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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-05
OBSERVE ARBOR
DAY AT COLLEGE
Pecan Trees Planted On
Campus and Program
Rendered

Arbor Day exercises were held
Friday afternoon by the students OF
the Agricultural school in the new
auditorium building. The stage was
prettily decorated for the occasion
with growing ferns and cut flowers,
and the students were grouped for
the program. Participating in the
program were members of the Senior
class and the two literary societies
of the school, AZ the close of tie
exercises three trees were planted in
places previously arranged. II is
the plan of the faculty and students
to plant only nut bearing trees, and
upon this occasion three handsome
pecan trees were placed in the
ground.
The program follows
Georgia School Song by the
students.
Essay-"The Uses of Trees and
Their Value to Man. Miss Estele
Buchanan.
Vocal Duet--Miss Matte Mcneil
~-~~~~~-o~~-~~~-~~~-~
Mrs. Callie Cobb on the Brady road
Samuel Johnson, convicted of bur
glary, was given misdemeanor rec
ommendation and sentenced to IL
months or $3.50 fine.
Johnnie James, on a plea of guilty
of making and having liquor, was
given IL months or A months and
500 on the first charge and 6
months or $50 on $50 on the second.
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TO SPEAK AS ELK AT
MEMORIAL. MEETING.

Bedford. Va, Dec. speaking
not as the next president of the
United States, but as an Elk holding
membership in the Marion, Ohio,
Lodge, No. 80, Warren Harding will
deliver the memorial address here
tomorrow at the annual exercises at
the National Elks home. Weather
permitting the exercises will be held
out-of-dccrs at the foot Of the fam
Gus mountains, the Peaks of Otter.
President elect Harding was invit-
ed here las spring by Henry Stowe
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ened the nation early last summer,
has been avoided and already in many
parts of the country winter stocks
have been laid away, Alfred Ogle.
vice president of the National Coal
association, said in statement here
today. During the winter, Ogle
said, there will be enough soft coal
for all wants and at reasonable
prices. With bituminous production
now running approximately twelve
million tons weekly, Ogle said, the
country wculd be well supplied with
fuel.
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and Miss Blance Suggs, pupils of
Miss Ella Polk.
Essay-"NamIng the Trees and
Learning to Know Them" Miss Bet
tie Castellow.
"Arbor Day Song" School.
Essay - "Historic Trees" Eston
Simpson.
"Flower Legends" Miss Susie
Daniel.
Recitation-"We Love the Trees
James Edward Hines.
Solo-Selected. Miss Matte Nc
Neill.
Essay-"A Plea" Clarence Nc
Lendon.
Essay-"How to Plant Trees,
Junior Easterlin.
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ELLAVILLE,

ELLAVILLE, Dec. Am event
of the week was the bird supper at
the home of Mrs. Addie S. Munro
Tuesday rendered as special com
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith Munro, of Atlanta. This was
a pleasant gathering of close rela-
tives and was much enjoyed by all
present. Seated at the table were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
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NOTICE.!

B. S. Kassel wishes to an
nounce that the Kassel Store
will be finally closed on or
about Jan. 18th, 1921.
The Kassel Store is now for
rent; also lease and fixtures for
sale at a reasonable price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kassel wish to
thank all their customers for
their past patronage.
We also wish to say that our
entire stock is now on sale at
prices way below the manufac-
turer's cost.
We urge you to buy now
while the assortment is still
rood.
KASSEL'S.
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a resident of the home. The senator
who then promised Mr. Stowe he
would come. was reminded of the
promise after his nomination last
June and replied to Mr.. Stowe as
follows:
''No matter what happens in the
elections in NOvembe- my promise
holds good to speak to the Brother
Elks at the Home on next Memorial
Day"
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THoS. B. cRARY DEAD.

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y, Dec. A.
Thomas B. Crary, financier. died
here last night He had large Ium-
Der interests in Georgia, North Car
DINA and Mississippi. and also par
ticipated in the organization of nat
ural gas comnanies in several states
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Armenian Soviet
Republic Declared

LONDON. Dec. Russian Sow
let troops captured Frivan, the Ar
menian capital. on Thursday and
Armenia has declared itself soviet
republic it is asserted in a wireless
from Moscow today. Troops of the
old Armenian government h~-e plac-
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CITY BRIEFS.

Fred Smith left yesterday for Ma
can, where he will spend the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hays and Miss
Edna Hays, of Huntington, We're
shopping in Americas yesterday af-
ternoon.
f. R. Hart was a visitor mere yes
terday from Ellavllle.
c. c. Sheppard, Of Huntington, was
visitor here SATURDAY. afternoon.
Jesse Roach, of the 18th district,
was in Americas yesterday.
b. /. johnson, of Huntington, was
visitor here yesterday.
Mack Harvey, of Draneville, spent
few hours in Americas Saturday
W. P Daniel, of Lesfie, was in
Americas yesterday on business.
j. S. Mathews, of Wnitsett, YVES
visitor here Saturday afternoon.
j. j Grant was visitor here yes
terday from the 18th district.
T. S. Tooke, of Andrew Chapel,
was in Americas yesterday.
Justice W. A. Parker, of the 18th
district, was in Americas yesterday
ENOUGH Coal Now For
All Reasonable Prices
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. A.
The soft coal famine, which threat
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In the Book Store

LEATHER GOODS-A complete line
Of leather goods. Bill Folds, Card
Cases, Collar Bags, etc.
ART GOODS-A beautiful line of
high grade pottery basketry. Pic
lures, framed and unframed Cut
Glass etc.
WHITE IVORY-In sets or single
pieces; Comb and Brush Sets, Mani
cure Sets, Picture Frames, etc.
BOOKS AND XMAS CARDS-All
of the leading fiction, in reprint edi-
TONS S 90. These books originally
sold from $l.75 to $225. Thousands
and thousands of handsome Xmas
Cards and Calendars.
F1IGH-GRADE >STATIONERY-We
have the finest, the most exquisite line
OF choice stationery ever exhibited in
Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-05

ed themselves at the disposal of the
soviet administration. the dispatch
says.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-05

Henry Smith Munro, Miss Martha
Munro, Miss Aeola Caldwell, of Am
CIRCUS, Mrs. Addie Munro.
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Gift Suggestions
In Toy Land


the brain conceive. Bring the children, let them
ronp over the two floors filled with Santas goods
and make their desires known to you and Old
Santa.
DOLLSl DOLLS By the thousands, from
cents to $1,000. Dressed or undressed. Without
doubt stock this year is the finest ever assem-
bled
WHEEL GOODS-Bicycles, Tricycles Baby Car
rages Riddle Kars Roller Coasters, Skates, Wagons
and everything that moves on two wheels or four
MOVING PICTURE MACFIINE-A real ma
chine, showing real moving picture. The latest
novelty and entertainer. Films of Charley Chaplin
and other child favorites
MECHANICAL TOYS-Those splendid games
that puts the child brain to work and trains the
child hand to work, making something worth while
actually creating.
FINAL WORD-It is manfesty impossible to go
thoroughly into this immense stock. Only a few
suggestions possible But remember, bring
your pad and make out your list Everything mark
in plain figures. We will put away and deliver
whenever you request.
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ENOUGH Coal Now For
All Reasonable Prices

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. A
The soft coal famine, which threat
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Two Large Stores Filled to Overlooking g
With Santa Claus Toys, Books y 49,
and Xmas Gifts AM)N~
Something For Everybody -


In two storesTEE HGFITOWER BOOK STORE HGHTOV
have gathered what probably the stocks of
goods the entire state Georgia From the cheapest
the most exclusive goods be found article
anywhere else
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Justice W. A. Parker, of the 28th
district, was in Americas yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
Mn. PHEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT. .
A semi-detached brick resi-
dence; near car line; colonial
porch; 10 rooms and 8 baths
double brick garage; every con-
venience. Price, $4,000.
NEAR 18th & BELMONT RID.
IL rooms and 8 baths; hot
water heat, electricity; room
for garage; possession. Price,
$4,000.
10th STREET HEIGHTS.
Detached brick; 8 rooms and
2 baths; servants toilet and
laundry; nearly new; hot-water
heat; electricity. Price, $l4, 500.
NEAR 10th AND PARK RID.
10 rooms and 8 baths; hot
water heat; electricity; room
for garage; possession. Price,
$3.50.
WAITER A. BROI
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McKEEVER & GOSS
1405 Eye Street Main A5Z
Downtown NV. Petworth
Of
$l2o; $6e
'-''' en. sdcKEEvER s'N" '''
1o' Eye St. Main 1852 Chevy Chase.
Sauls Addition brey unas :r hot w
A home il axoodle
and
dy.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752
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MOORE & HILL, INC,
142O-22 H St. NV.
7l3 18th St. NV.

Cleveland Park.
Near Conn. ave. and Newark ST. 4 Ane
detached home. 10 rooms, q bathA. Immediate
possession. Price, $1aoo0.
A fine corner on the finest street. in Cleveland
Park. One Of the best built and most attrac-
tive homes In this section. L. rooms. 3 baths:
garage; 10000 square feet Of land. Price.
$4,000.
A FINE BUNGALOW NEAR CONN. AVE.
AND MACOMB. Detached; fne lot; rooms
and bath; hot-xater heat; electric light Price,
$12.soe. Immediate Possession.
Chevy Chase.
large rooms and bath; hot-water hest cleo
tie Light; hardMoo0 neorss detacheds nne lot.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND MCKINLEY. One
Of the prettiest houses IN Chevy Chase. 10
rooms. 8 baths; hot-water heat; electric light;
hardwoed doors; large lot. Price, $4,000.
Very reasonable terms.
Rev bungalow Just west Of Conn. ara, south
OF Circle. Detached: tine lot; z rooms and
aoors. Price. $500.
Columbia Heights.
NORTH OF PAzK ROAD: Near 14th ST
BATH bot'Water he4tSy electric Light. Pr1ce,
NEAR 18th ST. nne two-fami1y apart
ment. large rooms and bath on nrst noor.
3 rooms and bath on second. Possession.
Price. $10,500.
WEST OF 18TH ST. on fine street: a beau
dful semi-detached brick: 8 large rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric light; hardwood
floors. Price, $12 500.
1fodern home near Girard and 18th SITS. Z
l3tge rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electric
light; room fer garage. Price, $500.
Washington Heights.
Near 18th and Columbia road; in first COM
mercial zone; q dandy three-stofy brick; 10
rooms and baths. Can be converted into
business property. Price. 81, 800.
NEAR 18th AND I4ANIER PLACE. A fine
modern house; rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; electric light. Price, 81, 500.
A fine detached home near Ontario Apart
ment house; Lot 50x15O; large rooms: hot
water heat; lovely view Of tho Rock Greek
valley. Price, $500.
NEAR 18th AND CALVERT STs 4 fine
three-stofy brick; twelve rooms, two baths;
hot-water heat; electric light; garage. Price,
coo.
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Main 1882.
Washington Heights.

STONE Il
Main 1882.
Washington Heights.
A handsome residence on Wyoming ave-.
erected by one Of Washington's most re-
liable and conscientious builders, Of the
best materials. 1t contains 10 rooms.
bathrooms, many large closets, cedar
room, servants quarters. stairways, hot
water heat and electric lights: beautiful
decorations. To appreciate fully the su-
perior construction and convenient arrange
ment, it must be inspected.
Columbia Heights.
Close to 18th and Girard sts.; 10 rooms and
bath: good condition: very deep lot to IL
foot alley; price. 800. Terms can be
arranged.
lust Off Connecticut Ave. and
North of Dupont Circle.
In ono Of the choicest residential blocks
Il ID Of stone construction and is home
Of lasting value; IL rooms, baths end
layatoTy; servants rooms; price, ST.
STONE &
Main 1882.
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Mount Pleasant
NEAR 18Th IND KILBOURNE. 4 ane new
Light. Price. $1o.000.
Fine two-famny apartment ON 1xyIrc
STREET WEST OF 18th. 8 large rpszns and
bath on first door; rooms and hath on second
moor; hot-vater heat. Price. 81, 500.
NEAR 10th AND IRVING. A ane Colonial
brick; 10 rooms and baths; hot-water heat;
electric Light. Price, $4,000.
K1LBoURNn NEAR MT. PLEASANT ST
Q large rooms and baths: hot-water heat
electric light; brick garage. In perfect con.
aition. Price. $1,000.
Sauls Addition and Vicinity.
Just east Of 18th near 18th st. car barn. A
fne detached home; large rooms and bath:
aot-"ater heat; electric light. Price. III 500
NEAR 18th ST. north Of rsrrasut. A new
detached brick: rooms and bath; fear &c.
rage. Price, $4,000. Immediate possession
NEAR GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY. fin.
detached home; rooms and bath; hot-wateI
hest; electric light: sne garage. Price, $500
Near 18th and Lonefel,ow. fine br,c,
dwelling: large rooms and bath: hot-Hat.,
heat: electric light; hardwood floors, Price
$4,000. Easy terms.
Northwest.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. opposite British
embassy. A hne corner; 10 rooms and bath;
good lot. Price, $15, 900.
NEAR NEW HAMP. AVE. AND ST.
hne modern home: rooms, baths; hot-water
heat: garage. Immediate possession. Price,
$l3i5O0. e~~'
NEAR 18th AND r SITS. A good brick; s
rooms and bath. Price, $1,000.
NEAR sOth AND O SITS. NV. fine txo.
family nat. II rooms. baths. In perfect
NEAR 18th AND N SITS. A fine home. -
rooms, baths; hot-water heat Excellent
condition. Price. s165oo.
Apartments.
% apartments. Annual rental, $l3 600. Price,
$4,000.
A freproof building on Wash. Heights: 4
stories; rented at 5000 year Price, SIS, COO.
A modern downtown apartment corner;
rented at $4,000 year. Price. $4,000.
On Columbia Heights. A new building;
rented at $4,000 year. Price. $685.
Near Dupont Circle. A modern building;
rented for $500 year. Price. 500 600:
NEAR 18th AND NEWTON.
Detached broom residence,
with lot 5Ox13O. Price, $4,000,
on easy terms.
NEAR 18th AND N.
3-story brick; 9 rooms and
bath; large yard. Price, So, 500.
NEAR 18th AND GALLATIN.
Vacant; 7 rooms and bath;
hot-water heat, electricity; four
car garage; a detached home in
the best section; immediate pos
session. Price, $17,O
NEAR 18th & SHEPHERD.
Groom and tile bath brick;
hardwood floors and trim; colo
NAL porch, double rear porch /;
practically new; hot-water heat,
electricity; room for garage;
immediate possession. Price,
5000.
IN. 400 TT ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0VsES.

FOB SALE-H0USES.
(Csathuel.)
$4,000
North Columbia Heights.
Very desirable brick house; . rooms and
shade, garden and fruit Convenient 10 : car
lines. Electric lights. This n an Opportunity
TO acquire nice home. Owner goisG to Elerida
to live. PROMPT POSSESSION.
$l1,5OO.W
Near Dupont Circle.
Located between 18th ct. and Dupont Circle:
3-story brick residenee; contains rooms and
ATE POSSESSION.
$4,000
Saul's Addition.
Colonial brick located on Gesrsia ave. sp
raomS and be- tn Heated by hot water. At
tractive terms.
$8,5OO.OO
Overlooking Soldiers Home.
North of Park road. A colonial brick; newly
papered and painted. rooRs, tiled bath:
hot-water heat. VACANT.
Out-of-Tow
Beautiful colonial home; l. rooms, kitchen,
bath and porches; y, acres Of ground; lawns.
gardens shrubbery. fruits. pecans and flowers.
: In center Of Florida county seat. IS miles
from Gulf. Ideal climate.
Price, $4,000. Terms.
VIM. II. SAUl
8O7 18th
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FOR sALE-HOUSR.
Phone Main 1oe8.

Price, $5,4so-RIO0NINGDALI Located .
short distance or N. Cap. St. in q
very good block. Thfs In q very coy
little home, containing six rooms and
hath End may Be Sold On easy terms
This In q bargain which should be in
Spected at once.
Price, SIS. eoo-CLEvEI.AND PARK. A de.
tached home, in perfect condition. just
\ short distance from Conn. ave. THIS
house has southern exposure. nine rooms
and bath, hot-watef heat, electric lights
snd has just been redecorated. There
10 also 4 garage md q large att1c, With
servantx' quarters.
Prize, -, 75e[MT. PLEASANT, IN an excel
lent locatisa Oh Park road. 4 thnrouxh b
ly complete and ap-to-d1te house, hay-
ing six roems and bath, front and Sleep
ing porches, hardwood hoers, electric
lights, hot-wHter heat. hardwood trim
througheut snd the whole property is in
perfect condition.
Prics. $faOOe-D0WET0wN. very desir.
able type Of house. located within one
block Of tho British embassy. There
are ten rooms, two baths, electric
lights, and the whole henss is in per
feet cendition; and all the roons are
unusually large. This Is now vacant
and can b handled on ceRveateut termS.
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$4,000.

On 10th Street (Vacant).
prominent physician or small family. This
comparatively new S-story building contains
10 rooms and baths; gas. electricity and
medern heating; house IL very attractive and
in excellent cOnditisn; lot is 22hx1O0 feet
to an alles; ample space for garage. CsRven-
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ONLY ONE LEFT
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
EVERY AFTERNOON
617 VARNUM ST. NV.

Best location. Modern in every respect.
six-room home; cold storage. tile bath. eiec-
trio lights, hot-water heat. front and rear
porches. large dry cellar; 40foot back yard
to l5-foot public alley. Inspection invited.
Take Soldiers Home car TO eth ST.. walk one
square north. Built by James W. Henderson.
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Chevy Chase

On I1enox St; convenient to car Line. TINS
beautiful detached property that we sre Of
fering in old Chevy Chase. contains II large
reems and tile baths; all modern ceaven-
fences; gas, electric lights and hot-water neat;
in most excellent condition; lot IL eOx12a;
Groom garage; owner will give immediate pos
session and will arrange terms to suit re-
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. C..

Direct from owner; nearly nav; detached; Z
rms. bath; h.-w.h.. cleo. lights. open fireplace,
8 large porches; plenty Of room for garage;
-. 500 81 80 cash Large reduction for cash
above trust Vacant North 8135.
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SHANNON
7l3 18th St. NV.
SALE OR EXCHANGE
Corner in Chevy Chase. 211s blocks west a.
Connecticut ave-: over s.eoO square feet ON
Ssade; ideal site for residence; wiz exchange
for residence In town up to S, eco.
DOWNTOWN
$500.
Coed Investment; tEe Groom and ba tn brick
dwellings near X St and New jersey ave.
The honses are unusually well built and on
deep lets, and ere rented to cslaced tenants
at $o5 q month each. This class Of property
Is in constant demand and can always be
rented
SOUTHEAST
$3.50.
$500 cash will buy this Groom and hath
brick hsase; located en- Virginia ave-, front
perch and large front yard, With shade.
BLOOMINGDAI.E
$3.50.
Well built and in good section: wide frsnt-
ase; foslns and bath; front and gear double
porches: space for garage; paved alley; fur
mace beat. The houses in this section are al
ways in demand, with the result that prices
are maintained; 81, 800 cash.
SHANNON
7l3 18th St NV.
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FOR sALE-H0USES
$l2,250.W

Continued.
= Sl2,25OO0
Takoma Park, D. c.
located On Blair road ssutA Of Perm St At.
tractive subar4en home; about half acre Of
lanfi; very large shade trees and beautiful
ahrubbery: house coAtains 3 rooms and hath;
spacious pofches; garage and chicken Rouse.
VACANT
$10,50O.W
New Hampshire Ave. Near N st.
scni.tietscAed residence Containing rooms
and bath. Beautiful Shrnbbery in side yaro.
VACANT
$4,000
Petworth Corner.
owner occmant Will sell beautiful corner
residence located in this subdivision; contains
= rooms aud hath. Heated oy NOT ~ateI
Lighted by electricity. CoioniA porch.
$4,000
Bloomingdale.
e-story and cellar brick residence: . rooms
and bath; concrete cellar; very deep ist 70
paved alley: southern exposure
Properties.
acres bearing paper-sheu pecanS. Excel
lent income; increasing each year:
In center Of delightful Florida fo~n.
Price and Terms
Reasonable.
.DERS & CO.,
St. NV.
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$16,75O.
Business Zone

Business Zone.
Detached; : Columbia Heights near 10th ST.;
very attractive and unusual Offering within the
city limits; 3-sts1y bsick and frame; in excel
lent condition; containing about II r0oms Is
bedroesns) aud 2 baths: modern conveniences;
we'll heated; the lot is 50 It. by 200 It.. 10.047
square feet. This property is occupied by
owner; clear Of any trust; possession can be
obtained and reasonable terms could be ar
ranged.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
INCORPORATED.
CONSULT ORR SALES DEPARTMENT:

Tilden Street (Vacant(:
North Of Conn. Are. bridge. eonvenient 10
car line: practically new and In excellent con
ditieu: contains nine rooms and bath. All
modern eonveniepces, gas. electricity ana NOT
water heat; lot is 25x139 to an B-fe ahey.
ample roan fer large garage; properly eiea1 Oh
apy trush and terms can be arranged
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$4,000.
Chevy Chase.

especially veil built and artisticAlly finished;
now ready for oceupancyi contains seven
rooms and bath, electric lights, Eas and hot
water heat; large lot to an alley: ample space
for garage. Only reasooabie cash payment re-
qutred-baiance can be arranged to suit pur.
chaser. Tho best value fer construction and
location.
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Chevy Chase

Vacant. Fine brick residence; bniit BY
Simpson about I'VE years ago. Property 10 in
contains two stories 6nd attic, ten roorns and
two baths. Has all up-to-date convenie1css,
electric Light and heated by hot water: over
two acres II grounds Owner toink aeR0ad; TN
mediate possession.
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& LUCHS.
Main 234i.
SOMERSET, MD.
$1,000.
This 10 an Extraordinary s1AurhaA sifer that
represents recent redactiaa Of - coo in price.
The house eoatainS' rooms and baths3 latEe
open fireplace; spacious perch: steam heat.
electricity; lot 70xl50; In high. altogether
desirable situa ton.
CLEVELAND PARK
$l4,5W.
Two-stsry detached home in most aAt1s.
factory setting; rooms sna bath: 'front.' and
sleeping perch; electricity; hst-watef heat:
hardveed Anors and trim: screens sad avn
inxs, space fer garage
BROOKLAND
5000. 49,
Vacant. But $3.50 cash win be necessary
in buying this broom and bath bungalow: en-
4 lot 40x150, In . most desirable location;
pipeless furnace: electricity. This eught to
salve the home problem far one family.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000.
VACANT. Eix-room and bath brick home:
practically new; ON 13th st above Park I'd. |;
hst-uster heat and eiectrieitys trent porch;
space for garage.
i LuCHS,
Main 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
$4,000
Downtown Section

Downtown Section.
Near 9th and F sts.i convenient 10cAnons Nc
car fares. Two threestory brtrk dwellings;
good for ruominS houses, Containing about "a
rooms each: property IL In fairly good condi-
ton; corner Of al1ey. Lot II 44x7e feet deep
to alley. Owner will sell separately. 1mme-
date possession to purchaser, aRd tcrms.
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