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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06
PIONEER PASSES
WHEN STRUCK BY
CAR IN DEEP FOG
Simon Dement,, Picturesque
Caldwell Citizen, Dies As Re.
suit of Accident Early Mon
day Morning.

Simon Dement,, one of Caldwell's
pioneer citizens, was called to the fl
nal reward somewhat than an
hour after he was struck early Mon
day evening by a passenger car on the
Caldwell Traction company lines
near his home on Avon street. Ac-
cording to such information as is
available, it seems that Mr.. Dement,
was confused by the dense fog which
has been particularly heavy in the
evening. He was almost deaf and his
eye sight was not Of the best.
While conscious after being
struck, he asserted that he thought
he was far enough from the car to
avoid 1t. Because of the dense fog,
he was not visible to the motorman.
Charles Painter, until the car was so
close upon him that all efforts to stop
it proved unavailing. Mr.. Dement,
was not directly upon the tracks, but
stood so close to them that the car
in passing struck him.
Killed by Shock.
No bones were broken and the in
juries he sustained, may not have
proved fatal to younger man. His
extreme age and general frailty made
it impossible for him to withstand
the shock and he died about an hour
and half after the accident occurred.
Mr.. Dement, was another of the
lcssening group of picturesque pion-
GERS of this section whose ranks are
steadily dwindling. He came to Cald
we'll in 1881, owning and operating a
small farm near here. When the town
became a reality, he moved to Cald-
we'll and has lived here ever since.
His early home was located at Fifth
and Arthur streets, the building still
standing and believed to be the old
est house in Caldwell
For number of years he engaged
in the drayage business here and is
best remembered by some of the 9TH
err old timers as being employed in
that capacity He was also active in
other various activities here.
i Was Real Pioneer.
Mr.. Dement, was born in Ohio, in
September 1888. In 1910 he moved
, to Illinois where he lived until after
the Civil war of which he was vet
eran. In 1869, he married Marie
Madden. Shortly after, he moved t.
Kansas and in 1875 he came west t.
Wyoming and from there to Caldwell
Mr. Dement, is survived by hi
grand daughter, Mrs. Dora Brainar'
,, who was living with him at the tim
of his death. George and Ross Dem
;, ent of Caldwell, J. A. Dement, of Len
a OK. idaho and w. J. Dement, of Stock
ton, Calf. These are all half broth
J" ers. Mrs. Dora Huntington the mott
+ er of the first boy born in Caldwell,
- daughter. whose home is now in w,
oming. is expected Friday to atten
u the funeral A grand daughter an
&c great granddaughter, Mrs. Kat
u Wallace and Ruth Wallace are hel
g now, having arrived shortly after II
~ accident.
Funeral services will be conductt
Gu Friday from the Case Undertake.
ny parlors. The Rev B. w. Rice w
ny officiate
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06
FUNDS ROLL IN
QUITE RAPIDLY
Solicitors Obtain $4,000 Thurs
day For Development
League

About 5000 of the $4,000 sought
had been raised Thursday noon by
the special committee OF about 20
business men who were canvassing
the town in the interests of the De-
velopment League fund. II. D. Han
ma and A. w. Quasi were in active
charge of the campaign. Results in
Dictated in the foregoing were an
nounced at the MONDAY banquet
served the solicitating committees at
Shepherds.
I'VE are meeting splendid recep-
ton everywhere" said one of the
members of the committee when a
delegation stopped long enough a,
The Tribune to obtain an insignifi-
cant addition to the fund Every
one is anxious to share the financial
responsibility of placing the Develop.
ment League on sound financial
footing. Indeed. more often than not
those whom we requested to share
the expense with the amount assigned
them have felt that they were hardl,
doing their share"
Clean Up Today.
While it was thought at first tina,
a one day drive would be sufficient
it was discovered that because of the
absence Of many men from Caldwell
that an additional day must be de
voted to cleaning up those firms ant
persons. 1t is the intention of tn,
directors of the Development League
to make the subscription list pop
ular one, asking that every business il
town contribute something rathe
than permitting a few concerns t,
shoulder the entire burden. I'm keep
ing with that determination, no plac
: of local business will be overlooked
According to the plan as worke,
out, the resulting funds will be appor
tionel for expenditure under a care
fully prepared budget. Elimination
of all minor demands for funds is on
: of the things sought by popularizin
this scheme. In the future, when a
effort is made to obtain money 70
various things, instead of taking it be
fore the people as it is usual, the mai
ter will be referred to the Develop
ment League. If found worthy, it wi
be given financial support In propo,
ton to its requirements.
The feeling is prevalent that tn
is to be one of the big years of Cali
wells history and that adequate pr,
paration is essential. Many oppo
tunities are expected to present then
! selves this year to acquire new lin
= of business in Caldwell and the Deve
,, opment League is looked upon as b
ing of more than ordinary importan
under those circumstances.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06
LEGION QUINTET READY
TO BATTLE ALL COMERS
Local Post Prepares to Place Fast
Basket Ball Team in Field; Play
Nampa Wednesday.

With two games scheduled with
Nampa the local American Legion
basket ball team seems now to be a
reality. Several old time heroes OF
the indoor court have been rehears-
ing on the high school court during
the evenings in an effort to acquire the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06

Sam Caldwell of Meridian was a
business visitor here Monday.
William March, city night patrol.
man, is back on the job after few
days illness. During his absense. Ear
Mccullough took his place.
Mrs. Fred Boyes returned Tuesday
evening from California after spend
ing the winter months there.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06
MAN KILLS WIFE
AND THEN TURNS
GUN ON HIMSELF
Double Tragedy Is Added To
Lengthening List When Henry
DeMoss Commits Murder
and Suicide Monday.

Henry De Moss shot his wife twice
Tuesday morning at his home and then
turned the revolver to his own head
to add two pictims to the long list
which Caldwell has witnessed during
the past few months. No specific
motive has been assigned for the deed
but it is known that De Moss had fire.
quently threatened his family and it
is presumed that Monday nights
shooting was the elimination of one
of those difficulties.
There were no witnesses. son,
II years of age was in the house at
the time but ran out when the shoot
ing began. Returning he found his
mother and father lying short dis
lance apart with the gun between
them. Mrs. De Moss was shot thru
the breast and the left arm. Only
three shorte were fired. Both were
dead when found, death having been
apparently almost instantaneous.
Came Here Nine Years Ago.
No inquest will be held, the belief
prevailing that there can be no ques-
ton regarding the actual events and
that nothing will be added by an in
vestigation. One other child. girl,
Sibyl, about Is years of age, has also
been living at home while the oldest
boy, Merle, is at present in the mill
tary service of the United States,
These three are the only children.
The family came to Caldwell about
nine years ago from Payette where
De Moss had been working for some
time in a lumber yard. They lived in
Payette about two years prior to com.
ing to Caldwell. having come to Ida
no from Texas.
According to acquaintance of the
family, De Moss possessed an objec
tionable irritable disposition. He hat
been in Caldwell this winter appar
entity without vocation while in thu
summer time his habit has been t.
herd sheep.
In Trouble Before.
He has quite record with authori
ties both here and in other countie
of this section. At Vale, Ore, abou
eight years ago when he left here pre-
sumably to herd sheep in eastern Ore
gon, he was arrested for getting int
a drunken row involving woman c
i'll fame and for forging small checl
Evidence at the trial depicting tn
splendid family probably prevente
a term in the Oregon state peniter
tiary He was given six months to d
in the county Jail
It developed at this hearing thu
De Moss had shot a man in Texs
some years before but had been az
quilted on the charges that arose fro,
the deed. That trouble was therssor
sequence of cattlemen's quarrel wit
settlers and involved the use of ope
range. He has also been hald befol
officials in both Canyon and Owyh,
counties.
Mrs. De Moss is spoken of by tho'
who know here as an exceptional
Industrious woman who has devote
her life to the interests of her famil
! She is credited with having earned su
ficient funds to buy two homes
Caldwell, one that passed from the
possession some years ago and t
home where the family has now be-
living in the Galloway addition at 4
end of Blaine street Mrs. De Mo
has been employed for long perio
at a time in various local restaurar
as cook.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06
YOUNG BACHELORS FIND
WOMEN NOT NECESSARY

For a bunch of men to prepare and
serve feast all by themselves, with
out woman's guiding hand was the
stunt that the young mems Baraca
class of the Baptist church pulled off
last Tuesday night. More than this,
from start to finish they planned and
carried out great banquet in honor
of their Philathea friends, who had
been advised of the affair by invita-
tons carrying the Baraca monogram
in gilt letters. Covers for SO per-
sons had been laid and Halbrook as
chef. with his assistants. made every
one feel that lunch was being served
at the Delimonica. At each plate
there was a neatly printed menu fol-
der upon which was printed the eve.
nings program with George Woody
as POSTMASTER.
| Like the dinner that had preceded
there was nothing dry or stale in an,
of the toasts responded to. The son.
sung by Katherin Bitney was receiv
ed with great enthusiasm as the word
composed by Mrs. Mamye Bitney
fittingly voiced the feeling of all pres
ent toward Mr.. Halbrook and hi
leaving Caldwell.
1t was agreed that such a happ,
event should become an annual affai
if possible.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-06

Ike Westcott. Misses Sadie and
Lulu Westcott and Miss Opal Ste
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02

in shaft on the Ridgeway group, adj
joining the Baxter claims on the west
and the Costello group on the east.
the Ridgeway group is owned by
Mrs. Mary Wilson Of Reno, and was
staked for her two months ago by Jim
Stafford, who, with Joe Arthur, dis
covered located and proved the merit
Of the Broken Hills Mine itself.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02
Chinese skIllfui CANDY Makers.

The Chinese are very skiliful I'm
making confectionery. They are able
to empty an orange Of its pulp entire.
" and then MI 1t up with fruit Jelly
without one being able to find the
smallest cut In the rind or even.
tiny hole. Indeed. they even empty an
egg IN this manner and fill It with q
sort Of almond nougat without one -bo-
ing able to find the slightest break or
incigIon in the shell,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02
Showing Then, or.

A considerable amount OF golf IL
played principally for the reason that
some women think their husbands look
well in Observation-Disclosures
star. s.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02

Muh1c1pat PIay0FounoS.
Calgary. Alberta. has municipal
baseball diamonds. soccer fields. golf
links and grounds for other sports.
There arc 5000 golfers 10 the popula.
ton Of $4,000.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02
DISTRICT SCHOOL BUDGET


g D,ytG" soo' District No. = y.s mys
ESTIMATED
to
Total receipts sSoooo
EXPENDITURES sa
L,
School IS $1,000
Number speca riot required
Estma ton trio taxable proper
Requied
BOARD or or sc Il 9d1 gR9srE ps.a,n,
e. NJ Member
a Apr 10,
DISTRICT SCHOOL BUDGET
Wellington School District No. e. Lyon
Statutes Nevada 1917
BOARD OF SClIooL1 TR!sTEEs
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02
Municipal Playground.

600
Evening star., 1920-02-12
SHANNON & LUCHS,
BUY HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone Main 1910. 1906 H St. NV.

FOR SALE-Price. s11 .OOO-Northwest home;
two-story and attic: colonial house. with four
bedrooms and sleeping porch on second floor:
hot-water heat. electric lights. fnlaid floors
and a garage for two cars. Owner occupying
property will give possession.
FOR sALE-Price, $13.5OO-On 14th st. in
Columbia Heights. a corner house: there are
10 rooms. baths. hot-water heat, electric
lights, oak floors, porches and a brick garage.
We believe this house has about everything
you could desire for 4 complete home. and it
Is 4 splendid buy from a business standpoint.
FOR sALE-Price, $9.25OWell located in
ne rthwest, a two-story semi-detached brick
house. having rooms and bath. bedrooms
second floor. heated with hot water, having
electric lights porches. tile house screened
throughout and equipped with metal weather
strips.
FOR SALE-Price, 81, Coon 18th St.. In
Columbia Heights. close to Central High
School. owner leaving city will give posses
sion when desired. This is 3-story bay
window brick house Of attrsctive appearance.
heated with hot water. having inlaid floors
AID two-story rear porches.
FOR sALE-Price. $s.750-A downtown home
little OF from 18th St, a well built 3-story
hay window brick house. having 10 rooms and
bath. good heating plant, several open fire.
places, a deep lot 10 paved alley, with garage
space. Terms, $500 cash and monthly pay
ments.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
FOR sALE-H0UsEs
STONE & FAIRFAX,

STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. Main 1892.
SO. .50o-One Of the best offered for . long
time; Washington Heights; north Of Kalorama
road. west Of 18th; 3 stories; cellar; 10 rooms;
. baths; electric lights; excellent condition; !;
open on sides; all light rooms.
Ss.500-Best location in northwest; vacant;
Groom modern house; steam heat; electricity;
large closets; in perfect condition; well planned
and constructed.
$5.50o-Good value in this house; an at
tractive corner 2-story and cellar brick dwell
Of East Capitol; Z rooms "A bedroomsl; large
bath: furnace heat; 1850 cash required.
$5,5OO-New York ave. near North Capitol;
modern 2-story dwelling having rooms and
bath; furnace heat; deep lot to alley; reason
able terms can be arranged.
s.. 7.OO0-A we'll built 2-family house: located
in the Blocmingdale section; northwest; hve
and six rooms; baths; separate cellars; Gov.
cred pofches: large yard: live in one nat and
rent the other; good investment.
A.75o-Two modern homes in good section
southeast: each 8 rooms and bath II o. ,s,,o ana
house: furnace heat; deep lot to alley; act
quickly because they will be snapped up.
se,s0o-Mt. Pleasant: one square west Of
14th; modern 2-story dwelling having rooms
and bath; hot-water heat and electricity ;
splendidly built: oak floors and hardwood trim
throughout; immediate possession.
81, ,5OO-A beautiful home on, the Heights.
close to 18th and Columbia road; 10 rooms.
baths; steam heat: plenty Of room for garage !:
upon inspection you will agree with US that
this property shows good value: possession
given promptly.
50 9OOO-North Of Columbia road and west OF
18th: strictly modern dwelling; rooms; re.
ception hall: tiled bath: water heat ana
electric lights; double garage; perfect condl-
ton the location 10 exclusive and We are sure
this coy home will appeal.
s., s,950-New houses; Shepherd st.; rooms
and bath; colonial style; all modern improve
ments; large rear yards to alley; y. 800 cash.
balance like rent.
50, $9,5O1Number II N st. NV. 3-story brick
arranged as apartments, with janitor's quar-
tiers: two Of the apar .ments have Ar and b.
each and Of 3r. and b.: rear porches; hot
water heat splendid opportunity from an in
yes ,ment standpoint; agreeable terms.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave. Main 1882.
Evening star., 1920-02-12

BEtT-TIFTL CORNER HOME SITE IN
Ci"y- ,i.s" u. G.. close TO ears: 100 feet
font fscinp south; will sell all or part cheap
very easy terms. Address Box soc. Star
office 1Ss
ON FAIRMONT ST. BETWEEN 18th AND
li,h sts NV: II rooms and baths; new hot
lrstrr heating plant; electricity: metal cell
i1gs: two stsirways and many other unusual
fcatUr 6
Prire S1o 600
H. l.. RUST. 912 18th st. NV.
co. " ST. S.E.-BEAUTIFJL GROOM BRICK
ici!se. ls;robe heat. gas and coal range: cellar
throughout: yard to alley. Price So, 900; $JOG
o.,h required. Apply KRAFT 4 CO.. 513 II st.
~. Phone Line. 6261. 16s
TiuI-SE NEAR 18th AND P-OWNER HAS
..rt town ard must sell at once. 10 rooms =
'rtls. hur-sater heat. Price S1O.50O. Apply
- \. W. PARKER, 1890 Ontario pl. l5s
20 CoInRED-5- ROOM FRAME. LARGE
1T. rear 9Th and q NV. Price. 81 $50; $500
- 800 cash. balance easy terms. Possession.
- Munsey bldg. 14s
MOUNT PLEASANT-ONE OF THE PRET.
s.t,; and best built houses: II rooms, baths;
;,utler's pantry; laundry; room for garage or
another home; refused 5000 month rent: cor
nrr house; every room q front room. II win
pay looking for u real home or one Of the
lost Investments In town to investigate this.
Yxice. $1z.00Q. Col. s2l2 -
Evening star., 1920-02-12
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

MARYLAND AVE. NE. NEAR 10th: SIX
large rooms bath: furnace heat; excellent con-
dition; $500; $3.50 cash; no agent. 1901
X st. NV.
EIGHT ROOMS BATH. SLEEPING PORCH
home ami, near 18th and Park road; garage
for cars Possession. Address Box 44-C.
StY office. 10,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price $lO2 go. Exceptional vrlue in up-to-
da te and modern 7-room and hath house. Near
18th street car line. 1t has hardwood floors.
electricity, hot-water heat. laundry trays. large
porchcs Immediate possession. Franklin 3OsJ;
SITTER pm.. Col. 227.
Evening star., 1920-02-12

RY oWNER-DELIGHTFUI LOCATED. 10
room. red brick house, semi-detaehed; southern
exposure; every room lively and bright; plenty
plant; electric. and gas; open nreplaces; hard
wood finish; front and rear porches; coal and
gas range In kitchen: excellent cellar: Lot
25xlO6: plenty Of room for the garages: newly
decorated; possession In 80 days; % 800; terms
can be arranged. Col. 1852. 1862 10th NV.
NORTHEAST - FINE NEIGHBORH0OD;
brick; 8 large, bright rooms, 8 bedrooms, bath.
cleo gas. fur. double garage; excel. condition;
n 600: possession. Address Bo152-C, Star onee.
12s
Sl250O-1457 GIRARD ST. NV; 10 ROOMS;
electricity; gss; double brick garage; bsst
condition; owner leaving town. Day phone
~
Evening star., 1920-02-12
FOB SALE-HOUSES
Adjacent to Chevy Chase.
BUNGALOW.

Adjacent to Chevy Chase.
Bungalow.
IS. 500 $1,000 cash. SOS monthly.
rooms, bath. sun parlor; electricity: het-
water heat: opsn fireplace corner lot lso1lo0
maEnneen1 T., ona gSs,oa grSSe "'ock 'ro" ea"'
Decatur Heights.
$1,000. S., 500 cash. $50 monthly.
acrr. rooms. bath hot-water heat: elce.
triciy garage electric range. lNMEDiATE
POSSESSION.
Bungalow.
$500. $1,000 cash. $3.50
monthly.
: r,-1rs tiled bath; sleeping porch: hot
water tra. open fireplace electricity 10 MIN, AIN
utc- 20 IIea asury. one carfare- IMMEDIATE
Bungalow.
S $50. 81. 500 cash 500 monthly.
:, rooms. raed bath: hardwood floors and
irir7: h":-r1t.- heat; electricity. BRAND
NEW VACANT
Northwest-Detached.
$1,000. 81 500 cash. $50 monthly.
rooms. -,-i bath: Lot-water heat: elec-
f~gtfI We mousse eltChEiC
rhIgg risws s, 6cs ;o7. IMMEDiATE POSSESSION.
Dahlgren Terrace.
Detached.
Sc. 800. s.. 900 cash. $50 monthly.
,.,r,,,as .ood lot onr block from the car line.
iIMEnITrE POSSESSION. =,
If vou " ant to buy or sell
Bungalow, come in and
talk it over with us.
q. 3. LANTZINGER,
500 New -sSs1o 1ork ave-
Phone Main o311.
BEAUTIFUL. SEMI DETACHED ,,(,9 COLONIAL 1,S.l
BRICK DIV Filling on THE HEIGHTS
PRICE. SI.Un
Near car iines-A finely built 2-stoE o,ics
dwelling: rooms and bath; side ign. ano
side yard: in excellent condition. 'n'"eu'a'e
'' MOORE & HILL, INC.
1902 st. NV.
NEAR 17,t AND X SITS NV. IN AN
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
PRICE, S11. 500.
A fine 3-s.o.y brick dwelling. 10 rooms ana
hath: good lol: alley: in excellent condition
MOORE * HILL. INC,
l;eo22 II st. NV.
NEAR lI.h AND IRVING sTs. ON HEIGHTS.
PRICE, 50. 500.
A hlGb class 2-story brick dwelling, rooms
rece- 20 al and bath. hot-water heat; Ill
e3cc,fea. --,l,t;on; reasonable terms.
MOORE & HILL. INC,
40 - ii ST. NV.
MAN Lin And FAIIMONT SITS. on THE
Ffs.IGEIfs \ GOOD 2-SrORI COLONIAL
FE,CT =. ELIINNG-6 rooms and bath. not
a5,e. ..s, xcc!lent deep lot. Price. N.OO
scasN ems.
MOORE HILL. INC,
1870 90 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
SELECT HOMES.

CHEVY CHASE MD.-Charmins home. one
acre good garden land and beautiful lawn
Commodious house. complete in convenience
and comfort. Large center hall entrance:
spacious bedrooms; 2 tile baths; hne laundry;
@ snd eSaSe
Property splendidly located. Price, 100000
Terms.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C. tout Il. I. ave. n.e.)-
Spacious and attractisely ARRANGED and finish
ed house: containing. on first floor. living
bedrooms. tile bath: glassed-in back porch
rooms on second floor. Well lighted basement;
gas and electricity. Lot contains y acre;
poultry house; fruit and shade trees; garage.
Good location and only " y minutes by auto from
NEAR ALTA VISTA. MD.-Si1 acres. fine
,ric railway. Good s-room house. hath, sleep
ing porch. Hot-water heat; electric water
system. High elevation. Large lawn. splen-
did shade; fruit trees: ontbuildings. Difficult
to procure country home like this. Price very
reasonable. $l5.500. Terms.
NEAR EDGEMORE. MD-Interestins sub
urban home. ~ acres land Nearly new, at
tractiyely finished. S-rOOm bungalow with tile
bath. Hot-water heat: electric range and
water system. Excellent garage; large poul-
try house: bearing fruit trees. all varieties;
strawberries grapes, currants. etc; large
erty and location will please the most exact
ing. Price. $4,000. Terms.
NEAR BETHESDA, MD.-very comfortable
and we'll located home. attractive rooms.
nice bath: gas and electricity: fine hot-water
heating system; electric water system. Big
lot with nice shade. bearing fruit trees, aspar-
agus bed. etc. Garage. On macadam road,
near electric railway. Price, $500. Terms.
GEO. ". ALLEN. Real Estate.
J12 Colorado building. 15s
POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS
18th st. just south of Columbia rd. 10 large
thoroughly modern. This property has great
business future.
Handsome semi.detsched home on the
Heights west Of 18th ST.. containing rooms
front porch and large double rear porches :;
| hardwood floors throughout: for the price We
quote it is the pnssrsg,S2 hsss by Sc the So hill
One of those beautiful and well built Ken
nedy 4 Davis homes, semi-detached: soft
one Of the bes. nT locations il
clec. large garage: colonial front and double
rear porches for home and the price we
quote it cannot he duplicated.
ROBERT E. MITCHELL CO.,
i l405 Irving St. NV.
MT. PLEASANT u BLOCK FROM 18th ST.
rooms and bath. electricity, hot water heat;
vacant; in perfect condition. bargain for
EDGAR A. MILLER. 1912 st, Main ssos.
| DESIRABLE NEW HOME
JUST OFF OF 14TH ST. NV.
Contains 4 bedrooms, large
double porches, front and rear
hot-water heat, electric lights
laundry trays and servants toilet
in cellar; very deep lot to alley.
D. J. DUNCAN,
| 141O H St. NV.
| Phone Main 1867.
81 18th sr. s.E.. PHONE LINCOLN 27s2-w.-
| Cozy Groom, tile bath. furnace. cellar. porch;
1 ore block from E. Capitol st. $500; 500 first
psyn,ept: S26 peI mo