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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23

For the lateral provided for By
paragraph tel OF Section herein
the sum OF Nine thousand. Three
Hundred Sixty eight Ss.36S.70l and
70-i00 Dollars
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paragraph td) OF section 3 herela.
the sum OF Eight Thousand. Five
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paragraph tcl OF Section 3 herein.
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90 Dollars.
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paragraph 90 OF Section 3 herein.
the sum OF Seven Thousand. Eight
Hundred sixty-oue tS7.Ssl.SSD and
$500 Dollars
For the lateral provided for by
paragraph go OF Section 3 herein.
the sum of Five Thousand. Eig.t
Hundred One ts5.S0l.tul and io-loe
Dollars.
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paragraph ihl OF Section 3 horeil.
the sum OF Five Thousand. Five Hun
dred Elghly-four tS5.5S4i61 ana
1900 Dollars
For the lateral provided Tor rs
paragraph 90 OF Section , herein.
the sum OF Five Thousand. Five Hun
dred Fifteen tSs.sls.4ol and s0-lt0
Dollars.
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the sum of Five Thousand. seventy
five tsS.075.4O) and s0--t0o Dol
lars.
For the lateral provided for hy
paragraph (k) OF Section herein.
the sum OF Five Thousand. One Hun
ired Fify-two tS5,lse.so) aud io-
Zoe Dollars
That the estimated cost OF said en-
tire sewerage improvement il tn
sum OF Eighty-four thousand Nine
Hundred flfty-one isS4.S5I44l ana
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Section 7. That Wednesday, the
9Th day of January, A. D., 1891.
al the hour OF s o'clock T.. NJ. of
said day. az the office OF the Villare
Clerk. IN said Village OF Filler Ids
no, Is hereby designated as the time
aud place at which the Chairman aud
the BOARD OF Trustees OF the vi
iage OF Filler. viii meet aud consider
protests against the proposed Inn
prOvement or any portion thereof
All persons affected by the Same
are hereby notified that written pro
tests against said Improvement or
any portion thereof must be filed Ia
the said office OF the said Village
Clerk on or before said last above
date
Passed by the Board OF Trustee
this J 9th day OF December. A. D.,
1890.
Approved by the Chairman OF The
Board OF Trustees this 10th day OF
December. 1920.
CHARLES McCLEARY.
Chairman of the BOARD 81 Trus.
tees OF the Village OF Filler.
Idaho
Seal of Village OF Filerl
ATTEST .---
W -. GIi.LIS.
Village Clerk
Published Ia the Filler Record. De-
cember 23rd. 1920.
Published In the Filler Record IA
Direction Of Clerk December 1Oih.
I 1890. and Janmary oth. 1891
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
ORDINANCE NO. "A

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE
INTENTION OF THE VILLAGE
OF Filler. IDAHO. TO CON
STRICT SEWERS IN AND UP
ON CERTAIN TERRITORY IN
SAID VILLAGE. TO BE DESIG-
MATED AS LOCAL SEWER I'M
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. ?:
GIVING THE GENERAL CHAR
ACTER OF SUCH PROPOSED I'M
PROVEMENT; DEFINING THE
BOUNDARIES OF SUCH PRO
POSED IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRICT: DESCRIBING THE PROP
ERTY TO BE ASSESSED FOR
Such IMPROVEMENT; GIVING
THE ESTIMATED COST OF SUCH
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS /;
AND FIXING THE TIME AND
PLACE AT WHICH PROTESTS
MAY BE FILED AND HEARD
AGAINST SUCH IMPROVEMENT.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30

Edgren's standing in the world of
sport was shown at the recent meet
ing between Champion Jack Demp-
sey. Champion Georges Carpenter,
of France. and the promoters of the
coming world championship fight
between them.
This meeting was at the ONCE of
William A. Brady in New York Pres
ent were Tex Richard, William A.
Brady. Charles b. Cochran. of Eng
land: Jack Dempsey, his manager.
Jack kearns: Georges Carpenter. his
manager. Francois Descamps, and
lawyers representing the parties to
the contract. For two weeks there
had been a hitch over the way in
which the payment Of 100000 in
forfetts and the 100000 purse
should be decided. Finally Kearns
said: There is one man I'd trust to
handle all that money. II you'll
agree to appoint Robert Edgren as
stakeholder. forfeits and purse to be
paid on his written order. and all
disputed questions to be decided by
him. I II sign"
Feature Begins January
Robert Edgren's stories and draw
lngs VIII appear on The Herald
sporting page three times a week,
beginning on January 2. His arti-
cles appear under the heading of
Through Edgren's Eyes" One five
column cartoon. drawn by Edgren
himself. will be run each week,
This is the biggest sporting fea-
lure OF the season and should make
a hit with Washington fans.
Watch for the first of Edcren.s
stories and drawings
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
New Orleans Entries.

First Receive furlongs: Sea.
board, lis; Secretary, lis; Elizbett
May. 49,. Philander, 10: Lusmore
lis; Domingo. lis; Contract. lis
Rose of Picardy. 112; Calithump
112; Chief Barthell. IFS: British
Isles. lis; Zainder. us: Cortez, us
Sweet Patootie, 112; Echaland. 112
Also eligible: Home Guard, IFS
Almirante. liz.
Second Race-Six furlongs: Madras
Bingham, 112; salute. ITO: Dah-
linda, liz: Alexander. lis; Saul
Conduit. lis; Liberstor, lis: 'Baia-
rosa. ITO: Molly o, Io7;. Chester
field. us; Tipford. IFS; No Lawn
lis; 'Carl EHwanger, Ito: svaleria
West. lot; Lady Iongfellow, 1o7
Also eligible: Coprtine Colors, us
'ophelia W. 1917, Pigeon. lis.
Third Race-Six. furiongs: Toss
Up, 100: Sea Court. ia; Silver
Springs. 1903; chepalier. 114; Rustler
liz: Superb, 107; 'old Faithful. 1o4;
Reluctant, l0i:> sThe Moor, ia;
Galiot. Ill; Gen. .Agramonte, 1Os
Tony Sutton. los: Tut, I0x; 'Plan.
toon. 100. Also eligible: Lochleven
lo2: DIR. Howard, 90: Montfifo, 1o6
Fourth Race-Six furlonzs:s Cant
Hershler. III; Grayson, l0s; -Pana.
man, los; Mahony. los; Hindoostan
III; Romany, los: Fluzey, los; Tom
McTaggart, ia: Jock Scot, 1903
Heroism, los: Assume. los; shilling
los; Dancing Spray. los; Headover
Heels. 1o2. Also eligible: Old Red
los; Sammy Kelly. 1os; Ernest A,
los.
Fifth Raee-Mile and one-six-
teenth: Sterling, 100; Chief, los,
Barry Shannon, 10; Flibberty Glib.
bet, 100.
sixth Raee-Mile and one-eighth:
'Malrono, los; Capital City, ia;
nellie Yorke, no: Claquer, lis;
Dark Hill, III; Jack Reeves, los;
'Plenty. los; 'Old McKenRa, 1o2;
Golden Dawn, 100: bar One, 100.
Seventh Raee-Mile and three
sixteenths: Lad. los; aztec, los;
Lady Ward. los; Tugs. 11s; Kebo,
10; 'Tarsscon. los; illinois Lad
1os; Athena, los; Keep. Io4; Sock
roach. Ill; Brookland. I10;- sBen
Hampson, 1os; capt. Hodge, los:
Lady Katherine. 1e2; Spectacular
Girl. 1o1; Pindar,S 90.
Five-pound apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
SOLDIER PUCS TO
BATTLE FOR TITLE
McCann-Kansas Bout to Fea-
ture Fort Myer New
Year Card.

The feather-weight boxing title
Of the army will be at stake Satur-
day afternoon at Fort Myer, when
Chick Kansas, of Camp Holabird.
meets Shorty Mccain, of the Sir-
ginis post. in a scheduled ten-round
battle as the feature clash of the
inter-camp holiday boxing tourna-
ment. The program will consist of
seven bouts and will be run off IN
der the auspices of the Soldiers
Boxing Club.
Mccain has been training like a
regular professional pug for the
last two months, and local fans fig
ure him to win over the better
press-sgented Holabird fighter. Nc
Cam Is expected to be tougher than
ever and even the most pessImistic
of his hackers figure him to win
on points il he fails in delivering
dream punch. His instructors at the
fort claim he carries a kick in
either mitt and declare he will bore
into his opponent from the opening
gong and have Kansas groggy in a
few rounds.
Those in charge OF the entertain
,nent declare their prelims will be
equal to any ordinary main bouts
and insist that time spent watching
the soldier boxers perform will not
be time wasted.
Lieut.. Charles Mccall. instructor
of the across-the-river boxers. says
all mis- boys are in shape for the
fights of their respective lives and
invites the world to coma and see
his proteGes perform.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
Havana Results.

First Race-Ravanna, los (wil-
son), to 10. to 5, l to 10: Kent
mere, 10S (Dawson), S to 2, 6 to s;
Tuanorea. 1903 (Penman), to 3;
Time, 1921 3-5. Difference, Auto
matte Red. Johnny o'Connell also
ran.
Second Race Fleer, 10 (Con-
nors). 6 to 5, even, ! to Q; Timothy
J. Hogan, 100 (Wilson), 4 to s, Q to
8: Aigrette. 10f Lancaster), 6 to 5.
Time, 1:14 1-5. Major Fisk, Rora,
Jack Dawson, Far East, Okemus
also ran.
Third Rnee-Lucie May. 107 (Pick-
ens), to !, even, to 2: Miss
Wright. 1o4 (Gordon). even, / to Q;
La Balafre, ITO Cwilson). l to s.
Time. 1914 LIS. Vim. Short Change,
Stiletto. o'Malley, Lady Hester also
ran.
Fourth Race Blazeaway. ITO
(Hunt), z to 5, 2 to 5, l to s: os-
good, 10s (Weiner), a to s, to 10;
Discussion, 1o4 (wilson). to- 4.
Time, 1:12 2-5. Redland, Locust
Leaves, Chimera also ran.
Fifth Race - Bill Hunley, 107
(Barnes). 5 to 2. even, ! to 2: Scar
pia I'd, 112 '(Garner), 6 to 8, 3 to s;
Pokey Jane. 1o7 (Hunt), to S.
Time. 1:14. Senator James, Ed Gar
rison. Bronco Billy, Sir Edgar also
ran.
Sixth Race-Lariat. los (Hunt), 6
to 5, 2 to s. l to S; Mildred, 100
(Wilson). even, l to 2; Rhymer, 1913
(Barnes). 1 to 2. Time. 1856 3-5.
Semper Stalwart, Assign. Leinster.
BulEer. Hands on also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
Marriage Licenses.

isaiah J. BillIngsley, IL. and Ethel
carter, %, both Of this city. Tn,
/ Rev. :. n. Brown.
William A. Bethel. %, and Glen.
! dora Parham, Il. both of this CITY
The Rev. J. NJ. Waldron.
Jacob klerk. %. of Sidney, y. Y.
and Mary Whitman. 30, o fthis city
The Rev. J. d. Keith.
Ralph W. Shoaf, 81. Of Rocky
mount. Va, and Alma {. Price. 30
Of Roanoke. Va The Rev. II. A
Upper.
Ulysses L. Down. IS. of Marshall,
Va and Matte L. Hall. %. Of Hume,
Va. The Rev. J Z. Briggs.
Harry F. Naehr. "a, and Susanna
q. Reich, II. both of this city. The
Rev. F. ]. Hurney.
Charlie L. Peasants. %. of
WaynesborO. Va, and Ora L. Lam
des, q, of Basic, Va. The Rev. u
r. CovelI.
William W. Wilson. IS. Of Rich
. mond. Va, and Glenialin c. Davis.
a. OF Highland Springs. Va. The
Rev. A. Sayles.
Austin johnson. IS. and Sophie
Robinson, 50, both of Fredericks-
burg. Va. The Rev. b. F. Moss.
Harry G. Vaughn. 25, and Helena
L. Burdette. ls. both of this city.
The Rev. c. L Beauchamp.
Leslie S. TeetS. %, and Efie E.
Poole. Is, both of this city. The
Rev. II. 2. Albaugh.
John II. Mahoney, 81, and Minnie
c. Caffey. 20. both Of this city. The
Rev. c. NJ. Tanner.
George w. Martin, 2S. and Clarice
l. Taylor, 90, both of this city. The
Rev. II. B. Hosley.
Lon L. Sarrels, 81, of FL Paso
Texas, and Jane e. Russell, 81. OF
this city. The Rev. Z. ]. Winters,
James NJ. CoJgin. IS. and Clarice
u. Hamilton, le. both of Petersburg
Va. The Rev. ]. Z. Briggs.
William Allen. 81, and Florence
NJ. Curtis, &c, both of this city. The
Rev. G. o. Bullock.
James Terrell. "a, and Louise
Lewis, IS, both of this city. The
Rev. A. H Mihm.
William NJ. Smith, %. and Marion
Z. Withers, 81. both of Mount Raj
nier, Nd. The Rev p. p. Phillips
Tobias C. Cooper, 90, of this CITY
and Mary Nebenzahl, is, of Balti-
Amlio S. Strado, 26. and Ida NJ
Wormley. Is, both of this city. The
Rev. p. J. Richie.
Edward Sweeney, 81, and Edna F.
Garner, is, both OF this city. The
Rev. ]. NJ. O'Brien.
Mack D. Crawford, IS, and Mary
small: ~, both of this city. The
Rev. T. ]. Harvey.
John W. Mayhugh. IS. and Grace
NJ. Graham, 80, both of this city
The Rev. F. W. Johnson.
John L. lee, 81, of Passapatanza
Va, and Leona Russell, %, of Noun,
Vernon, Ind. The Rev. ]. weidley,
Karl E. Oppenheimer. 80, of Sa-
vannah. Ga. and Mary NJ. Gibson
81, of this city. The Rev. c. G.
ChappeH.
Tim D. Lee. %, and Eva l.. Hunt,
is, both of Nabasco, Va. The Rev
w. Westray.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
TIGER FIVE TO MEET
TECH HIGH TOSSERS

Technical High School FIVE will
play the Epiphany Tigers New Year
afternoon, the game to be called at
4 O'Clock. as one of the. many at.
fractions to be staged during the
celebration at the Central Y. NJ. c.
A. The Tigers are holding a work
out on the big floor at the "" to-
night in preparation for the con-
test
Frederick Y. NJ. c. A. has engaged
the Epiphany Comets to play them
as part of their New Year celebra-
ton Saturday night. The Comets
will leave here Saturday afternoon
on the 5:45 B. & o. train, the fol-
lowing players making the trip:
Cant. George Plummer, Manager
Billy Martin. Sam Boyd, Hall Will
Jams Whitley" Daniels, Brubaker
and Coach Jack Haas. Noah Downes,
former Gallaudet College star, is
playing forward for the Frederick
quint. and the Comets have their
work cut out for them IL they ex-
pect to win.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30

Robert Edgren, known through
out the United States as the dean
Of American sport writers" has
Joined the stan of The Washington
Herald.
As writer of sporting events
Ederen has few equals and as an
artist he is in class by himself in
portraying the happenings OF the
roped arena, diamond, track and
gridiron
Edgren has the unique advantage
of knowing every sport he writes
about from the inside He has
been prominent as an amateur ath-
lete since his college days, when he
began boxing for the fun OF 1t. He
later became Il sparring partner FOR
Jim Corbett. and kalso boxed for
years with Fitzsimmons. Rubin,
Sharkry, Jeffrics, Erne. Mccoy
West and scores of other old-timers
He knows how a blow is delivered
and can. therefore, pencil boxers and
other athletes in action with rare
accuracy.
Knows All Sports.
In addition to boxing. EdGren
has played football on three of the
biggest teams in the West and for
many years past has been an au-
thority on the great college snort.
At one time and another he has
held eighteen world records in
sports. ranging from hammer throw
ing to speed boat racing
He has refereed hundreds Of
bouts, never accepting pay for this
and retaining his standing as an
amateur athlete.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
Havana Entries,

First Race-Fiye and one-half
uriongs. 3-year-c DIS. purse, 800
oantzig. iOs; Co. Iibs. l0s; Black
.op. iOs; Kings Belle. lOs; Dis
urbance. 10s: Mavahona, l0s.
Second Raee-Five and one-haIt
urlongs. all ages, claiming; 800
EZRA Twyford, IS; John ]. Riley,
OIL: 'Repton. 105; Jimmie O'Brten.
es; 'omeme. l0s; whippoorwilI,
90.
Third Raee-Five and one-half
urlongs, all ages. claiming: purse.
doo-'Waking Dreams. ss; .Ab-
ess. Iol; 'Aigrette. los; Fleer, loS:
fwenty-seven. los; Say When. no
Fourth Raee-Five and one-half
urlongs, all ages. claiming; purse,
7oo-sMiss Brush. 105; Lady lone.
os; sHemlock. 100; 'Fickle Fancy:
Is; Hunter Plat. 114; Avion, llf.
Fifth Receive and one-half
urlongs. all ages, claiming; purse.
70o-'Aunt Deda. 50; sAmbassador
d. los: sDriffield. Io5; La Kross.
IL; Kewessa, ia; Frascuelo, lit.
Sixth Raee-Mile and so yards,
-year-olds and up; claiming, 300
Jack Hesley, los: Little Buss.
os; J. Walker. ITO: Our Nephew.
10: Sim Feiner. IFS; Cadillac, ia.
s-Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy; track heavy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
g. SRIQ g;';I,[.!; +!

A CHANT OF THE kIPLINGEsoUE
ny q bsnker down In Dixie, where
the Gulf Stream eiaves the sen.
There's q Aashle shot awaiting. and
know Il thinks OF noe,
For the wind u In the palm trees
md the Sun drifts s~em 20 my,
-CeDe you South. yes baliy Juner.
come yeu south to loaf und play"
The dreamy winds are stnEiag
where the pine trees sway and
(. crssn.
And n silver moon I. rhlnisg just
The ane NJ II was JaneI
And the mashie niblick's whirrinE
In he sanA traps aud the ruts
Where . Iine d sua-baked duffern
keep a-nt.zing Of their PATTI
I an siek Of wasting leather where
the sDsw IN On the green,
And tAis hlnsfed Northern drisuIe
leaves q burning In my bean,
neagh tnR with nifty experts
where the answ has left . wreck,
I Had rafAer niss enc brassie where
the sun a. on ny neck.
sAfp Ne sonewhere sssth Of Dixie,
. where . cove can swing . eieek
Where the ten-fsot puts arc drop
Ping and tie fairway's green and
sleek,
For the n..A,e shot. arr carli.s
and IT'S there that I would be,
where r. six mp On sone dsfrer n
we leave the seventh tee.
ship me somewhere ssuth of Dixie,
~hRrH fke akvfiweS. nfuk .uh Nine
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
RECORD SMASHED
BY STAR BOWLERS

Two league records were broken
yesterday when the Star bowler.
knocked off the Times quintet in
three straight games in the News.
paper Duckpin League. All high set
records went by the boards when
the Star five hit the little ones for
545 mark in the first game. Doran
Mccarthy s record breaking l45
game helped considerably in smash
ing the high set record.
The Stars three wins yesterday
again puts them at the top of the
league, with the Herald second. the
Post third and the Times guarding
the rear. Incidentally the Herald
gang isn't so cocky as it was a few
days ago when the well never be
headed" statement floated out Of an
upstairs window
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
COLLYER'S COMMENT
~ on the Sport of Kings
By BERT E. COLLYER

Psnaman.
This bird has been fooling around
long notwithstanding to the lads
fact of the matter is he is overdue.
Also allow me to whisper into thy
shell-like ear-the real dough was
planted here overnight. There was
also some smart money for Mahoney.
another that has been "in the can"
Looks like a boss race, 'wot.
For the days opener have Phil
aHiler slipped to me as the real per-
simmon of the meeting. List to the
CAB appended by the chief of staff
only needs to race to recent private
trials. Have positive Assurance that
the stable believes he will win sure"
Almost strong enough to make a fell
low go hook the benny. Secretary
and Zainer for what Is left. Pigeon,
which showed a disgraceful effort
over this track. is slated to be
yanked forth from the old brine bar
rel. Now. don let anyone tell you
she can't run-that's her middle
name. Valerie West came to life
last time to finish In the second hole.
She may outlast Madras Bingham.
another that's been playing hide and
seek.
Phantom was even better than
cold dope would indicate. Person
ally. I think this one has been a bit
moderated. The Moor will be bet
ter suited IL The going turns muddy.
Tab the ring action closely on Rust
Ter. Why? Did you say. No. go
see the bone doctor. Barry Shannon
worked a mile in 1:40 with his
mouth wide open. look upon him
as q s.moral." Chief il the danger
Gus one. The latter awoke with a
rattle last time. Sterling seems to
have trained of. Athena, in his
present form. has a considerable call
over the hash hounds slated to per-
form in the seventh. I make him
seven points best. Lad showed a
real keen effort last time and this
repeated will make him the con-
tender with Tarascon holding the
others safe
Special-If you're real, interested,
get copy Of these selections for
opening day at the fair grounds
Saturday. I know of 2-year-oli
that. barring accidents, will COD the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
BRITONS FAVORED :
TO BEAT CORNELEp
In DISTANCE RACE
Crack Red Team viii
Meet England's Best -. -.
Near London Today

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The hrst.
International athletic contest OF
great Importance since the Olympic
games will take place tomorrow
near London when the Cornell Uni--
versity cross-country team meets o
representative team selected from
...-land's two great universities
oxford and Cambridge. The race
will be held over the siK-mile course
OF the Thames Hare and Hounds
Club at Rochampton, and on past
performances the English runners
are favored to win. =
The teams will face the starter
as follows:
Cornell IT. c. McDermott. C. c
Carter. II. v. BOnsal, y. p. Brown
J. l. Dickinson. r. E Brown and M
F.. Richman.
oxford CambrIdge - E. A. Me--
tague, n. A. AcInnis, w. A Grave
r. B. Sutton, W. 7. Marsh. W. X
Seagrave and Il. II. Anderson. /.
Coach Jack Monkeys final selec-
tion appears to be considerably
stronger than the team which won
the intercollegiate title at New
Haven on November 20. where Nc
Dermott, y. p. Brown, r. 4. Brown
Bonsal and Dickinson finished
fourth, tenth. eighteenth and TWEEN
tieth, respectively.
Despite the fact that the up-State
runners carried OF the national
title. their showing in the big race
was not particularly impressive and
Moakley lost no time in arranging
for tryouts for the British tour, the
result of which produced Charles
Carter. who. until this season has
competed successfully in short dis
lance races.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
Real Estate Transfers.

1908 Columbia I'd. NV, square
ASH, lot 81. Meridian HilI-william
A. Kimmel to II. f. Ray Kimmel
$40.
North Of Keokuk St. west OF
Connecticut ave. square 1887. part
described-Henry Dec. Adams ct IN
z. b. to District OF Columbia, SIS
63l n ST. NV. and alley property
square 447, parts original lot A.
Annie S. Hermann to Jacob Hinkle
$40.
6SS n st. NV. square 447. part
original lot mabel d. Miller tc
Jacob HinkIe, SO.
Southwest corner Rhode Island
ave. and Iowa Circle. square 242
lot 6S-W. Minnie Armbruster to
Mamie Z. Goss, $40.
Kennedy st. NV. between l4th
and 10th SITS, square 272O, lot %
Observation-Disclosures p. Taylor ct ux
Grace E. to James Z. Fox. $40.
40S New Jersey ave. NV, square
62S. lot 24-Florence A. Flanagan
to Salem Thompson ct ux. Eliza
SO.
2176 Wyoming ave. NV. square
SO-o' lot Ela, WIDOW Mlle-kupefl
n. Koblegard to Rose NJ. Koblegard
$40.
224l Cleveland pl. NV. square
271, lot 14S-Edith Slaybaugh &C
William Madison. $40.
l2oSlk n st. NV. square 2sl, par,
original lot 11-william Gray ct uN
Florence T. TO Mary NJ. Borell. $40
120si3 n st. NV. square ISL. part
original lot ll-Mary NJ. Borell &c
Philip Ershler. $40.
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Holmead Msnor-Frieda NJ. Knouse
Feissner, formerly Frieda NJ
knouse, to Susie Bertran Knouss
and Walter Z. Enouse. $40.
Ingomar st. NV. between Con.
necticut ave. and 3sth st. square
1875. i,t z. Chevy Chase Heights
Harry X. Boss and II. Glenn PhsIp,
to Robert r. Mahorney ct ux. Cors
E.. $40.
1870 Morse st. ne. square 1868
lot SO. Trinidsd-Harrison G. DyaI
to Thomas and Margaret T.. Yes.
sells, $40.
2l04 Vermont ave. NV. square
s5s, lot S7-William w. Brooke et
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-12-30
VITAL STATISTICS

Charles Cesar and Eva /. Rossire girl
Irwin and Mae v Herin girl
Robert Bernard and Florence l.. 1amlen
son. girl
John Milton and Elizabeth g. Brickerd
boy
Elmer Allen and Edith l.. Hailrook girl
Newton Ford and Alva VI. Carp .nte-. Lirl
Philip II. and Geneva Bransdorf toe.
James II. snd Katherine Reeves g.rl
Robert Efinger and Pauline canning
girl.
ColorSd.
Elliott and Laura Davis, I'rl.
Edmund y. aud Edith 4. Chaplin. girl.
William Tucker and Daisy Man. hoy.
ALFRED De Witt ant Kathleen Peters. boy.
James W. and Ella Ille. ;id
George g. and Daisy NJ BETTER. girl.