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o 1000 Q Q o Q Q o o 90 Q,

RAGS WANTED-Will pay 5
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
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RAGS WANTED-Wili pay
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-04

Mr.. E. E. Bethel of the Washing
ton Trading Company, was at Noga-
les yesterday.
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LOST-Leather Brief Case, contain
ing numerous papers. Finder please
return to l.. S. Adams. Bowman
Hotel. Liberal Reward. 1:4-1t. pd
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On December 28th, Mrs. R. 7. Hun
ter. wife of the well known prescrip-
tion clerk at the International Drug
Store, gave birth to fine boy
weighing eight and one-half pounds.
Mother and son are both doing finely.
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PERSONAL ITEMS

ilS6SRgIS0s6gf 3HgS
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III. LAYTON,
Effective November 1, 1919.

Passenger Agent.
For further information address or call on T G
Wright Asst Terminal Superintendent Nogaes Arizona
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Q o Q O o O o Q Q o O. o o o O o,
O FOR SALE o,
O o o o Q o @ @ @ Q o O O O O O.
FOR SALE-Old papers, in bundles
of 100 for 25c. "The Oasis"
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. 9 @ @ o O o O @ @ 00O0 o.
Q HELP WANTED O.
O q @ O @ @ @ Q @ @ 90 90 @ o @.

HELP WANTED-First class steno-
grapher, English-Spanish. Good
Salary. Male or Female. Karns
Bros Inc. 4:4-1t chg,
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MACEE TO SUE
CHICAGO CUBS
Player Claims He Has Been
BIackIlsted.

NEW TOHK. Mafch s--t'n Hagse
~ tho chicago Nationals recently
dropped by that cllh l. about 20 ttlng
splt for dsmHges against h. chicago
club on the ground hat he h1r been
hlAckli-trd and d'prlysf ~ sbrfinx a
livelihood IN t's'ulu. it wss learned
here today N,Ree announced hi, In.
i'n'ion 10 fsh' aga n't being dropped
frprl baseball ln n Telegram tu ~ SsN
YORK Evening journal from Cincinnati
Ills measHgr states The ~ n ger ~ the
chicago Ciub hhs not -, sos tim tbsf
he tNsxsel " n1t wanted ~ mem
b'r OF The 'esn This year th1t neither
Manager Mitchell nor anyone ESQ hAs
accused h'm ~ Improper hr'tl0g on
bssshsli games of indifferent playing
Tho player olhlus 20 have evidence
In hl. possess that tho owners of
Tho major League tr-,rs have black
-isf him without cause hni AYERS
'hat su.i Vill rron be n'cd 20 test
~, risht ~ tho Chicago club 90 cY-
.f''1s We option on him In DcccmH"t
Hni release him mouth htcr lie
ssvs his record slows that Ne 10 IN.
tltled to fsfnsln In the msi1r leagues
and that he viii nrh, IN do -
har.e played Win Brooklyn and
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LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

A. Cleveland Carl Tfsmsin won q
newspaper decision over Benny N0ssi
In ~ rounds.
A. London. Enshhd Joe Beckett
knocked out Dick HIniih IN tho mn
round
A. Saginaw. Nlch --csptsin Bob
Roper got the decision oyof knoes0u'
nnl Brennan ~ Sew Yorh IN ten hard
and fas, rounds
A. indisns iiArbor, IND Jimmy
llsnlor Denver lirhtveirh' Won on
points from clint i'ynn IN ~ rounds
A, Port worth solly nufns. -
Paul ig'iwelshi won m nine rounds
from freddy iiill after th~ h'''f
claimed he hsi been fOulrd TIE
fcfsfe. called ~ alkno"hout
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YOUTH MUST Be KEPT
ON FARM TEXAN SAYS

CHICAGO. March y soeisi s,srvs.
Liza snd economic injustice are forcing
ne son' snf daushtsrs NJ farmers 20
nlUaie 10 the cities " l.. Mcknight.
~ S1cosioches, TsSas told the dele.
rates 10 The American Farm nnesu
Federation convention here yaH,fiay
Degeneration ~ rural America must
- brought about r 'hls county /. 10
accomplish The ,tfpEs Intended ~ no
i1undsp.' ssd Mr McKnlsht soolai
starvation and scpn0mlr Injustice az.
ne twin evils ~ rufsi NE We mu-i
10 something - weep rcd hlnofef ho, .
fnd gidE m ~ fifms tnder ronfl.
lions existing 10 some rursl cnmuunl.
ties W. cannot blame those Who sf.
yeunE and ambition, for leaYins ths
iafms ara soinH 10 the cify
We ~ 1stst Ar. ready N sriks
hands slih the psop'. Of ~ section,
I Tor ffh, on N" economic Injustice
fuf'f'd bY agricultural peopl.
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HOUSTON DROPS
CAME TO CARDS
Practice Held in Camps De-
spite Cold Weather,

HOUSTON, TTr March s-Ths
main teAm ~ Cardinals defeated The
Houston nine ~ The Tf,Hs League m
n seven inning g,fns here yesterday
The score Was 6 20 T. Manager iUrkey
used two II his recruit pitchers
IiAln,r and fehulr ami hey showed
up In good style. niloslhg but seNop
hits
Ths Cardinsis len f1r Dlllns last
nigh' sud piay the Dallas team today
and sunday
TAYLOR. Tsrrs, March An bu'
two Of last years regulars viii sfsoe
the lineup NJ nurs,s st. Louis Browns
when they stack up sGainsi For
worth of The Trrss League Hatur
day sftsfnoon The 'v0 missinT are
Mullen AZ hird sra rrbas ghockor
burke " satisfied with ihs progress
~ his team so far all the men taking
10 tie hsri praciire drills wiih civ
Right now nurkc - concentrating his
whole team in hur'lns
SAN ANTONIO. Ter,. March g.
The Giants vers scheduled TO play
'h,ir first exhibition game - the sea-
son with the San Antonio team
JAcKEOS, Fis MArrh s-Nhnsr~r
Husrins plsnn-d ,o take ,ha Yankees
for q oross country run today.
yAcKsoSvrLLE. rs. March g.
The dodgers deNed oold blasts Friday
snd planned 10 play one practice game
today.
w1oer BADES. ins. March -
vintry weather ini,rf.red With the
practice ~ the pirates baterymen TO-
day Msnsrsr Diteon had IN. men
gu, for . long hike but they dld no,
don un'foVms
NEW ORLEANS. March a whs,heY
Joe wood will be listed .. q hurler or
IN ou,Ne'dsr 10 ono ~ the questions
Mansger Speaker hore- 20 - sbls 10
decide before camp ends Tn. Indians
today we're preparing FOR q clash with
the Pelicsns tomorrow.
PASADENA. Cat. March s-Ths
cubs were g'yen another s,iN work
out ,odnv. One ~ a.. hu-ics, vas
Claude Hendrix. who. bsrrei Nv rules
rom using his famous freak s,uif. IL
developing - hirh clsss ctirSs. T~J
rockies Who are making spod are
Tony achul's who hail. from MI
wsuhes and Jimmy Shannon OF Brook
i'm.
MACON Ca. March TN. severe
cod weather Sli not cut much Ire
with Manager Jack Coomb1 today. He
had hurs bonfirss bull, on thn sids
iinss and put the Tiger rookie. through
Two swi't trse'lce sessions
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SWISS CHALLENGE
FOR BALLOON TROPHY

SEw YORK Mstch ssrtsrlsr Z
today oaiisd 10 The Asfp riup -
America. challenging iof tho lr'srrt
fIonal balloon trophy Great HrI'slr
Franc. Belgium ana i'r'v have hlfsafy
challenged The trophy 49, oNsf'f IN
1910 by The late iaynts Gpfiln Ron.
nstt sni competed ~ annually urN'
mo advent ~ he rofli v'r Araricl
ha- won 'gur ou' ~ sgh' Internal 1naI
nDt-lNsta
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PETE HERMAN I'LL:
BOUT IS CANCELLED

PfnfADELrHiA. March pol Pete
fisrm.n rsnisnvs'gh' champion. rhp
"A. 10 hAv. met x q loo y fornen
n, Gloucester. y D. here tonight IN
-ly.tound bout. VI. forced "a cancel
hs ,rgaHsmsrt becaIse ~ Illness is
s su'ferns 'rpn in'llsnlR ana IL com
futt 20 lie isf
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lss Tsndle, Na,fh.d

fTnaEY City, Y NaF-N f--fsr
Tender. T1iilbdslphiss stellar rKh'-
weight hover has TODAY been sgnsi ~
'a'h bfI'rlN. manager ~ The Arena
tN'"'lr club n meet either Chsr'sy
White ~ ihs winner os ne Nillls
iNckton iohnry DUNDEE i-,r' us,'
MHrlny ri.ht in an sight,t0uni bout
Ju March 9.
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fine SHOWING
MADE BY JACK
Benny Leonard Comes in for
Enthusiastic Hand,

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March a IN.
'huslasuc receptions were given JACK
Dempsey. heavyweight champion. ana
Kenny Leonard. lightweight champion
each OF whom boxed three exhibition
round. NJ n locsi arena lar' nighi.
rtmpseyr opponent Nas Terry Keller
Of New YORK Fdil. lianon ~ Beat.
Tic optosri Leonard.
Sport fnllpNff- were enthusiastic
over Denpseys speed and what they
Described - his marvellous condition
but li,,le l@ss praise was bestowed
upon i~onhfi.
The arena vas rsrksd and hundreds
we're turned awaN
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ST. LOUIS BROWNS
PLAY PANTHeRS TODAY

FORT WORTH. TsXas. March g.
arrived hero early this morning and
unless brisk weather prevents viii take
on the Panther Texas lesEuers for the
fi's, preseason game this afternoon.
navls and f<vsre'ie are slated 20 DO
'hc r,ourd work for TIE prowns
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NEW NOnk March s-The name NJ
iark Curi-y IL emhlsr0nsd 'ofsy on the
Ist Of American promoters and man.
Hrar~ sin have pirnei Georges Car
p-nrer. Cuf,sy hnDounrs1 he hss re-
r'lyed7 Csrpenti.rs -lrnef contract
agreeing 10 a ten wecss theater tour
-iartinR May =
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DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD pLAS1uS
Mus.ero'e %c1Is w,4ey. -
Blster-Essies, Quiclb9

THERE'S - ssass = Midal . -
oi mustard. Aoss ~ Vs18 ~ ~
CO sssiiy ylisvs ~ sleneo0o1b
nso Wtth lltss clsoa, Wll1e 0u1ulh
Austeruis b aade q ~ 81 g
mustard ~ oehss hsl0f1 hUo4moA
combinsd h The los1 q ~ og1a0n1
whtta etntmesl u takso - ~ q
mustard plasteF1 end ~ ~ tGs1nI
Mustsfosa usually tve ceaVeell1
from soss throsl hsuacAe2 ~ ~
Group sfia nsri ssfilnA sspu1U1H
hesdsehs, eoa0sstloa pleviBY.s .slse10
tim. lumhaon apsae ~ 0cAD q -
back - ttnf1 spsalA ~ 011e)nA
bruissa ehlhlsAna tFuGes6 ~ eG1lD g
De ehsst N often Dssveao poGunpelQh
90 - eoc tasE hsQaA dDQo
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los hNOELFs. cal. Msfch Roy
N.fef'on, charged WITH siilns In tho
robbery ~ q bank ~ PhoenU. Ala.
Nhb s'np'd from N. city jail her,
Thursday nIsht by using . crude key
on his cell looh. then climbing W q
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.. s, STEAMER Rlns
BRIDGE At NORFOLK

NORFOLK W, March sne
Tinted states shipping board steamer
Me'rimnrt, ~ snchnr N the harbor OF
Past hsln street early today vAs swept
from her mootinrs and rsmined the
f-fsltY hfldre. spanning the K.ilr..
beth fiv-r Tho vessel was f.scussd hy
tugs Ths extent Of the damage sus.
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A NEW LINE
OF GAGS.
> Bv "Buss" Bssf :
PRESIDENTIAL cANpIpAvEA

pWGS'OtNTIAL CANpIpAVtN
Prssidsntlsi yssrs brlsO out the can.
d,ssts IKE frost brings oW the goose.
Nesh. on In the orspsIuies distance
~ can hear Din srysn t~snolne the
septtst I strlnO on ME Typewriter aad
vuoinO w cN "lii Be Win you when
ehs esnsus b'soms seaIn." eiii thinks
essesf orssms ere the fvsury u the
0eev, % MsstsvliNek ehirps In "rhs
Sssasuvss n the Humble" serss ss the
otksv treasures ef the humble being q
Vssss d wood alcohol end q s,emssh
JUNE.
Like ths rngvorm twtnss aro'inA the
esveniis finger, like the bos cons'rte-
W twinss around tho rabbit and like
the poison ivy twines sround the
Susged oak, 90 flf'l hns wound himself
around our affections until No rrrsi@
1oNtla' landslide seems complete with
Nt Bll digging himself out of the
4sbris. Mn has been tearing of Q lot
q barking for the Presidential circus
Ina. like mos, good shlllabers. hs hiss
Washington, Washington. thou has
Zen a tender nurse n me. Thou
0ught tho ,lmid SehrasSi shepherd
~ 10 rals into the eyes of the fierce
Minority vote even as . boy In those
n n laughing g,rl. hut fear thee not
Ali pay thee back, until yop yelpw
y04omAcus runs red with iro'hlnF
0opsjuies." - IT, MeGuffys foufh
6Vpder.
Din kss esaeslsd h's debt The row.
oetvi WstsFs of the Potomac are diluted
WITH % Nveh Srsps cap that even ths
SeWy mInaow ts~ wlSpls there In
go o. wevrrfu, an1 chsutsvdvs like
ootsty. VIII oii, b sssetsd when No
0oses sut ss hls wrsppsrs IKE . fsuv.
vosr esNdidatIal iseustf ON seaes We
Aoes ths dsiluius trsmoie ef the bsy
cWN ksvsde. bsylss q the spesashlns.
poatses and prshfbitIon mako queer
(o1din0 bed ssisws. And 0,W o..
Voys ,rsIes ths Werks whsn the bed
SSt1s VI.
: A. present Riii 10 telling the dem
erfAtic party whist 10 Do Tn. bad
Aosdsd barber distributes the hair
0seic.
6DWitiai honsfs since Nse'er tcos
(ouOhlNO Oss IN ths muWlsips' psvod.
~ has wen hlmssN two chine In pub.
~ sfs!es. but HE Din ran ne tones
r. 90 . third ehla whils telling
fssNd n the ls'lins ree~ o. me whlts
- IN that sia csieNiai mansis~. bvt
~ eaNt ost there With ~ s't eossa'si
ThrUe timss has Bill sts~sed for that
hl0h and diasy office. and three times
- DO become lisly. Thrice has he
~ rilAen on the wave Of public senu-
6Sol and exactly thrice hiss he heen
- "a The shore with the Sam Broth
G51. p1ot and Jet And each time he
0vNcsa hack 20 the conflict Ike
~ tSytng 10 ride . Sssbsr dog.
~ twenty years. ~ end on IN the
49, WoCe@, Din NEE besN sNdsavsr.
~ o lssk through tks White Mouse
O(A1oWo tsem the leslte. ks wight
Sov0 beeN vice PRESIDENT " he wll'ss.
H = 3 baNqust Q banquet o. tke ~.
~ Se6,st Whels hsV. ~ Nsns V ths
byeN wes eh',p, aed eseh e.eese..
S00oe pssk, which 10 No way 10 ~ sss.
- esliops after the hare With the
hnnheo tsnaeity of the tortoise. The
~ eurtle Won IN Mr.. Aeo0p's uncon'
1Uel rumsrs. but no had only one
x31AQsaist Every ssss Year, thsy
6(trH ksrss "a BIN.
uo6sy rstseWe svsm ne svt dsyiNO
0D1$leSo iNd,este inst olu nee
Hs hsihs the dry vsts In the hollow
g ~ hAnd.
~ ses,1 kst1 n IN ne hS,'sw q
----
NM Dstto VIM pee,eleN..
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HAMPTON DEMPSEY SHOWS SPEED IN EXHIBITION BOUT AT LOS ANGELES

'"n'la,or SHAFT 10 ~. roof sns making
hls wsy hsncs 10 ths SrOund. was
s'lll q, bfns Yesterday
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oGoaNo VIM otNoasd T,tIo.
v00f0N, March o-rseey Col1tNe 81
G1ne n ~ nsv ssnaes1s ies 6aik
S110Ae1 eAan01Sa eoAa1 q . r..
q u ~ . n v)ess0Y ever poes
S0l1o0o ~, oto0 ef CNtca0o,
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- Is'1S, ~ Xs';s ps''s'::;. 49,. A.
nCs "a US = 4. ~ Ss.I III sss,.isssS p.sis
...a ~: |: f.:2|' :2|'1bb,,i s. l.: e.; S.s;:S ;sss:S
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vnIsss sabonIs Plague osss W

II Doctor voro~offs discovsry -.
comes popular ws can say that cur
ape, ,--Cartoons Mssasins.
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tsInsd 10 nos known. The vAtsv aa1D
connecting the Neffolk wstss s,o(s0
with the Portsmouth sueSly Uas ipoka0
by the uBpacf.
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MACON Ca. March s--rhs s~vere
cod weather SId no, cut much Ire
with Manager Jack Coombs today. he
had hurs bonfires bull, on thn I'D,
iinss and m, the Tiger rookie. through
two swi't rrso,lce sessions
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= PlllanS Ns1gi1ks g.
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Nar.e played with Broosiyn and
Evening star., 1920-05-20
FOR SAIE-H0USEs.

A Few Select Offerings.
1924 Spring Road.
Corner Of alley; censs,Hs .ts .ycems and hath.
electric hrhta and het-water heat, vacant :
terms. rrscr. ts.Sao,
.slt2 18th st. NV.
Contains ten rcevas and hath. double sleepias
porvh. he, water heat and e'eS,r, use's. 80.
rricc. Ai,sm
Close To 10Th st. and Belmont.
A very attractive revrn sSseM hease WIN
bath aad toilet, hasit-sn rsrsse' hot ws,rs nsa'
and riessrie iiSsts; ,esves. rrte s'&~"'
Near Coyncr ct Bancroft Pl. and
Phelps III.
4 very attractive ten r,~'m aud TIVE bath
rxc~iirat .ead,,t.n. Immediate possession
friee. $tr .sn,
lTlO p st. NV.
Contains eleven rUoms and hath upstairs
kitchen. jus, newly papcred and painted close
10 Dupont Circle: terms. Price. furnished.
ST. 900. unfurnished. $lo.3o0.
HARRY WARDMAN,
SALES DEPARTMENT.
1850 h St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-20
BOSS & PHELPS,
l4O6 H St. NV.

Telephone Main 4310.
Naval Observatory: a modern six-room and
bath colonial brick house. heated with hot
a front porch and two-sto-y rear porches;
paved alley in rear of lot This house Is oc-
cupied by an o~ner, who will give possession
and make reasonable terms of sale.
PRICE. Ss.ss0-In the Bloomingdale sec
tion-A corner house having six rooms and
house is in fine condition throughout. Pos
session can be had any time and an offer will
be considered for all cash. e-----
PRICE. 81. .5OO-A downtown house Of indi-
vidual construction. two stories. with four
rooms each floor. heated with hot water
occupying premises. will give possession and
make reasonable terms Of sale.
PRICE. s1o5o0-In Columbia Heights just
OF from 18th street: most complete home
two story. bay window brick house having CO.
lonisl front porch. This house has electric
There Is also breR nns s.rsee has
ing two ears. Owner leaving city
PRICE s1.sOO-A most complete Columbi.
frontage Of 81 feet: the house has six rooms
and hath: heated with hot water. has electric
lights Convenient terms Of sale.
PRICE. s5.aao-On Que street in lexington.
. little east of North Capitol St; q six room
brick house. heated with furnace: good lot to
paved alley. With room for garage. Very
easy terms of sale.
PRICE. So. .O00-Tn an attractive square in
Mt Pleasant: convenient to the car line: own
er leaving city will give immediate poeSes-
sion Two-st"ry colonial tyne house. hayine
s.x rooms and bath, large front porch. two
story rear porchas. the hnu<e screened through
at and in excellent condition. Modern in every
respect - :.
PRICE. sS.i-0LA well located northwest
hone- reasonable terms Of sale and possession
given This is thrae-story. semi-detachsd
nfre-room brick house heated with hot water
having large front and side porches: good yard
paved ahey in rear of lot.
PRICE. s11 .5OO-A convenien. northwest 10.
cation: three story brick house. having nine
rtons. two baths. hot-wxfer h~at electric
i'ghts oak floors. The lot is 20x145 to an lS-
loot alley Owner will accept terms Of 81 500
cash and monthly payments This is a most
attractive piece OF property.
PRICE. s1.3s0-Near the Soldiers Home-
A splendid buy in n moderate priced home
complete in every detail. having six rooms ana
bath. hot water heat and electric lights: room
Tor garage Easy terms Of sale and Possession
given,
Evening star., 1920-05-20
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INCORPORATED

lNtOhfOhd Ell.
sl7,50o-A MOST ATTRACTIVE
house in exclusive section Of
Chevy Chase: beautiful grounds:
porches on three sides; eight
bedrooms. reception hall, draw
ing room. dining room. pantry
and kitchen; laundry in cellar;
garage: electricity: convenient
TO car lines; delightful house
for all-year use: vacant.
sEAiI-DErACHED. HOUSE.
overlooking he beautiful
rooms and bath; porch: large
front yard; hot-water heat:
electricity: thoroughly well
built and modern house. in ex-
ccllent condition.
A.5O0-NEAR 18th AND PENNA.
ave. Sc: convenient to car
lines: front lawn. with hedge:
porch: six large rooms and
hath house in excellent condi-
tion: large lot. with room for
garagei reasonable terms.
$3,OOO-NEAR 18th AND PENNA.
ave. Sc; on broad avenue, with
large front and back yards and
in neighborhood Of 81 800 houses:
convenient to car lines; four
room and bath house. with
room in yard for garage: easy
terms to responsible purchaser.
Waggaman & Brawner. Inc,
Franklin 74S5. 9l4 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-20

SERVICE OUR SUCCESS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$7,750-kentucky ave. Sc: half block from
and tiled bath; hot water heat: beautiful elec
tric fixtures; hardwood trim; 81, 500 cash, bal
ance easy.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
CORNER IN BLOOMINGDALE.
$6,25O-Fine eight-room and tiled ba tn home
in good section; four large outside bedrooms; !;
frrnace heat; 5000 cash. balance easy.
VACANT; PETWORTH.
81 o00.Taylor st. near sth-A fine six-room
ana tiled hath home: With garage for large
CIR; colonial style; 5000 cash. balance easy
P ST. NE.
this convenient location; in good condition !:
$500 cash, balance easy.
11th NEAR LAMONT.
&c. 750-Beautiful seven-room and fine tiled
bath home. in this select section; hardwood
s.. 600 cash, balance easy.
DAVIS & STEELE,
NJ 5ose- -5sea 4eoN. =. ave.
s1s ND. AVE. &w.-sIx ROOM BRICK
house: large garage. Price. 81 $50; $500 down:
easy payments. Owner 722 10th st. NV. 21s
s6s5O.-NEAR 1st AND ADAMS ST. NV
rooms, reception hall. bath. furnace heat. 2
porches; nne condition; fine back yard and
0.0O-oth st. me-. near Florida ave
Basement. rooms and bath; 2 back porches;
garage for cars; house in fine condition.
VIM. H. McGRANN CO.,
72S 11th at. NV
Evening star., 1920-05-20
$S.JOO.
SEMI DETACHED BRICK HOCSE.
HI AiI.IlI

$500
SEMI DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Hons" located in beautiful Pefvorth. com
'aihs large rooms on floors and finished
atfF room: hot-water heat. gas and electric
hght; newly papered: lot a5xI4a to payed
alFft southern exposure: slate roof: colonial
porch; house near line. school and marx.
s5~n or more cash. balance to suit purchaser.
no agents. Phone OWNER. Columbia 1892.
FOR SALE by OWNER: MT. PLEASANT
w." blocks ear line: detached; room and
ta'h house. on lot 20 by 125: an excellent buv
in an estate: 10000; this home will Interest
you Phone y. 1870 after 8 pm No agents.
Doe
FOR SALE-k ST. NV. JUST EAST 9th.
near the two new banks and in a RAPIDLY inn
proving business section: three story brick
can be changed into store or Office and two
fats; a special bargain
II. X. HOWENSTEIN co,
1914 st. NV. or 9Th and II sfs ne
FOR SALE-NEAKLY NEW COIONI1T.
porch hou:e. in good Sc. ioca tioE near Pa ave
ears u rooms. bath. cellar: furnace heat: elec.
tfir lights: paved alley: price. 81 go: about
S2.'Hn cash required balance easy monthly
payments.
H. X. HOwENSTEIN CO.
III! : - NV. or eth and II SIS ne.