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EDUCATIONAL.

Sen. Roy Wilcox, of Eau Claire,
| expresses himself in stirring terms in
regard to the value of teachers service
| in Wisconsin. He says:
"At the very heart of our American
democracy are the public schools.
Jefferson long ago observed, that upon
them we must rely for the perpetuation
and progress of our republican inSti-
tutions. This thought frequently APP
pears in the writings and public adj
dresses of Washington, Jefferson,
Madison and other statesman promi-
nent during the early life of the nation.
1t is no less true today.
"The very existence of modern
democratic state depends, in the last
analysis, upon the intelligence and con-
science of its citizens. AS people, we
have organized the public school sys-
| TEN as a means by which our citizen
body is trained for participation in
government.
"We state this over and over. 1t is
a truism. We applaud it. We cheer
it to the very echo. Perhaps no other
statement about our public life is so
generally accepted. And, yet, do we
ever look back of the statement? Its
truth depends, in reality, wholly upon
the quality of our schools. What is it
we need to make the successful school?
Is it buildings, lands, equipment'
Partly--not entirely--not even chiefly.
The successful school depends, primar-
| lily, upon the teacher.
"The teacher is the soul of the
school. We have not sufficiently rec
ognized the importance of this fact.
We have failed to make teaching at
tractive to young men and women of
character. Statistics show they have
been leaving the profession by the
thousands, because, generally speaking,
they have been shamefully underpaid.
Society has no right to ask the teacher
to continually work for the general
welfare at less than living wage.
Teaching always demands enough of
patient idealsm and self-sacrifce,
without the added disadvantage of an
inadequate wage. High personal
charcter, noble ideals and vigorous
righteousness in the teacher will in
spirc similar qualities in the pupil.
"Nothing should be left undone to
attract teachers of this type to our
schools. The remedy of present con-
dtions therefore = more important
than buildings and equipment - is the
improvement Of the status of the teach
er. Society must pay the teacher adj
eauately for the service performed;
must stimulate the teacher to secure
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hail. Any pictures or, in fact, any
thing you may see fit to give the boys
will be appreciated. Any one having
or desiring to make donation kindly
call Frank Kugle, who viii make ar
rangements to call for it. A number
of new members have recently Joined.
From May II to May % a spring drive
will take place for new members. On
that day 1900 batteries will open up
simultaneously on the extended front
between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. On that day the 5000 posts of
the American Legion will go into ac-
ton on a common zero hour to capture
as many as possible of the three and a
half million former service men who
are not members of the Legion. In
case no one approaches you take it
upon yourself and come in to our next
meeting May IL or to the meeting on
May is.
The baseball boys have made ar
rangements for a dance May IS. A
good time is assured They have Sc
cured the same music the American
Legion had for their dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kugle spent
Sunday at Stangelyille.
A number of our fishermen have
made their annual journey to Shoto,
after fish. Some were successful and
others we're not.
Spring work is being rushed these
days.
Mrs. Carl Fokett left for Chicago
Tuesday.
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With people parading the streets in
overalls as protest against the high
cost of living no one should be aston
ished to learn that Wisconsin teachers
are leaving the schools because they
are unable to earn a living there, say
officers of the Wisconsin Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
Reports from Mayville say that last
year nearly every teacher left the
schools for positions that would pay
them enough to meet the greatly in
creased cost of rent, food, clothing and
other necessities, This year there
promises to be a repetition of the ex-
odus. AT any rate, thirteen of the
teaching staff that numbers eighteen
are credited with the intention of look
ing elsewhere for living wage.
Finding their meagcr salaries in
sufficient to enable them to fight the
high cost of living, the teachers of
MayyiIle asked the school board for a
bonus of 500 to aid them in their bat
tie. The board declined to consider
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Chinese Musical instrument.

The Characteristic musical instru.
mcnt Of The Chinese is series OF
bamboo tubes. the longest OF which
measures about nine inches, and OF
which the remainder diminish In
length at regular ratio, each being
Just two-thlrds the length OF the one
before. This arrangement was devised
by the Chinese they say by the En-
peror IuanE.Ti-on the following
principle: Between heaven and earth
there Is perfect harmony Now the
number three Is the emblem OF heaven
ana two Of earth. If then two pipes
or tubes be made In the proportion OF
three to two, they will harmonic In
tone as perfectly MS earth and heaven.
SO the base tube OF the instrument
was made nine inches long and the
second two thirds that length, or six
inches. OF course, the thr! ms to be
twu.thirds the length Of the second,
or four inches; and 80 on. The result
WAS that the note Of the second tube
was what We call an interval of fifth
above that Of the first, that OF the
third fifth above the second, and
80 on through the whole range.
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better training; and must recognize
the teacher as one of the most useful
citizens in our democracy. And this
has a corollary - generous support
for our teacher training institutions.
When we fully recognize this fact, and
pay generously for this most essential
service, we merely adopt a policy of
enlightened selfSbness, for we all shall
reap in trained and successful democ-
racy more than a hundredfold."
Eau Claire, Wis, April 10, 1920.
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Weather and Crop Conditions in Wis.

The growth of crops and vegetation
in general was much retarded by cold
weather during the week. Farm work,
however, made better progress than
heretofore. Although much of the soil
in central and southern sections was
too moist for working, by the end OF
the week oat and spring wheat seeding
was well advanced and potato plant
ing under way. Young clover and pas
lures are improving, and in southern
counties tobacco beds are coming up
and early seeded spring wheat is show
ing green. Warmer weather would be
very beneficial.
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DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE
STATE OF WISCONSIN, &c
COUNTY OF MANITOWOC
Manitowoc, Wis, APP

Manitowoc, Wis, April ~, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that on the
second Tuesday of June, A. d. 1920,
being the sth day ofsaid month and the
next succeeding days thereof at the
Office of the county treasurer of Manito-
woe county, at the court house in the
city OF Manitowoc, the seat of justice
in said county, state Of Wisconsin, |
will sell at public auction so much of
each tract or parcel of land described
in the following statement as will be
necessary for payment oftaxes, interest
and charges due thereon for the year,
A. ID. 1919.
Sale to commence at o'clock In the
forenoon and continue from day to day
until all lands are disposed of.
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IS MUSKRATS BRING 1851

William Retlich of Kiel was In the
city Saturday and filed his annual
trappers report with County Clerk
Schulze to be forwarded to the State
Conservation commission According
to the report he trapped eighty five
muskrats, netting him s36l25.
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FOR SALE

A stave silo, 10 by 20 feet roof ready
to put on, filed only once, built of No.
lumber. Silo good as new. Will
sell at reasonable price Inquire OF
CHAS. SEDIVY one half mile east OF
Larrabee. F. O. address Francis Creek
r. r. /, Wis. 1t
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iOles From keedSRiILe.

Tie American Legion have now se-
cured permanent quarters, having re-
Gently secured Novak's hail for their
club rooms. Tie place will be fixed Up
and the boys viii take immediate pos
session. Donations VI any kind viii lie
appreciated. You may have some pieces
Of furniture stored away III your attic
ttffIut might odd To The comforts 81 Lie
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Up-to-D-te BURGLARS.

Burglars who forced an entrance
into a jewelers. office In New York a
few days ago carried with them an
electrically driven drill for boring into
the safe, which they proceeded to use
successfully after connecting 1t with
81 electric light socket. 8
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yeg. There are Many.

It's wonderful how many people
there are who resemble the small boy,
Who peels hts apple to commence with.
but eats the peel after all
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VILLAGE OF REEnsYrLLE


Beginning 56SX #. w from
NV corner of the NWH
OF NEI thence running
8 81 IT. w 291a It. thence
N 81 #. to the Street line
thence East to the place
of beginning
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M VIZ Subd. of VIZ of
Lots 81. 60-61-6t and
Lots 5S-59-62. 63 of Subd

oI'IS-lf OF
Dated at the County Treasurer
Office in Manitowoc, Manitowoc Coun.
ty, State OF Wisconsin, this 2sth day Of
April, A. d. 1920.
CHAS. A. STRETCH,
County Treasurer.
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CATO
Town 10, Range ~

e a NE1l, 80 acres ,.,... .... go.
NWI NWI, AZ acres. .... ........ 80
SW4 SWH, 48 acres" ............ 10
| Lot FL ~ seq ...... ......... 80
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave.
How About This One Z

How About This One?>
Rock Creek Church Road rooms and
hath; hot-water heat; electric lights
ss1s,ed.in sleeping porch; immediate pos
session. Price. $3.50. Reasonable terms
Why Pay Rentf
Your rent money will pay for this home.
vheil built semi-detached 2-story corner.
c,,1 vcnient 20 the car line; electric light,
t-water heat; plenty room for ga
rarn. Price. 5000; $500 cash: $50 per
month.
This Is What You Want
Corner house, overlooking Rock Creek
PARK. i2 rooms and baths; hot-water
h,at and electric light room for a garage.
Yos session can be had within 80 days.
Iricc, S13, 900. Reasonable terms
Don't Fail to See This.
$500 block. Hoimead place. rooms
colonial porch: garage. Price. $1,000.
Reasonable terms.
We have several other desirable
houses which we would be glad to
show you.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE CO.,
.s siG-Si9 Bvans Bldg.
Main 34S2-3483.
1920 New York Ave.
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Main 2sl5
ILLINOIS AVENUE.

Vacant ana ready for Immediate
see,eyiS.AsY; ss,sie. bran brand nsy aoSss. con con,
possible, eonvsnisncs. inclsssd
s\spins porch. hot-wstss heat,
Nitric nghts. poTches front and
real close TO car lissl new bouss
ssoYon; attractive surroundings
Tsrias. sa.sse cash rrios. ts.sso,
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On the Heights Near 18th 81.
A modern colonial type brick.
rooms and bath. hot water heat. cleo
trio lights. sleeping porch VACANT.
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SBf7 18th st. NV, . corner house on what
10 rapidly becoming one of our most promi-
nent streets: contains nine rooms and two
baths; parquetry floors, hot-water heat and
electric lights; large rear yard to alley;
ample room for garage Exclusive sale
by this Arm
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$500.
Columbia Heights-Immediate
Possession.
complete homo; . rooms and bath I.
next corner Of 18th sI; /; nne location; owner
will give possession before examination Of
title 10 made IL desired.
$500.
Near 10th and Lamont Sts.
Immediate Possession.
A three-story. and cellar brick: . rooms
and bath; well heated; good lot
$500.
Petworth-A New Home.
strictly up-to-dats In every respect; six
rooms and bath: colonial porch; sleeping
porch; attractive termA
5000.
Kennedy st., Near 9Th
4 semi-dstached home: rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric lights; gen.
erous lot
1880.
s St., Between North Capitol and lst
A two-story and cellar brick; 6 rooms
AND bath; deep back yard: wide paved al
leg: only $500 cash down: balance very
easy.
IynEDc q ~
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FOR SALE-HoUSES
ATTRACTIVE NORTHWEST
LOw-PRICED DWELLINGS

Low-PRICED DWELLINGS
II you contemplate purchasing {
home you cannot afford TO make {
decision without first looking ~ ths
many bargains we offer. We hsvs
On our lists many houses that We
offer at prices less than asked nvs
years ago.
ss.Sss-isth ST.. near Mas svs.I
Q stories. 10 rooms room for garage
ss,sse-iith ST., between y and o:
stories: . rooms: lot issxst to an alley.
ssseeTysrmon, , ave, s::1 III, I
baths; ~ feet front
1.sss-Isth. near g.; . stertss; .
rooms; . most eonvsnisnt lecstson
sl.ooo-Nsar the junction Of rsy
York and New Jersey avenues n. w
S.ts neat s'ra:1 1a:ntss. s.:iiSf i. f.ss: very @
reasonable termA
ss.see.w.., Of is.h 81 saaS. :sns.as.
and bath; furnace beat
sssso-Nerth Capitol ST.. nsar y
ssam sstsa dwsdh,ni d stor's's soo '''iA
SA.sse--Rhode Island avenue. near
9Th ST.; brick dwelling; ! rooms ana
bath; easy paymentA
Sl.1so-Nssr LIST and q sta nv; >
story dwelling. with cellar. rooms
and bath; furnace heat.
ss.oos-sth st.. near o. . rooms and
bath. . stories; lot soxiss 10 an siisy.
ss.sss--on the HsightA west Of
18th; . S-story s-room brick dwslnnG:
very handsome front Of light brick and
limestone; lot isxiSo.
ss.s6o-on the Heights. west Of 18th
ST.; 3 stories: . roomsi . weli-planned
house; reception hall dtuing room,
UairwayA
$3.50 each-Two vry pretty brick
Of l3th; . stories and cellar; 6 rooms
and bath; hot-wStsr hsst; electric
lghtA
stories: rooms as ana bath: lot so.Ies
to an alley.
on Sth street near p; stories; lot
% feet to . public alley; must be sold
to settle an estate
u.7so-,d street near y; rooms
and bath
,s.1se-sd street near o; . stories
and cellar; 10 rooms and bath
Ss.7Se-Near the Court Houss: . =
story bay-window brick dwelling;
Saas .ss soa.. :oS isS soa
$500: IL 10 undoubtedly one Of the
best bargains offered In the downtown
section
ts,See-o strsss. opposite the Pen
sion onies; 10 rooms and bath; lot
T.7S~-vacsnt Vicinity Of Dupont
Circle. Two stories and cellar; .
rooms and bath: hot-water heat: room
for garage: double front porch.
One can purehass . comfortable
$500; 3 stories and cellar; . rooms
deep to q wide alley. Upon inspscti
you will agree with us that this prop
erty shows good value. We are quite
sure you will be the ono to purchase
S3s X ct N. VA desirable down
10 rooms. bath: excellent location for
rooming. Price reasonable.
Ss.Soe-I u. N. W., between North
Capitol and LIST: 8 rooms and bath,
hot-wster heat; LOS 1880.
1880 each-Brand new houses on
the Heights. ready for occupancy; hot
water heat; electric iiGhts, hardwood
floors. sleeping porches and many con-
veniences not to be found in other
housea
S6,ooo-Mt Pleasant, west Of 18th;
nearly new: 2 stories and cellar; 8
rooms, tiled bath. hot-water heat:
electric lighta
Ss,o00-Near 18th and Monroe sts;
: stories and cellar: 4 rooms and Al.
tic: lot 26x10o.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
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Second st. N. E.-S6,60

Near Rhode Island ave, good brick con
tanning rooms and bath. gas and eiee-
trieity; heated by hot water; occupied by
wner; immediate possession
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Main 2SQ

e28, 100.
A Splendid Investment.
Five two-famiiy apartmsnts; rooms and
bath. each apartment; wide lots; we'll
$4,000.
A Garage Proposition. =
An established garags; located on lstA
street. south Of Columbia road; wide lot;
good alley In rear; good Investment; we'll
rented
$4,000.
South Columbia Road Near 18th St
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Attrso-
tive 3-story and cellar brick residence;
heated by hot water: lighted by electricity;
newly decorated throughout
s11,50o.
Columbia HeightA
Located between 18th and llth streets:
. complete home: every modsrn improve
mont; bed rooms: baths: vide alley.
5000.
Business Property.
Located in center Of business locality, IN
the Northwest; on car line: corner Of alley;
Is IT. frontage; good location for any Kind
WIN. 81. aAUl
S07 18th
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WIN. b. SAUNDERS 4 co.
S07 18th st. N. W.

m BLooMINoDALA
perch: o N. l.: tlo. ~
m BLOonNGDALA
brown brick. furnace heat, roomo.
Sath: tn good oooditsoo; N.tA
HoLMEAD PLACE
O. s,sss from ,;ss ss..s s':; ::, s,:; Pa tss Sc.
s ss..: % snis q. %. :
SOUTH OF 70" AND WEST OF
SIXTEENTH STREETS
ss.ory brick hSns: . rooms ana sssh.
front porch across entire nouss. hoe.
water hsat. eleetrcity. room sOe ssssss'
GOOD LOCATION IN SOUTHEAST
BrsnA ~. home: 9 rooms .ad tao.
esp ics. .Ilsy: Y :su.r: .r. fr1% on fn-
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
rear porchea rooms and hath. NV. D.,
electricity; $3.50.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
oonvsnient to Georgia ave. c.r
esntiy built, 9 rooms, I bath. light otO.
br'ck houss, attractive porchss' = ~
NORTHEAST
A nice iitt1s home. newly papsred and
Brick, ! large porcbes. Q rooms, I hath.
room for garage. for only e.se.
DOWNTOWN SECTION
A brown stone and brick homo, North
West section; convenient to CARS; . rooms
and bath: reasonable terms; 4.7bA
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST
GROOM and bath brick house: double
garage; $3.50 cash. balance $50 Per moath:
. bargain: N,oQo.
HOWARD q HINEA
Incorporated
7s4 18th Street N. w.
Main 730-731-73a
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STONE q FAIRFAX.
1342 New York Ave.

s. BELoFF,
REAL ESTATE.
WHEN Yoy BUY THIS PROPERTY
ARE srARTINd THE NEW YEAR
NO. 1-on 18th St. near Columbia rd- N.
hot-watsr heat. Price. $4,000.
NO. 90 1t. N. W.. between 18th and 18th
SITS; 10 rooms and bath. Price.
NO. 3-1ith vt. N. W., near NJ; frame
house;NS rooms. hot-water. heat: /:
good plumbing; suitable for either
$3.50.
NO. 4-P ST.. near sth N. w: s-room brick
house; hotSwater' heat; nrst- t-class
condition; Immediate possession.
NO. s-Florida ave, near LIST st. N. W: a
1o-room house; fine bath; hot
water heat: AL condition. Price.
NO. 6-1sth st. near wyoming ave-: one
OF the most modern 1l-room
houses, 2 baths, hot-water heat; !;
very nice for a large family home
or boarding house. Price, $4,000.
cOLORED.
NO. 7--Morton ST.; pieces of property.
ranging In price from $500 to
$500; good terms.
NO. 50 pieces of property--two in front.
w. Price. $4,000 for the four.
NO. IN St N. W., between 9TH and Bth I:
one s-room house and two 4-room
houses. Price. $3.50.
tised property, as give my own per-
sonal attention to all sales Come and
SEQ about buying or selling. I have
the best, all over the city, for busi-
moss or residence.
S. BELOFF,
Real Estate and Insurance,
921 18th st. N. w.
Room 202. Main 81s7.
tat-u
I HAVE client who desire. TO purchase g.
room and bath house, N. w. or N. 70. I;
not over 5000 substantial cash payment:
give full particulars; no agents J. c.
Main sssi. s.i2-u
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CHEVY CHASE.

Very COED location. eIoss TO
Conn. ava car line. near tbs ctrels.
surroundsd BY attractive resi-
denees IL rooms . baths. hot
yster heat, siectrteity. open nre.
lot Soaioo: vacant. SsaaS Sor i%.
mediate occupancy. Price. tiS.See.
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VIM II. SAUNDERS & CO,
807 18th St N. w.

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Mt. Pleasant Home.
1929 Euclid St NV.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Ready for occupancy.
New Chevy Chase detached
home,
1887 Livingston St
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
1902 Huntington st. N. W.
z rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west Of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
z116 4th st. q. ".
6 rooms and bath,
Extra large porches.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
/ New detached homes.
1923 7th st. N. w.
6 rooms and bath.
These houses are all completed
and always open for inspection.
D. ]. DUNCAN,
141o II St. NV. Phone N. 1857.
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ASHMEAD PLACE.

Attractive modern home, located
near new mlllion-doilAr bridge over
Rock Greek, st Conn. ava; .
reception hall, laundry, pantry,
every possible convsniencs; excel
lent arrangement; beautiful inside
and OUT splendid surroundtpgs;
Immediate possessiea. SSs.eoe.
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n st, N. W.-$11,5 500.

Between 18th and 10th. s-story brick,
containing IL rooms and 2 bathsi well
heated: lot z0xlo0 to an alley; room for
q garage; occupied by tenant; possession
In 50 days
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Two-Family Apartment-s5,5oo.

Near the Capitol and Union station. con-
taining o rooms and bath each: occupy
one and rent the other; sood Investment
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S1b.5OO.

Near 18th 81. and Columbia Road.
brick. 10 rooms and bath. hot water
heat, electric lights; newly pApsrso
aud painted thre ug hout
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On Thomas st. N. W.-$4,800.

In Bloomingdaie, . 7-story brick con-
tanning rooms and bath; heated BY fur.
mace: owner anxious to sell and wiz
make very convenient terms
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Mt. Pleasant St--$10,000.

Near Park road. 1-story brick. consist
ing Of well-arranged rooms and tile
bath, modern, has gas and electricity.
occupied by owner. immediate possession
and terms to suit responsible purchaser.
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MARYLAND Ave. N. E.-S6,250.

Near the Congressional Library, 4
story brick, g large rooms and tile bath.
well heated, present trust $500. due In
about 3 years. balance terms to suit pur-
chaser.
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Near Central High School-$4,600.

Semi i-detached frame dwelling con.
taining 8 rooms and bath; lot ioo ieet
deep to a wide alley; ample space Ior
4 large garage. Properly In Sooo cono'-
tion. Possession
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Rooming House-$12,00

Near District Court House, modern
brick consisting Of ~ large rooms, all
modern improvements, In good condition
stable or garage In rear; clear and terms
20 suit; possession
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
$4,000.

$50 900.
washington Heishts
A most unusual home ssmi.dstA1S
sisetrieltyi every other modern I'm.
provemsnti central hail PLAN houss -
feet vide; deep lot to snsy. fossSS
SION.
S3) Geo.
18th St Business: rropsry
nrst door good ss business place;
apartments above
Near Mass. Ave. and Dupont cirS,s
Attractive home. S-story ana ee.ss
brick. steam heat. electric hshss pAs
baths; sreeilsnt condition: l.Iss ,ss To
alley. IMMEDIATE PoSsEsSioN. ~.
$16,500.
Near 18th 81: and Columbia hoaa,
brick. 10 rooms and bath. hot wsts{
heat, electric lights; newly pApsrso
and painted thre uG hout
e11,600.
i7th g.. South of Lamont 81.
Attractive home. hot water heat. slss-
trio lights. . baths; tneiosso sissp'ns
porch; EsraSs.
$4,000.
within Half square Conn AvN
Across the Conn. Ave. b1dge;
modern home; . stories and csnaI'
wood noors. front and rear poFchss;
iMHaDiXTn SfaiS PossEssIoS.
$s.750.
on the Heights Near 18th o.
modern colonial type brick: .
rooms and bath. hot water nssI S s,ST-
$500.
Near 'sfst and o Ste.
A S-story and bsy-window brick.
rooms and . baths; excellent neigh
borhood; owner occupant will sivs pos
$500.
New Petworth Home.
Never occupied. A strictly up-to-
date home: every modern eQuipmsut:
paved alley: attractive tsrmA
$3.50.
st.. Between ist and N. Capitol
A a-story and cellar brick, 9 rooms
and bath: good eighborhood: Close to
cars; good yard: paved alley. VERY
EASY TERMS
VIM H. SAUNDERS 4 co.
807 18th St N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
Sl1.6O0.

nth st.. South of Lamont 81.
Attractive home. hot water heat. eise-
trio lights. Q baths; inelossd sleeping
porch; sarass.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
Near Union Station-$5,760.

z-story and basement brick. consist
ing OF q rooms and bath, well heated. lot
to an alley, room for q garage. occupied
by tenant, possession within reasonable
time to purchaser. Property clear and
terms to suit