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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
LTVESTOCK MARKETS


! Chicago. Ill, Octc. 15.-Cattle-Recelpt Is
I lz.o00- very slow, early bids lower Few
/ good and fair choice steers sold az tla-sl
I G17-50; prime cattle. scarce grassy kinds,
I S5-25 $50. Gamers. mostly 500 2 e-le'
! bologna bulls. steady. $500 Z go calves,
} opening lower. $1,000 $50 grassy
] calves. mostly ss.5oG12.00. feeders, SLOW
I 20 shade easier; receipts, Westerns s'l''
I quality plain. market weak
HoEs-ReceiptE u. COOS mostly IS 70 z5c
higher than yesterdsy's average TOP
one load. $3.50: bulk hEht and butcn-
ers f15.25 315-so; bulk packing sows
S1A-15 GLASS; pigs. struuE-
sheeu-Receipts. 22.ooo- fat stock open
Choice native lambs 20 packers. $500;
bulk. 91Lo0G 1200s good western. 21z-25s
choice uusold fat ewes, 1uotable up %
s5.15; bulk. s5-ooG5.5o; feeders. active,
Kaasas city Livestock. Close.
Kanszs city. no Oct 15--Cattle--Hla-
eaipts. 11,goos market higher HeiferE,
steady 20 sc higher few choice lots
s1zo0T1z25. calves. q 60 SOC lower. ell
other classes mostly steady. corn fed
steers. $40; grassers, $500 Q 1900; good
and choice vealerz, $3.50 Q 1905 TOP,
Hog-Reesipts. 5000 best kinds 20
shipper 20 70 soc higher than yester-
days average. other kinds closing Is %
medium, s1L5o915.1o; bulk. heavy, Sass
CLASS
Sheep-Receihts. eo00s sheep mostly sc
higher. western ewes, 85-25. native
lambs. strong. TOP. $780, western lambs.
slow and draEgys early TOP. {lL4o; best
uusold az II a. m
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver. Colo, Oct 11.-Cattle-ha-
caipts. 5000. market slow and about
steady. Beef steers. $500 $1,000; COWS
and heifars. ss00G7z5. calves. s8.5o7
1900 stoclzers and feeders 500 q $50.
HoE-Receipts. 300i market strong %
10c higher. Top, f15-55s bulk. 214-soG
1873
Sheep-ReceiptE. 71e0s market steady
TsarllnEz. s7.757GT5: lambs. 911-50G
1900 wethers. ss00Gs-75. ewes, g4-o17
$50 feeder lambs f1175 G1250-
Tort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort worth. Tex. Oct 11.-Cattle-Ele-
ceipts E5o0- market steady BeeFea. $500
GIO-o0; stockers. f5-o0G 8.1o; cows. s5.15
OATS hsifers. $500 7G50- bulls. 5000
500 calves 94e0G1o-75-
HoE-Receipts. 1000. market 3 20 15c
higher. Heavy, f1L5G1AT5: light e4T5G
Ass; medium. g1Ao081f.5o; mixed, s11-oo
914ooi common. $500 @ LOO; pigs, 1000
01-0o.
shesp-Rseelpts 0; market unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
OORMARKET /
IN LIVERPOOL
DROPS COTTON

New Orleans, Ia. Oct 15.-The
slump in the Liverpool market
yesterday caused a drop in the price
Of cotton here on the opening TO-DAY
During the first hour OF business
prices we're 80 to As points under the
close Of Monday with December down
TO 1923 Favorable weather over the
belt caused more or less selling. Prf-
vate cables from LevirpooI stated
that values there have been affected
by continued financial and fndugtriaI
depression.
Opening bids: Oct. 2O.Os bid. Dee
1885 Jan, 1925; March. 1905 Nav
1855; steady.
Lne weekly crop reports were conrf5-
cred favorable and selling increased mod
erately following their reading 10 ~
ring Little demand appeared from, am
quarter and it did not require large Offer
lngs 70 depress prices which On the trad
Ing up 20 II o'clock fell 90 levels Of 81 10
81 points under the close OF HTonda--
December eased off 10 1O-16c
Substantial reactions were caused BY
short covering reports that trade Interests
were buying. and the fear that the baron
eter lines on the weather map meant rain
for the belt Prices recovered 90 within
the trading toward the close the market
lost much o. its steadiness. falling 10 net
declines OF % TO g points
Spot coctton steady. quotations revised.
Middllng. rs points lower sales on the
spot. 1888 bales; TO arrive. 1900. low mid
ding. &l425; mlddling S20T5s good
middling, S2275: receipts. 5Of5: stock.
224. 57l.
The cotton market closed steady az net
~" nHrn 81 20 wi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
COUP
ON REPORT OF
HOLDING MOVE

Chicago, III. Oct 13.-Wheat prices
today In Chicago reflected the decline
Of values yesterday in the northwest
while the market here was closed.
Later, however, something Of a rally
took place here in connection with
gossip that one of the largest millers
in the United States had made an in
vestigauon which showed that do
nestle producers were holding be-
tween IS and 20 percent Of their
wheat. Opening prices which ranged
from ] 2 TO 8 cents lower, with De-
cember sos TO sos and March
SzOl = 20 S2.O2. were followed by
moderate upturns from initial bottom
figures.
The market subsequently scored a
sharp advance, stimulated by reports
OF farmers agitation for higher prices
and by announcement Of seriously
adverse crop conditions in India The
market closed nerVously, I = TO "a
cents higher, with December sos =
TO s2-10A and March S2-052i TO s2-06.
Corn went lower with wheat. There
by commission houses AFTER open
ing IL cents off TO 5 cent advance
including December at 865l TO 86a
cents, the market underwent a sag all
around
Later the market hardened with
wheat. Prices closed unsettled, 2 2 C
net lower to &c advance with De-
cember S67s QS7c-
Oats were easier as q result OF the
weakness Of other grain, starting 5
to &c down, December Sc to 56H al
and displaying but little power to re-
cover.
Provisions sympathlzed with &C.
reals, despite higher quotations on
hogs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
WEST TEXAS CHAMBER WILL
MARKET COTTON IN EUROPE

ArrsnEem have been made by
the West Texas chamber OF commerce
20 market in Europe 1900 bales OF
low grade cotton grown in the west
ern part OF the stale, according 20
W Il. Wheeler, assistant manager Of
that organization. who IS in FL PasO-
The marketing plan vas completed
Tuesday in Abilene. Tex by a com
mittee Of the West Texas chamber.
and provides for the pooling OF the
cotton By its growers. and its subse-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
COPPERS ARE
WEAKER; SALES
ARE BUT SMALL

The money situation continued TO
De the Influencing factor in the mar
ket. according to j. S. Curtiss & Co..
Security Bank building. The opening
renewal rate was at percent and Il
advanced TO percent. Prices were
not affected 70 any extent but trad
ing fell off 10 light scale.
Rails generally showed slight ad-
Fances, Reading and Northern Pa
cific leading with gains OF ~ ana
= points. oils and industrials were
steady. with a few OF the specialties
showing advances OF as much as one
point.
The weak spot in the market was
the copper shares. Utah and Shelter
declining 15z points. New Cornelia
was higher with sales at 1SH
The weak spot IN the market was
eie copper shares, Utah and Shelter
declining IL. New Cornelia was
higher with sales at 49,.
&C.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

houses, where it viii be sold as the
market for IL occurs Satisfactory
securities are TO be taken for the cot
ton The procedure that probably
viii obtain viii be 20 file with the
French government warehouse re-
ceipts fin exchange for bonds or de-
bentures negotiable in this country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

e H Elzey. living at the 7. ~ c. A
dormitory. died early Tuesday night
from a sudden illness OF acute indi-
gestion. Coroner Clark Wright con-
Quoted an inquest and learned that he
had complained OF indigestion for
some weeks. He decided death was
due to natural causes. Elzey was a
native Of New Orleans. The body was
removed TO a morgue pending word
from relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Cauitnfs Surplus G. Profits s48O.0OO. 60
luteEeEt Paid On Savings Accounts.
Q. u. lIorehend. President.
Io1eph IaEoffins e-IireEideuf.
Q. n. ElGleff, Tfce-rresident.
George ID. EIory, Vice-Prerl1euf.
r. ". EcAfee, Cashier.
O. n. Eebelzer. AaEfntnmf Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METAL



New York. Oct Prime mercantile
aapars g.
Exchange. easy
sterling demand &GE. cables. ssH
Time loans, steady. $50 days, 50 days
and months. TX 08 percent.
call money strong. HlEh 10: low. 4:
ruling rate. s.; closing BID, g; offered at
l1- last loan. 10.
Ba- silver. domestic, unchanged: for
eiEn. S.
Mexican dollars. 66&c.
Copper, nominal Electrolytic. spot and
fourth quarter 17G1T4e
Iron. easy no. ! northern. $4,000
59-o9i Nc northern $500 O $500 No. 2
southern. $4,000 $500.
Tin. weak spot and nearby. 5000.
11tures. e41eo-
Autimouv s5.62H.
Lad. quiet spot tT5cGT-7E
1uc easier East St Louis delivery,
spot gT-25 F1-GTff
LONDON METAL ETAHEET
london, England. oct 11.-C1oslnr quo
-acious-
spot copper. Est. ia
-lectrolTtic. sos.
Tin, E155. S.
Lad. E1f IS.
INC .a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Secrets OF The
Mo0ies Re5eaIed
What IS the chief difference in
writing a play for the stage and
writing q mhnfonTa-V

writing a phOtopIay3
A Both the scenario writer's and
{ the playwright must tell stories Ia a
series OF scenes. The playwright's
Z work consists Of dialogues between
I characters and stage directions. A
I photoplay author writes his story
| solely for the director. His scenes are
/ description OF actions. combined with
I descriptions OF scenes. The stage
[ play is usually limited to two or three
I changes Of scenes and times. Few
7 five-reel photoplays are written In
| less than two hundred scenes the
stage writer gets his story over BY
I means Of words, while the scenario
7 tion.
q. Of what ancestry Is Bebe Dan
A Bebe is spanish-Amsrieau. she
derives her brunette qualities from
/ her grandmother a Spanish lady who
married her grandfather when he
was American consul to Buenos-
Aires. She inherits her acting ability
from her mother who was an actress
O. When was Earl Williams born,
and what are the ages Of Courrny
TenrIe and Niles WeIchT
A II Dick Barthelmess was "a. he
would be two years older than Niles
Welch and 10 years younger than
Earl Williams and Conway TearIe.
DICK was born IN 1885. Now how
much younger is sWelch than Tearle
and Williams2
G. What r. Ala Nazimova's correct
name and to whom married.
- Nazimova IS Mrs Charles Bry-
ant. It Is her right name
q Whom did Charles Ray marryg
A Miss Cara Grant. a non-profes-
sionaL-CoDyright 1920, Thompson
Feature Service.
What Is one thing that the photo
play writer must be able TO dor
Answer to this question VIII up-
pear tomorrow IN this depart
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago GRAIN Close
WhsEt-Dec.. f2-o9is. March. Sos.
Con-Dscs SsSc; Nay, eoEc-
Ozts-Dec. 561tc; Nay. 6ofc-
Chicago Provisions Close
Perfect, $4,000 November. 923ee.
Lard-Nov-, 1850: jan 1s-s5c.
RiEs-oct. 17-o0cs Jan. 15.10c.
Chicago Produce, Close.
ChioEsn, I'LL. Oct 15-Butter-LoEsr,
Creame--. t0G54c-
.EEra-Hi CHER: receipts. 6f2s eases.
FlrEts. E71f 9s6Hcs Ordinary firBts, SIG
SIC: at market cases Included, 49, 5Gcs
standards 5s1z 16ozc; storage packed.
firstT seq 0s135c; refrigerator, firsts,
49, Gs94e
PouItry-AIive. lower. Fowls. general
run. 2Ic. springs. 25izc. turkeys, zoe.
Potatoes-Wealz5 receipts 116 cars
Minnesota and Wisconsin. sacked and
bulk, round white. sLs5GLI5; Minnesota
and South Dakota early Ohios. sacked,
g1-65E1-75- Minnesota and South Da-
lzota early Ohios. sacked, S1-75 Q 1-s0. Jer-
Eoy giants size
Kansas City Produce, Close.
10 Kansas City. No. Oct 13.-Butter-
Packing 54c. 70 Sc lower.
EEEs-59 SOC
PoultrT-Hsus, UNCHANGED 10 1e lover,
90 2 2scs springs. unchanged % 1c lower,
q F2tc5 ROSTERS. &c lower. 1te,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

Coal burns faster during a frost. for
the reason that there is more free
oxygen IN the air
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

NaW T0rE UcI- Ll--C0lT11 IlIur17
closed steady October 20.f5cc. Deem
Der. 2o-53cs January. 19.ssc; March, 19.f5c;
Nay. 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

dinner in Juarez at 6 o'clock saturday
s-eri1e- october %. Arrangement
bsve been made for passports for ne
occasion, Il p. Forster ac-l.s 49,
me dinner viii cost 81 plate. Eacn
member may bring a guest OF two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON. CLOSE.
Galveston. Tex. Oct 15.-Spota. uulet
and unchanged 1nddlinE, 22.5oc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
LACK
FIXED TREND:
TRADE DULL

NeW York, Oct 13.-Today's duh
stock market lacked a definite trend,
moderate strength % rails being off
SET ~ occasional pressure against
special Issues. sales Appropriated
100000 shares The close was STEADY.
Liberty bonds closed. 5AE f9224. first
y ss2-soi second &c, 3Se10. first f1tE
fss-5es second 4HA G89-1s. third AS
see-6fi fourth axe. gg925: victory sEa
ta6-lQs Victory AKA g9611
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
JUAREZ DUCK DINNER IS
PLANNED BY TRAVEL Frs

The FL Paso post Of the Travellers
Protective association will give a duck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

Agricultural statistiesn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28
1906 H St. NV.

PRICE, $16.000-An unusual bargain In a
hi&h-class home located in a beautiful resi-
dence square south Of Massachusetts avenue
IL the downtown section. This is q wide three
story brick residence of handsome appearance
containing ten unusually large rooms, two
baths, servants quarters. numerous open IRE
places and electric lights. Very prompt pos
session can be obtained and easy terms of
sale made.
PRICE, $I4.5O0tA very salablc home in
washington Heights. west of Columbia road:
two-st0ry and attic colonial brick house sit
uated on the corner of alley and having
SIDE light. The house has eight rooms and
Dath. sleeping porch, large 'front.' porch hot
water heat electric lights and is in fine condi-
ton throughout. Owner having purchased
new home. immediate possession can be ar.
ranged.
rhICE. $12. 750-In the Cleveland Park Gee.
ton, can be sid on terms of 81 600 cash and
convenient monthly payments. This is q two
story colonial house with four bedrooms hat
ana sleeping porch on second floor. There is
large living room with open Fireplace hot.
water heat, electric lights. oak floors and
many other features that make tbis~bonss
attractive There is a fireproof heated rarsge
fhiCE. $l3.5OO-Navsl o63cer ordered to sea
IS OFFERING most desirable downtown hone
An inspection Of this house will prove It's
value. The house is in beautiful condition
throughout, has ten rooms and hath ho, re-
ter heat. electric lights and q garage This
house Is very salable and we'll WORTH yo,r in
speclon. An offer for cash will i,e con-
sidered. ~ pe con-
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*
Tel. NJ 1870 iAoe TT c. >-,,
Tel. M. 1910.

FOR sAI.D-ONLY $500 CASH. $ss.s 81 MONTH.
including all interest; facing Pa. ave. cars and
beautiful park: pretty 2-story press brick with
paved street; new bath. DONE miss this spe-
cial bargain.
II. b. HOWpNSTEIN CO.,
1914 r Ut. NV. or 7th and H SITS. ne.
NEW 10th ST. HOMES.
FOR SALE+s50O to 350s 18th. between
Meridian and Oak.
rooms. baths; rear porches: garage:
lots "A feet
Open daily and Sunday. Lighted until 8
pm.
Nj. & r. B. WARREN,
Phone II. 90 or Con. COST.
f6k HOMES AND INVESTA0NID
30 AAHORNDY & eUILIvAH-
seThey Knew Wa.AingtoA."
HI Eye st. NV. Tel. Main 1N10s
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BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS.
Tel. NJ. 1910.

PRICE, $10,500-Near Dupont Circle; owner
occupying house Is leaving city and offering
most desirable home for sale. There are nine
rooms and bath six bedrooms electric lights,
ample room for garage. This house Is finished
in mahogany and white and is in excellent con-
dition throughout. Few houses, If any, SO we'll
situated in the downtown section are offered
for sale at such reasonable price
PRICE, $16,0O0-A comparatively new home
in Chevy Chase. close to Connecticut avenue
and this side Of the circle; can be sold ON
terms OF $500 cash and monthly payments: a
house well worth your immediate inspection :
OF individual construction, wide clapboards
and green shutters, two stories and attic. hay
ing hot-water heat, electric lights expensive
fixtures and q garage.
PRICE, SIS. 500-A well situated northwest
nome, occupied by an owner who will give
possession when desired; three STORY colonial
Dr1ck house having nine rooms, two large
bathrooms house heated with hot water hay
ing electric lights and q brick garage. This
property is In beautiful condition throuxhout
ana convenient terms Of sale can be made.
1ou would do well to look at this house
PRICE, 15.O00-A home in the exclusive down.
Town section west Of 10th st. and close to
Connecttcut avenue. This is a three-sfory
brick house, built by one Of the reliable archi.
reefs There are ten rooms two ha this. hot
water neat and electric lights, This Dronerfv
can De Inspected at any time. Owner ieayinS
city Is anxious to sell and will giro vcr1
prompt possession.
n>co a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

FOR SALE
One of the very best houses
in the city, located near 18th and
Harvard sts., NV; having 9
rooms and bath, and hot-water
heat; vacant, and in first-class
condition. Price and terms very
reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
91s N ST. N.W.-STORY BRICK 8 ROOMS.
bath; nezr car line: large lot; for coiored;
5000. G. 8. SHREvB. 1000 It'll NV, sole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

Price, $16,50O.
Sixteenth Street.
Eleven rooms, two baths: modern tlrree-story
aome; recently papered and painted. This
property Is vacant, and owner desires a quick
sale. fhone US for an inspection.
Price, $4,000.
Wyoming Ave, 1900 Block.
THIS desirable residence in Washington
aeIshts can be purchased on very reasonable
Terms. 1t contains ei-ht rooms, two baths and
Is modern in every particular
Price, $4,000.
Columbia Heights-Harvard St.
THIS is very attractive home in a desirable
ne,snDorhood. is modern in every respect, and
esh DC purchased at reasonable price Occu-
pied by owner. who will give possession.
Price, $11,5OO.
Mt. Pieasant-Columbia Rd
This property is occupied by the owner. WIN
IS desirous OF quick sale as he must leave
LOVE, ,s, lt contains rooms and is modern.
Phone US for an inspection.
JOHN w. THO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-HOUsES
HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC,
1854 II Street NV Phone Main 1923.

HEDGES & NIL
1884 II Street NV.
fnee. ~, S0o.0O-CLEvELAND PARK. A
very high type Of home, recently COM
Pieted BY one Of the best builders; finely
constructed in every detail, and choicest
material used throughout. It IL entirely
detached ON large corner lot: contains
ten rooms, sleeping porch, three baths
ana Il equipped with the very latest
improvements. There Ia also q garage.
Terms OF sale are very interesting.
frlre% N,SSO.W-W. OF 18th ST. ABOVE
PARK RID. An attractive six-room and
path brick In this neighberhood. where
Iow-priced houses ere hard to find. The
house IN In beautiful condition. has hard
wood floors and electric lights. and is
occupied BY the owner. who will sell on
reasona bic terms and give immediate
possession.
Price, $2O,75O.o1CHEvY CHASE, ND. A
new house in about the best location in
this section; very close to The Chevy
chase Club. A detached home contain
ing rooms and 2 baths and a brick
garage for two cars. It f. Thoroughly
modern and Is situated on q lot 5ux $50
II Easy terms be arranged
Effce, N.9OO.W-TAKOMA PARK BCSGA-
LOW. Ideal little home With all the
rooms on one door. 1t IL modern. with
an conveniences. on concrete street.
cement sidewalk and has very large
lot, 2a12s2 IT,. with about 80 young
1ruit trees. most attractive place
HEDGES r NIT
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FOR SALE-H0USES

Price So 700 00-NEAR THE HIGHLANDS.
In one of the choice sections OF WASH
iuyton Heights: 4 beautiful home con
tanning IL rooms and 4 baths. six large
MASTER bedrooms. attractive drawing
ROOM dining and reception rooms. le IL
now IN perfect condition: contains eiec-
trio lights, hot-water heat. instantaneous
water heater. aud has hardwood rarqoet
floors throughout
Price, $40 zoo O0-NEw DEWEY HOTEL An
excellent proposition for home, room
renting or investment psEposek. Three
story bay window brick in Q block where
property 10 rapidly increasing in value
This pays On excellent return on the
investment, sud seeking scnnd In
vestment will do we'll to inspect it at
oncc.
Price, 5000 0o--BLOoMINGDALE. Very sell
dom q house Of this character is offered
for sale at such q low price 1t Is 10
Gated In an excellent block sno contains
six ruoms and bath, and has plenty OF
room for n garage. Terms can ee ar
ranged.
Price 81 go OO-NIT. PLEASANT. We are
ufrerin. three-story ten-room brick
house In one Of the best leca tons Of this
section The house il modern; in per-
feet condition. and is now vacsut. The
price is very low. aud convenient terms
of sale will be made
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FOR SALE-HnUaE

s sSR SALE BIT owNER-6EooM AND HAfu
S. 800 ADDRESS Box s.a.P. Star once. -.
and bath: LAUNDRY tubs. furnace heat: ,sr..,
berk yard and soft. alley: newly rspered s5I
Rauss r nssd ss 1:ss s ST s,es sn:S s~
l. ssi NEWsoW anu i 'n1ef Il :. n
POSSESSION loss 10 DAYS. DETACusp: :
per ceut. Col. s2l7,I.
NEAR HOUSE OFFICE BLING.
convenient to Capitol and coast and xeotle;,..
srict r. nidss: Nearly new attractive 2-story
neat. both electric and gas lighting, Garsr.
4. 1 e. G GS1ei!,s1; Bsrrs.n at 5000
We nave the BI,ST IN every section
HolMEAD ST. NEAR l4th AND PARK RID
c,n ~ anc oAth on two noors: $500. Teru.
IA 18th a prM , BApMAN 4 nEINzMAN.
NEAS LINCOLN PARk-ss. 500. ROOMS
ra un.n. with h.-w.h.; colonial porch: r,,o,,.
.s1 l9sh Nv Phone Main $3.50
pETwoRIH SPECIAL.
IMMEDIATE PoSsESSION
rooms. tiled bath. hot-watcr heat .a>
,,rscificity. Detached home GU 4"ft. lot: fail,
SivWc unfurnished. For Immediate sale. viii
,arn The complete furniture Tor 800 Ea,y
OWNER. 44oa 7th st. NV. or 4. ~ MooRF
| exclusive agentl. No. 40 18th NV
On MASS. AVE. NE. NEAR rNloS STA
prier s.. 30: 500 cash; balance monthly. ii
4; HOWENsTElN CO.. 1914 Il. NV. a.
18th and Ii SIS. me- ~ "
IN M BLsgoMINGDALb sEcIIoN-MopERN. =
story 6-room and bath colonial porch house
sot-~ater heat: electric lights: good lot rooui
s ses sarassi rrcs o SS,o; sloe cash; Pc,
". NV. or 9Th and ii sts. NO.
| LES OTIS PLACE N.w-IF BOUGHT FROM
IN commission viii be given 10 purchaser
Col. 3l7s before pm. sps
ONLY Se.S0O-S3OO CASH BALANCE $50 PIE
month; 5room frame; lot ao1iOo 10 soft. ailsy
!e6 Carroll st. sc. FRANK Il, Iiui,kJH>
i04 kresge building ~
VACANT: COL. BRICK: 4 BRIGHT ROOMS;
S .an S,h me shape; 500; bal. ike rent. owNkE
| On 10th Ia. NEAR II sT-S ROOMS AMI
p.,n: n-wh:: very good condition: we'll bull;
psS 1s.1sy ,e SriGs; Pcs 80 Coed cast
tsif y 81. NV. or 9TH and III sts.
fE ~. NV. LOCATIONS ROOMS
Satl attic. buiit;in ssrsge. electric light
balance monthly. 6 per cent Ioans. r.,gscss,|i.
9Th and Ii SITS. ne.
soOp 5ROOM.DEEP HOUSE IN PETWoEfk
session: II. \. HowESsTEIN CO. 1914 +
! s.. NV. or 9TH and ii SITS. ne.
VACANT AND ~ "a GOOD ORDER
$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
JAMES SEE f. s iHsa s sss ST "a AN Syt NV
NEAE ST: DOMINiO's CHURCH
LARGE BRICK DWELLING WITH HRiCk
GARAIE: THE PROPERTY BEING Local
P Pr SS Ant ST g gEFWEEN ~ ANp s,h ST
| AND THE PREMISES ARE VACANT
I-aAMES +. SHEA. S43 La. AVE. NV
| TWO-FAMIbY BRICK BUILDING ar +,
LOCATED ON McRT rSiy 81 Ne ,xrx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

Price, S1O,50O.
Newton St. at 1900 Block.
Three-story brick containing ten rooms. is
vacant and immediate possession can be had.
The owner will accept 81 600 cash, and desires
an offer.
Price, $3.50.
Girard St. Near 18th.
strictly modern. six rooms, reception hail.
bath, with all modern improvements; hot
water heat; electric lights. There is also a
garage large enough for two cars.
Price, $500.
400 Block Monroe St.
Tais property will make some one Il nice
little home. 1t contains six rooms and ba tn
and is modern. Let show it to you.
Price, 5000.
Near Soldiers Home.
Located In a very desirable neighborhood. is
modern In every particular, has six rooms and
bath. hardwood floors and oak trim, is semi
detached. steel beams. etc.
'MPSON & CO.,
'orated-
Main 1E7.