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Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Freak Calf 81 Inches High.

Hugo, Colo, Jan. 25.-J. L. Nc
Mutt, rancher, living near here, has
visions OF a young fortune to be
made from freak calf that is draw
ing scores of visitors from eastern
Colorado to his farm.
The calf, of pure Hereford breed
ing, is 10 months old and weighs $50
pounds, but stands only 81 inches
high. 1t has normal head and
perfect markings, but stopped grow
ing when it was 7 months old. Its
legs are seven inches in length.
Already McNutt has had several
lucrative offers to exhibit the calf
in circus sideshows,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Today's Calendar of Sports.

Racing: winter meeting Of Cuha-Amer-
lean Jockey club ut Havana. Winter meet
ing Of business Mems Racing association
1t New Orleans.
Billiards. National amateur three
cushion championship tournament opens at
Chicago.
Boxing: Johnny Kilbane against Her
rsan Smith. 10 rounds. at Buffalo. fiddle
FitxsimInons against Frankie Schoeil. 10
rounds. at buffalo. Billy Murphy against
stockings" Conrcy. 10 rounds. Mt Troy,
y. ". Tommy O'Dowd against Pafsey
Haley. 10 rounds, At GAINESVILLE, O. Eddie
Fileard against Al Ross, 10N rounds. ut
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Discovers Method to Keep
Fruits From DeCayinQ

Los Angeles, Jan. 25.-Following
IS years of scientific research, DR.
Henry Barringer Cox, an inventor,
announced that he is offering to the
world as gift, a method by which
fruits and vegetables can be pre-
served indefinitely without ice or
chemicals and at little cost.
The method prevents loss Of
odor, flavor and vitality, he says.
The products are placed in a can
of tin or other metal and a con-
nection made between the can and
a gas or water pipe, connected with
either earth or water.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
OMAHA man IN
SECOND PLACE
At TOURNAMENT
E. NeaIe Moves Up in the
Bowling Contest Held
at Sioux
City.

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 25.--(Spe-
cialo -E. Neale of Omaha tonight
rolled into second place in the sim
giles in the TriState Bowling tourna-
inent here with a score of 654. The
Rogers Cafe team of Omaha con-
tinued to hold down second place in
the fve-nan event, being topped by
the Gantz' Chicago House Cafes of
Sioux City with a 200-point lead.
Neale bowled l3o in his first game
and followed it. with 185 and fin
ished with 205. Locker and Strotz
of Des Moines pushed their way to
the front in the doubles when they
compiled total of l,1S6 pins in their
three games. The scores of Omaha
boWlers TODAY were:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Kerensky Working In
"Beanery," Saws Aide

New York, Jan. 25.-"Kerensky is
working in a London beef and
beanery.' The poor fellow is down
at the heel. He is in the same
boat as I am"
This was the message Gregory
Zilboorg, formerly secretary of Ia
Dor in the short-lived Kerensky
regime, gave 10 delegates OF the 18th
annual convention of the Intercol-
lcgiate Socialist society. The meet
ing was held at the Greenwich
house, emo. q Barrow street.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Posse Hunting Cattle
Is Disarmed BY Indians

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Jan. 25.-A posse
Of II members of the state mounted
police, led by Policeman Fred Mon
togo. were disarmed Christmas day
by 200 Santo Domingo Indians at
their village here.
The posse attempted to seize hides
of cattle which the Indians were al
legged to have "rustled' and slaugh-
tered for beef.
The surrender of the posse is be-
lieved to have prevented massacre,
as the Indians we're we'll armed and
in a bad humor.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Dempsey's War Record
Being Investigated by
Legion in California

San Francisco, Jan. 25.--The Cali
fornia state branch of the American
Legion is Investigating the war rec
ord of Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, according to all
announcement here by Fred F. Be-
bergall, state secretary of the Amer
lean Legion of California.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Cantillon Looking for Players.

Minneapolis. Jan. 25.-Several
new faces will be in the lineup of
the Minneapolis base ball club this
season, Judging from intimations
thrown out by Manager Joe Can
tillon and President George X. Bel
den. Two pitchers, one catcher, and
two infielders are being sought
from major league clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Box Between Halves.

Manhattan, Kas., Jan. 25.-Box-
ing bouts are staged between halves
Of Missouri valley conference and
other basket ball games at the Kan
sas State Agricultural college here
this season. In former years,
wrestling matches have been con-
Quoted for the amusement of the
basket bali fans.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Nickel No Longer Appeases
Youngsters; 6 Cents Now

Mansfield, O., Jan. 25.-Into the
discard has fallen the old-time juve-
nile expression, Give me nickel,
pop"
AT most stores nowadays E cents
is the prevailing low price.
Time was when a scent piece
would pay for a relishing ham sand
wich, admit one to a picture show
or serve as a satisfactory wage for
the lad who cleaned up the yard, ran
errands and did other chores on Sat-
urday.
But not any more.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Sidney, 1903; Elliott, s.

Sidney. Ia, Jan. 23.-(Special.) y
Sidney High school won two games
tonight, the reserves defeating Ran
dolph High So to q and the regu-
lars trimming Elliott 1903 to 5. Hat
ten Of Nebraska refereed both of the
games. Elliott will be remembered
as having the undefeated foot ball
team of southwest Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
5 Men Want Same Car;
Pitch Nickels to Decide

Junction City, Kan, Jan. 25.--
Five men tossed nickels at a crack
in the floor of a garage here re-
Gently to decide which had prior
claim on a high-powered touring car
that each man wished to purchase.
The winner took the car and the
other four put their names on the
waiting list in the order in which
their coins lay from the crack.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Kilbane Shades Murray.

Philadelphia, Jan. 25.-Johnny
Kilbane. featherweight champion,
had shade the better of the six
round bout here Saturday with
Johnny Murray of New York. There
was little effective fighting in the
first five rounds during which Muir
ray did most of the leading, but the
final round was full of action in
which Kilbane showed superiority.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Martin to Fight Walker.

Kansas City. Jan. 25.-Bob Mar
tin, heavyweight champion of the
American Expeditionary Forces, has
been matched to meet Hugh Walk
err, a Kansas City heavyweight, in
10-round contest here February
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Wright Coming East.

Seattle, Jan. 25.-Billy Wright,
Seattle boxer, who claims the Pa
cific coast welterweight title, is
planning to go east for bouts.
Wright recently received a decision
over Travie Davis, Everett, former
champion.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Sherwood Magee Released.

Cincinnati, Jan. 25.-August Her
president Of the Cincinnati
Nationals, has decided to give Sher-
wood Magee, the veteran outhelder,
his unconditional release. Magee
will be released to make room for
a younger and more active player.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Shoe Buckles $125 q Pair

Boston,, Mass, Jan. 25.-Slipper
buckles which retail for SIPS pair
were among the exhibits at the Ma
tional shoe convention.
One set for which this price was
asked has center pieces of genuine
jade, surrounded by rhinestones.
Another buckle on display bears
a neatly cut cameo, embedded in
rhinestones. These are much
cheaper, the price being a mere $50
pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Louisville Signs Thomas.

Louisville. Jan. 25.-Add R.
Thomas. left fielder. who pitched a
soldier team of the A. E. F. to 81
victories in 50 games, has been
signed by Louisville
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
This Weeks Schedule.

i.3O p. m. western Union against UnlVer-
sity Of Omaha Reserves. SIS p, M. coun-
ell. Bluffs High school against Thorpian
N sa,on, eF' sssk s omah
Highland Park pharmacy. 1880 p. m. !;
Townsends against Beddeos. $50 p. m. !;
Commerce High against Bowens. p. m.
Thursday Night, Church League-Ben-
son NJ. Il. against Calvary Baptists, 1880
" Mops, SID i p: M: ' Pearl n. Z. against
aom rs' Park M AGAINST Council aufs chrs
tians. $3.50 y. m.
Considerable interest is being CEN
tered in the basket ball contests at
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton this week, where the duintets OF
the Commercial, Greater Omaha and
Church leagues are fighting for su
premacy.
Practically every game this week
will have all intense bearing on the
leagues standings.
Commerce High school rooters, it
is understood, will turn out in full
force on Tuesday and Wednesday
night to cheer their favorites on to
victory. Tuesday night the Reserves
will clash with the Young Mems He
brew association at 7:30 o'clock for
honors in the Commercial league.
while Commerce High meets the
Bowens on Wednesday evening i'll
the Greater Omaha league fight.
University of Omaha Reserves will
play the Western Union FIVE. This
game promises to be one of the fea-
ture events Tuesday night.
South Side followers are pre-
dieting a victory for the Highland
Parks over the Omaha National
Banks, leaders of the Greater Oma-
ha league. The Highlanders are
composed chiefly OF former high
school players. Joe Stangl, heavy
weight wrestler and oldtime cage
shooter, has signed up with the
Parks and will play his initial game
Wednesday night.
Veterans will oppose youth in the
Townsend-Beddeo clash Wednesday
night and some snappy playing is an
ticipated. The Beddeos for num-
Der Of years, with the exception Of
one man, have played together, un-
der the townsend name, fDut tnlS
season Manager Carl Lutes has all
entirely new lineup. The following
men will represent the Townsends
on the floor Wednesday night: Ted
Riddell Ernie Adams, Paul Flothow,
Ed Schuhardt and Carl Lutes.
THE Pearl M. E.-First M. Z.
Barracks contest is slated as the big
attraction in the Church league
Thursday night. The Peals, under
tine management of George Parish,
are leading the league with five
straight victories and no defeats.
The following players are under con-
tract with the headers: George Par
ish and Emil Rokusek, guards; Ruel
Brukhart, center; Paul Shanahan
and Moore, forwards; Eitzen, Good
win, Parnalee and Clark, utility
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Fire Department On a
Hunt for It's adderS

Altoona, Pa, Jan. 25.-The Mar
tinsburg fire department has lost
part of its equipment and is adver-
Using to locate it. This ad ap-
peared in local newspaper recently:
will the party who borrowed the
ladders from the fire company
D1ease return fhernn
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Geneva Beats Hebron.

Geneva High school basket ball
team defeated Hebron High in &C.
neva Friday night. % to 7. Hebron
was outclassed in all departments of
The game.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26
Illinois Defeats Wisconsin.

\ Urbana. ILL.,, Jan. 25.-Illinois
defeated Wisconsin Saturday in a
estern conference basket ball game
by a score of IS to 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-26

This might asking While Oliver has succeeded
nmbe ghosts his
enough aggravate
anybody a telephone.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
FOR SAIE-HOVBES
CoptinueA.

SEE us ABOUT THIS
Desirubfe northwest home.
18th St. west side, between 8 and T.
Owner. leaving city. will sell this exceptional
home.
Lot c7 feet front; alley: Earage.
LIST door. parlOr. library. reception hail. pantry.
kitchen. bedrooms. baths. servants' stair
way: hot water heat. Get particulars and
STONE 1 TAIRTAx. 1s4c New York ave.
ST. RESIDENCE.
Sfoue front.
One Of the best constructed dwellings In The
city.
25x147; 3U-ft. alley.
% rooms: several baths.
Modern heat.
lR1se garage.
Owner gSing west. will sell eaay pa yme q &.
STONE L FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
18th ST. DWELLING.
Out Of town estate.
No increise IN price.
$4,000
stories, cellar hot-water heat.
sToNE 4 FAIHFAx. 1912 New York ave.
VERMONT AVE.
Corner residence.
South Of lows Circle.
Ten rooms.
Two (2) baths.
Steam heat.
Neat Appeafance.
Well constructed.
Cheap At $11 600.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
GOOD VALUES
Tive (2D northwest homes.
81 500. Sear 18Th and SITS.
stories, cellar.
Room for garage
STONE < Fairfax. 1892 New York ave.
VACANT
111S Park road.
Hot-water heat.
Electric lights.
Deep lot; alley.
Key at office.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
VACANT
1110 18th st.
II roona. baths.
Large lot;
~
CENTRAL LOCATIONS.
s.. .0O0-K st. near 10th; good substantial 10
room dwelling.
$s,75O-11th st.: II rooms. hot.w.ter beat
garage.
sis. 5oo-Rhede IsiapA are. near fsth; II
rooms, hot-water heat, electricity.
SIG, 5OO-Cozner % Rhsde Island svs.; II
fesms. baths, wiSs frontage. -.
S1zmo-A wen bsilt house. sear Oe1tn
High scheei; 10 rooms, 2 baths; AL; ~
session soon.
$40 ooo-Mass ave. west Of oh st.; Il
rooms; good csndition.
$7.soocA S-room heuse. facing Iswa czeis
S,s0o-In the vicinity sf lows Circle: Il
rooms; hot-water heat; gssd cash payDeat de
ss,soo-A sstery house On 10Th st.; deel
VI Stone K / rA1REAx. 1872 New Y.rk ave.
$500.
Near 10th and G -. n.W.
3-stssy brick dwelling
IN heart Of business section.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New Isfk ave.
This dwelling win pay fer itself.
Arranged to sublet 2 nooes.
II ct. NV: hot-water heat.
$500. Renting for $50 Sc
Evening star., 1920-03-17
FOR sALE-H0VSEs

COLUMBIA RD.- NEAR 18th sT:-e
water heat, electricity. hardwood
floors. large closets; deep lot to alley.
For quick sale 1t can be gotten Tor
less than ST.. 900.
BEST BUY IN PETwORTH-ONE-
half block from car line; 8 rooms.-
. tiled baths, hot-water heat, elec-
tricty and gas; servant and storage
rooms: garage; ? porches; Pittsburgh
heater: newly papered and palnted.
Immediate possession. Price. Sll,So.
Terms.
PETwORTH-NR. 3rd AND SHEP-
herd sts.--Now vacant; brick house cor.
Of alley; 8 rooms and bath on noors'
hot-water heat. gas and eiectriciy'
front porch faces Soldiers Home fark'
newly papered and painted: room Tor
garage; block from car line. Price
$3.50. Terms.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BRICK
house on PARK I'd near Soldiers Home
Para-Six cozy rooms and bath; newly
papered and painted: room for garage
lovely porches; immediate possession.
81. 750.
AdPOSING CORNER HOUSE, PET,
worth-Faces 4 streets. brick house;
large rooms and bath on floors; hot
water heat: gas and electricity; room
for garage, porches. Prlce, se'Soo.
rerm..
on SHEPHERD ST. NV. NEAR 4th-,
Brick bouse containing six rooms ana
bath. hot-water heat. porches; room Tor
garage. $3.50 Terms.
CORNER HOUSE NEAR LINCOLN
Park ne.--Brick: 6 rooms and path
new heating plant: house in excellent
condition. immediate possession; $j.i'o.
81. 75n-BRICK HOUSE ON NJ ST. S.E.
Opposite navy yard. !. block from
car lne--S rooms and bath: latroDe
heat: newly papered: house IN sood
condition: $500 cash. balance like rent.
Sc, ,25o--c-FAMILY HOUSE. EYE ST.
ne-On = car lines: each fiat contains
rooms aud BATH. front and rear porrhes;
separate halls and heating arrange
mcnts. room for garage. Live In one
fat. Tenant in second fiat pays inter
est on entire house. Most" economic
way of buying home. Terms to SUIT
purchaser.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1885 NEW YORK AVE. MAIN 3Ss.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
DESIRABLE DETACHED HOMES.
BOSS& PHELPS
Telephone Main 1870. 1906 H Street
Telephone Main 434o.

Price. $11 .500-In Cleveland Park. An
unusually cheap home. The situation OF
this house is ideal. There are 10 rooms
and bath. hot-watef heat, electric ligAts,
large porches. 4 let 6019O. Trees and
Price, 81. 5.oo0-Jsst OF Connecticut ave-.
and close to the Circle In Chevy OAass. A
shrubbery and q garage. A we'll consdues-
ed house Of brick and frame. having II
rooms asd hath. electric lights. rear stair
way, several open hreDaaees. InDediats
possesd0a.
Price, IN. .soo-In Ten Street Hlshhsds,
withia half q square OF the 18th street
car une. housp co0taininE 10 ropU1,
baths, heated with hot Wntaf. having
servants' QuarteIs, large porches and Q
garage. The not IL 6Ox160. There II
splendid value in this property.
Price. I'll. 0oo-Chevy Chase home. Two
story and attic colonial house. with I bed
Heated with vapoe. having electric Hghts,
to be found in q strictly modern home.
There Is also . garage. PosDessjea at o1ce.
Price. $16.50O-Owner. leaving city. y
anxious to make quick sale Of Cleveland
Park property. A comparatively new
coloniaf style house. Of individual cos
struction. having rooms, 2 haths, hot
water heat, electric lights. open Afeplscss
and . garage. There are many Attractive
features about this home thatDAre not
found In the ordinary horse.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Price. s.soo-Takoma Park section.
can be had. Bungalow style. with Z
rosm. hot-wltas hat. ssctfic lights. hard
weod 6osEs, inelosed sleeping porch. The
hoase has q slate roof. Easy terms Of
sale.
Prsee, s.soo-In Chevy Chase. this
siee Of The Clry3e and wet Of Csalecticut
avo. A es1tral hall plan Of hoose: . ltv-
ing room - feet long with large open
dr1pa1ce; there af0 bedrooms, baths:
houoe heated with hot-Water, having elec-
the lights, 0ak 01oG8. There IN Q Ga,age.
Price, S1ds0OAon Newark street, in
Cleveland Park. one Of the show places in
this popular suburb. Owner leaving city,
possession given any time: there is q large
lot and q very ro0my house Of rooms, 2
baths. vapor heat electric lights. numer-
ous porches.
Price, 412. .5O0-Wen located in Chevy
Chase. Colonial style. two storiea and
attic; ? coUplets bathreoms on second
floor; house heated with vapor, having
electric lights. oak floors: the bouse equip
ped thr0Hxhout With metal weatherstIipS,
screens, and there is . gsrage.
Price. $20. .000-In Cleveland Park Built
BY pfesent owner. There are 10 rooms, 3
baths, besides servants room: vspor heat
and electric lights. The plan Of this house
Is IDEAL. There arc bedrooms, bed
Fooms On second Aoor. L4rIe lot and
garage.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Bay-window brick house of
eleven rooms and bath; in fine
condition; near 30th and Q sts.
NV. Price, $1,000. Terms to
suit. Address Box 327-S, Star
office. Owner will show the
property by appointment. 18*
Evening star., 1920-03-17

NEAR 4th AND x N.E.-COMFoRTABI.E
Groom brick: bath; cellar: papered garage:
only "a, 500; easy terms; possession. Rol1ad
c. Booth, 215 NV. r. 2i02. 4Os
SPLENDID CORNER HOME. sAUL's ADDI-
tion near 18th st.; porehes; bath: electric
lights; hot-watef heat: large lot; oak trees:
Booth. 2l1 . A.w. r. zoo. 19s
sUBuRBAN HOME ON. CABIN JOHN rR0L-
iey; e-rooms; batA; CELLAR. furnace: electric
ushts: gas range. paxfect order; Ane .Aships
and boating; Only q. 600; lot 40 r.: .dssp;
owner givss posssssioe. 1slan1 O.. Boob. ms
= NV r. 2702. IL
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Brookland.
So, 500. $3.50 Cash, SIS Monthly
50x147; fruit and shade. Vscant.
Suburban Bargain.
$4,000. 5000 Cash, Balance
Monthly. =
electricity; stable, chicken house: 60 fruit
trees, wonderful shade trees and flowers;
minutes' walk to electric car line; 80 minutes
Northeast Bargain.
Sc, 500. 81, 900 Cash, $50 Monthly
MEDIATE POSSESSION.
Bungalow.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash, $50 Monthly
rooms. bath. hardwoed floor. and x,, tim;
o. B. ZANTZlNGER,
9o3 NEW YORK AVE.
No. 72sC319.
Phone Main 5371.
NEAR 9th AND r sTS. NV. PRICE. $2 TO
An excellently located home for q rennea
colored family. The house !: modern has 9
good deep lot to alley. Terms, $500 or 500
cash, balance $3.50 per month. including
principal and ali interest.
MOORE 4 HILL mo-.
1902 H st. NV.
BRAUTTFUL HOME m Mt. PLEASANT.
NEAR 18th AND LAMONT sTA
Price. $11.5eO
dwelling; 10 rooms and bath, hot water heat,
electric light. all improvements. Immediate
MOORE 4 HILL. mo,
142o2 b st. NV.
BN1UTIFUL HOMES IN SAULS ADDITION
NEAR 18th AND EMERSON SIS.
Price: 1880
locations large rooms and bath, brick. hot
water heat; electric light; beautiful grounds;
servants room; property now occupied BY
owner, who will give possession.
MOORD & HILL INC,
1902 st. NV.
EXCELLENT BARGAIN IN GEORGETOWN
HOME FOR 5000.
house Of IL rooms, and bath. furnace heat; ex-
MOORE HILL. INC,
1902 II st. NV.
NEAR 18th ~, 1SD Inv,Sa I,HoS srs' NV
A we'll built 9story brick dwelling, 10
rooms and bath, ans cellar, e1celient lot, al
improvements; now occupied BY owner, who
''' o MOORE 4 HILL, INC.
142O22 81 1t. NV.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE. NEAR sOIDINRs' HONE,
with garage, sleeping porch. and Anil; own
er leaving city and will make quick sale;
first reasonable offer will be accepted. Address
Box 40S, Star office.
GOOD OOLORD BUY-T ST. NV. BET.
18th and 14tb, 3-story brick, large rooms and
bath; excellent heating plant; house In perfect
condition; be bought on 81 500 cash
payment and S55 per month. Address Box
22sS, Star office.
BRIGHrwooD PRIcD $3.50 REASON
able terms; hot-water heat, 8 rooms and bath,
and servants toilet in cellar; house IN excel
lent condition, must be sold at once. Address
Box 225-S. Star ofRce.
ONE OF THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PROP
critics on 3rd st. near Pa. ave. n.w.-40 rooms
and baths electricity, hot water heat, suitable
for hotel or rooming house. reasonable terms.
WIN. II. McGRANN CO.,
722 11th street NV.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL real. -
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH II Il MOE
E ST. N.E.-vAcANr HOUSE; BxoM4MNT
gain; brick house: 9 rooms, bath. concrete
cellar improved hot-air furnace; southern ex-
posure; front porch; two large back pofcnes;
s:rd e cds ApnH
2443 18th st. NV. Columbia 4s9. 9s
!, CHARMING RESIDENCE.
ENGLISH BASEMENT PLAN.
Near Goth and Conn. ave. House
contains rooms. buffers pantry.
baths. elegant interior decorations.
hardwood noors throughout, electricity
and modern heating. large sleeping
porch, servants quarters Brick "a
rase-in fact. an expensive hsuns az
cept in price. For q quick sale owner
will take less than $17 ,OOO
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1885 New York ave. Main sos.
81 OWNER, NEW HOUSE IN F0f6zE
Beighte-Six rooms, sleeping porch; imnedises'
Evening star., 1920-03-17

ACCOUNT ~ BUsfNBSs CONDITIONS
owner will sen home half q square from Geo.
necticut avenue. near circle. at Chevy Chase
D. C. The house. constructed OF Erani.e ,aSd
brick; well-built In every respect and in ffSt-
class condition. - ~
House contains eight ROOMS; .leepins pofSh
and bfsakfast poech. has tffee bstbs; Nm
cellar and garage: has electric lights and nj
and heated By hot water. Lot contains nlae
thousand square feat beautiful trees al
sArubbeI. Ihe price I nm asldns for fks
PROPERTY would not build the house at this
time. Reasonable terms eiven 3f desfrel.
Ow.er. Address Boz 242zR, star once. A.
sNAP az 3seoe; R1.IRENoE 80: si4 u
s.e.: .AppU 0RoRGr wEATHERDY;. 6A1tln
Hotel: No3 q. =. q
VACANT: leS4 RIGGS: 10 ROOF. nA1a;
buffers pantry; deeH lot TO god paved AIleVs
good b. Q. heat; exeelleut condttisE: hafxlan:
EASY terms TkUs1DE, rms Wlisrd st Nv.
MONTHLY TENANT; s2a- 22nd ST. NV. -
nnms. hath. good lafrobe beat: only e4.g11s
81. 900 cash; balance monthly. TRU0T.
VACANT: on psi. In. 9nn-DETAtH1e
e-fcom. bath: hs1ek: 'fWnees: egod sandisa
oth and z st. ava .T:--S - -
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Telephone Main 1870.

~. o21 18th st.
Sixteenth Street NV.
Three-story brick dwelling; situated In
one Of the best squares on thts thofuush-
fare; eontAlAing IL rooms, hatkD, hot
water heat, electric lights 1t has aiso
complete billiard roon.
Irving, St. Near 18th.
One Of those beautiful houses situated h
enc Of the b0t resj6eadai sections oVef-
looking Rock Creek Part; built By Ken
nedy 4 Davis; eontaininE 8 rosns and 2
baths On tR0 aoe4s; ho4-WAtaR heat. eJee-
trjc lights, instantAneonD water katef:
te1fAced yar6 with eu11le-stOOe wan
around ffvnt The house ID finished VIII
hardWood 6ooeD and maAo4AAy trtn. Ihers
are also open Areplsees i1 hviss rosn anA
Price les than $16.oo0.
Monroe Street Near 18th.
Hxceptiosauy dne ho1e: dtsaeed IN ops
90 ef he best squares, fr0at1nE laf3e resi-
denees and IN Afst-class esoditlca, con-
tainins 10 rso.s, baths haywood hoecs.
place. colonial f1sss. s1s.. 'sass; sss.sso.
Columbia Hgts. Near l4th St.
Individually built; Wsday Weed, archa-
tect; 3-story hay-windov brick, ceataln-
ing rooms and bathn: hst-vsAer Aeat:
siYe immediats posses1aos.
Price only. I'll. 500.
COOK &. MAR,
921 18th St.