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The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Bert Wilcox OF Two Buttes was
Friday visitor in Holly
d. ID. FrOgatte was a Brandon
visitor last Friday afternoon.
j. A BroOkshire of Lamar. was
business visitor in town last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. JackInan arrived Mon
day night for a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. W. Smelzer and family.
The Jackmans have lived in North
Dakota for a number of years but
are now looking for new location.
Mr.. Jackman now being in Okla
hOma
Phone 63 il for chickens. DR.. q.
N. Phares pct
John Bland and family of Lamar
spen the week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Bland.
Miss Martha Lucas is employed
as clerk on Saturdays by the Holl!
Dry Goods Co.
Commissioner A. P. Knuckey was
an official visitor in Lamar Monday
w. S. Partridge was county seat
visitor Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Overfield was a Lamar
visitor Wednesday of last week.
Raymond Houghland was down
from Wiley looking after business
matters the last of the week.
Phone 63 il for. chickes. DR.. q.
n. Phares. p26-2t
III. P. Wright spent the last of
the week in Canon City, attending
to matters of business.
Elmer Wright and Frank Wilson
left on No. ~ Sunday afternoon for
Kansas City and other eastern
points where they will see the sights
for awhile
James McDaniels left Sunday on
No. l2 for Holton. Kansas where he
will sojourn for a time.
Last Sunday evening the meetings
at the Baptist church closed. Rev.
Starring, the evangelist preached a
very strong sermon to those present
and also told them of his apprecia-
ton OF their Kindness and good will
towards him while it was his pleas
use to be in the city. All together
the meetings were decided success
in every way.
A fine snow started falling last
Sunday evening and Monday morn
ing and kept it up for a consider
able time. We have been having
remarkable weather SO far for this
time Of year and a little snow seems
welcome along about Christmas
time.
Rev. Kidd of Pueblo, supplied in
the pulpit of the Methodist church
Rev. Lucas being at Pueblo, where
he is conducting series in the NJ
f. North Avenue church there. Rev
Kidd left Monday morning on tht
A. V. for La .Junta where he caught
No II into Pueblo.
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DryLand Loans

I am now in position
to make a few good
first mortgage loans on
dry land and will be
glad to quote you
terms if you are inter
ested i'll a loan at this
time.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09
"A Matter of Economy

IT'S ALI. RIGHT-sHOOT You can skip over rocky
roads, iceberged country lanes and slippery canbe
hills like home bound duck if you drop in to have
put your car in proper condition for winter travel
Don't spend time and money trying to FIX it up"yoursef
Let us spend our PROFESSIONAL time in that line and
give you PROFESSIONAL results service that is
worth fee many times.
Our mechanics specialists. They understand auto
ailments and how to correct them.
Give the benefit of first trial. and the result will
tablish genuinenesss garage experts your mind
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09

Bert Wilcox OF Two Buttes was
Friday visitor in Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09

We are always proud of
our work because we know
that men will not look at
your car and say II know
a place that does better
work"
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09

ID. ID. FrOgatte was Brandon
visitor last Friday afternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09

Keep your car just a little
ahead of the ordinary in
appearance, efficiency and
comfortableness. Leave
it to us, and you leave
trouble behind.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06
BRADFORD & CO.,
335 Southern Bldg.
Main 5877 Main 5878

NATIONAL REALTY COMPANY.
Home Merchants"
,s.sSo-Rosed.ie at. N. T.; 6 room brick.
$500 cash.
s1.75o-11th st. s. e.. broom frame $3.50
cash. $50 month.
S3.15o-H ut. N. W.; 5-room brick and
shop. facing Massachusetts ave.
S3,S50-lbth st. NJ e., near r.; nice s.
room brick. bath, gas. Immediate
possession. $3.50 cash.
s7.5oo-Northeast section; large s-room
brick house, brick bakery and q
story brick garage and stable on
3o-foot alley.
$7.7oo-H ct. N. E.; largo 7-room brick.
bath. Iatrobe heat; big lot; dou-
bio garage, between stores; good
for conversion to business
36,s00-tFor coIored)--R st. N W.. near
Florida ave: large 7-room home.
bath. furnace, back porches;
frst-class condition.
s1o.5oo-Near Dupont Circle. 1o-room
brick. 2 baths, hot-water heat
3S,000-woodside, Md; large 7-room mod
ern home. hot-wster heat. elcc-
tricity. corner lot. soxaoo: fruit.
garden, garage. near schools.
churches and cars.
ss.75o-Arlington. Va: one acre property;
7-room modern home. nice hedge
and lawn, garage: good road and
about 20 minutes to city.
$50, oo0-Fairmont St NJ W., near 11th; 3
apartments, I rooms, bath, a m.
1. each; nvc brick garages.
NATIONAL REALTY COMPANY,
"Home Merchants"
go New York ave. N. w.
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SPLENDIDLY APPOINTED 7-ROOM
tapestry brick residence; screened sleep
ing and breakfast porchcs, parauet noors,
tiled bath and shower; overlooking Rock
tenn Installed: artistically furnished. includ-
ing draperies. rugs, electric lamps, etc
Ready for immediate occupancy. Attrac-
time terms to quick purchaser. Buy direct
and save brokers commission. Price
Si6, 900. For particulars phone Columbia
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th st. N. W.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 II st. n. w. Phone Main 102S.
Price $s.soo-NoRrHEa Asst. A cor
ner property listed with US for
Quick sale. by an out-of-town
OF house. 20 II. wide, and con-
tains six rooms and bath. On
the low price quoted above We
can sell II on = cash payment Of
$500. Balance arranged to suit
you. .
Price. s7.sso--coLu,fBIA HEIGHTS.
Most attractive home, located
owner 10 leaving the city, and
viii sivs posssssion in . week
sna ar o Bath nsrs nsaG~ooS s soors sna s0s%s sns
trim. and there 10 also . ga
r.Ee Very attractive terms are
offered
Price. ss,,sc--EcKINoToN. A semi.
detachsd house of seven rooms
na suTn.s s:.h :,Saa aisaas q. sas :pisi;ss is ;Ss
cellar. md tn: prcpssty Int
This 10 hnsiy located for 3 rail-.
rosd empioye ana 10 very at-
tractive little home. Reason.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H St. n. ". Phone Main 1923.
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COLORED

1879 Ist ST. N. w.-1o rooms ana
bath, latrobe heat, gas; lot 17hx111. TO
. 30-foot alley; near high schools
IIBtX and 1856 O ST. N. wa
stories and basement. rooms and
bath; lot 16xl00 to alley, newly paint
ed and papcred throughout: one house
now vacant.
SOL 9th ST. NJ E.--o rooms. brick,
gas: large lot to alley; room for .
garages. Possession. Price. $1,000
terms.
Is3 18th ST. e. E.--s rooms ana
bath, gas, excellent condition. Pos
session. Price, S3,2oo-terms-
4os FLORIDA AVENUE N. W.T.
story brick, containing 7 rooms ana
bath. large lot to l6-foot alley. Room
for garage. Excellent condition. Price.
5000. Best Of terms.
TUXEDO. MD.-soo yards from sta
tion, 3-story frame and cellar. furnace
heat. 7 rooms and bath. porches,
containing acres. y acre In grapes,
chicken house. Price. $3.50. Best Of
terms
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

PHONE Us If YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
A most desirable home OF 10 rooms and
baths: in the NORTHEAST: newly %
sonabls terms.
splendid . room and bath home In
wsahineton's most fashionable neighbcr-
hood in the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
painted. has n W. h. and electricity. Va
can't. A splendid opportunity to buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
In MT. PLEASANT. one block sazt Of
bath; bath eSa Colonial TT type nomss +. ". b.. .iso.
tricity. This house is In perfect eondition.
having been nicely papered ana painted: deep
lot to Is #. alley: possession At once: terms
$4,000
on wide avenue in the NORTHEAST;
; rooms and bath h. v. h.; newly painted
Terms can be arranged Possession will be
given.
$3.50
A room and bath homo IN beautiful
pFTwORTH; n w. H.; gas and electricity.
Concrete front and rear porchss: all doors
and windows screened: terms.
In MT. PLEASANT: convenient to cars
and Central High School: IL rooms and
hath: ss.is h immediate 'Ss sns rear alley
Near PARK ROAD, between iath and ltth
streets; splendid home Of 1s rooms and
baths; bed rooms and unusually large din.
i1g room TIL: hoS:s Sssp hss iss to S ..g sns
Sest buy In Mt. PLEASANT today.
Near CONN. AVENUE in !. most dssir,
HEIGHTS: room and bath home: n. W. n.
electricity; sleeping and breakfast porohes;
tnm ediste possession
HOWARD q HINES
Incorporated
734 18th St. N. w. NJ. 730-731-732.
FOR sALE-soUTHEAsT. Four. family
apartment. renting for $50 per month,
coiored tenants, heated by furnace. good
Seven small houses renting for 800 per
month can be bought at n reasonable price.
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
512 Az st. S. w. Main 1853.
NATIONAL REALTY co.
CITY and Suburban Homes,
"a home for every family"
$50 New York Ave, Main 7ao7.
coLoRED PURcHAsERs-Ge our list OF
homes for sale why pay rent when your
rent money will pay for homer
JOHN p. COLLINS CO.,
204-205 Machinists bldg,
Main 5629.
Corner 9th and Mass. ave.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
ESTATE talk n over with
NJ u MORGAN at o. ~. ZANTZINGER-
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DETACHED-sAUL,s ADDITION

e'ss1s7 X n T.; neat corner dwG;
$x,sto--so7 End N. W.: 7r.. b.
y, tboo--A 6-room and bath colonial
.l.. porch home on X, between Sth
and sth SITS. N. q.
BROOkLAND-On 10th near Law
renee: 6r. and bath and cell
lar, detached home. on lot sex
loo. with garage for cara
Possession.
$4,000 will buy the store and apart
ment building NJ. Il. cor. and
and SITS. ". W.. and the two
Or. and bath dwellings adjoin-
Ing on r st. All tenants have
only monthly agreementa
THOS. D. WALSH,
1872 F St. N. w. Main 7545.
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BOSS 4 PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4S40.
1406 II Street N. w.

Price. ,s.ooo--Nesr 18th and
Park road, occupied by present
owner; . two-story six room and
bath bon-style colonial brick house.
level with the alley: ample spxce
for . garage; convenient terms'o 'of
sale and possession any time.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
DOWNTOWN
sl3,6o0
BRIGHTWOOD
$500

near . car line. containing 7 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; elee-
triclty and gas lot ts1iSo; double
garage.
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ron sALG-housEs

The properties advertised un-
der our name are controlled ex.
slusively by Us. THEY ARE
ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We
give your business personal and
prompt attention.
WHITE
isss 18th ST. ~ VS. stories. !
rooms and bath. latrobs heat and gss.
concrete cellar; BY spending sk,eey Tor
improvements you can make a large
return on your money.
slth ST, MT. RAINIER. MD, VA.
CANT-6 rooms, large reception hsll
and bath; . story frame house; large
garage; lot Sosiso; newly psintsa-
Price. tLsoe--tsrms
7Is sth ST. N. E--ic rooms. . baths
double nreproof garaxei . oedrooms,
excellent boarding or roominE house
location. Price. ts.soo-tsrmh
ssos NEWTON ST.. MT RAINIER.
AD-Now rooms and bath bunfa-
lowI a. m. l.; metsi garage lot eon
Ibo; possession. Price. ss.iso-tsrm~
AS n ST. N. We rooms and bath;
frame; gas. lAtrobs heat e.fsa
Terms.
excellent condition. ss.soO. Bargain.
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

Get Into the Habit of Reading
"OUR ONE BEST BUY"
On the Real Estate Page Saturdays.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

Price. ss.boo-A downtown house,
a little on from 18th street and
south OF M street. three STORY
bay-window brick house, having
ten rooms and bath. good heating
plant. several open nrsplAeeA We
believe this IL = good buy for .
home or for an Investment
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H st. n. ". Phone Main 1923.
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NEAR 17TH & X SITS. N. w.
VArANIT

NEAR 17TH & X SITS. N. W.
VACANT
Attractive three-story and basement,
modern brick: sixteen rooms two
baths: Handsomely finished interior;
good lot to alley; exceptional location;
has business future; may double In
value. Price. 10000; want ofIsr.
DETACHED-SAUL'S ADDITION
Two story. cellar and attic, eight
rooms, bath. hot-water heat. electric
light. hardwood noors, large porchss,
vide and deep lot TO alley: fruit. shade,
shrubbery. etc; Possession in two
weeks Price. only $4,000
NEAR 18TH & IRVING SITS.
Vacant: three story and cellar brick;
nine rooms, two baths. hot-water heat,
electric light. porchss. Price. S1o,see.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. TIT 14th st. N. w.
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Price. Se.b0o--Near 18th and n
structed three-story brick house;
there are ten large rooms. several
open fireplaces; wide paved alley
In rear OF lot with room for. ga
rage; convenient terms Of sale.
This property 10 In nrst-ciass con-
dition.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

Price. .sl6.oog-In Chevy Chase.
a beautiful corner home, large lot.
great many trees, and the house
containing nine rooms. two baths.
hot-water heat and electric lights.
There IL also a garage. This prop
erty has positively everything you
could wish for In "A we'll located
suburban home. Located close to
Connecticut avenue near the circle.
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MODERATE PRICED
DWELLINGS

~ MODERATE PRICED
DWELLINGS
n'ss.igrH sI. . n-A sus.,..sn: suss,.s:
lars. rooms bath sooa. wide
lot TO . psblio alley; prompt Ae-
ton required to set this home.
t4rse--lsss y ST. n. E-B.y.wi
sriosi . rooms and bath; het-
water hssti In splendid oondi-
Sss Sss... 'sas ss.r.a ' IN ,ss si ssr,Ass:s ss ss
.t = modest price plenty OF
permit from this onioe.
eateo--ssU. srH ST. n, w,--coloniai
type . reoms bath close TO car
q. line and Park viey school; new.
~ papsrsd and painted u 70
inspsetion; convenient terms Of
sale can be made.
NORTHUMBERLAND. D. c.EFLys-
water ssst ssd sisetriSityf fruit
trees; lot 4oxiss; owner vii! sys
immediate po.session. Only 81 ace
N&4a hoNeho " - b~SNN'
N,toe-D ST. g. e.. near isth-sub-
stantlai two-story brick: rooms
and bath. . very attractive lit
tie homo In q good neiGhbor-
hood; close to avenue car unej
room for garage. Terms.
S.soo-K ct. N. E.--fo rooms
baths; hot-water heat; this Is a
very reasonable price for TINS
type of q home; can be Inspected
= at any time Possession.
S3,50e-C ST. N. E.-e-story brick.
porch front; 9 rooms and bath;
deep lot TO 15-ft. alley. Only
: $500 cash required as first pay
ment
:, STONE & FAIRFAX, INC.
1912 New York Ave. Main 1882.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

OPPORTUNITY for high class colored fam.
= ily, modern brick house. near to and
north Of Pa ave- on 2lst st. N. w.
rooms, tiled bath, furnace. poIches, deep
lot to wide. paved alley; price $4,000.
LOUIS p, SHOEMAKER,
MAis ilsS. 1907 New York ave. N. w.
NObEsT but comfortable brick house Of s
z rooms and cellar In white neighborhood
oeavsnient to both car lines and within ID
bloeks Of the Capitol. deep lot TO Alley.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
MsIp 1isS. 1907 New York Ave. N. w.
yDNfH 81. n. ", near =. two frame
hsusss rsnted ct tiS each. the two occupy
IiAS LOT 80. SHSS feet, with good alley In
rear. Pitcs, 1900 for the two.
!. fotf6 p. sHoEMAKER,
1eln I1ss. 1907 New York Ave y. ".
66E6KAD6 AVE-, near 18th st. n. w. de-
z tacAsd frame house Of 8 rooms. bath and
fpSAAcA, deep lot, convenient to both car
ttn4e and In an irnprovinS section Price.
LOUIS p. sHonMAKER.
Main 1855. 1to7 New York Ave N. w.
7W6-tAMiLY apartment house near s1st
2 and o streets N. W., elarge rooms, well
liehtsd, with bay wihdows. furnace and
hath Tor each apartment. wide lot to alley.
. wsii.built house. Price, $1,000;
:. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
Main 1fSs. 1907 New York Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

Price. sli,Soo--on 13tb street in
Columbia Heights. close to Central
High School. beautiful square
In which 10 own q home, and a
most convenient situation This
house heated with hot water, hsv-
ing inlAid noors and electric nShta
Possession within 80 days.
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$8.S5O

$3.50
In MT. PLEASANT. one block sazt Of
18th street. ncsr Park road 7 rooms and
bath; colonial type homer h. ". b.. cleo
tricity. This house is In perfect condition.
he wing been nicely papered and painted: deep
lot to Is II. alley: possession At once: terms
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MT. PLEASANT
$4,000
NORTHEAST
$500
NEAR KENDALL GREEN
$4,000

A well. built s-story brick dwell
ing on Florida avenue; rooms,
bath; furnace heat; alley.
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Classified PEAL, ESTATE, ADVERTISING
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ron 0ALE-HOO0k1
BOSS q PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4S4o.
l4o6 II Street N. w.
Price. s.eoo--Nssr i.th ana
Park road. occupied by present
owner; . two-story six.r room and
bath boH-style colonial brick house,
h.yins inlsld noors. electric lights.
larss porehss. q back yard on .
level with the alley: ample spxce
for . garage convenient terms'of
sale and Possession any time.
a little on from Ilth street and
south OF M street. a three story
bay window brick house. having
ten rooms and bath. good heating
plant, several open nreplaeeA We
DciltNo tnls - y kOO1 Buy tOI =
home or for an Investment
Price, -si6.ooS-In Chevy Chase.
a beautiful corner home, large lot.
great many trees. and the house
containing nine rooms. two baths,
hot-water heat and electric lights.
There is also a garage. This prop
lFtH has nnsillyAlX ANHFkfhinR
could wish for In "A well located
suburban homo. Located close to
Connecticut avenue near the circle.
Price. sii,Soo-on 18th street in
Columbia Heights. close to Central
High School. a beautiful square
In which TO own q home, and a
most convenient situation This
is . three-story window brick
house heated with hot water. hsv-
ing inlAid noors and electric nShtA
Possession within 80 days.
Price. .ss.boo-Near 18th and n
streets. Immediate possession will
structed three-story brick housoi
there are ten large rooms. several
open fireplaces; wide paved alley
In rear of lot with room for ga
rage; convenient terms Of saie
This property 10 In nrst-cisss con-
dillon.
Price. SIo,5oo--In ono OF tho at
tractive squares In Mt Pleasant.
south Of PARK road. q two-story
bath, hardwood foors. hot water
heat, electric lights, front and rear
porches. and there In . garage on
so-foet paved alley. Possession
Price. Sio.Soe--west Of Cosnec-
ticut avenue and near Dupont
Circle, In an exclusive block of
high-class homes, three-story
house having ten rooms and bath.
good lot to paved alley and room
inspected at any time and pos
session will be given
fr.es. sIe,.tss.c.n ., p seid on
monthly payments; posssssion With
in 10 days; . very attractive two
story and attic house: modern In
every respect; many convenient
features, such as built-in china
closet, outside pantry. specially
built place for refrigerator; large
porches.
HOME OF HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main 1910. .
1I06 II Street N. ".
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$500
A splendid . room and bath homo IN
waahineton's most fashionable neighbor-
hood in the vicinity OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
This house has been newly papersd and
painted, has h W. h. and electricity. Va
can't. A splendid opportunity to buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
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7ls l4th st. N. W.
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USED FORD touring cars;
choice of 3. Apply STEW
ART GARAGE, 141-151 18th
st. N. E.
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SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
GEORGETOWN
Sl2,bO
Main 2s45.

A well constructed homs In q
good nsishborhood; semi q staehs cd;
- rooms. . baths; layatory on
nrst moor; hot-wstsr heat. sas;
front porch; hardwood noors aud
trim; screens: space for garaSe;
alley owner occupies property and
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1915 model, in wonderful con-
dition; tires good; new lenders
and paint in good shape; a bar
gain for cash. Call Main $500,
Miss REID. (Reg. 1Oo9.)
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INVESTMENTS.

1Ii3-lIl3h 5th ST. s. E.-5 rooms
each: gas. Rented for $40. Both for
S2.sS0.
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Price. SIo.5oo--In ono of tho at
tractive squares In MI. Pleasant.
south Of Park road. = two-story
house, having seven rooms and
heat, electric lights, front and rear
porches. and there In Q garage on
q so-foot paved alley. Possession
given
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$4,000

On wide avenue in the NORTHEAST;
near LINCOLN PARK: attractive home Of
3 rooms and bath: b. ". h.: newly painted
Terms can be arranged Possession will be
given.
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PHONE Us If YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

A most Desirable home OF 10 rooms and
. baths; in the NORTHEAST; newly %
pered; b. ". h.: oonvenisnt to cars. Rea.
sonabls terms.
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Prsos, eie,sSe-Can b cold ON
terms of $4,000 cash and easy
monthly payments; POSSESSION With
story and attic house: modern In
every respect; many convenient
features, such a. built-in china
closet, outside pantry. specially
built place for refrigerator; large
porches-
Evening star., 1920-11-22
REPORT SUGGESTS JOINT
RECLASSIFICATION WORK
Budget Bureau and Civil Service
Commission Declared Able to
Act in Co-operation.

Administration of reciasslncatton
by both the budget bureau and civil
Service Commission is recommended
to Federal Employees Union, No. 2, by
DR.. J. Franklin Myer of the bureau
of standards and George A. Hill of
the Naval Observatory.
This recommendation, contained in
a special report on the recent Moses
Lambie brief on the reclassiflcation
report. came as surprise to MEM
bers of the union. many of whom had
been led to believe that budget legis-
lation and administration of the re
classification by the civil service body
were Incompatible
1.-THE committee finds that the re-
port of the commission recommen ending
the 'administrat ton of the reclassifica :
tion by an independent agency was
wise. under the then-existing circum-
stances but sees no reason why local
No. should not agree to a properly
correlated budgetary and Civil Service
Commission administration of re-
classification fatty declare Drs. Myer
and Hill.
These experts find that. "the omis-
sion of qualifications from specifica-
tions may be expedient and not det-
rimental since the report Of the com
mission is available as d source of in
formation and reference for the ad-
ministYatiye agency. whichever it
may be, budget bureau OF civil serv-
ice commission
Such omission, it was pointed out
today. would mean that the descrip-
Evening star., 1920-11-22
HAVE PLAN TO BUY PAPER.
California Publishers Want Benefit
of Lowered Prices.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 22.-
The California Press Association, in.
session here, has instructed it's COM
mittee on news print paper to ar
range for organizing a corporation
for purchasing paper for the benefit
of members.
Reports to the association indi-
Gated a break in the paper market
in the east, but it was announced the
lessening of prices had not been felt
in California.
Swedish paper for January delivery
the association. for S10.75 hundred
pounds, a saving of $50 ton on
prices smost California papers must
pay now.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

tion Mr.. Untermyer has complained
of obstacles" placed in the path of
portant witnesses could not be found
ny subpoena servers Although it is
not summer" he said, summer re-
sorts outside the state seem to be
quite popular"
Evidence sought by the committee
also has been elusive. according to
Mr.. Untermyer, who brought out dur
ing examination that a group Of cut
stone contractors had destroyed GER
tain documents relating to price-f1x-
ing because they might have been
incriminated" if the papers fell into
the hands of the committee.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
TOBACCO TO BE POOLED.
Growers in Virginia Also
Will Fix Planting.

LYCNHBCRG. Va. November 22.-
An agreement to pool their tobacco
crop for the next Ave years and to
limit their planting to a maximum to
be 1xed yearly was reached here to
day by eighty tobacco growers Of the
dark tobacco belt Of Virginia.
Organization of the American To-
bacco Growers Protective Association
was effected at the meeting. and fif-
teen directors were chosen. Head Of
ices of the organization will be In
Lynchburg. W. H. Glenn of Prospect
is president. Efforts will be made to
expand the association to include the
tobacco growers of Kentucky.
Under the agreement reached it will
become valid when it is signed by
growers of tobacco representing 81
per cent to the 1919 crop, or approx
mately 100000 pounds of tobacco
Members agree to accept the recon-
mendations of the directors as to the
maximum acreage they Will plant.