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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14
Nelmente Spark
og vor Skoles Fremtid.

We'd at lpse n. p. Langs Ar
tikel i ,,Danskeren' for 81. De-
cember, 1919, bley jeg bedre-
vet - like saa meget for n.
p. Lang, som for de Ting, han
angriber eller giver Spark til,
som {. Eks. yor Blade, wore Re-
dakt9rer, Bladmissionen, Forlags-
hus, ia endogsaa Den foernede
Kirke."
Jeg blev bedr9vet for wore Bla-
de. Hvorledes skal Diet gaa dem
efter neste Aarsmede? y. p.
Langs nesten haanende Udtryk /:
hvis disse holder Vejret
efter neste Aarsm9de' SPAR in
tet godt. Lad vere, at der er
Mangler we'd ,,Danskeren' og
,,Kirkebladet', jeg we'd dog, at
disse to gamle, trofaste Venner
har veret og er fremdeles kgre
Caster j mango HEM og isar
saadanne, hvor man like Saa
godt kan f9lge med i Diet En-
geLske. ,,Kirkebladet" har va-
ret til megen Yelsignelse for el-
Dire troende Folk, for den Klas-
Sc af Folk, som like kaster sig
ind j Discussion ON Dansk ell
Ter Engelsk, men som beder til
Gud, at hvis Diet virkelig lykkes
Diet engelske Element indenfor
Den forenede danske ev. luth.
Kirke' at faa ,,Danskeren' og
,,Kirkebladet' ryddet af Vejen,
at der da maa aabnes en- anden
Kilde, hvorfra de kan 0se Vel
signelse. Jeg kan like Sc bedre,
end at y. p. Lang giver saavel
,,Danskeren" og ,,Kirkebladet",
som dem, der elsker nevnte Bla-
de, ct yelment Spark.
.Jeg blew bedr9vet for wore
Redakt9rer. like for, hvorledes
Diet skal gaa dem, hyis de skull
de blive hPldt nd, men for den
Made, hvorpaa de behandles.
Lad vere, at nogle kan enske
dem anderledes, onske at de var
mere efter deres Hoved - deres
lydige Shaver - eet we'd jeg be-
stemt, at de har r9gtet deres
Kald efter Eyne og paa den
Made, som de efter deres Over
bevisning og, jeg tor sige, med
Ansvar overfor Gud og Meme
skier ansaa for Ret, hvorfor jeg
anser Diet for Uret mod dem, at
angribe dem paa e. saadan Maa-
de, som N. p. Lang har gjort
i ,,Danskeren" for 81. Dee. 1919.
n. p. Lang har givet, jeg kan
like sc rettere, ct velment Spark
ill wore Redakt@rer.
Jeg blev bedrovet for wort
Forlagshus. Hvorledes skal Diet
gaa Forlagshuset, hvis n. p.
IIangs Anskuelse har yundet Rod
faste blandt ct st9rre Publikum
linden for ,,Den forenede Kirke''7
vi err dog altid bleyen fortalt,
at vor Litteraturmission var 10
get af Diet vigtigste for at frem-
me Guds RIGGS Sag iblandt wort
Folk. Jeg har endogsaa hort N.
p. Lang - ham selv - j pene
og code Ord Portable dette. M
maa imidlertid samme Person
have skiftet Sind, og jeg kan
like Sc bedre, end at N. p. Lang
giver vor Iitteratmmission ct
velment Spark. ~
Jog fsev bsdrSvet over Udtslel:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14
Sammenslutning af ,,Danske-
og D.l.Kirkeblad" netop

rem og ,D.LKirkeblad" netop
fordi Reds personlige On
ske har gaaet j modsat Refining
meddeles f9lgende Udtalelse at
en- betydelig Legmand i vor Kir-
Ike j Brew til Forretningen: .Jeg
vii oprigtig haabe, at der like
finder nogen Sammenslutning
Sted af ,,Danskeren" og ,,Kirke-
bladet."
,,Danskeren" har sikkert j sin
nuvarende Skikkelse en- betyde-
Zig Opgave at l9se indenfor vor
Kirke og Wilde ogsaa faa en- lys
Fremtid, ON man fra indflydel-
sesrig Side wilde arbejde mere
paa at st9tte den og skaffe den
pget Udbredelse i wort Folk
- Laserne har naturligvis Fri
he'd til at samstemme eller mod
sige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14

Past. H. Berthelsen i Omaha
har taget imod Kald fra Menig-
hederne i Rolfe og Calender, Ia,
og venter at flytte til Rolfe og
overtage Kaldet f9rst i April.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14

DEN fSrste Pr@st paa Spitsber-
gsn- Teologisk Kandidat Thor
leif 0stenstad, som at det norsk
lutherske Indremissionsselskabs
Hoxed.s,Ds 81 sqeat som .RsS1t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14

sen ON LPgfolket. like for Lag
folkets Skyld, for de klarer sig
nok uden y. P. Langs Hj9lp,
men for den oyermodige Made,
hvorpaa de omtales, / hvert Fald
/ den Forbindelse, hvori Udtalel-
sen fremkommer. Skulde en- saa-
dan Anskuelse vere noget nd
bredt blandt Prester indenfor
vor Kirkeafdeling, da er yor
Kirkes Dage smart talte. Jeg
kan like sc rettere, end at n.
P. Lang giver begfolket ct vel
ment Spark.
Og jeg blew bedrevet for Den
forenede danske CIV. luth. Kirke'.
U~dtrykket i n. P. Langs Arti-
keel: II den forenede iKrke er
der en- lang Vel til noget. der
hedder Ansvar," og Udtalelser-
ne ON Observation-Disclosures
tegner like til noget godt. Err
man f6rst kommet dertil, at man
like tager Diet saa noje med saa-
dame Ting, saa er Diet gait. Jeg
kan like Sc bedre, end at n. p.
Lang giyer Den forenede Kir-
Ike" ct ordentlig og yelment
Spark.
Og saa er ieg bedrevet for
yor Skoles Fremtid. Forhandlin-
gerne ON denne Sag er kommen
ind paa en- Vel, der like SPAR
noget godt. bet er sikkert nok,
at Lokaliteten like spiller a
stor en- Role: enten Skolen lig-
ger j Blair eller Harlan eller ct
andet Sted, COR vel / og for sig
lige meget. Saa vidt jeg kan Sc,
er Diet like nye og store Bygnin-
ger, vi hardest trenger til, he'll
Ter like at faa Skolen med dens
Inventarium fPr0fessorer ibereg-
nett flyttet Ill Harlan, eller ct
andet Steds hen, men hvad vi
trPnger til, og SON er en- abso-
| Int B%etingelse for at fortsatte
og fremskaffe en- god Skole er
Tillid Ill vor Skole. Vi kan snak-
Ike frem og tilbage ON de andre
Ting saa meget, vi vii, mangler
Tilliden, saa hjelper en- stor og
ny 90 kostbar Skole like. bet er,
som Pastor A. NJ. Andersen skrev,
en- indre Skole, vi mangler.
Medens jeg skriver dette, kom-
mer ieg til at tenke paa noget,
som i sin It'd blew fremsat af
en- af vore Prester. og o Prof.
Wig CAV ct forelSbigt Svar, men
som jeg siden like har hort me-
re ON. Jeg vii her fremsatte
| Sp9rgsmaalet med mine Ord,
som folger: Wide Diet mon like
give vor Skole mere Tillid, ON
allie dens taste Larere - n. p.
Lang iberegnet resignerede
! Ill neste (kommende) AarSm@de2
bet forekommer mig, som ON ct
saadant Skridt, der Wide give
Pr9stera og Delegater Lejlighed
til at velge eller genyelge Lac
rere til Skolen, maa ware ct
Skridt hen imod at skabe Til
lid.
Og saa er Diet Lokaliteten. Sa-
gen har naaet ct Stade for III
den, som g9r Diet farligt for vor
kirke at skulde treffe en- Ago
relse ON Udyidelse eller Flyt-
ming af yOr Skole netop mn til
kommende Aarsm9de. Krigsbsl-
gerne har like lagt sig endnu.
Nationerne er like kommen i
Ro. Der er Uro allie Vegne og
like mindst her j Bandet. Og-
saa vi - wort eget lille Sam
fund-er smittet af Uroen. Jeg
vover at paastaa, at vi er like
rolige nok til at afg9re en- saa
yigtig Sag som vor Skolesag
we'd wort kommende Aarsm6de.
Err der like nogen Udvej til,
at vi kan udsette AfgerelsenY
For Sagens Skyld, for vor Sko-
les Skyld, for vor Kirkes Skyld
| bdr den udsRttes. .Jeo henstiller
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14

vore to Hem og besgg dem we'd
Lejlighed, ON | kan. | skal altid
vaere velkomne, Diet er ,jeg Wis
paa, og Diet har sin store Betyd-
ming baade for jer- selv og for
Hiemmene. Man kan like koms
me ind til saadan en- Folk uden
at blive warm ON Hjertet, og
Diet har man godt af i denne ell
lers kolde Verden.
leg tor nok sige, at der er eet,
som prayer wore to %Bernehjem
saa velsignet, og Diet er Diet hjem-
lige. bet enkelte Barn spiller en-
Role og oliver like borte i
Mengden SON paa de store HEN,
hvor det anstaltsmasige er Diet
alt beherskende. Derfor err Diet og-
saa saaledes, at de smaa, naar
de kommer til os, let lever sig
ind og oliver hjemme i forholds-
Wis kort It'd. 0g saaledes skal Diet
ware. bet er netop Hjemmet, som
disse smaa har mistet, og ct HEN
skal derfor ogsaa Kirken, deres
aandelige Moder, give dem, saa
like den Sang skal do paa deres
Laber:
Hem, Hem, NIT kare HEN!
Nej, ingen Plet paa Jorden,
Err skon SON du, NIT HEN
Eft Bornehjem skal like we're
en- Fattigaard, hvor Bornene be-
handles som smaa Tiggere he'll
Ter like ct ,,Boardinghus hvOr
de mod Detailing faar Uphold for
en- kortere eller lengere It'd he'll
Ter like en- Skole, hyor de er,
for kun at faa Underyisning, men
ct HEN i Ordets virkelige For
| stand, saaledes som Gud sely har
bestemt Diet for hvert Barn som
den bedste Forberedelsesskole for
Livet. Kun i ct HEN kan Bar
met triyes, legemligt og aandeligt,
saa Diet senere kan indtage og
hevde sin Plads og Sitting /
Livet.
Maalet med wore B9rnehjem er
at gore B9rnene l~ykkelige. Lyk-
kelige Born er code Born. Og
saadanne Born oliver dygtige
Mend og Kvinder. Enhver Man
gel i Karakteren har sit virkelige
Grundlag i de Indtryk, man fix
i sin tidligste Barndom. Deltagel-
Sc vekker Deltagelse, Kerlighed
vekker Genkerlighed. like blot
Barnets Ansigt, ogsaa diets HER
tie er ct levende Spell, i hvilket
Omgivelsens Billider genspejles.
Lyse, rene Faryer tyder paa lyse,
rene og lykkelige Indtryk. Lyk.
Ike er kun ct Udtryk for en- lys
og rem Sjel. Al anden Lykke er
Blenyerk og Illusion. En- har
sagt: Kan vi naa at gore wore
Born i Sandhed lykkelige, saa har
vi naaet uendelig meget."
Mango af de smaa, der oliver
bragt til wore Hem, ell mere ell
Ter mindre fors9mte. Der er a
meget, de trenger til. Men der
er en- Ting, de trenger til mere
end til Br9d og Klader, og Diet
er Kerlighed. De tilfredsstilles
like we'd, at vi giver dem Tag
over Hovedet, Br9d paa Bordet
og Klader paa Kroppen, de len-
ges efter en- Plads we'd wort HER
te. Og Diet er Diet de finder paa
wore yelsignede HEN i Elk Horn
og Paupaca. De bliver elsket med
Jesu Kristi Kerlighed, og denne
Karlighed er Diet berende og
maalgivende we'd hele Opdragel-
sen paa ore HEN. Derfor TOR
vi nok sige: Lykkelige Born frem
for mango, der har baade Far og
Nor og yokser OPP i ellers code,
men verdslige HEN, hvor man
slet like forstaar Barnehjertets
dybeste Trang, fordi man like
forstaar sit eget Hjertes Trang.
bet er like nogen let Oppaye
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-14

| Tilfalde af, Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage til det
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
hjelpe, bedes man henvende sig til Dan
skeren''s Kontor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22

eeIe delighted with the ease and
grace displayed BY the youthful ae-
ooIs. Tor may o. the little ones TINS
vas lAeir first public appearance
Mrs. NJ J. Co0de. Mrs. Charles Hu-
shaw. and Mrs. I'd Wilcox were the
committee assisting the professional
director who staged the affair. II D.
announced hat S27 VAS cleared on the
play.
The leading roles, that Of bride ana
groom we're taken By Doris Parsons
and JOE. ph Coode Marjorie Schiid-
man vas maid OF honor. The pink
bridesmaids were Imogene Love. and
Frances Drake. while The blue brides
maids were Vera and Mary Merkle.
Other participants we're Helen Potter
ring bearer Bend ne Musser father Of
The bride. Billy maitland, minister.
Mary Magieson. mother Of the bride
Clark Sealey. Grandpa Thumb: Dofo-
Thy GoOde. Grandma Midget; Virginia
Snyder. cousin OF the bride, Verniee
Naeleson. cousin OF the bride; Virgin
IA Iahue. cousin OF the bride. Ushers
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22
ANOTHER CANDIDATE

Col y o. Davis Of Boise has an
nounced hia candidacy Tor the United
states senate from this state. lie
~as born Ia Idaho. q years ago, e e
graduate ~ West Point. and served
as majority floor leader Of the Idaho
legislature during its eleventh ses
aian
During the war be was on me yen.
sfai stan % the army serving Ia me
nudge advocate generni'a oHiee 10
Washington ne was awarded me
congressional medal ~ honor "f1r "a
eagtlonaily diafiesaished and neIitof
iaus service. and claims % have
been the only man entering the ser
.lce ~ ihe beginning ~ me var o. =
retired captain who rose 70 ihe rank
- colonel
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22
LEARN THEIR NAMES

Every one Of Pliers streets has .
name
This b. not generally known. but y
should b.. and these names should ?
brought into constant use.
Instead o. saying that smith 1.-Two
across The street from the new houa
salnx ~ near the old Robinson
home. one should say that smin
iigos al he corner % Park and SIKH
ar idaho and Midway. or wherever D
might be.
This doesn't necessarily mean that
Ne are a city. o. that We should taks
on "city airs" u Is more q matter o.
convenience and efficiency.
Filer people are getting tired o.
SWING locations az three blocks from
the schoolhOuae. or down BY the rail-
road track, or near the fair grounds
We are getting too big for that sor,
u thing IL 10 too awkward.
The names OF Pliers streets are
given here Let as remember them
aud use them In giving locations.
Yakima avenue. Main street and
North street are well Identified. The
street lust south OF the o. 4. L. rail-.
road track Il Front street, then comes
Midway aud Main. The hrat street
south OF Main street IL Finh street
~hile the next one. upon which Is 10
Gated tho grade school building. g
sixth street.
starting at tho fair grounds. there
- Eaat avenue. Park avenue. then
Yakima avenue one block west OF
Yakima avenue IL Union avenue. FOL
lowed b. Idaho avenue. Adcli avenue
and West avenue
These are easy names TO remember
Use them.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22

we're: Bobbie Lee. Bob Davis. and
Billie Bunce. Blanche Holmes was
Grandma Thumb, Guests Included;
Jennie Walter. Orrie Allison. Greyasse
Potter. Sue Glen Bunce. Wilder Deal.
Wilmer Newberry. James and John
Munger Wanda Nelson. Lula Francis.
Leon Francis. Merl Brennan. Maudie
Nelson, Harold Merkle. Marion Hamp.
Margaret Hamp. and several others
whose names could not be learned
Old maids included: Pearl Small.
Margaret Relchers. and Geraldine
rruitt. The Ice cream girls who served
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22

According TO plans made BY officials
q the Odd Follows lodge District No
l will hold ia convention In Twin
Falls next Monday. April 20. The dis.
trict includes besides Twin Falls
Kimberly, Fiier and Bull. II IL cx-
pected that Immediately upon closing
this convention delegates will 20 al
most enmaaso TO ilazelton for an en-.
campment
The general program Of the day 5
activities contemplate opening OF q
business session ut 10 o'clock In the
mofniug Grand lodge officers will be
present. a. viii also Past Grand Mas
ter A. n Gibson. of Caldwell Ad-
dresses will DO given BY Mr.. Gibson
and Harry u Jackson OF Rupert. brig
adler general A banquet will be
spread az Parrish hall az o'clock fol-
lowing which both organizations will
repair 10 tho high school auditorium
for a social program.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22
TWO BULL MEN
Din IN EXPLOSION

White Flynn. -. and Carsey ulrich,
~. Of iuhi were killed Instantly
shen tho hceiyiens lighting tank ex-
ploded At the home o. Mr. FLYNN on
ihe Idaho Farm Development CON
panys project about O'Clock ON
"Wednesday evening The two men
Who lost their lives. together with
Wesley flynn. "a. a brother o. white
Flynn. vent into the basement 10 in.
fesslxaie The lighting plant. which
vas not working we'll
ghe xas. which 4 generated from
the carbon a. ne system. q retained
Hhm drum A pelcock leads from
iais drum 10 the basement 20 allow
ihs air 90 escape as the gas 10 being
generated u d said that one o. the
nseu tonched q lighted match to this
psicock. aad ihe name was drawn
lorn the tube lato TIE tank. and thea
exploded
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22
SNAKE RIVER

4 That the Development OF the Snake
| River with ifa reclamation possibIlltie'
tie biggest problem before idaho
3 me belief ~ Governor Davis, and k'
/ causing 70 De- investigated this week
! ~ a corps of noted engineers a proper
md economical use 81 the waters from
every standpoint On Monday. three
scliklOwn engineers designated BY
he reclamation service al Washington
and q number Of idaho engineers gath
red At Burnley of ihls State for the In
.esiigatlon. They came together al
b. GOVERNOR call and are ~ present
onducting the examination along the
snake River valley.
Ia order that the State may obtain
he greatest benefit from the construc
lion N additional irrigation works FOR
The purpose Of utilizing the now IN
used surplus waters oi the Snake Rig-
n. IN order that an Of the numerous
interests affected might be represented
ioyernor Davis has called upon the
'nited States Reclamation Service
he Twin Fails South Side Project
fwin balls North Side Project. Idaho
irrigation Company Project. the water
iaers and holders Of numerous rights
% the upper Snake River. and the
oregon Short Line Railroad 10 desig
rat cenglneers as their representa-
Ives. The FIRST examination Is for the
purpose Of determining the feasibility
81 constructing a high line canal 20
Iivert water from tho Snake River
at point near Shelley The canal
would then extend westward 10
point near the site OF the proposed
American Falls dam. where II seems
probable that the water thus conveyed
could during the winter months. when
he American Falls reservoir Is being
filled and the present power plant be
out out OF commission. be utilized 20
generate electric power During the
iummer months this canal. n found
feasible. might be used for the Irri-
cation OF certain lands between Shell
ley aud American Falls. and by ex-
tending the canal thence westward,
should such extension prove feasible.
tho lands which are now served by
Ia the Twin Falls North !
Side Project might be served by
and a large annual power
expense thus saved 10 the farmers on
This project In addition. this would
serve by gravity the large area OF
land which has heretofore been known 4
a. the proposed Mlnldoka extension
project This canal. II found feasible.
might also be extended still west
ward TO serve arid lands between
uinidoka and Bliss. and might also be
lscd 10 convey supplemental water
supply 20 the unreclaimed lands In
no Twin Falls North Side Project and
he idaho Irrigation Company project
Is we'll as other development.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22

to the entire assemblage we're: Mil
bred Potter. Irma Allen. and Hazel
Orm. and Merle Lester.
Clark Sealey sang when You and
| were Young. Maggie" Dorothy
Goode sang SILVER Threads Among
The Gold. Virginia Snyder sang
when 1 Dream OF You" Vernice
MageIson sang 20 Promise Me-" Vir-
ginia Lahue sang Il Love You Truly. q"
Blanche Holmes sang Il Cannot Sing
the Old Sings" and Jennie Walter and
Grin Allison sang II Love to Live In
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-22

MARRIAGE OF
TOM THUMB
Fifty eight Children Take Part In
Unique Entertainment
Friday Evening

F1fty-eight local children partlc'-
pated Ia a Tom Thumb wedding given
- the Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church at the Gem
theatre. Friday evening The chill
iren were dressed Ia formal evening
attire and acted with much ability.
A large and aDpreclatiye audience en-
ioyed the unique performance, aud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
FOR SALE-HOUsE8
"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
REPUTATION" =

"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
REPUTATION" =
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Laundry in cellar. Real slate
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sodded.
41O5 18th ST.
A pleasing Dutch colonial
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room, kitchen. Laundry in bright
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Prompt inspection will be to the home
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Right at the ends Of the Brookland car line.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours
Since 1899.
Suite 1889 Woodward bldg, 18th and 81.
Main $685..
Cut ont this ad. See these home4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02

We have pleased others; We can pleas
you are looking for and your wants will soon
Price, $lO,750.
Beautiful S-room home in Columbia Heights.
- feet wide. Hot-water heat Electric lights.
Open fireplace. Cement front porch; double
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Price, $3.50.
A detached bungalow in of the best resi-
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Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase. Thoroughly
modern throughout Lot 5Ox152. House has
many attractive advantages.
Price, 81 500.
A splendid 7-room home in Blooming dale.
possession can be given.
Price, $4,000.
One Of the most attractive 7-room and g
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splendid garage: deep lot
Price, $3.50.
Exceptionally nice 1O-room and bath home
In Georgetown. Beautiful yard. Pi. atty Of
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Price, 81, 500.
Excellent s-room corner home IN Blooming
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Price, $3.50.
Two nice Groom and bath houses in best
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Price, $14, 500.
Unusually attractive S-room and 2-bath home
within half square of Connecticut ave.; hot
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Price, $3.50.
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The best buy We hare in bungalow.
Price, $500.
One Of the most attractive suburban s-room
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Vacant. Move in at Once.

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Near Central High School; 8 rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; gas and electricity; colonial
front porch; a very cheap house at $500
81, $50 cash.
Detached in Saul's Addition.
On large lot: room for garage; contains
rooms. bath; hot-water heat; gas and cleo
tricity; large porches; hardwood floors ON nrst
floor; hardwood trim throughout; 4 decided
bargain at $1O.5O0.
New Beautiful Chevy Chase
Home.
Detached on large lot; beautiful front. side
wood oors od SOry and mahoerny finished
interior: beamed dining room ceiling; hot-water
heat; expensive electric fixtures; 10 large
will have to see this house to appreciate the
fact that 1t is cheap at $4,000.
For Colored Tenants.
Near 22nd st. and Va. ave. NV; convenient
to all public buildings: 2-story brick. 9 rooms
room for garden. Price. $3.50. $3.50 cash.
On Delaware ave. s.w near the Capitol: two
brick houses having 9 and : rooms con and bath:
house wired for electricity. $3.50 cash.
F. P. Sheehy,
Bond bldg. Main $3.50.
HIGH-CLASs RESIDENCE FOX SALE.
Detached and Conveniently Located.
Belmont Avenue. Just on Columbia Road.
Price less than similar property located In
suburban sections of Washington.
Built few years ago for owners home:
handsome 3-story and cellar brick residence;
IL rooms baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights; large porches and side lawn; southern
and eastern exposure.
Fifty-foot frontage by depth 100 to paved
alley.
Wonderful home for professional or bust
ness man.
This property could not be duplicated now
for less than So, 900. The owner, a non-resi-
dent, for quick sale, will accept $S2 500. Only
Sc $50 cash required. balance reasonable.
Occupied by Army officer at $175 per month.
unfurnished. Lease expires soon. Inspection
by permit only.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Exclusive Agents,
1912 New York ave.