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will gradually develop and move east
ward 80 that rain win fan over the
Middle Western states as far east as
Illinois and Wisconsin by Sunday, with
strong shifting winds The tempera-
lures viii be. variable. but no cold
weather in sight
Chicago. Trade in both grains light
and mainly local character, Market
easily Influenced by any good buying
OF selling. Sentiment IN. corn rather
bearish. but SO far theirs has been lit
tie pressure other than from local
traders. Local cash handlers cancelled
"a. 600 bushels corn with the East over
night.-C,tomcnt Curtis & Co. to McFatl.
FOrecast--Au states unsettled to-
night and sunday; warmer in Illinois,
Missouri. Wisconsin Cooler Other
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
INDOOR TENNIS,

NEW YORK. March 27-The 2lst
annual national indoor tennis cham.
pionship began at the Seventh reg-
ment armory here today with 70 en-
tries. Vincent Richards, singles cham
pion. and William T. Tilden, last years
runner-up, and co-holder with Richards
Of the doubles title, are on opposite
sides of the draw.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
LEADERS UNDIsTURBED.

PEORIA, H., March 27.-Leaders in
all divisions of the. American Bowling
congress remained undisturbed yester-
day. Few OF the scores were high
enough to land within the prize winning
4 Tea. % Gshicaeo, figured iB fhe
best performance when he shot for
!, S53 in the all-events and moved into
sixth place. He was within GOO pins
of the all-events lead when he started
his singles but was a victim of bad
breaks in the last two games. There
were no other changes among the 10
| leaders.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
Winner of Monday
Bout Gets Martin
Both Joe W. and Texas Tate Confident of Coming
Through and atting Crack at A E. F. Heavyweight
Three Weeks He--o-Four Preliminaries Arranged.
BY BOB PIGUE.

Bob Martin allied heavyweight champion. who is making a
strong bid for match with lack Dempsey heavyweight cham
Mon OF the world will meet the winner OF the Joe White eXaS
Tate bout scheduled Monday night the SouhGn Athletic
club Martin will be brought Memphis three weeks to meet
either Tate White Billy Metaey, who is travelling all over
Dixie booking matches for Martin who begin an in
vaon Of Sunand stopped i'll Memphis Friday and watched
Tate and White work Alter getting line the pair he came
with Martin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
FOUR PRELIMS.

Promoter Hack has arranged a quar-
tet Of four-round bouts which should
provide action Of all varieties, and In
large gohs Knockouts should FREEDOM
mate,
Battling Arthur and Black Mandot
win n Get in four rounds, as will Kid
Sweet and Buntyn Kid. Willie Pure and
Draper.
The battle royal win be dispensed
with this week,
The seat sale has been brisk all weel
and another packed house Is expected
to be on deck Monday night,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
CHICKS IN CAMP

Catchers-Georae 4isehoH, Gill
bert Myers.
Pitchers-Blll ThWeatt, Pat Al.
bris, Hy Fowlkes, Hugh Caravan,
Tiny Goodbred.
lnflelders-Polly MeLarry, Harry
Collen berger, Jack Lewis, Eddie
Hale, Andy High.
outflelders-Francls, Griffin, Yale
Slcan, Robert Lynn.
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DAVIS REPORT UP.

NEW YORK, March 27.z-The report
\of the Davis cup committee recon-
mending that no tennis team be sent
to the Olympic games and suggesting
dates for the preliminary Davis cup ties
was up for considera ton before the
United States Lawn Tennis association
here today. IL
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on the receiving end OF the punch win
very probably find himself listening 70
Referee HACKS MARBLE from one 10
10 But IL should be a whale while 1t
lasts
Tate and White will work out sun
day afternoon, from TO 3 o'clock,
and al fans are invited to watch them
work
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Carpenter Offered
$4,000 To Meet
Battling LeUinsky

DETROIT, Mich. March 27.--An Of
fer of $4,000 to Georges CARPENTER to
meet Battling LevinsKy; light heavy
weight, in a ten-round bout here, was
announced today bv Max l.. Barbour
president of the Wolverine Athletic
oluh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
PENNsY MEETS CHICAGO.

PRINCETON, N. j., March 27.-The
University of Pennsylvania and the
University of Chicago will meet here
tonight in the deciding game for the
national college basketball champion
ship. Each team has won one con-
test.
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MEMPHIS CLEARINGS,
BANK STATEMENT,

NEW YORK. March 2T--The actual
condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold $31 S29 $40 reserve in oX-
cess of legal requirements. This is an
increase Of $39. S04, $40 from last week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
BRITTON TRIMS DOWNEY

CLEVELAND. O., March 27.-Jack
Britton, welterweiGht champion, won
the newspaper decision over Bryan
Downey, of Columbus, In a i0-round
bout here last night Britton won six
rounds. Downey three. and one was
even.
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PickedSOccer Teams
Will Play Sunday

pretty much their own way having
gotten to the top of the pile by beat
ing all Corners by decisive soccer scores.
They won last week by the score of
10 to l before a crowd of 10000 fans.
Should they win Sunday they will be
here next Saturday to play an all-star
Memphis team and play the Floyds the
following day for what may prove the
amateur championship of the United
States
The lineup for the game Sunday:
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M. A. A. TITLE SERIES.
Junior Division.

Fridays Results.
Leaders IA, Cummings IL.
Saturdays Games.
Cummings VS., Leaders.
Lawler VS.. winner Of first game.
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BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK, March 27.--Final prices
OF Liberty bonds were Slas. 1918
first Is. 5000; seconds Is, SS9.4e; first
AIS. $4,000; second Aits SS9Se; third
pas, S92 so; fourth AS. $3.50, Victory
ass, SgI 80; Victory i&4s, 1886
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ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

New York Fall River cotton goods
market still steady and firm, weak
total sales about 100. GOO pieces. II. +.
TO CLARK y Co.
New Orleans Mysterious good buy
ing May here May expected to DE
squeezed like March in New York,
perhaps here also.-Beer
New York.-London cable to the
Journal of Commerce says new
scheme for financing exports to the
new and devastated European coun-
tries has been submitted to the Brit
ish board OF trade by a group of mer-
chants and underwriters, the latter to
accept liability for % per cent Of the
consignuts' debts. the remaining "a per
cent Including the profit, to be borne
by the merchant II is proposed that
the underwriters be financed by the
board Of trade.
Chicago. Marshall Fields Weekly
Review; Current wholesale distribution
OF dry goods has been considerably
ahead Of the corresponding week a
year ago, Orders from statesmen on
the road are also larger, The number
OF customers in the house was about
the same as during the same period a
year fMo, Collections continued sat
isfactory
New Orleans Technical position
weaker; think longs should take prof
lts on old crops an9 on any l'np,oFe-
mls nt Wratnyt N9u'g q agm ne, ''ofA'-
Nhlte % SotteF y l"rnef,
New orleans. Reported inquiry from
New England mills improving Beer.
Nsw York --4Speculators and trade
shorts covering May and July jung
to McFall.
Na,v ynrk--Trih,ina mihlisbes an ar.
,,,Ia stating mn sln.bo. Sinyaki9 81,
..rnn,an1 Ma n,.da on,.,,~rr,ts i,
IN te,rrhnsc Of ADA o0o bal0s America
cotton
rai,os,,r ovr,r,s p Sfe. pa.ffir. roa st
c,ear i6t totoi tbus for 10 a,o IS
4 ma this aaV last Year
New Qmeahs-Ne" ] urN say mat
Lonooh ls getting READY 20 snip j"thtF
mllllon dou9rs worth al g"ld 70 i3lr
SIDE ana thlS Is the reason Iof INC
day.@shepard 4 Clues.
-, S,s.,th. No, MA n,,iai t,.t,nrS on
dNo,irc sbnT, i,taro., 4tr,,,..a.i,,, ,,.ftF
nra,,aiii,ts idaq MAJ sns,,,,igtinn VII
prI,, ra,,iS,a ,yitb nod y,.,tb,r iI1hba r.
s|p "A N
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THREE-I OPENS APRIL 20,

CHICAGO. March 27--Club owners Of
the Three-I league at their meeting
Yesterday decided to open the season
April 20 and close Labor Gay
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

A real jury saw Jimmy Wilde go
through his PAGES in preparation for
Mickey Russell recently. jury OF
iolters. four in all, who know whereof
they speak.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

CHICAGO, March 27,-Cash grain,
wheat No. 3 Northern spring, $3.50;
corn No, mixed, $162; No. 3 yellow,
Y.6l@l oats, No 2 white, ,95hm
S1.f1isml.7S Barley. $1.45dl57. Tim
othy seed, S9OOql2.50; clover seed,
S45 O0n690O. pork, nominal; lard, 5000;
ribs, $1S00Ql9O0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

The Y.-M. /. squad succeeded in nos
ing out the Flying Squadron in the
first half of the double bill in the
Basketball series Friday night by the
close score of 20 to Is. while, for the
second time during the series, the
Woodmen failed to show up for their
game, and it was forfeited to the ~
team, 2 to 0.
Y. M. l. entered the game minus the
services of their best player. Hudson,
and as a result their team work was
far from being up to the standard and
they experienced great difficulty in
gaining the verdict over the Squad
ron.
The first half found the Y. NJ. !:
boys leading by the narrow margin OF
two points, and two minutes after TAX
ing the floor for the second period
Weatherall Gagged a goal for the Squad
ron. that put the game in deadlock
were it remained until the last few
minutes of play. BY winning this
game the Y. NJ. I. team earned the
right to meet c. B. c. Saturday night
to decide which team will play the
leaders for the city championship next
week.
This game will be played Saturday
night at 80 o'clock, in the Y. NJ. c.
A gymnasium.
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Grain.

Chicago. Cash corn in Western mar
kets which are closely In touch with
feeding sessions is selling to cents
cheaper than in Chicago, rather
strong proof that poor distribution.
rather than demand, underlies Chicago
prices. So long as movement IL slow,
market will be stubborn, but delayed
distribution is no reason for higher
prices We anticipate a declining ten
dgncy,--T. G. NJ. to Clark 4 Co
Chicago.--0ne or two Eastern houses
moderate buyers corn, Offerings con
fined to pit traders -Babcock 10 Clark
81 Go.
chlcago-The Western disturbance
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ST. LOUIS, March 27-Corn--No. S,
81 80, No. white, 81 Stale.
Oats-No .. 99c, No. , white, 9SiGa
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CHICAGO, March 27.--Wheat, No.
Northern spung, $3.50.
Curu-No mixed, Sl.62; No. 3 yell
low, $l6l@l.6lla, -
0ats-No. ? white, % \ qS5%c'
Rarlpv-S1 Ab61i 81
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M A. A.
Basketball
NJ. A. A. TITLE SERIES.
Canior nfNflpfnR

Friday Nights Results.
Y. NJ. 1. %, Flying Squadron IS.
Y. NJ C. A. 2, Columbia Woodmen
(forfeit).
Saturday Nights Game.
C, B. c. VS. Y NJ. I.
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Field Goas-E. Colbert /, r. Col
bert 2, Walsh g. Guinee 5, Davis |,
Gieselman /, Weatherall 5, Goldberg 2.
Referee Clancy. Umpire - Norton.
Tmer-Hosey.
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
Continued.
McKEEVER' & GOSS,

K d GOSS,
Main 4752.
N.E.-$6,OOO.
Brick home Of six rooms and bath; good
heating plant; front and double back porches
screens; newly papered and painted and re-
finished inside and out. Bargain.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1405 Eye Street. Main 4i5..
Petworth.
SlO.75O.
New brick house with concrete porches;
water heat; hardwood floors; sleeping porch;
large lot. Phone US for appointment to in
spect.
MeKKEvER L Goss,
1905 Eye Street Main 1852.
Near Soldiers Home Park.
$3.50.
Very attractive home in good section: semi
detached: all modern improvements: hot water
heat: electric lights; front and back porches
house nicely finished with beamed ceilings and
open freplaces: modern tile bath.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye Street. Main 475o.
Cleveland Park.
$12,5
One of the best homes in the best section OF
city; completely detached; nine rooms and ba tn
all modern improvements: hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights: front and double rear and sleeping
posches: screens and awnings throughout; "a
rage. with private side drive; immediate pos
session.
R & GOSS,
Main d-S1
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HARRY I. CHEW.
Successor to

GOLDEN RULE, Inc.
CONTINENTAL TRUST BUILDING.
y Mem aia 1871 .soo Gel. a4th and q SITS NV
$o'oo-vniy sooo cash and SEQ per month
for this nice Groom and hath br;cr
house,: in a desirable ne. loo. ton:
near car lines: house in eIceiienf
condition throughout; early posses
Petworth.
$500 very coay. colonial type. Groom and
bath brick house; in n desi,.hIa ,ons
ton; deep lot and plenty of room for
garage; wide paved alley. owner
vii sell, sell on very reasonable terms
Columbia Heights.
So, 70O-Here is a bargain IL Yo, m
days for possession. Located near
18th and Fairmont SITS. NV haen.
t tiful Groom house with all modern
trim throughout. Very deep yari ~
vide paved alley. Garage for cars.
Owner will accept reasonable terms.
well arranged, Broom brick house. IN
excellent condition throughout: heat
ed ny not water: deep lot to wide
ssa1Ee; terms can be arranged;
Mt. Pleasant.
fine detached brick house Of IL rooms
e aRa os'hs y.,r HG ,s,. heat and
Beautiful front and back Yards with
trees and shrubbery. Nearly so It.
frontage n. by i9e #. deep to wide
Rooming House.
81, 50o-Iocated near Iowa Circle. ) min.
utes walk from b,siness center.
House contains 10 rooms. several hav.
ing running wnter; hot water heat:
can be arranged. This Is your oppor-
tunity.
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FOR SALE-H0USEs.

1405 Eye Street.
Potomac Heights-$8,75O.
A new home on large lot: completely de.
tached; very good section: seven rooms and
bath: modern throughout, with hot-vater heat
electric lights; hardwood floors and trim; porch
at side; sleeping porch; space for garage. Inn
-McKEgvER L Goss
14o5 Eye Street. Main 1852.
Chevy Chase-$13,50O.
In exclusive section; completely detached :
new; eight rooms and bath; hotwater heat;
electric lights; large lot. with space for ga
rsSe. Phone Us to inspect.
McKEEVER & GoSS,
1906 Eye Street. Main 475o.
/ Columbia Heights-$1S.5OO.
Near 18th street; beautiful colonial home;
semi-detached. on large lot: fourteen rooms.
two baths: servants bath and billiard room
on third floor; all modern improvements: hot
water heat; electric lights. Easy terms.
MckEEyFR 4 GOSS,
1906 Eye Street. Main 1852
SauPs Addition-S17.OOO.
A very attractive home in this exclusive sec
tion: stone and shinsle construction: completely
detached: seven rooms and modern hath large
pantry and storefoom: electric lights; hot
water heat; front and rear perches inciosed
sleeping porch: house beautifully finished in
hardwood. with beamed ceilings in living and
dining rooms; open fireplace; screens and avn
inss throughout; two-car garage; immediate
possession.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
14Q6 II St NV

PRICE, $1o,OO0-In Chevy Chase the lot ia
60x150 to an alley; bungalow type house
having eight rooms and bath, electric lights
hardwood floors. room for garage. This prop
erty is unusually we'll located, Just OF Of
Connecticut avenue convenient to the school
PRICE, ST., 5oo-1n Washington Heights. on.
of the best situations in this choice section !;
a twenty .ave.foot vide. three-story. individ-
rooms. two bathrooms: two sleeping porches;
lights. inlaid floors, deep lot to paved alley
with room for garage. Possession any time
PRICE. SIS. 75o-West Of 18th street and not
far out; an ideal situation for a home con
venient to schools and churches; q three
story brick house. having ten rooms. six
bedrooms. two large bathrooms. hot water
heat. electric lights, rear stairway, large
closets. Owner in house will show property
at any time and give possession.
PRICE. $11, 500-In Mt Pleasant west Of
18th street: a house that Is vacant and in
perfect condition throughout: two-story CO.
ionisl style; having inlaid floors. hot-water
heat, electric lights, servants quarters. front
and rear pershes; deep lot to paved .lley
salabs and worth your prompt inspection.
ton; owner will sell on 81. 600 cash and CON
venient monthly payments. This house has
everything you can desire in 4 home, includ-
ing living room with open fireplace hot
water heat. electric lights, oak floors. large
front porch. sleeping porch. and q freproof,
heated garage. The situation Of this house
is ideal.
PHELPS,
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Tel. Main 1910.

PRICE, SO 500-Just OF from 18th street in
downtown section; q good house for home
or an excellent location for 4 professional
man: a wide three-story individually bnilt
brick honse. having eleven rooms and hath: :
plenty of room for large garage. This house
has just been renovated throuEhout is ready
for immediate occupancy and convenient terms
of sale can be made.
PRICE. $l2,ooo-A little south Of Dupont
Circle in location where few homes are
offered for sale at such a reasonable price !;
there are nine rooms. two baths, electric
lights, and 4 two-st0ry brick garage. This
house 10 now rented at $3.50 per month. but
possession can be obtained.
PRICE, 90000-On II at. near 18th St. to
Be sold to- settle an estate; this Is 4 very
cheap piece Of property for any one who can
use large house; there are twelve rooms
and bath, eight bedrooms lot is 2ox12e with
property that y going to be sold.
PRICE. 81, 0O0-A little OF Of Connecticut
avenue and south of Florida avenue; in q
hieh-class section for q home; Army officer
leaving city has Just listed this property for
sale; there are ten rooms, two baths. hot
water heat, electric lights. oak floors, ex-
pensive fixtures and decorations. This house
Is in beautiful condition throughout and IL
worth looking at right away.
PRICE. e12.75o-In the Cleveland Park Sec
| ton: plan Of house that is bound to please
open fireplace, four bedrooms, bath and sleep
ing porch on second door. The house has
hot water heat. electric lights, oak floors, and
hreproof, heated garage. Immediate Dos
session can be obtained. -
BOSS. &
THE HOME
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n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC.
721 18th Street NV.
Phones Main 59O3-4.

PRICE. $7.5O0-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
brick Of sit room. and bath: hot-water heat;
electric light; hardwood floors: sleeping porch ;
stationary wash tubs: large yard to alley.
LUABIA RID. thoroughly modern home in
fine condition; eight rooms and bath; hot water
heat; electric light; early possession can be
PRICE. $40. COON HEIGHTS. JUST OFF
FOURTEENTH ST. colonial brick; prac-
tically new and in AL condition: six rooms
and bath; hot-Water heat; electric light: hard
wood floors and trim Throughout. Room for
garage.
PRICE: $40 5Oo-DowNrowN SECTION OF
NORTHWE6T. Nine rooms and bath: hot
water heat; electric light: in excellent eon11i-
tion. An attractive proposition either as an
Investment or home. Immediate possession
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 Street NV phone M,;, 1000


Price, st. s5o-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Corner
property. Just recently redecorated
throughout. and is now vacant. 1t con-
tains rooms and bath. hot-water heat
snd gas light. Possession and reasonable
terms.
Price, s.. 0oo-DOWETOWN. near 10th and Pa.
ave. This house is we'll built and in
location that is Increasing in value every
day. 1t contains ten rooms and two
baths. has q double garage, and with 4
few alterations could be made into
most attractive home.
Price, $13. 750-wOODi.EY PARK. In this de-
sirabIe neighborhood We have q beauti-
full brown pressed brick home containing
ten rooms. two baths. 'hot-water heat
electric lights, colonial front porch and
large front and rear yards. Plenty Of
room for garage.
Price, s7,ooo-JUsr OFF N. CAP. ST. This
10 one of the biggest bargains ON the
market today. good looking two story
baywindow brick. about 20 IT. wide.
having eight rooms and bath -four
bedrooms the second hoor). Con-
venient terms Of sale will be ar
ranged.
HEDGES & NIL
1884 II Street NV.
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PRICE. $1l 50O-CHEvY CHASE MD. A
delightfully."- located bungalow equipped In
every detail to make IDEAL home. eight
rooms and bath: hot water heat: electric light.
One quarter Of an acre of ground. Terms.
PRICE. 81, 0O0-IS NORTHWEST SECTION.
just or 18th street Ten rooms. two baths
hot-water heat: electric light; garage. This
is a real good buy. and should be Investigated
at once.
PRICE. $13, SOON wASHINGTON'S MOST
EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD, near Dupont
Circle. handsome three-story brick contain
ing nine rooms. two baths: hotwater heat;
electric light: ample room for garage.
PRICE. $13. 75O-SIXTEENTH STREET
HEIGHTS. A beautiful new detached resi-
dence ten rooms. two baths; hot-water heat:
electric light: double garage. The owner built
this house with the intention of occupying it
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC,
FRANK. 1885
o14 18th Street NV.
roo ~

In southeast, convenient to
car lines and navy yard. Attrae-
tive six-room and modern bath
house, colonial style, with front
porch. Very we'll built. Small
front lawn, with gocd-size back
yard to wide alley, giving room
for garage. $500 cash and bal
ance easy monthly terms.
$4,000.
Near 18th and Penna. avenue
Sc. and convenient to car line,
coy four-room and bath house.
Good-size front and back yards,
with alley. $500 cash; easy
monthly terms.
s12,5oo.oo.
Modern nine-room and two
bath house near Dupont Circle.
Drawing room, dining room,
buffers pantry and kitchen on
first floor; three sleeping rooms
and bath on second floor; two
sleeping rooms and bath on
third. Large yard, with room
for garage, to wide alley. A very
good value for the location.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC
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= ~
$4,000
Detached; 4 bedrooms and bath. second floor
. unfinished rooms third floor: hot water heat
electricity; hardwood floors and trim; stucco.
over brick construction.
BR1GHTWOOD
$1,000
Six rooms and bath; vapor heat electric
lights: front and double porches; hard
wood floors and trim: space for garage: alley
occupied by owner: immediate possession.
SAUL'S ADDITION
$3.50
truly beautiful home on large lot near
14th ST.: the house has stone foundation
sturco finish; . rooms: hot-water heat; hard
wood floors: electric and gas lights etc.; mag
niicent shade trees: ample space for garage
PETWORTH
$500
This splendid new corner house presents 8
real opportunity at its present price; brict
construction; large bedrooms and sleeping
porch; concrete front and rear porchesi. hot
water heat: electricity; large. yard. with
double garage.
IRE FALLw
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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laos Eye Street. Main 4752

SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
BUY BEF(
MT. PLEASANT
$13,5OO
On Kenyon ST.; IL rooms and . baths: hot
water heat: electricity: hardwood floors md
trlm; screens; awnings; one-car garage; 20
foot paved alley.
NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
$500
good Groom and bath house: convenient to
cars, schools. stores, etc: hotwater heat, gas;
rear porches; alley; space for garage.
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
5000
Located in q charming environment a short
block from car line. A two-story brick of 6
rooms and bath; electricity and gas; hardwood
noors and trim; front and double back porches
space for garage; immediate possession.
ELEGANT 18th STREET
$11,5OO
An artistic bsick dwelling in the vicinity Of
10th and Buchanan sts.; rooms. . baths
rear porches; space for garage. The house Is
In excellent condition and possession will be
given Immediately.
buy. BEF(
SHANNON
7l3 18th St. NV.