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NEW DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
 IS TRIED MAN
Lewis w. Carl Will Assume Charge of Physical Work
 In the Schools

Lewis w. Carl, who has accepted the position as athletic director of the schools, will arrive from Ei PasU tomorrow.
 This is what one of the Fl PaSo pa- pers has to say about his coming to Bisbee:
 At Bliss, Mir. Carl has filled about all the athletic jobs that come the way of an officer in the physical training department of the army. Dur ing his first time at the post he serv' ed as athletic director for the 7th cavalry, eighth engineers (mounted) motor command "30" and motor trans port repair unit "315" His duties with army athletic life were to pro- mote athletics, instruct train and coach athletes in special training courses in preparation for post. dis trict and departmental, and even the Olympic games. Included in his list of soldier recreations were the games of football, basketball. baseball. and wrestling Boxing classes were also included in Carl's work along with swimming instructions. In this lat ter class of work, he is rated as an expert.
 Carls old home town" is Mount Carmel, Penn. From time to time he has been connected with the show and entertaining business as an actor Fald vocalist. With the Mozart male chorus and concert company Carl sang first bass. He was also of the chorus Of the Time. Place and Girl'' company while travelling under; the management of Joe Wiggman.
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acquired by the company within the last year, were presented by company counsel and officials. It was con. tended that the valuation on the Shannon, which formed part of the total assessment of the Arizona Cop. per company, was excessive.
 w. W. Morrison. district agent of Los Angeles for the Postal Telegraph company, appeared for that company, claiming that the assessment of $50 per wire mile was excessive.
 All protests heard today were taken under advisement. The board will hold meetings all week, it was am nounced and next Monday will trans- init its final figures on valuations to boards of supervisors of the various counties.
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it's cold as ice can make it and taste until the desired sweetness is at tained.
 Raspberries and entrants combine well in jam or drinks. Use as many entrants as berries, extract the juice and strain. Use about cups of su- gar to cups of juice
 These fruit juices can be added to ice-water as well as tea but the tea makes a more tasty drink.
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MINERS pJSoBEY LEWIS

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Aug. 2. - The miners local union at Panama, Ills, of which John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, is a member. has refused to obey his mandatory" order. Its officials de- clare the men will return to work on- ly on orders issued by Frank Earring ton, president of District Number is. MT. Harrington has wired instructions that they return at once.
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UNIQUE FIGURES

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Ed. Owens. Moline, one to five years in the penitentiary.
 Arthur Proctor, Chicago, one to five years in the penitentiary.
 Dr. c. F. Sanbourg, Chicago. one year in jail.
 Morris A. Stolar, Chicago. one year in jail.
 John Vogel, Chicago, one year in jail.
 The sentences are for the state penitentiary and the Cook county jail.
 ' The case went to the pury at 12:45 p. m. today and the verdict was re- turned in eight hours and 45 mfi- utes. During part of the time, how ever, the jury was in recess.
 The defendants were charged with conspiracy to advocate the over- throwing of the government by force: conspiracy to publish or distribute printed matter advocating over- throwing of the government by force; conspiracy to belong to an organiza- tion advocating it, and conspiracy to attend meetings at which overthrow ing the government by force was ad. vocated
 Maclay Hoyne, states attorney, in statement called the verdict a "sig- nal victory for the United States"
 "ln this trial red radicaIisn
 was driven into the open," said
 the statement. "One important
 issue decided Is that the red
 card of the [. w. w. is interna-
 tional and not American and that
 the only card recognized as
 American is the card ot the Am
 erican working man in the Amer-
 lean Federation of Labor"
 A motion for a new trial will be argued on September 25.
 The defendants were indicted un. der the new Illinois law against crim- inal syndicalism. They were among 300 suspected radicals taken in a raid in Chicago last January.
 Many Indicted Flee
 Thirty-nine members of the Com munist party were indicted but not all were tried, for several fled, some being reported in Mexico, while John Reed, magazine writer and author. is in custody in Apo, Finland, charged with smuggling from Bolshevik Rus sia.
 The trial began on May 10 and nearly nine weeks were consumed in selecting jury.
 The state centered its attack on Lloyd, the most prominent of the de- fendants. He was charged with op- enly advocating a revolution against the government and was alleged to have said that banks should be blown open to get money to finance the revolution.
 Several newspaper men reported speeches made by Lloyd as did May or Ole Hanson of Seattle. Masses of documents issued by the third inter- natienale at Moscow, the I. W. W. and similar organizations were in- troduced.
 The chief defense was that the de- fendants were exercising the right of free speech" when making various alleged seditious statements and that they had in no way violated their rights "as citizens of free re. public"
 The Communist Labor party was the outgrowth of a meeting of the left wing Socialists in New York in July, 1919. Three women, indicted with Lloyd and the others, are await ing a separate trial.
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:a SIZING, AIg. 2- The var de piJimcnt was ssvised t''sy that the ss-. crt Pocan )ntas, neI"oi the body Of Major General Go'.c-:a form ct S'r't con gea:, l. of the army. Nho I.cc recently Il London. wO'.c d> live al New York. August II.
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|. A banker estimates that the public has lost close to $75,oe0,O0O in ques- tiorable securities during the past IS months.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-08
Phone Main 1923.
Price, S15.5OO.OO

Price, S15,5OO.OO
An eight room and two bath home in Wash
ington Heights; - feet wide; reinforced ce-
ment porches front and rear; built-in garage;
open fireplace: built-in cabinet bookcase in liv-
ing room: both buffers and refrigerator
pGntiries: Pittsburgh instantaneous heater:
large attic; built-in clothes receptacles on both
floors; DOW vacant; reasonable terms can be
arranged.
Price. $4,000
An exceptionally well arranged 7rocm bun
galOw within 20 minutes of downtowa section;
hOt-water heat: electric lights: owner leaving
city, will give immediate pc session.
Price. $12,OOOOO
An excellent downtown house west Of 18th
St. 10 rooms and bath: large lot; ample room
for garage.
Price, S1O,75O.OO
Beautiful s.room home on two floors. located
in best section of Columbia Heights; hot
water heat; electric lights: house 30 feet wide
beautifully decorated throughout; concrete
front porch double rear porches. Immediate
possession can be given.
Price. $1S, 10000
Unusually attractive 11-roon and Cha tn
home near 18th and SITS. NV; electric lights;
3 separate apartments; garage for 5 cars. An
exceptionally good buy.
Price, S13,5OO.OO
An excellent s-room home on Euclid ST. near
14th; hOt-water heat; electric lights; screened.
throughout; open freplaces; large yard to
llIey.
SAGER,
o23 Fifteenth St. NV.
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Price, $l1,75O.W

Price, l1,75O.OO
An exceptionally well built. nicely arranged
Groom semi de tachei home northwest; hot
water heat; electric lights; oak paneled dining
room with drop5ea ceiling; built BY con-
tractor for his own home; Pittsburgh instan,
tapeous heater: newly papered and painted
throughout Immediate possession can be given
ppd reasonable terms arranged.
Price, Sl4,OOO.OO
Eleyen-room and two bath home near Dupont
Circle: hot water heat: electric lights; plenty
Of room for garage; lot extends back to wide
alley. Terms.
Price, SlO,5OO.OO
Ten room and bath home in best square Of
East Capitol ST.. west of Lincoln Park: splen
did condition throughout. Possession can be
given. A very unusual buy.
Price, S5,5OO.OO
A splendid s.room brick home in excellent
northeast location: can I've bought on $500 cash
ard SIS per month. Excluding all interest; an
opportunity to get nome on exceptionally
Price, $1O,750OO
1O-room home on Columbia road NV. between
18th and 18th SITS; hot-water heat; electric
lights; now vacant; reasonable terms.
Price, S1O,50OOO
Thr-e-famly apartment on Maryland avenue
E.e.; hot-water heat; perfect condition through
out; an excellent investment.
CHAS. d
Main SO. Main 81.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
14O6 III St. NM.

PRICE. S12. T50-An attractive home in Clcve-
land Park. where immediate possession can he
had and convenient terms Of sale made. This Is
a two-story and attic house with four bedrooms
bath and sleeping porch on second floor: there
is fireproof heated garage living room with
open fireplace and other up-to-date improve
mentS.
PRICE. $l3.300--A complete home in Chev!
Chase of brick construction: two stories and
attic. with two baths second floor: house
heated with hot water. having electric lights.
inlaid floors and large porches; location ahout "a
square from Conn. and convenient to the
school.
PRICE, S6.5O0-Near the Soldiers Home: a
most complete modern home, having six rooms
and bath. electric lights; semi-detached; there
is also double garage: very prompt possession
can he given. 1t would be impossible to duplt-
cate this home for the money asked.
PRICE, SO. 5oe-Wen situated in Columbia
Heights: three-story bay window brick house.
built by of the well known builders: there
are ten rooms, two baths. iot-water heat, rear
stairway and several open fireplaces.
PRICE. S11 .5U0-A detached corner house stu
ated Il lot 60x110 the house has seven
rooms and bath, four bedrooms heated with
hot water: having electric lights. slate roof
and there is garage. This home Is very
salabe.
PRICE. IS .OOO-Right downtown; large old
fashioned house. having twelve rooms. five
ba throoms: large lot this house is now under
rental at SIPS. Convenient terms of sale can
be made. This is excellent house In which
to live and rent rooms, or u good investment
PHELPS.
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Tel. M 434O

iRiCE, 81. 230-A very cheap home in of
w attractive squares in Petworth three
si"r! hr'ck house. having eight rooms and bath ::
Nv "etroohIs unusually large yard To 1S-ft
=. =, 'ru aiiey with ample garage space. Terms,
"''V"o cash and monthly payments.
.hiC T.. SlO.96-In the downtown section. oc
cufied by an owner who will give immediate
POSSESSION: well situated Il little off of 18th
~. thrcc-story brick house of attractive APP
pei,rahce, having ten rooms and bath. electric
for garage " '
LkiCE. S9."5O-In Mt. Pleasant west of 10th
~. u three-story brick house. "a fl. wide. hay
me zen rooms and bath six bedrooms electric
nsh,S h"tsr vacant and in excellent condition.
CONVENIENT terms Of sale can be made
In Il, $l5.000-In Chevy Chase right at the
,i,ct home that has not been offered for
cale since u was built by present owner; lot is
atuc, with eight rooms AMI bath slate roof
ever! modern convenience. Possession any time.
PRICE. $l2,50O--A positive bargain in n cor
ner h"ise. well situated in Columbia Heights:
1hefe Is hot-waier heat: electric lights; par
qne' noors paved alley in rear OF lot with room
ior garage. Owner occupies this property. and
prompt possession can be arranged.
PRICE. sll.J0G-In one of the rrettiest
squares OF Mt. Pleasant, near the end OF the
car line a two-.tory and attic house: heated
Win hot water; having electric lights parguet
noors: servants quarters: trent and rear
BOSS &
THE HOME
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Street \ w Phone Main 1929
1874 II Street NV.

1907 IL SllCCt A>.NN.
PRICE s. 95O-OAK ST. BETWEEN 18th
AND I4th-A corner property. colonial
style having six rooms and bath, hnrd-
wood floors. front and rear p0rches
plenty Of room for garage. out-oi-
town owner has just instructed us TO sell
on very easy terms. This Is certainly
bargain and should he inspected imme-
diately.
PRICE. sl3OOO-NEAR 10th AND STs.-An
excellent property. either for home or
room renting purposes. This Is three
story brick. having " rooms. baths
hot-water heat and electric lights. with
good sized rear yard to paved alley.
A small cash payment will be accepted
and possession given.
pRICE So 5uO-NEAR NORTH CAPT FOL AND
BRYANT SrS.-A wonderful little home
In this location and ut an attractive
price. This Is >. sonial style, having
six roorhs and bah. large front porch
and n deep lot to a paved alley. ~ Is
now In perfect condition and convenient
terms Of sale viii, be arranged.
PRICE SIS G00--CLEN ELAND PARK. within
one block Of Csnn. ave: wholly detacii-
Ell property that Is about the biggest bar
gain We haze offered in this section for
n long time. 1t contains nine rooms and
bath, very large porcles, hotwater heat
electric lights. hardwood floors and sew
erni oren nrrpiaces. You will appreciate
its value upon inspection.
HEDGES & NIL
1884 II Street NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHEVY
Chase lot for slightly used auto and pay or
receive difference. Address Box 102-D, Star
office. %
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Clifton West of 18th St.
$4,000; 10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
electricity; lot $50 feet deep. Immediate pos
session. Terms to suit
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Continued.
FOR sALE-a5tl ST. NEAR PA. AVE. NV
Six .story, Broom bricks. beginning at cor
ner; all rented to white tenants can be made
I" bring Sl2' monthly more. Price for all
II. R. HowENsTEIN CO..
1914 + ST NV. or eth and II SITS.
350O-35lO 10th NV.
Inspect These Today.
,o;s 70 rooms ms, baths rear porches garage:
ton. Open daily and Sunday. Lighted until
pm. For price and terms. apply to owner
" M. 1 r. "0T r. W Va. RqsS
Owners and Builders.
NICE HOME. VACANT, THOROUGH REPAIR.
brick. Small cash payment and small month";
owner. 72o 4 St ne " oc,7:
PETWORTH: sIX-RooM BRICK: H.-W. H;
$3.50; terms s., excellent conditions Phone
FOR SALE
A beautiful home located in
High View: having s rooms and
bath. Price, S6,25O.OO. Easy
terms. Possession at once.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 X St. NV.
FOR SALE
A very nice home, having 6
large rooms and bath. Vacant
located in one of the best sec
tons of southeast. Price, S.
5000. Very easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 X St. NV.
FOR SALE
A corner house near Iowa cir
Gle. having 9 large rooms and
bath. Vacant; a splendid chance
for a lawyer or doctor to get a
suitable home. Price and terms
very reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
FOR SALE
Semi-Detached Home, NE.
electric lights, cellar hot-water heat: near
Florida ave. ne. Price. sG.25O This is a big
bargain. Terms. $500 down.
C. F. wARING. Franklin 5571.
FOR SALE
House with Garage.
Only $500 Down.
Brick rooms and bath. cellar. etc. Price
$3.50. Act quick to get this Near 7th and
G. SITS. ne.
FOR SALE
Near 18th and Otis SITS. NV.
Brick. 9 rooms and bath. parquette fioors
cellar, up-to-date heating plant| newly painted
and papered. Vacant. 1850.
C. F. wARING.
1913 Bond bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave.
FOR sALE-vACANT-
Two-Family Flat.
2713 18th St. NV.
Light press brick: II rooms and baths:
afti. large enough for rooms: guarantee to
rent for S12O per month. Sold on easy TERMS
$3.50 down. balance like rent. Price right.
c. +. Warning, Franklin 557l.
323 Bond bldg. 14th ami n. Y. ave. NV
INSTEAD OF RENTING, OFFERING FOR
sale, with reasonable cash payment. desirable
Broom and bath house square from cars op-
p0site EdgemOre. Bethesda. Md ami large
corner lot double garage. Immediate possession
Price ST.. 500 Will consider leasing Tel. Main
226S.
RY OWNER--MODERN 3-STORY BRICK
house, II rooms. baths. h.-w.h.. electric
connections; bargain to quick buyer at SIS. 600.
1891 h st. NV. 12'
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Mt. Pleasant and Colu
S15,O0O.OO
Located on the hill. within one block 81
Central High School. convenient to stores ana
14th street ear line. containing 10 rooms
baths: modern in every particular; garage iot
=
Sl3.5OO.OO
Three-story modern home with large porches.
10 rooms . baths. overlooking Rock Creek PARK
and within :. blocks Of Mt Pleasant car line;
garage opening 2O-ft. alley.
S13,OOOOO
beautiful modern home in an excellent
heigifborhood. containing outside rooms on :
floors. This house is practically new and Is
only offered for sale because the owners bust
pess is taking him out of town; room for ga
rage.
$4,000
Just on Columbia road. in excellent neigh
borhood. containing rooms on floors, with
very nice front porch. Don't fail to see this
one.
10000
Vacant house. containing rooms, in very
good condition. excellent location; near stores,
churches and 14th st. car line.
JOHN w. THOME
-IncOr,
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FOR ShLEc-APARTMENTS.

$751; PER CENT NET ON INVESTMENT o,
$4,000 for this very desirably located apt.
vicinity of 18th and Col. I'd; detached; annua
rental nearly $4,000; price. 6l.ooo; excep
tional terms.
3-story modern apt. within . squares o
Thomas Circle; annual rental $3.50: a rea
bargain at S15.o00: terms.
n. T.. RYON CO, INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1423 + st. NV
RUTLAND COURTS,
1725 18th st. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
300 to So. 800.
Cash payment. 81 900 to 81 800
Total monthly payment.
$34.95 to 1910.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
s4,10v to 5000.
Cash payment, 81 400 to 81 700.
Total monthly payments.
$45.45 to $500.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
5000 to $1,000.
Cash payment s.. 100 to $500.
Total monthly payments.
S6S.99 to S75.15.
Apply at this Office for details
ALLAN L. WALKER 4 co. INC,
s13 18th ST. NV. Southern. bldg.
THE AVoNDALE. 1884 p ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
$500 to $500.
Cash payment 81 800 to LOO
Total monthly payments.
S4s.Ss to $3.50.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
$1,000 to $500
Cash payment. $1,000 to $500
Total monthly payments.
s73.25 to $7S.12.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
$1,000 to $500.
Cash payment, $1,000 to 81, 800.
Total monthly payments.
&c.. 30 to SSS. 95.
SIX ROOMS. ONE OR TWO BATHS.
$4,000 and $4,000.
Cash payment, $4H00 and 81 500
Total monthly payments.
$125 and S14O.@
Apply at this office for details
ALLAN L. WALKER & CO.. NC
SD 10Th st. NV. Southern bldg.
THE CAvANAUGH.
1924 18th ST NV
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ONE ROOM AND BATH.
81, 700 to 81 800.
Cash payment, 5000.
Total monthly payments.
S1S.G5 to SCI .55.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
$3.50 to S., 900.
Cash payment. $500 to 81 600.
Total monthly payments.
S2S.25 to $32.05.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
S4,1OO to $4,000.
Cash payment. s1.4oo to $1,000.
Total monthly payments.
5.45 to $500.
Apply at this Office for details.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO., INC,
s13 18th st. NV. Southern bldg.
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

COLD, HARD CASH
is not plentiful as it WAS during the war
You have probably realized this with dis
actness that stuns. We must get away from
WAR PRICES-let them pass as "A beautiful
dream We have clients that want homes.
some have cash to pay for what they want:
some have but little money. If you have prop
erty for sale-AND YOU ARE WILLING TO
SELL IT AT A REASONABLE PRICE, tell us
quickly.
BLANTON REALTY co.
Main 1866 TO 14th St NV
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TRICE. 81. S5o-MT. PLEASAST-A beautiful
location. overlooking Rock Creek Park: a
nineroom and bath brick house. having
colonial front porch double rear porches
and room for a garage: easy terms ar.
ranged and early possession will he given
by the owne.
PRICE. 1OOO-CHEvY CHASE, MD. An
attractive suburban home in this des.r
able location. 1t is detached, on n lot
G0x1SO it., with shrubbery. shade trees
and u two-car garage. The house con
tains ni.:e rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. electric lights and is in perfect
condition. Easy terms of sale.
PRICE, 81. 750-PETWORTH-In abort the
best location in this section; a two-story
semi-detached house, having eight rooms
and bath "a bedrooms on the second
foorl, hot-water heat electric lights
hardwood floors and garage in the rear
spent ON this property and it is now In
perfect condition.
PRICE, $40, $50 NEAR 18th AND Kill
BOURNE STS.-very conveniently 10
Gated within one block of the car line
three story. nine room. pressed brick
modern home. 1t is now vacant in good
condition and reasonable terms of sale
will be accepted. This Is a very good
value and should be inspected imme
diately.
INC,
Phone Main 1923.
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Narnum ST., Petworth.
So 800: corner house: now vacant: 8. rooms
cement porciles: anil. hardwood floors; lear
garage.
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Ga. Ave. and Webster st.
$3.50: semidetached: rooms and bath
electric lights entire house newly papered an'
painted. Easy terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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Continued.
Clifton West of 14th St.
$4,000; 10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
electricity; lot $50 feet deep. Immediate pos
session. Terms to suit
18th and Kalorama Rd.
$1,000; II large rooms: baths: hot-water
heat Now vacant. Very easy terms.
Ga. Ave. and Webster St.
1850: semi-detacl,ed; rooms and bath ;
electric lights entire house newly papereu anu
painted Easy terms.
Narnum ST., Petworth.
$4,000: corner house: now vacant: 8. rooms
cement porches; ami: hardwood floors; .-car
garage.
Quebec Place-Bargaln.
$40 800: 3 rooms: tiled baths: ami; Pitts
buryh gas heater: hardwood floors: garage; 8
porches Immediate possession. Terms can be
arranged to suit.
10th and AsEmead NV.
s14,soo tapestry brick rooms: bath:
shower: hardwood floors upstairs and down;
Pittsburgh heater: heated garage: exclusive
ueighborhood. Possession and terms.
VIM. b. KRAFT,
1896 New York ave.
Phone Main S93.
FOR COI.ORED OF THE BETTER CLASS.
81 3OO-A house in the 1900 block of ii St
NV: convenient to everything; eight
rooms and bath; small cash payment.
81 o50-Six room and bath house in the 400
block of NJ st. Ask fur particulars
SiX-room and bath house on Irving
st. near Georgia ave. Price and terms
easy.
4 twofami!y apartment, five rooms
on each floor; steam heat. The rent Of
one will pay for both Come in and
let us show YOU. fhis is real bar
gain.
81 2.o-SiN room and bath house ON o st; 5000
cush required. This is good home.
81 oJO-A house Bird st. ne. near Union sta
ton: we'll worth the money.
81 7JO-Also Il beautiful six-rocm house in
Glendale. u. C.. new: must be seen TO
be appreciated: SIon cash.
IRWIN 4 SHANK.
n q Y "
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18th and Kalorama Rd.
$1,000; II large rooms: baths: hot-water
heat Now vacant. Very easy terms.