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New-York tribune., 1920-03-04

WASHINGTON. March s-The disturb
ance that was over eastern Colorado last
night has moved to western Missouri and
western Arkansas with increased intensity.
end it ii. closely followed by high area OF
much intensity. Pressure also remains high
over the eastern portion Of the country,
while another disturbance is approaching
the North Pacific coast.
Shows were general west Of the Mhsiur1
River and in northern Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minnesota and there were light rains
in the Mississippi and Arkansas valleys and
western Washington. Elsewhere fair weather
prevailed. 1t is decidedly colder In the Rocky
Mountain region, the plains states and the
Missouri Valley and somewhat warmer as a
rule to the eastward.
There will be snow over the northern and
rain over the central and southern districts
east Of the Mississippi River on Thurndsv
reaching the Middle and South Atlantic
coasts Thursday night and the New England
Friday in the Ohio and lower Mississippi
valleys. while in the lake region local snowr
are probable. Generally fair weather Is in
River. except perhaps in New England. It
will be colder Thursday in the upper lake
region. the lower Ohio and lower Mississipni
Saileys' an, and on Friday in the Middle and
south Atianuc and east Gulf states and the
lower lake region.
Storm warnings are displayed on thu
Texas coast. the east Gulf coast fro,,
Mobile. Ala. toCarabelle. and on the North
Forecasts for Special Distrfcta-Unxt.rn
New York-1ncreasing cIoudiness and warm
er to-day: tomorrow rain or snow in north
rain in south, colder in west
Western OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cloudi-
ness to-day. followed by rain, to-morrow
rain or snow and colder
Western New York-Cloudy and warmer
to-day. snow or rain by night and to-rnor-
row cold tomorrow.
Southern New England-partly cloudy and
warmer to-day, tomorrow rain. colder at
nieht,
New jersey, Delaware and Eastern Penn
Ulysnla-Party cloudy and warmer to-day
rain at night and ep-mmzvw, eslAsr =.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Boy and Gun Stir Brooklyn
He Shot 1t OF ''for Fun and
Is Called @'Delinuuent''

Juvenile delinquency covers a multi
tude of alleged sins in the case Of
Tony Diadota. fourteen, Of 1919 Thirty
ninth Street, Brooklyn, who will be
to-day on that charge. All the police
cay Tony did is,
Carried around the streets an old
revolver Of fearsome proportions; shot
1t off three times, disturbing the holy
calm OF Brooklyn at 8 p. M; scared
motorman, conductor and passengers
Of q Church Avenue trolley car into
near heart failure.
When the heavy conclusions of
Tony's weapon reached the ears Of
Special Ohicer vogt- he rushed toward
ths scene. Tony handed his ordnance
eysr 60 Vogt- 1t was loaded with
A1anka, Hs sAid he had shot 50 of
S1u&t zu1 zuns
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Wife Sues for $1,000 She
Says She Lent Husband
Money Presented by Her ON
Wedding Day No Gift,
Ia Allegation

A difficult question involving family
troubles was propounded In Newark,
N. j.. yesterday, before Vice. Chancellor
Foster, when Mrs. Emma L. Cree sued
her husband, Henry L. Cree, for 81, 500.
She alleged she had given the money
to him on February J.. 1917, when they
were married.
The Crees have separated since then.
and Mrs. Cree demanded the return of
the money, with which her husband had
bought small confectionery store, on
the ground that it was simply loan.
Since the couple separated Cree has
sold the store for $1,000.
The Vice Chancellor ruled that both
the husband and wife were entitled to
equal shares In the sum invested, and
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Draft Plot Charge Is Error

An Indictment charging Alvin Krule-
Republican district leader in Harlem,
with having conspired to violate the
selective service act, was ordered
guashed yesterday by Judge julius M.
Mayer in the Criminal Branch Of tho
Federal District Court.
Krulewich was indicted by tho Fed
eral Grand Jury on November 4, 1918.
1t was alleged ne had obtained assign
ments for draft registrants in medical
units at Fox Hills so the men could
avoid overseas military duty. and had
altered and forged draft papers with
intent to defraud the United States.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
To Jazz Strains Thieves
Steal Baby Grand Piano
Burglars Also Enjoy Turkish
Cigarettes While at Work,
but Overlook $4,000

Tho burglars who broke Into the show
room and Office Of the Standard Phono-
graph Company, on the second floor Of
the four story building at Ia Duane
Street, Sunday night, got nothing more
than a baby grand piano and loot valued
at $400.
But as compensation for this some
what trifing haul they had quite good
deal of entertainment during the time
they were in the building. When re-
port 81 the robbery was made yesterday
IL became known that the thieves en-
joyed jaxx music and Turkish cigarettes
during, the time they were ransackins
the plaza
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Priest Wins Libel Suit

The Supreme Court jury which has
heard testimony in the $4,000 libel
suit brought by Cesedio Sumboli, a
New Rochelle social worker, against
Father Pasanali Manzelli. pastor of St.
Joseph's Catholic Church in that town,
yesterday returned a verdict for the
defense.
Manzslli Is alleged to havs dis
tibuted . circular 10 his church In
which hs xs2sxTsd 70 Gumbou % DE-
eenexata.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Spang Will Jury Out;
One Talesman Taken Ill
No Signs of Agreement or Ver-
dict Were Shown Up to
Midniphf

The Jury that has been hearing the
evidence in the contest of Mrs. Rosa
E. Spang's will brought by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mabel Ancker, retired to de-
liberate at o'clock yesterday after
noon and had failed to agree at mid
night. At $3.50 o'clock last night one
Of the jurors became ill and q physi-
Mrs. Ancker received an annuity Of
$4,000 in the disposition of her
mothers estate, which was valued at
more than $2,000,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
The NEW
COrSetS

Different, charming, love-
ly. While there is no radical
change IN the line of sea-
sons silhouette, there are
many new details in finish
exquisite silk brocades, satin
bound stays, fine silk elastics,
pretty ~ laces, enbroideries
PARISIENNE CORSETS
We specialize in Parisienne
corsets, which give our cliem-
tele the advantage of a
French corset at "nade-in-
America" price. They are
designed by a French woman
In America, and are perfect
ly beautiful.
One of brocaded silk has
insets of elastic covered with
pink satin. A trico silk
model has its stays covered
with pink satin.
-Noticeably attractive is
a figured brocade with a verv
low back.
The Backless Opera cor
set Is something new.
SILPHIN CORSETS
are models worked out in
less expensive materials. Sill
phin and Parisienne corsets
range in price from SIS to
$50.
FEM1NA CORsETS
Femina corsets have q new
feature-the elastic placed
the outside of the corset.
This Is particularly effective
as the elastics in back are
placed over the back stavs
about four inches from the
lower edge, keeping them
from protruding.
The laces used for trim
mings are dainty, the ma
terials light and pliable.
L. R. CORSETS
are the tailored member of
our corset family. They
come in new materials, too.
AND
Besides the corsets made espe-
cially for us the Corset Shop is
showing the newest models Of
MOZART Corsets, MEMO Cor
sets, REDFERN, G. B. and p. N.
THIRD door, Old Buildine
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04

HiRhest, a degrees, at p. m. lowest, q
average same date last year. "A degrees nv
esrage same date for thirty-three years. 8.
degrees.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Weather Report

Sun rises. :. :27 a.m Sun sets. s, ,bOnn
Moon rises. :58 pm. Moon sets. s :54 I'M.
Local Forecast.-Increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day: tomorrow rant south
winds. increasing tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
JOHN WANAMAKE.R !
Bawoy Ninth, Ncv Store cbsaI
Good morning!
This is March Al
The weather today will
probably be cloudy.
A man is bound
by his own
handwriting

All these little speeches ON tho
corner of this advertisement signed
by the writer are in his original
handwriting when they are sent to
the composing Offices in our build
ing.
1t is as though each piece has
been given, as under our own
hand and seal, for all time as
setting forth its principles and
practices, and preserved in the
records of the business.
What we say in type binds US
to stand by every word we have
said and keep it and in every
particular.
There Is no discount on Ameri-
can gold, neither is there on all we
say in black and white.
(Signed)
9'f 1'"'%&
March 4, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04

Local Official Record.-The following Of
hcial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-04
Humility
General Weather Condition.

Barometer Readings
8 a. M. 3o.60l1 D. M. 30.52l8 .. M. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-24
LOG II St NV


PRICE. So, ooo--In Chevy Chase, the lot is
G0xl50 to an alley; a bungalow type house
having eight rooms and bath, electric lights
hardwood floors, room for garage. This prop
erty is unusually well located, just Off Of
Connecticut avenue, convenient to the school
PRICE. sI7, 5oo-In Washington Heights. one
of the best situations in this choice section
a twenty fve-foot wide. three-story, individ-
rooms. two bathrooms, two sleeping porches;
house heated with hot-water, having electric
lights. inlaid floors, deep lot to paved alley
with room for garage. Possession any time
PRICE. $l3. 15O-West of 18th street and not
far out; an ideal situation for home, con-
venient to schools and churches; a three
story brick house. having ten rooms. six
heat electric lights. rear stairway. large
closets. Owner in house will show property
at any time and give possession.
PRICE. $11 ,500-In Mt. Pleasant west of
18th street; house that is vacant and in
perfect condition throughout: two-story CO.
lonial style. having ihlad floors. hot-water
heat, electric lights, servants quarters. front
with room for garage. This house is very
salable and worth your prompt inspection
PRICE, $40, 500--In the Cleveland Park sec
ton owner will sell on 81. 600 cash and con-
venient monthly payments This house has
thing you can desire in home, in.lud-
ing living room with open fireplace hot
water heat. electric lights. oak floors, large
heated garage. The situation of this house
is ideal.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES.
AK TT G. Nyv1y
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1405 Eye Street.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Beautiful detached modern home in this de-
sirable section: rooms; thoroughly up
to date BATH front side and back porches;
electric lights: hardwood floors and trim; open
fireplace: cement garage under rear porch
Price $1,000.
McKEEvER & Goss.
1405 Eye Street Main 41o2.
Woodlev Park.
Near Wardman Park Inn; ten large rooms
and two baths; large porches; front and rear
and double sleeping porches; electric lights;
hot heat: screens; space for garage on
wide alley. Price, S1S.5OO.
McKEEVER 6 GOSS.
1905 Eye Street. Main 1852
Columbia Heights-$, 500.
Six rooms and bath; hot-water heat; front
and back porches; hardwood floors and TRIM
screens; space for garage on wide alley. Terms.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye Street. Main 1852.
Takoma Park.
A modern home with all conveniences; well
arranged rooms: eight rooms and bath: cleo
trio lights: front and double rear porchcs:
sleeping porch: screened throughout garage:
immediate possession. Price 1.J50 This
price includes vacant lot adjoining.
MckEEVE
1d0S Eve Street
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HARRY l. CHEW,
Successor to
GOLDEN RULE. Inc.


CONTINENTAL TRUST BUILDING.
Main 164O41. 14th and II sts NV
Over a thousand homes for sale in all sec
tons.
Buy one OF these bargains today
s, 0OO-Near Park I'd. entrance to Soldiers
Home Park. cozy brick home of q
well arranged rooms, tiled bat and
hot-water heat. Owner will accept
very reasonable terms.
S.. 750-Located in Petworth not far from
cars. Groom colonial brick with tiled
bath and reception hall; excellent
heating plant; deep yard to wide al
ley; $1,000 cash; balance like rent:
an exceptionally good value.
$1,000 beautiful corner in Petworth; house
is OF brick construction, with 6 well
arranged rooms; heated by hot-water.
lighted by electricity; front and rear
porches; early possession. Reason
able terms can be arranged.
Chevy Chase.
$s.500-Not far from Conn. ave., south of
Chevy Chase Circle; rooms and re-
ception hall: tapestry brick; modern
IN every detail; hardwood floors first
and second stories; servants room in
attic A rare bargain. Reasonable
terms.
Mt. Pleasant.
SIS, OO0-Not far from 10Th and Park I'd H.
room detached home in fine condition
throughout; all modern improvements.
large front and back porches: with
beautiful trees and shrubbery: lot
ooxloO, with garage: wide alley in
rear The land alone is worth over
SlO.OOO. A real bargain
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Phone Main 1923.

iiollN 1Nl dlll lOZO.
Price, IS. s50-JUST OFF n. CAP. NEAR
MICHIGAN AVE. six-room and be tn
home, having all Of the latest improve
ments, including hot-water heat. electric
lights, hardwood floors and trim two
rear porches, cement front porch and
the whole property in beautiful condi-
ton. There is a paved alley in the
rear and room for a gnrage
Price, $l1 5oo-CHEyY CHASE, D. C.. Just
short distance of Conn. ave. An un-
usual home of the bungalow type con-
tanning seven rooms and two ba this;
large living room, with open fireplace
and situated on lot 60 by $50 feet
The owner IS occupying it and will sell
on reasonable terms.
Price. $S.Io0-ALTA VISTA. MD. An un-
usually attractive suburban place. haY-
ing electric lights hardwood floors hot
water heat, lilge po1ches. double garage
and chicken house and about one ha il
acre of ground with attractive shrub
berry. trees aId>fowers. One-haIf block
from the line.
Price, S13.000-Mr. PLEASANT in a good
situation and the home is well worth
the money. 1t contains ten rooms, two
baths, hot-water heat, electricity and
gas and all in perfect condition There
is a garage for three cars and possession
viii he given shortly by the owner, Easy
terms arranged.
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We have pleased others; we can please
you are looking for and your wants will soon
Price, SlO,75O.
Beautiful s-room home in Columbia Heights
90 feet wide. Hot-waser heat. Electric nSnts
Open fireplace. Cement front porch double
rear porches. Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged. NOW VACANT.
Price, $3.50.
A detached bungalow in one of the best resi-,
Dental sections OF the city. Located between
Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase. Thoroughly
modern throughout Lot 5oxl5a. House has
many attractive advantages.
Price, $500.
A splendid Groom home in Bloomingdaie.
Excellent condition throughout. Immediate
possession can be given.
Price, $4,000.
One of the most attractive room and :
ba tn homes in beautiful Washington Heights
section: thoroughly modern throughout; drop
beam ceiling in d!nin: room: hhished attie'
splendid garage; deep lot
Price, $3.50.
Exceptionally nice 1o-room and bath home
in Georgetown. Beautiful yard. Plenty OF
room for garage. Immediate possession can
be given. Fruit trees and shrubbery. Reason
able terms.
Price, $500.
Excellent sroom corner home in Blooming
dale. Southern and eastern exposures; Plenty
of room for garage. Price. only $500.
Price, $3.50.
Two nice Groom and bath houses in best
section northeast. Can be seld for $3.50, on
very reasonable terms.
Price, $14,5OO.
Unusually attractive S-room and 2-bath home
within half square of Connecticut ave-: hot
water heat, electric lights; quartered oak floors
throughout; n beautiful home.
CHAS. D
Main So. Main 81. e.
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<G PROBLEMS UP TO US.
you. Just let us know the kind of property
e gratited.
Price. $4,000.
Store and dwelling in splendid business sec
ton southwest: can be bough: for $4,000. on
very easy terms.
Price, $500.
A splendid downtown home with g rooms and
bath; hot-water heat garage: lot 20 TT. wide;
located near 18th and SITS. NV.
Price, $11,5OO.
An unusually attractive S-room and bath
home on kilbomrne 81. near 18th: open fire
places: hot-water heat: electric lights; one OF
the best buys we have on our list.
Price. $3.50.
In splendid northwest section: 6 rooms and
bath; nice lot. Can he bought on easy terms.
Price, $3.50.
Unusually well arranged s-room home north
east; hot-w heat: very nice rooms ezcep-
tionally large lot. \ good buy. Act quick.
Price. $3.50.
very large lot: all latest ccnveniences located
best section Erookiand. Easy terms.
Price, Sill, $50.
One Of the prettest 11-room and Cha tn
and bot-water heat. Stone front. One of our
best buys.
Price, $3.50.
A good buy: s-room house. on floors; good
northwest location; deep lot. Can give i'm
mediate possession. $3.50 cash and balance
monthly.
Price. Sill, 500.
Unusually attractive sroom home
northwest, with built-in garage: thoroughly
modern throughout Vacant. Terms can be ar
ranged.
SAGER,
o25 Fifteenth St. NV.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.

1894 IL Street wv.
Price, $13. 500-WEST OF 18th ST. and north
Of Harvard. A two-story- and attic house.
built by one of the best builders. hav-
ing eight rooms and bath (four bedrooms
on second foor), hot-water heat. electric
lights, hardwood floors upstairs and
down. and a double brick garage on a
paved alley. The owner will give pos
session shortly. This is bargain and
should be inspected at once.
Price. $3.50 - GEORGETOWN. very de-
sirable home in au excellent location
cas-; of Wisconsin ave. This is a three
story. individually built brick house,
containing l. rooms and bath. The
property cost $1,000 several years ago
and it cannot lie duplica ted today for
$4,000. Possession.
Price Sl2. OO0-SEAE Goth AND SITS. An
excellent downtown home in this al,
trac'ive location. This is cornsr
brick property having ten rooms, two
baths. hot-water heat and electric lights.
Possession can be obta med very shortly
and terms to your advantage can b,
arranged.
Price So 150-SEAR 18th AND MONROE SITS
An attractive six-room and bath brick
In this desirable neighborhood. that has
been listed with for n quick sale Mt
the price quoted above. Inspection may
be made at any time and reasonable
terms OF sale arranged.
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McKEEVER G. GOSS.

N q OOSS,
Main A52.
/. Washington Heights.
beautiful stucco home in this very desir-
able section; eight rooms and bath: electricity:
h6t-water heat: front porch; hardwood floors
and trim throughout house; three open fire.
places; screened throughout: space for garage
or wide alley. Price $40. 80.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
~ 1iO5 Eye Street. Main 475c.
N.E.-S6.25O.
Attractive detached home in good section;
STA tie roof; six rooms and bath: hot-water heat;
electric lights; 4 good buy. Phone US to in
spect.
McKEEvER Goss,
1405 Eye Street. Main 47ac.
Chevy Chase.
Beautiful roomy house in this very good Sec
tion: semi-detached; eight rooms and two
ha this: electric lights; hot-water heat; front
and double rear porches; sleeping porch: hard
wood floors and trim: large lot. Price, $14,5 500
MckEEVER & GOSS,
14o5 Eye Street. Main 1852.
Columbia Heights-$7,OOO.
Modern brick house of six rooms and bath:
front and rear porches: all modern improve
ments: hotwater heat: electric lights: finished
in hardwood; large coat closets; space for ga
rage on wide alley.
z & GOSS
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BOSS e. PHELPS.
Tel. Main 434O

Ell. Main 4S4O.
PRICE. $40. 5Oo-Just off from 18th street in
downtown section; good house for home
or an excellent location for a professional
man; wide three-story individually built
brick house, having eleven rooms and bath.
plenty OF room for large garage. This house
has just been renovated throughout. is ready
for immediate occupancy and convenient terms
Of sale can be made.
Circle in a location where few homes are
offered for sale at such a reasonable price;
there are nine rooms, two baths, electric
lights. and two-story brick garage. This
house is now rented at $3.50 per month. but
possession can be obtained.
PRICE, S9,0O0-On NJ st. near 18th st. {; to
be sold to settle estate: this is very
cheap piece of property for any one who can
use large house; there are twelve rooms
and bath, eight bedrooms. lot is 20x122 with
thirty-foo paved alley. This is a piece of
PRICE. s15,0oo-A little of Of Connecticut
avenue and south of Florida avenue; in
high-class section for home; Army officer
leaving city has just listed this property for
sale: there are ten rooms, two baths, hot
water heat. electric lights, oak floors, ex-
pensive fixtures and decorations. This house
is in beautiful condition throughout and Is
worth locking at right away.
PRICE. So, I50-In Me Cleveland Park sec
you. two stories. having living room with
open fireplace, four bedrooms, bath and sleep
ing porch second floor. The house has
hot-water heat. electric lights. oak floors. and
hreproof. heated garage. Immediate pos
session can be obtained.
BOSS &
0>ITE HOMIE
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WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
INC
FRANKLIN 74s5.
o14 18th St. NV,
$4,000.

$4,000.
In best section of northeast.
within three blocks of Capitol,
Library and Office Buildings.
len rooms and two baths, hot
water heat; in excellent condi-
ton. Quiet street, convenient to
car lines. Large yard. Terms.
sl7,50o.oo.
In most exclusive section of
Chevy Chase. Twelve-room
house, electric light, three
porches, garage. Laundry in
basement. Attractive grounds.
One square to car lines. This
house must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
$4,000.
In downtown northwest sec
ton near government depart
ments. Seven rooms and two
baths. semi-detached, large
grounds. Good condition and
we'll built house. Within ten
minutes walk to- shopping dis
trict. theaters. etc.
" AGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC.
Ola 18th St. NV.
81 oWNER-NEW 10 ROOMS AND 2BATH
prick bungalow; ami; Dear tile garage; oak
moor; built-in ieebox; sleeping and front
porehes: second floor fitted as apartment 4
rooms ano oath 18th St. Highlands . blocks
from ca line.
Price $13,SO
.4ddIeSs Box 2SS,R Star n6eA "A
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LARGE HOUSES.
DOWNTOWN
18th near M-12-rooms. 8 bedrooms, hot
water heat; 2Sx155; $16,OOO.
$40 $50
Mt. Vernon place near 3th-12 rms; SIG. 900.
50 q ooe st. near 'o'A-'o rooms steam heat;
NJ st. near 10th-11 rooms; hot water heat;
$l0,5O0.
9th st. near Ell rooms. steam heat;
2sx119; $4,000.
r st. near 2nd-11 rooms: 23x112; IS. $50
l. st. corner-12 rooms, hot water heat; 25x
1OS; SO, 600.
Mass. ave. near 14th-14 rooms, baths;
22.6xl69.
Mass. ave.--14 rooms. 3 baths.
Rhode Island ave. near 14th-1O rooms .
baths; hot-water heat; S135O0
Rhode Island ave.-1O rooms; 20x1O7;
SO. 900.
Rhode Island ave. near 14th-12 rooms, 2
baths; 21x12O; SIG, 800.
Rhode Island ave. near 15th-12 rooms 2
baths; garage; $14.00
Eye near 1Sth-1S rooms; 2Sx9S
Eye st. near 19th-13 rooms; hot-water heat;
$4,000.
L st. near 14th-14 rooms, . baths; a3111o;
ST, 600.
l. st.-12 rooms; garage: 23x150; $4,000
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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$50 ST. s.w.-a-sToRY BRICK HOUSE:
large lot running back to soft. alley. This
house is bargain at 5000.
Two-story brick house u st. between 9th
and 10th SITS. s.w.-S rooms. modern
veniences, together with 2-story brick garage
in the rear fronting on 30-ft alley. Price.
$500.
1907 9th st. sw-o-story. six rooms. recep-
ton hall: all modern improvements: good size
back yard to paved public alley. Price, So 800.
FLOYD f. DAVIS,
5O1 18th st. sw.
Main 1853.