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The Washington times., 1920-11-06

1914 Caroline street north west. ssio.
~. n. narnes. one building for stors
and private garages. 1901 seventh
treet southeast, 1850.
Dstp oot.s.. repairs si7 II street
I 3. 8. Dalton. brick garage. rear ssso
Nineteenth street northwest $780,
J. l. Topper. one one-story frame
dyeliinr .aH seI Forty-sixth street north
+. w. II. wills. brick garage. rear i2s
Indiana avenue northwest. Seoo.
Charles IL ouinby. Jr.. frame
garage, rear 72is Blair road. $500.
r. q. Wrenn. repairs. l21s Wisconsin,
avenue northwest. $4,000.
n. r. George. one brick. one-story
store. 1905 seventh strsst northwest
"James Glass, repairs, 1859 Grand
street northeast, $3.50.
American Ice Company. repairs. FIT
teenth and E streets northeast, $1,000.
w. II. Broch, metal garage. rear
iS2s T street northwest. s2so.
Washington Brooks. repairs. "a
pagge place. Anacostia. ID. G.. $500.
John L. Spaulding. metal garage.
rear $40 Fifth street southeast, Sf2o.
William A. Hill. repairs. 1898 Con-
necticut avenue northwest, $4,000.
Boyd q Taylor. repairs s427 New
ark street northwest, $1,000.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06

8. u. Tabor, metal garage. gos
shepherd street northwest. $500. ~
w. v. Ford. one ons-story frame
dwelling. 422s Grant street northssst.
s2. 900. ~ ss
Thomas E. Allen. metal garage. rear
isiS Good Hope road. $500.
X. E. Mccullough. metal garage.
rear is4s X street northwest siss.
Vincent Forester. metai garage.
rear $40 Newton street northwest.
y225.
L w. Thompson. metal garage, rear
.s2l sherman avenue northwest $500.
L. Lehman. metal garage. rear iifb
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, tfes.
y. J. Auth. repaira 4si, Georgia
avenue northwest. tt2to. CNH1
Harry A. Kite. nve two-story frame
DWELLINGS, sS ssoi LAT TO ssoa Alton place
M. II. Mangan. repairs. rear ibss N
street northwest, $50. ~. 40.
c. w. Wasser, metal garage. rear
2s43 Belair place northeast. $3.50
DR.. H.. w. Muffitt terra Gotta
garage. rear i27 d street southeast.
500. ...>sb,,, I'D
.. +. cuiioty. one one-story frame
and cement block dwelling, 41to Grant
street northeast, 1880.
NJ i. Mockbie. metal garage. rear
1881 Meridian street northwest. saib.
Mary r. A. Brown brick garage.
rear 2s27 Eighteenth street northwest.
$1,000.
Clyde Hartman. repairs. 1875 street
northwest. $500.
John p. 2Agnew. repairs. 7s-7s-so
Patterson street northwest. $1,000.
Felix Lake. repairs. 5i4 r street
northwest. $1,000
Crawford Paving Company, repairs.
X street and Wisconsin avenue north
west, $4,000.
A. II. Tyson, repairs. b26-28 Twelfth
street northwest. $500.
H.. w. Smith. frame and metal
garage, $3.50 Eighth street north
west, $500. ft'Fs =.
M. Webster. metal garage. rear 10i
Fifth street northeast, $40.
c. II. Small. five two-story brick
dwellings. 1850 to 1858 Taylor street
northwest. $4,000.
J. D. Garman. metal garage. rear
The Washington times., 1920-11-06

rear 25T4 Sherman avenue northwsst,
$500. i-f'sres - .Nfbfl M ~
w. H. white. jr, repairs. eoii
wyoming avenue northwest. $500.
Nellie Sullivan. two metsi garages.
rear 40+ H'street northwest 5000.
J. r. Bethel eonerete garage, rear
,l345 Que street northwest. $fOO.
Anna X. Wood. stone garage, rear
OF Brandywine street. $500
Harry saunder repairs. i222 Eye
street northeast. $500.
J, y, Hempnill. metal Eurase. rear
w. c. Tungate. metal garage rear
535 Shepherd street northwest. $3.50.
c. J. Dickson. metal garage. rear
534 Taylor street northwest, $3.50.
Dan Dagastino. repairs, l120 North
Capitol street northwest, $500.
A. B. Stacey, metal garage, rear
1910 Kansas avenue northwest, 5000.
Welsey Smith, frame dwelling, 1912
Fourty-seventh street northwest,
81. 200.
Louise Kantz. metal garage rea,
1905 Nineteenth street northwest.
81. 500.
James Cardinal Gibbons. two-story
brick dwelling. IA M street southeast.
50. 900.
Jane II. Martyr, repairs. TO Fiji
teenth street northeast. $500.
Helen Seiboid. repairs. 9l0 r. street
northwest, $1,000.
Dorothy Mccombs. repairs, 1908
Connecticut avenue northwest, $4,000.
Terminal Storage Company. repairs,
First street, between X and l. streets
northeast. $2.400.'
Mary a. sharpe. repairs. 1908 New
Ha npshire avenue. $2.400.
United States Storage Company, re-
pairs. rear AIS Tenth street north
west. s1.500.
Henriette scheIIhorn. brick garage,
rear 261s Thirteenth street north I
west. 1000. t's6F
II. NJ. Singer. brick garage. rear $50
Mclean avenue southwest. 5000.
w. W. Heine. frame garage. rear
1928 Gallatin street northwest. $500.
Edwin l.. Davis. one one-story frame
dwelling. 4s06 Thirtieth street north
west. $500.
J. C. Haller. repairs. 2525 Bladens-
burg road northeast. $1,000.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
BOSTON BANKS TO HELP
FAMILIES BUILD HOMES

Real estate men OF Boston have
worked out what they believe to be
q practical solution OF the housing
problem for Boston and It's suburbs.
Their plan IL to have persons need
Ing houses build and own their
homes. and IN this the effort Of the
Real Estate Cooperative Bank. owned
and operated by the real estate In
terests Of Boston, will help families
% finance such an undertaking.
For long time there has been
The greatest difficulty In obtaining
oans for home building purposes. as
'avings banks and trust companies
of Boston have been as shy about
.dvancing money for this work AZ
New York institutions. The Real
The Washington times., 1920-11-06

WIN stokes. one ons-story frame
dwelling. Fifty-third and DIX streets
aortheAst. ssoo. W .t
Thomas A. Jameson. five two
tory brick dwellings. isii 70 1889
Taylor street northwest. $4,000.
Alexandra Med. Lee. brick gar
age. rear 1852 Massachusetts ave
nue. northwest. tioe.
b. o. Young. metal garage. rear
$3.50 Brown street northwest 1915.
National Catholic War Council. re-
pairs. 1912 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, $500.
u. ". schwartz, frame garage. rear
f4i4 Twelfth street northeast. 5000.
Nicola Badissa. brick garage. 2ss
d street northwest. $4,000.
r. J. OBrien, repairs. rear 1872 X
street northwest. $500.
Charles White. jr. repairs. 42s
Eleventh street northwest. $1,000,
Globe Amusement Company, re-
pairs. l3ts to ls4s u street north
west. 1000.
w. O. D. Martin. metal garage. rear
s4os M street northwest. s325. 80
Umbert Cerulli metal garage. rear
sll fourteontn street nortneast, sSAo.
J. L. Halier. metal garage. rear 2o2o
kBladensbufg road MOI theast. $500.
Ia q. caron. metal garage. rear 12ll
q street southeast. S245.
American Security 4 Trust CONF
pany. krepairs. Massachusetts avenue.
Seventh and X streets northwest, $0eS.
w. r. Walton, metal garage. rear
645 u street northeast. $500.
Martha Garrett. frame garage, 712o
Seventh street northwest 5000.
r.. II. Badly. metal garage. rear
1914 Riggs place northwest, $40o.
r. r. Gown, repair. 2230 Mass
Nachusetts avenue northwest, $500.
N. w. Quincy. repairs, COS Florida
avenue northwest $200. ,.t
rs II. o. Hale. metal garage, rear 1884
C street southeast. $27o.-
e. r. Thompson. metal garage, 1929
Sixth street northwest, 1926.
Fannie Davis. metal garage. rear
2110 G street northwest, x225.
v. C. Baker. hve one-story brick
garages, rear 1915 Harvard street
northwest. $500.
r. F. Mecart. three metal garages.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
FEW GET PERMITS
DURING LAST week
Thomas A. Jamison to Build
Five Brick Dwellings In
Taylor Street.

Thomas A. Jamison. builder. $40
New York avenue northwest. obtain
ed a permit through the office Of the
building Inspector during the present
week to erect Ave two-story brick
dwellings, The location OF this opera
tion win be 1891 to 1870 Taylor street
northwest. They will cost $4,000. z
This was the only permit issued
during the last week where more than
one dwelling was involved. Several
permits were obtained for Individual
frame structures, the average cost
being $1,000, The usual number OF
permits for repairs were written and
the steady stream of licenses for con-
strutcion OF garages, mostly OF the
metal type. closed rather dull week
In this department OF the District
building.
Following are some of the permits
Jacob Passin. concrete garage.
rear 7ss Upshur street northwest
E. r. Ambos. metal garage, rear
2254 Ontario road northwest. 5000
DIP. Montague. metal garage. rear
1f95 Meridian place northwest, 5000.
w. A.. Romig. metal garage. rear
20s6 Lincoln road northeast. $3.50. u
J. sefnia. metal garage. rear SIS
Columbia road northwest. S2t7.
Max II. Hats. repairs. 1889 Montel-
10 avenue northeast. $500.
Nora Short. metal garage. 722 Fiji
teenth street southeast. $500.
Harry Jeffrey. brick garage. rear
11ss Columbia road northwest $500.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
MEXICO RENTS ASLOW
AS 50 CENTS MONTHLY

notwithstAndins that Little Mexico.
rampico. has incrsassd its population
By at least 1000 within the last three
weeks. Mexican families are said to
be sbis to obtain quarters At rentals
as low a. 30 cents . month. The new
comers are Mexican iaborsra VIII
nave been working during the sum
saer and are moving to Tampico e
take up their winter quarters. The
situation has reached . point whore
there ARE more Nsxicans than Jobs.
The Mexicans' mode OF living enable
them TO pass through the winter on
the money they saved from their sum.
mer wages. A house In Little Mexico
costs practically nothing, a. tenants
club together In paying their OK.
pepses.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
reased Building Only Solution of Home Shortage ss s
Buy Real
Estate Now

per Gem below the truth. a. reliabis
medical reports Indicate. the deasl
rate IN Pstrogrsd has reached the sa-
paiiins ratio OF 100 persons OF sverj
thsssand. or 10 per cent u
In Berlin the death rate 10 is.s. IN
London s.o. In Stockholm. 10 and In
Amsterdam "a Of every 1000. Ac-
cordins to this. Petrograd's death rate
10 seven times that OF Berlin and ten
times that OF London. Hand in hand
with this steadily Increasing death
rate IL an extraordinary decrease In
the birth rate. which has droppsd
from 204 births for each thousand n
the year 1914 20 Is 20 the thousand irl
1913. You can ngure for yourself how
long Il will be at this rate. until Pcf-'
rograd A. a deserted city. -
The Washington times., 1920-11-06

Estate co-opsratiys Bank OF Boston
plans 20 rsmsdy this csndition. None
Of the Officers Of the real estate
bank receives any salary or emoiu-
ment Of any kind Tor his work In
this connection. and the officsrs and
directors are all members OF the Bos-
ton Real Estate Exchange. which or
sanissd and sponsersd the new In
stitution.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
PETROCRAD SOON TO Be
MERE MEMORY OF CITY
Death Rate Of Ten Per cenl
Fast 0bIlteratlng Population.

BERLIN. Nov. o.-Pstrosrad viii
soon be . deserted city. . mere mem
orr Of the past like Troy or Carthage.
.seeordi9s |. to nggres in the, Dsut:shs
death rate In peace time in Pstrosrad
was far from low; IN 1914 it was 22.b
for each 1000 population. In 1915 the
hgurss increased 20 23.b. In 1915 TO
<S.e. and In 1919 T4.s persons died Of
every 1000 residents.
" the rate of T4s 10 really 20 20 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22

Jewelry
Mesh Bags, fine quality. close
ring mesh. with dainty narrow
frames. in engraved finish; sill
yer plated: soldered Or 40
link chain handle. DO.4C
Bangle Bracelets, gold filled;
wear guaranteed: sets of two
bracelets, dainty en- Ee
sraved patterns; values DOC
worth up to $1.0O.
Bracelet Watches, pretty
shapes. round and octagon eff
fects; ten year gold filled guaran-
teed American cases; reliable
seven-jewel Swiss movements;
complete with gold filled ex-
t e n 8 o bracelets 90 no
Regular $12 and DO.SO
$3.50 values. ......
Solid Gold Lingerie Clasps,
practical styles; dainty r.
engraved patterns. Reg O9C.
ularly $1.00 pair. 49,.
Goldenberg's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22
Bargain Booth

)dI $dlU DOUt1k
Boys Sweaters, dark
gray. made with shawl
collar and two pock-
cts; open front style:
sizes 3 to IA Ct 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22
The Extra Pair of Pants Means Double "
"Crompton" Corduroy
Suits, $3.50

The genuine "Crompton" ALL
weather Corduroy Suits. for boys
from to IS years of age. Dark
mode shade, single breasted belt
ell coats and full-lined kiicker-
booker pants: d 6.u ble-stitched
seams; full cut garments in this
seasons most populars models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22
Special Sale of Boys Wearables
On First Floor

On First Floor
Boys Corduroy knick-
erbOcker Pants; we'll
made; sizes . to 81 20
II years, pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22

Boys Golf 4 APPS, full
shape. one-piece style,
with non-breakable vi
sor; all dark patterns of
CASHMERE weei 73c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22

Boys Wash Suits. of
chambray, percale and
corded madras: Daddy.
Sailor and Junior Nor
folk models. with straight
knee pants; sizes 81 m
3 to s years. -. V'~oO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22
Boys 5000 OvercOats.
$3.50

Boys Navy Blue and Dark
Oxford Gray Chinchilla Over
coats, button to the neck and
full length model; heavy plaid
inner lining; sizes 3 to years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-22
Up to Csc
HandkerChiefS
at l4C

Women's Fancy Bordered and
Colored Sport Handkerchiefs.
fine quality lawn and batistes;
hemstitched borders: great as
sortment Of stylish, pretty color
ings. Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-24
State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

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State County Dist.
Tax Tax Tax

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and contains three hundred
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PENoBscor COUNTY WILD Ian
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the south line Of said land Of Anna H Pierce 7s7
rods land said to be owned by the estate Of
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line OF said WeoTerS a 1 aho and sac 70 DC
more or less, to the north line Of T. No. 2, R. 8.
N. w. P; thence west along the north line OF
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said township made BY ! L. Chapman ln. is12
to be owned by the Dead River Tnberland Co..
ct al. and contains ten thousand four hundred
sixty acres. more less 53o.s4
T: NO: g., R. o. n. W. P. part Of, being tract of
land in the southeast of said township bounded
and described as follows; Beginning on the south
Ware Tract" so called 7so rods east Of the south
the east line Of Ware Tract 50 called four
miles, more or less to the south line Of land said
thence east along said south line so rods to the
line Of the Public Lots; thence south along
said west line 800 rods to the south line Of the
Public Lots; thence east along the said south line
Of Public Lots go rods and thence in the same
direction to the west line Of the town Of Woodvilie
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State County p,,,
Tax Tax r,st'

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FURNACES 2s
BUILDING MATERIALS

The MILLER-KEMPER Co..
N. w. End & Center SITS. Phones 3247
3267-3347. For all kinds of Building.
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signed by Paul Comstock and one humid
red and sixty-three other adult citizens
OF Wayne County. Indiana, requesting
the Board of Commissioners Of said
County. to appoint q committee to be
known as the Memorial COMMITTEES of
wayne County. as authorized by an
Act OF the Legislature of the State of
Indiana, approved March 18th. 1918.
page 562, Acts 1919. was filed in the
County Auditors Office OF said County
On Wednesday. December "a, 1920. Sc
Said Committee will be appointed by
the Board of Commissioners of said
County. at their meeting Saturday.
1t shall be the duty OF said commit
tee to make careful study of the sub
Ject of suitable Memorial for the SOL
diers and sailors of the war fought by
the United States against Germany and
Austria Hungary, and to submit its re-
port and recommendations thereon as
provided by said Act
BY order of the Board of Commission
ers of Wayne County, Indiana
w. Howard Brooks,
Auditor, Wayne County
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INCOME TAX RETURNS

IN response to Inquiries, / am now
able to give assurance that shall be
in Richmond for some days during
February for consultation and assist
ance in the preparation of Income Tax
returns.
I still have on file a large number
Of copies of returns which were
made last year. Former clients who
do not need or desire my further serv-
ices may have my office copy Of their
returns for 1918 by>writing me at 161
Devonshire ST., Boston, Mass.
I shall make later announcement of
the exact period during which I shall
Sbe in Richmond and of my office ad-
dress there.
Bernhard Knollenberg
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TWO DIE IN INFLUENZA - +
EPIDEMIC AT SOUTH BEND

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 21.-with
the influenza epidemic on the increase
in South Bend. two deaths have been
announced, the victims being Mrs.
Frank Latimer and Mrs. +. c. Steph-
ems. both OF whom died as a direct.
result of pneumonia.