
lot; house 10 hrst -clzss condition aud cen
tsins ~ rooms. 3 baths, large front poveh
and two screcnsd-in rear porehe,; very
large closets and plenty Of them: electric
iiGbt and hot vstv beat; this house IL new
would cost sroutd s-o,coe.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17

Park Rd., West Of 14th st.
Nacant. T7o.stor" mod-rn brick,
sit rooms. reception hall, tiled bath.
coicnlHI front porch. hot-wat"r heat,
ei.rtric lights: newly pannres aud
painted, and IN Al condition. rricc
S3,5Oo. .potscation at once. ~.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
$500

ws.asss.ss s,ssi t.tsisassi. Esissse;
- ia as sLeiHily. S ppt.fNI clscLs
pSistsS. Ikss % " y, sbs slset1eily. vs
ssnt. 4 splssald epportunity " buy
hose R--s".s'' term, " -, ~ ,
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Attractive Corner N. w.

,. Modern two-story. colonial brick, 9
rooms, bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights. lsundry trays in cellar. double
and equipped with awnings. Well
constructed and In excellent cond;-
tion. Price, &S.15es
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Saul's Addition.

Vacant: detached; s-room, bath,
modern home, built on large lot:
spacious rooms and porches. sttrsc-
tive finish; screens, awnings and
weather strip: shade, fruit, flowers.
etc.: convenient TO cars, schools
churches, stores, etc Don't fail TO
sec this beautiful home. Priced right.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
MOORE & HILL, Inc.
1902 H st. n. W.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H st. N. w. Phone Main 1925

hEDGES ~ MlDDDE lON, Inc.
1884 II st. N. w. Phone Main 1925
Price ,5.75o.oo-NEAF y. CAP. g. n
SITS very attractive little
home that IL unuTuslly low
priced. II contains six rooms
and bath. has concf,te cellar,
good sized yard to an alley
in the rear and may be sold on
reasonable terms.
Price ,',Soo.c0-HIGH VIEW. \
house having three exposures
and in beautiful location.
There are six rooms, tiled hath.
hot water hest, electric lights,
nsrquet floors, colonial front
pprCh, two roar porcheS and
plenty Of room for garage. 1t
has lust been rcoecorsted
throughout and Is occupied by
the owner, who will give posses
siop and sell on attractive terms.
rrice ss, 10000 49, NORTHEAST. Very
we'll iocsted and house that
will no doubt be sold within
tho neat day or tao. u con-
t.ins six rooms and bath. hot
water hes'. electric lights, hard
wood fleors and has room tcr
=arasc. 1S"n cash; balance
n,onthly; IND the owner will
give possession.
rrice :sssasc-~ noWSTowH. In
wirhty convenient location and
uruBUal,y well sdapted for room
rsnting purposcs. This 10 v lsrg-
house, contslning |" roor's snd
bath, having steam heat, and
HISS frontsco Of "a It, sood
living can he rNnde from rent
iug the voorrs and W. can ar
~snEe'ths tsrp,s 20 suit you
'..T
HEDGES g. MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 " st. N. W. Phone Main 1928
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
ron sALI-NousGs

y Some of the Best Buys In
GOOD HOMES.
That Must Be Seen re Bs
Appreciated.
$4,000:
w.t.r shes heat: sisesrie iisbtsi,rss .ine!
cemept CELLARS electric rsnge; lot boAfss
feet; convenient TO cars. g.
Eisht-rHe% . eqns,,sv' mSi,,.n ss,rTs,sr psss
lent locstion. ., block from street care
CsAh payment. ,iSso,p :, i,'-..- 's''.' ,',''
New eiEht,roem ltIiek. eussylos glI'
iSi iot 60 BY 500 Zee, n''s e.sS p.s%sa,. is"'
To Sec The Above Properties .
Call Woedside TAR or
J.. Msin S329
$3.50
.os,s..s ss.ss% hfsss Tsss, ,1Ss "a 5s!
lar. Only $500 cash. Lstrobs heat
$500.
On NJ street northwest Downtsvn lges-
lights, ssmi-detsehed. Only 1850 cash.
Vacant. ,t...
E,6oo--sso Nd. ave. n. p Large we'll
built s-roor, house; no better location;
plenty room Tor double garage; about
1900 cash payment
Vacsnt-S5,250.
1914 Caroline ST. N. w. south Of U.
Scwntowo los.ti.ni rooms and %a,,s5. sSrAsse
rasoi large cellar? $1,000 cash.
$500.
Near tb. House ofhcc, building. near
Pa. ave. S-room home hot-water heat
sise back yard; double brick garage Tsis
house has hardwood noors, hardwood trim;
SSss sell 9 t'SG VIII have ,so b.
seen to be appreciated. d..
Near r. !. Ave. and 1st st. N, E.
high cioystion; beautiful location. Price.
$4,000.
$1,000.
In Broollsnd--s- room house, hot-wstsr,
eisetricity; detached home with a right
lsrge lot; $500 cash; in almost perfect
condition. ..
Hyattsville.
completed. Five rooms. electric lights.
pipeiess furnace attic large enough for two
rooms. lot 5oxs4s feet Price. $500.
In Mt. Rainier. New s.roen bunsalo.;
Cash payment, $3.50.
K STREET N. E.
$4,000.
J. s-room house: hne location; furnace
heat. will allow enough Of money to put
possession; $4,000 cash: balance on easy
terms: would make good investment. as
for $40 per month.
$3.50.
s-room house on Adams street n. W.:
large rooms: furnace heat; large lot; ga
rage: good location and u good home; see
About s., 900 cash. Owner in property and
possession can be had at'once.
$4,000.
Near 18th st. n. w. 6-room house. in
almost perfect condition: strictly modern:
to % vide alley. About 5000 cash.
IHAVE A NUMBER OF HOMES
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
J. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
@ st. Near 18th st. N. w.
Price. $l3,5OO

A thoroughly modern three-story brick
dwelling. OF large rooms. baths: in per-
feet condition: large garage: electric light (:
all improvements; reasonable terms; early
possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Hard to Duplicate This One
at Pricc-$1l,5Oo.

Two-story and cellar. colonial brick,
rooms, baths. bedrooms, hot
water heat, electric lights, gas. hard
wood floors: all rooms handsonei:' Tin
ished In mahogany and white sleep
Ing porch. weather stripped, screens
awnings, etc: good lot to alley; prac-
ticaIiy new and In excellent condition
Immediate posse Cssion,
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
ron sALG-HousGs
BOSS e. PHELPS,
ltes II Street N. W.
Telephone Main tS4e.

ne, hogs. conteni,pliy located In pet.
str5ts oSnsr iss,lns rhy ro.s,.sivss ,.
u,so9'a.Sh, sno mopthly p.,m,pts VIII
be .cSspted; thls issa niedtrn spuss
e. "a Tosms anI o.,n n9w ,osn ne
rnIoE ,';s1c..-Ip Csiumsv Tls'Ssu:
hss,s5 sks 10, w.t.,. Nsylrs ..ieS.
oslisr. and the whole house recently
IBIS asSetryl win gre prenp! pSss,s
:ss, and :,.sa,siy .s si ssay%ses: Sa y '.'''
rRICE s3.Sbo--N.sr 18th and Y, sts..
modern Vp.to dsts hams" suili BY
.ose, of the, relI-known sylissrs;
,s,ss.story ,S brick s:gs., hab,sf ,s .,s
tlon; -eSeupisd by an owner, wse' will
Civ, ,Pe,.ss;ien snf sen on very rss-
,,EEIGg ";7so.ggt,sig : s... .s-rs s,Si Of
A, pists In every detail; tive stories and
attic. having hot water beat sleetrio
lights, bArdweod aoors, front snd resr
goreb:s, and immsdls,e posssssi'p can
PRICE ,Ss5p0--Sesr the CSpitsi
. Traction car iiue: a vary cbeap hons;
y six-roor bath boI style brick house:
having large front porch, house heated
and deep lot. with room for garage;
owner Will give possession,
,. PRICE si..ooo--op 18th street north
OF Park road, large roomy three
cer,plsts bathrooms. hpt-yater heat:
electric lights, oak doors on INST and
second floors porches: gsrASe space;
possession will be given,
PRICE Sp,:50--weiLbpilt three,story
semi detached brick house; sxceilsnt
northwest location; there are nine
rooms and bath. Ave bedrooms. hot
water heat. porches. front and side
yards: paved alley In rear OF lot, with
room for garage; possession can be
obtained.
PRICE $il.5oo = In Chevy Chase;
immediate possession could be given
and terms Of $500 cssh and monthly
bic corner house, two stories. heated
with hot water. having electric lights.
oak floors. several porches and hrs-
proof garage.
BOSS & PHELPS,
HOME OF HOMES.
Main 4340. laos II st. N. W
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
SAULS ADDITION
~ S1A k00

Individual house. has large rooms, Z
tedrooms, sleeping porch, servants rooms
provements. electric light. hot-water heat;
garage; occupied by owner; property clear
of any trust, and reasonable terms to re-
sponsible purchaser.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
NEAR KENDALL GREEN.

A well'bpilt two-stoTy brick
dwelling % Florida sysnue; six
. rooms. bath furnscs heat; alley.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
Detached, Saul's Addition.

Two-story, cellar and attic. 4 rooms,
bath, hot-water heat, electric light,
hardwoo floors, large porches. wide
and deep lot to alley. fruit, shade,
shrubbery, etc. Possession in two
weeks. Price only $4,000.
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713 14th st. N. w.
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f ST.-$l2,50O.

West Of Connecticut ave, convenient to
the car line. Good 3-story brick, contain
ing 10 rooms and bath. Well heated: lot
to an alley: room for garage. This prop
srty is in very good condition and is we'll
worth Installing electric lights. hot-water
heat and extra baths. Occupied by owner;
inmediats possession.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17

" Mt, rLSAssET eIt sl..k 81, :;
Ia ssss "sss. ss.a. i't s,ps ~ sr.; s'' s ..s
s, s. "a: s:ss s:'s 81 :;;s ss. s:.,
lss issh Si:sii bSs.s..,ssa j. sass! i.;saa; m
The Washington times., 1920-04-17

:, Brisk, swsilrg With ist 70 feet wide;
.ss:s .s e, S:,'s sous. .y''si .ory suit ss
es'''' nAHonssr q SULLIVAN. .
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Chevy Chase, Md.
Price $4,000.

Near Chevy Chase Club. a most attrsc-
tive fve-room and bath bungalow. Two
bedrooms, living room, dining room and
kitchen: open fireplace: large porches; ga
rage; all modern improvements.
The Washington times., 1920-04-17
I ST., BET. 18TH AND DOTH SITS.
10 E(10 t.

In walking dists nee Of the Government
departments and convenient to all the car
sisting OF 10 rooms and bath; heated by
latPobe; occupied by tenant, but owner has
assured possession. Property 10 clear Of
any trust. and this Is = special price.
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Main 2345.
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ron sALG--mov,gs
HARRY wARDMAN.

1850 X St. N, W. Main $3.50.
u...a M y;s s.l.s % "a csLn. srf she a'a' y:0 var.
Wyonsing Avenue.
Price sis,5o0.
err home! house has gpstsiTs IitehsS hat.
,sAtsr heat sleeirie light; Pittsburgh
rear ysrd: souse IL In stc.llsnt eossition,
just having been Pspersd and painted.
Dupont Circle.
Price, $4,000.
a sesa- sized house with hot. water hs.,
and slectrie llsht, 'ohs block from bu-
pspt Cireis: eontsirs 1: rooms and baths I:
room Tor gsrsYe; 10 excellent couditIos
sis msstsr bsdrsors and two baths and
two SERVANTS rooms aud beth
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$l2,600
Near PARK koAn. between 18Th Ald 18th
streets; splendid homo Of Is recrns end
esths: bed roam. and unngisiiy large gin,
Electricity: .a,.ss' $;sp ~ s 70 y r ansy.
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able neighborhop4 In WASHINGTON
HEsIGRTS; room and. bath hone: b. ". b..
electricity: slesping and brsahfsst porchss:
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, HOWARD 4 HINES
-Incorporated-
734 18th St N. w. NJ. 730-731.732.