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building recently destroyed by hre,
TO complete buildings at Poolesville
and Fairland, to enlarge the buildings
at Gaithersburg. Oakley, Glen Echo,
TO repair school buildings, to provide
much needed equipment and to pay
on mortgs ges on the school buildings
at Woodside and Sandy Spring.
The county board OF educ alton ALSO
asked the county commissioners to
increase the appropriation for teach
ers' salaries to permit Of substan-
tial increases. Superintendent Broome
dwclt upon the importance of increas-
ed compensation for the teachers, de-
claring that the boari OF education
considered IL OF moro importance than
even the proposed bond issue. and
predicting that failure to provide bet
ter pay for the teachers would surely
mean consequences OF Il most serious
nature to the schools of the county.
While the county commissioners
took no action in regard 10 increased
appropriation for teachers saiaries,
there is understood to be a strong
probability that the request of the
educational board will be granted.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
DRY. THEY GET SICK.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.--Firc Com
missioner brennan declared there has
been twice as much sickness among
the fire laddies since July advent
of prohibition.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
HENRY FORD OPPOSES
MORE FOREIGN LOANS
Famous Manufacturer Decries
Giving Money to Nations Which
Will Promote War.

Henry Ford's Dearborn 1ndepend-
ent, in n recent issue. under the mead
Another Call for Our Millions, prints
this comment:
Americas participation in the war
has been conducive to one sure thing.
which in turn has furnished consider
able difficulties. 1t is Europe's full
fledged belief that we have nothing
to do except to dip into the cohers OF
the nation and supply unlimited
punches of money for use in the re-
habilitation Of tho various countries
that have become, for the present
practical purposes, hard pressed, to
say the least.
"First one country. then another. be
sieges either our Treasury or our
financiers for great sums OF money.
"In the meantime, the budget or
this nation leaps intos the billions,
counting the great sums that must oe
paid to our people as interest on the
war loans to which they subscribed.
Further to cause an irritating con-
dition we learn that IL has been
agreed that the American Govern
ment will withhold for at least three
years its Just demand for interest on
the billion lent by this country TO
the allies during our participation IN
the war.
Then, again, perhaps in the same
raper, comes a dispatch from the par
ticuIar European nations Interested
stating that many millions OF dollars,
or their equivalent, arc being spent
bv that nation in girding anew for
further battle.
"The millions OF dollars interest
due the American people, which could
be used to reduce our war Indebted
ness. is being spent by European
countries to make ready for new
wars. D..
+ altogether trying situation. rs II
not? Especially with such credits in
large measure being directly re-
sponsibIe for the prevailing hign
prices of necessities in this country.
"Thc latest arrival, it is announced
is Sir George Paish. the British hnan-
cial expert, who came here seeking
big loan. He states that America
must lend England money, as she
buys here extensively, reselling prac-
ticalIy to all Europe"
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
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Q-Ban as directed. Try Q-Ban at our
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ington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
PREMIER NITTI CONTROLS
PEACE IN THE BALKANS
High Jugo-Slav Official Says Next
Move in Adriafic Dispute
Is Up to Italy.

LONDON. Feb. 4.-Upon Premier
Nitti rests future peace in the Bal
kans, a high JugoSlav official dc
clared in an interview here.
Jugo-Slavia has submitted her last
word" in the Adriatic dispute, the OF
ficial said.
at is Italy's move next" he said.
Denying reports from Italian
sources that Jugo-Slavia is mobiliZ-
ing her army against Italy, the of
ficial said his country does not in
tend an offensive war in the Balka NJ
even IL the pact of London is en-
forced, which he considered unlikely.
Italian officials. on the other hand
expected compromise, Nittis pro-
posals for settlement OF the Italian
go-SlaS-Adriatic dispute were char
acteriZcd BY them as "most liberal
Tho Fiumc situation they considereI
a question mark.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY
Legislature to Be Asked to Author.
ize School Bonds for
$4,000.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. 4.-As re-
suit of a conference here yesterday
afternoon between the county board
of education and the board OF county
commissioners. the county's represen-
tatives In the legislature will be ask
ed by the two boards to have enacted
law authorizing a bond issue OF
$4,000 for public school purposes.
AS set forth by Prof. Edwin w.
Broome, county superintendent of
schools, who acted as spokesman for
the educational board, the money Is
desired to erect a new school building
at Dickerson and one for colored chill
dren at Rockville to replace the
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
Ice and Wind Balk Rescuers.

side OF a bath tub, apparently having
been overcome while trying to reach
a small window in the bath room, and
the other girl was found huddled on
the floor OF a nearby room.
Morgan is a member OF the firm OF
Morgan, Livermorc & Co.
Absolute Identification OF Mrs.
Morgan was made by the husband
after the body had been taken to the
Mercer street police station.
Before her marriage Mrs. Morgan
was Edith Livingston Hall, a noted
New York society beauty.
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SENATE GETS NOMINATIONS.

The President has sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate:
To be secretary of embassies or lc-
cation, class 4, George 4. Gordon,
New York city; auditor for the Inte-
rior Department, John j.. r. Ray
Memphis, Tenn: captain of engineers,
coast guard, first lieutenant of cngl-
neers. William Ellicott MacCoun
registers OF land office, William II.
Dickson, Dickenson, n. D., reappoint.
ment, and James Y. Callahan. OF Guth-
rie, Okla. reappointment; postmaster er
at Duluth, Mimi, Thomas Considine;
captains to be majors of field artil-
lery, Thomas D. Osborne, William H
Dodds. jr.. and Walter f. Prosser.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04

The fire started in the basement
from a defective furnace and spread
rapidly to the roof OF the old-fashion-
ed mansion in which the Morgans
lived. The firemen were hampcred
by ice and terrific wind storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan were said to
be living apart.
Firemen found the body Of a woman
at the head of the stairway on the
second floor, and for some time 1t
could not be determined whether she
was Mrs. Morgan or a nurse. One
child was found hanging over the
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
BERGER ALLOWED $1,000
TO PAY HIS LAWYERS

The House has tentatively passed
an appropriation OF $1,000 for Victor
L. Berger, making a total OF approx
mAtely $500 the Government has
paid the MilwA Aukee Socialist who had
The Washington times., 1920-02-04

twice been refused - seat In the
House.
The appropriation Was for sttor-
neys fees in the contested eIeS''oa
case brought against Berger py
Joseph Carney. who opposed be,se,'
and was made under the law "hNh
allow cd both parties TO an election con
test q, 900 for their expenses Sanvs' 'l
whose claim was rejected py ehs s
House, Elections Committee also s''
5000.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
LAWYER TO QUESTION
SOVIET ENVOY TODAY

Ludwig c. A. X. Martens. soviet
representative in the United States,
was expected TO undergo his first
thorough grilling before the Senate
Foreign Relations subcommittee to-
day
For the first time the committees
counsel, Wade II. Ellis. OF Ohio. Will
take part. He is making a study of
evidence against Martens.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
Wealthy Brokers' Wife
And2 Young Daughters
Perish in Burning Home

NEW YORK, Feb 4.-Mrs. w. Forbes Morgan, Jr,
wife of millionaire broker and her two young daughters
Barbara and Aeen pershed today, when fire destroyed
their home. The victims trapped upper floors OF
their home by smoke and flames.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
QUITS MICHIGAN RACE.

DETROIT. Feb. t.-Edwin pehoS'
former congressman, who last nu- &
gust announced his candidacy tor lhe
Republican nomination for soVeIhVSi'
has Issued a formal statement WIZ
drawing from the race. Mr. penpS
did not state his reasons TOT WIN
drawing.
The Washington times., 1920-02-04
AMERICAN ACE KILLED.

capt. Field u. kinley, an American
acc. OF Ciravettc, Ark, was killed in
an aeroplane accident at Kelly Field,
Tex, the army air service was advised
this week. Captain Kinloy had ten
German planes TO his credit.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
ContfnUe0.
Mt. Rainier Bungalow.

Mt. Rainier Bungalow.
5000. $3.50 Cash.
Vacant. Hollow tile bungalow of I rooms
and bath: electric lights; lot 51x150. Large
porches front and rear. A dandy little home
in the best section of this fine suburban sec
tion.
lexington, End and S NE.
$500. Easy Terms.
Vacant. Detached home of $ fine rooms and
tiled bath; electric lights; good heating plant
Newly painted outside and in good condition
throughout. Room for garage. Spacious porches
Open frepaces in parior and dining rooms.
Vacant. Newton West of 10th.
$12,5OO. Easy Terms.
beautiful corner brick and cement home of
10 rooms, = baths: hot-water heat; electric
lights; garage; large lot; splendidly arranged
and in the pink of condition. rare bargain.
Vacant. Fairmont st. at 18th.
$500. Easy Terms.
10-room and bath bay-window brick resi-
dence; hot-water heat: room for garage. LO-
Gated in sp-n.;d residential section within a
square Of Central High School. cars and stores.
Irving st. at 18th.
S1O.75O. Terms.
10 rooms and bath. hot water heat: within
for store and apartments.
HARTUNG
3Ol Southern Bldg. |
Phones Main 10
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FOB SALE-H0JSEs
DOWNTOWN.

DovF IN ~ w IN.
From owner leaving city: NJ st. near 5th: .
in excellent condition; $3.50; cash. 81. 500
| Address Box 2O2-C. Star office. Sc
VIM: B. KRAFT,
1886 n Y AVE. MAIN 500.
MT. PLEASANT.
WEST OF 14TH ST.
. rear porches; house in excellent condition :
lot $50 It. to paved alley; owner leaving town.
ON 18TH ST.
NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD.
II large rooms. baths: hot-water heat ::
for boarding house; could also be remodeled
i sold this week. Only $500 cash. balance
GA. AVE. & WEBSTER ST.
VACANT.
semi-detached. s rooms and bath a bed
auce like rent. Price, 1880.
PETWORTH.
A REAL BARGAIN.
semi-detached colonial porch house. vacant:
3 rooms and bath; ami. : cement front and
porches; glass-inclosed sleeping porch
beam-ceiling dining room; 2-car garage. Only
$1,000.
BEST BUY IN
SOUTHWEST.
Brick house, rooms ADD hath front and
rear. yard: new 2-story brick garage, with
water and light; room for cars; house In e1-
sssnt ID sff Ike
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1886 ~ Y. AVE. MAIN 1913.
Rooming house. st-A little east OF 18th
good order; about 5000 cash required.
$3.50
Randolph st. bet. LIST and End SITS. NV
NOW VACANT: a three-room deep brick DWELL
ing with six rooms, reception hall. bath. eel
lar. hot-water heat electricity. cement porches
front and back. Key ut office.
$500
1901 st. n.e.-Brick dwelling containing
seven rooms and bath: cellar; rented to month
~ tenant at $40 per month.
$3.50
Bird st. ne, opposite Little Sisters Of the
Poor-Si1 rooms and bath; furnace heat. Terms
arranged.
JAMES F. SHEA,
CAB Louisiana ave. NV.
bath. hardwood floors, hot-water heat. cleo.
tricity and gas; lot 50x15o. Only $3.50 cash
required. Franklin 1863 or North 3ss
FOR SALE-COLORED
Several very nice homes, located
in the NV. section, containing
s rooms. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms. For further infor-
nation, B. B. PINN, 712 Ken
yon st. NV. Telephone Col.
5817. -..
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FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
d st. NV. near 2nd-LArge three-story
brick dwelling Of about IA rooms; lot 251i2s
to wide alley; early S.o possession; reasonable
JESSE L. HEIsKELL, 14Q3 n st. NV.
THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled EXCLUSIVELY by
u.s. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN
ALL PAPERS UNTIL Wifi sGED'
7s3 Harvard st. n.w.-Br.; Or. & b.: fur
mace; gas. Immediate possession. $780,.
1S5s s,s st. :, sesr1eE 1:n oe 81 strobe
i4a5 E 1t. n.e-c-family nat: Ar. & b. each;
latrobe; gas; large lot; excellent condition.
500 st. n.e.-Brick: Or. & b.; latrobe; gas
s.. $50.
1894 warder ST. n.w.-Brick; 7r. & tiled
b.; 4 bedrooms; large lot to paved alley: h.-w.
heat; concrete cellar; Ami; modern garage;
sleeping porch; hardwood floors; possession
5cs 9Th st. s.e.-Frame: Tor. & bath. $500.
72s eth st. s.e.-Brick; Or. 6 b.; latrobe;
4ls 9Th st. s.e.-Frame: Or. Possession).
l121 10th st. n.w.-1sr.. rec. hall; brick;
gas; iuFn' sl0 SoLoREp
1915 Z st. s.e.-Brick; 5r. 5000. $500
sil-1s LIST St; N n;w:lBrick; sr. & b.; furnace
and 81 large asn stable st. $500 Or deep lot
5000. $500 cash.
il17 Congress st. n.e.-Brick; 2-family
house; $3.50: ..
2241 Cleveland place n.w,.Briek; sr.; gas;
atrose s1ssilenf condition % 200 q, ooo
1924 sth st.Rtick; Or, : b.: latrobe
Ais SSH st. ssso SEA- each excellent
condition. Possession. 1900.
52s 10th st, :. n.s eo Or. & b.; cellar:
1904 18th st. n.w.-Brick; sr. 4 1. b.; gas.
1l4s14s-4s1 R st. n.w.-Rriek: stores and
house; corner property. $4,000
ceis sis eondtsen eae A. each;
l4s L st. SER. & b.; br.: gas. $500.
.re ODE: s ss.'c $3.50 w. - -. -,
INVESTMENTS.
Barber shop and living rooms & b. 246
11th st. BriGs 2chair shop; fixtures in
201-3 L st. n.w.---6r. b.; h.w.h.; excellent
condition: make offer.
100 st. ne. corner sth and CT. & b.:
frame: latrobe; gas: 9 large vacant lots; ex.
ceilent corner business location. IS, 600.
LIBERTY HOTEL (WHITE OR COLORED)
location; about IS rooms; steam heat: ami.
$3.50 N st. n.w.-Brick; 3-family nat; 14r..
g.; h.w,h.; yearly RENTAL A'eoo' Price.
2o5 l. ST. nw-Corner property; large store
with living rooms. SIC. 600.
Hotel Lease-Best colored hotel opportunity
in the city; 80 rooms; ami; near Union
station. Immediate possession.
121-3-5 Pierce ST.. n.w.-Brick. 600.
27O3 N st. n.w.-Corner lot. 45 by 80; 6f..
2-story frame house. $500.
Two vacant lots on Morton st. near Sher-
man ave. 3287 square feet. 40c square foot
Corner South Carolina ave. and @ st. Sc
8762 square feet. Seven frame houses Lot
S' All. OF ?: THE he ABOVE PROPERTIES CAN
BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE TERMS.
EPECIAL--WE NEED HOUSES. LIST NOW
FOR QUICK RETURNS. s.', 4
BRADFORD 4 COMPANY.
Main 5s77. 337 Southern bldg. Main 5s7S :
For Sale-Just off Of 18th St. ;
New corner home. rooms and bath: moderl
garage, with heat and light.
D. J. DUNCAN,
1921 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 1867 or 1868.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN LOT. 10th ST. SECTION. OVER
looking Rock Creek Park; suitable for home or
investment; terms IL desired. Address Box
1O-D, Star Office.
OWNER LEAVING WILL SELL GROOM
modern bungalow 2 lots. $500. Several for
rent. For bargains see J. N. EARNEST. Mt.
Rainier, Md. Hyatts. 234. IL
TAkOMA PARK HOMES
Here you are. Handsome brick; 8 large
tricity; built-in garage; closet to every room !;
fine linen closet: storeroom: $. porch, . baths,
finished cellar; in the heart of Takoma i'm
mediate possession; price right. Handsome
16-room residence overlooking the park; fine
elevation; acres fine land: tennis ct: fruit.
for cars: slate roof; AL location; worth
10000: $4,000 cash this week only. Ten
and 12-room house. s1s.5oo. Two and a haH
acres; rooms; $4,000. FIFTEEN acres or
chard; $500. Hollow tile bungalows.
TAkOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
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tOR SALE-HOUSEs.

42oe RIVER ROAD N.w.-EIGHT. ROOM;
3oaer1 house sleeping porch large lot Wis 1fs
LIAM 'r r. Et xnarsse i41a r5see st. NV.
ANSWER THIS ADVERTISEMENT IF YOU
have 81 800 cash or in liberty bonds and want
I. consult us about building house in Chevy
to sell. ADDRESS Box lac, Star Office.
VACANT, $500 YOU ST. NV.
-6-room corner residence;
modern bath; furnace heat.
Price, $1,000; can arrange terms.
J. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1868 Wisconsin Ave.
Phone West 513 and West 514.
enette first aoor; electricity; wide lot to paved
alley; room for garage. Possession. Owner
occupant. Phone.
Within ) blocks q Whise House; . room. S and
BATH J lsS Sosn1 IFS vs. %So6 67'sz
$40 Randolph St. NV.
$500 Cash, Balance Terms.
semi-detached: all outside rooms: best ar
rsnged house in Petworth; tapestry briek ,,,o
back porches; colonial front porch; pantry:
laundry trays and gas range In cellar: screens cen,
paved alley side and rear: coal in cellar. Pos
session Immediately.
Inspect Any Time. g.
FOR HOMES AND INyEsTMENTs
See MAHoRNEY 4 SULLIVAN S|LL,as 4.
build in Chevy Chase, D. c.. il you have 81 100
in liberty bonds: Address Box 112-C. Star
Office.
every modern convenience; extra large lot; 2
car garage; must be sold to settle estate.
$4,000. Franklin 1859 or North sss:
413 ST. NW.-l2 ROOMS. TWO BATHS;
INV. heat; garage, aox22; sell at value ,s, ~
deposit. ". F. NASH townerj. 12s NJ NV
FOR COLORED-IARGE BROOM AND BATH
house; furnace heat: elegant section u nv y
cT.sf Room Sn TO- sa $40 1sr st NV s
VERY DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE IN, Co
lumbia Heights, 1900 Columbia road-10 rooms
and bath: newly papered; excellent condition;
s sGda oo' T. 4 BRADLEY. Colorado bldg 5:
GROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE, NORTH
OF Park road. half block from 14th st. car line.
Price for quick sale. $500. Immediate pos
MT. PLEASANT REALTY CO, 10
1411 Park road. Columbia 1896
FROM OwNER-6RooM AND BATH. CO
lonial front; h.w.h.: gas: electricity; laundry
LARGE 16-R0OM DOUBLE HOUSE: SLEEP
ing porch also side lot; frst-class location;
am t. 5O7 Seward square Sc: 8.
TWO MOST desirable George
town modern resident proper
ties, with attractive grounds;
prices reasonable. Address Box
128-C, Star Office. 5*
CORNER, ON GEORGIA AVE. N.W.ICOL0-
NAL design; s rooms. bath. furnace heat: lot
80 feet wide. with hedge fencing: in extra good
condition; il desired could easily be remodeled
for business; quick possession.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC. =.
704 18th st. NV. Main 43a:
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THE CAvANAUGH,
1924 18th St. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
ONE ROOM AND BATH.
100 ITO 81, 800.
Cash payment. 5000.
Total monthly payments.
$1S.65 to $21.55.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to s., 900.
Cash payment, $500 to 81, 900.
Total monthly payments,
$2S.25 to $32.O5.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
$4.10O to $4,000.
Cash payment. $l,4OO to $1,000
Total monthly payments,
$45.4 to $55.O5.
Apply at this Office for details.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO., INC,
SlS 10Th st. NV, Southern bldg
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tUAi SALE-hUUSEo.
2-Family Flat. Euclid and 18th
50 400. $3.50 Cash.

2-Family Flat, Euclid and 18th.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
arge downstairs and rooms and bath above sepa,
ome rate heating plants; electric lights. Southern
sec exposure; yard TO alley.
New York Ave. Near No. Capt.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Attractive Groom and bath home: brick
saTas from. snS Our
, ton report this being a specially hne PROPOSE
mes. tion.
III Georgetown. Near Western High
School. $500. $3.50 Cash.
of and bath furnace ;i, sea home eai N
trio monthly payments. splendlo ii'''e n "
,yed nice, quiet section
ain Shepherd ST., Petworth.
tn. $3.50. $1,000 Cash.
A charming colonial style home of q rooms
.es and bath; furnace heat: Nice. front porch
Lo Front and rear yards. Plenty OF room lor gu
in rage. Paved alley
res. Harvard Street.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
Groom and bath colonial-stye Sr'ek fu nome
ton heat Lease just expiring. Only few years
old: Easy payments. 1
G & GIBBONS, H.. ..
:. 18th and II SITS. NV. NJ
100 and Main 375.
S Hill L P S,
York Ave. NV.
e Main 90.
SOUTH BROOKLAND-
les: A detached Groom and tile bath dwelling OF
ce bungalow type; furnace heat and gas d mGna;
we'd Electricity is available. Price. $3.50, on
80 terms Of 81. 900 cash and s65 monthly
OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK
6 rooms and tile bath and one finished room
in attic. Oak floors. oak stairway; hard
lth, wood trim: livng-r entrance type;
sa. ample space for garage and within easy
ood walking distance of the Mt. Pleasant car
line. Price. S!2.95O Terms Gun be ar
ranged
BLOOMINGDALE-
North of Rhode Island ave- and between
ITS: First street and North Capitol; S-room,
ga tile-bAth brick house q bedrooms) furnace
on, heat and gas light; deep lot to paved alley;
en-. good condition. Price for quick sale, $4,000.
and on easy terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Just east of 18th street: in of the
finest localities in this section; a large O.
u room and reception hall brick home Is bed
se, rooms,: h.,w.h:: electric lights; newly
aee TERMS M be ar
'es- ranged responsible purchaser.
ar SAUL'S ADDITION
A detached 7-room a bedrooms) brick,
bungalow type; tile bath and extra lava
trio lights hardwood floors large closets,
ion beamed-ceiling dining and living room:
,ut. weatherstripped Throughout. This home is
H., in AL condition. Price. $4,000. on easy
S. P HI L L P S,
York Ave. NV.
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JAMES F. SHEA.

$475O
Bird ST. ne, opposite Little Sisters Of the
Poor-Six rooms and bath; furnace heat. Terms
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$500
1901 st. n.e.-Brick dwelling containing
seven rooms and bath: cellar; rented to month
ly tenant at $40 per month.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTs

1--WE have the BEST in every section.
RUTLAND COURTS.
1MMEDiATE Possession.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to s., 800.
Cash payment, 81 600 to i,3OO.
Total monthly payment,
$34.95 to $42.lO.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
S4,1OO to S., 900.
Cash payment. 81. 400 to 81, 100.
Total monthly payments.
$45.45 to $55.05.
-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
Cash payment. s2.1oo to 5000.
Total monthly payments.
$3.50 to $75.15.
Apply at this office for details.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO.. INC,
s13 18th st. NV. Southern bldg.
THE , AH1NIA ale p s5sa E ST; NV.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to $500.
Cash payment. $500 to s1.7oo.
Total monthly payments. -
$48.SS to $3.50.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
$1,000 to $500.
Cash payment. s., 300 to $500.
T sfsas 1 TO s7s.,! payments
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
$1,000 to $500.
Cash payment, 5000 to s., 500.
s assa 20 1 fo sss s5 payments
SIX ROOMS, ONE OR TWO BATHS.
$4,000 and $13.50O
Cash pa ment, "a, 600 and s., 500.
Total monthly payments.
$125 and $14O.63.
Apply at this office for details.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
81 SnrfhA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-05

FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
d st. NV. near 2nd-LArge three-story
brick dwelling of about IA rooms; lot 25x12a
to wide alley; early possession; reasonable
terms Price only SO. $50. q.
JESSE l.. HEISKELL, 1903 Fl. st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-05

Randolph st. bet. LIST and End SITS. NV
NOW VACANT: a three room deep brick dwell
ing with six rooms, reception hall. bath. eel
lar, hot-water heat, electricity, cement porches
front and back. Key ut office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-05

From owner leaving city: NJ st. near 5th q
rooms and bath concrete cellar; furnace heat
in excellent condition: $7.750; cash. $500.
Address Box 2O2-C, Star office. Js