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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-30
Oil Market Quotations
The Duncan Field

were IN the Duncan lIelui StcPHSi'N
county. abandoned wells, " com
pletions, AZ producing wells, "A new
wells drilling and 3 rigs up and build
ing.
The total daily production OF the
field was 5000 barrels.
There are 10 more wells producing
lfhan last month.
The detailed report IS as follows
j. L. Hamon et al. on the Glass
farm in section 33, ls-Sw completed
q well, is drilling new wells, has ?
rigs up and building and wells pro
tducing. Total daily production Is
Barrels.
Westheimer and Daube on the Ma.
Honey farm in section 4, 2s'Sw com
,pleted ! we'll ! rig building and =
wells producing. Total daily produe-
ton $50 barrels.
The Carter Oil company on the V.
Z. Blades farm in section 81, ls-Sw
completed wells, l new wei. drilling
and wells producing, Total produc
tion ZAP barrels.
The Skelly Oil company on the
Pielstricker farm in section ., 2s.Sw
completed 2 wells. l new well drilling
and wells producing.
Pickens Brothers on the Glass farm
in section 93, 1s.Sw completed ! wei
new we'll drilling and | well pro
ducing.
Concord Oi! company on the Talia
ferro farm in section 2S. ls-Sw com
pleted ! well, l new well drilling anC
/ well producing.
Lone Star Gas company on tn,
Brown farm in section 80, ls-Sw ha,
we'll producing Total production
so barrels.
Healdton Oi! and Refining company
on the f. Burkleo farm in section
4, 2s-Sw has wells producing and
new wells drilling. Total daily pro
duction 94l barrels
Shamrock OIL company on the Il
Burkleo farm in section T. 2s.Sw ha
wells producing. l new well driIlin,
and l rig up and building. Total dali,
production 800 barrels
McMann Oil company on the Steph
ems farm in section 80 1ssw has
wells producing. l new well drillin
and ! rig up and building Total dali
production "a barrels.
TT. Ring Oil and Gas company o
the Spencer farm in section 20. ls.Sy
has l well producing. Total daily prc
duction 10 barrels
Empire Gas and Fuel company O
the Surber farm in section 80. ISIS,
completed 2 wells. abandoned 3 well,
new wells drilling, . rigs up an
building and 1t wells producing. 4,
tai daily production ll46 barrels
Empire Gas and Fuel company /
section S2, ls-Sw has wells produ,
ing new wells drilling and ri
up and building. Total daily produ
ton ls6 barrels.
Empire Gas and Fuel company O
the Miller farm in section S. 2s.s
has wells producing and new we,
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LATE OIL REPORTS

lBy Specia. Reporter
Bayou 1871 Oil company No 10 on
the Elmoro farm in section "a, 2s'
making over 20 barrels from sand
S02.42 feet.
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is drilling at 1875 feet. No is
drilling at 1875 feet; No. Is drilling
at 2l00 feet.
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r. H. Shields is in town on business
representing the Mountain Iron Supply
company Mr.. Shields makes the trip
through Ardmore every four weeks.
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George Orr drilling contractor, is in
Ada on business connected with the
wildcat well which Westheimer and
Daube are drilling.
j. A. Magee general superintendent
OF the Westheimer and Daube in.
terests, has returned from Oklahoma
City where he has been attending
the Shrine convention. Since Mr.. Ma,
gees return he is busily engaged
moving his family from Wilson TO
Ardmore
Pau Harvey, representing the Sims
Oil corporation Of Houston, Texas, is
registered at the Hotel Ardmore.
r. f. Parrish who was formerly
employed as general superintendent in
the Hewitt field for the Homo-Okla
people has accepted position in
Tulsa.
Max Beren Of Parkersburg, w. Va,
has been in Ardmore and vicinity
during the past week Mr.. Beren is
secretary and treasurer of the Noun,
tain Iron Supply company at Parkers.
burg, w. Va, He also has quite
some production in Kansas and Ok
lahoma. Mr.. Beren and some associates
from Pittsburg, Penn, have recently
purchased the entire production In
Kansas of the Cosden Oil and Re.
filming company.
Joe Davis, treasurer and general
manager of the Magma Oil and Re.
filming company of Tulsa. is in Ard.
more looking after the interests of
his company in section ~ 4s.2w at
Hewitt.
George Cox of Lawton is in Ard
more and Hewitt field on business
for the National Supply company.
c. j. Drake Of Parkersburg. w. Va.
has come to Ardmore to accept a DO.
sition as manager of the OIL Wen
Supply company's new store at VII.
son.
Tobe Weaver, drilling contractor,
has returned TO his home in Wichita,
Kan. Mr.. Weaver is running two
strings OF tools in Hewitt field and is
drilling one well in the Sallyard.
field in Kansas
{. I. kiser has returned to his
home in Oklahoma City after spendina
four weeks in the Hewitt field.
Mr.. Murphy Of the firm Of Murph,
and Coulter drilling contractors. /,
leaving tonight for Parkersburg, W
va, where he will spend about 3,
days.
Jim Barnes, veteran drilling contrac
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Oil Personals

Mr.. M4pldin, sc)l. or the Pu"e
Oil company, has Ie;t for Kansas C'ty
on a busm IS trip. AIR. Mlu DIN viii
be away about four days.
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the Elmorc farm in section "a, 2s'
making over 20 barrels from sand
sO242 feet.
Little oil company No on the
Dickson Farm in section is mlif'l u
Is barrels from sand at 6f-96 feet
Empire Gas and Fuel company No
4 on the Cantrell farm in section
32, ls.Sw is dry at l7l2 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company No
on the Surber farm in section 80,
ls.Sw is making 80 barrels from
sand at 1852 feet.
Hamon- -Skelly No s on the Glass
farm in section 80. ls.sw is pumping
about so barrels from sand at
l6G9-7l feet.
Douthett ct al No l on the Ta.ia-
fero farm in section "a, ls-Sv is
uues moIJ sloILgq O5 IeAo sugNem
at 1895.
McAlan Oil company No on the
Pitts farm in section 3, 2s-Sw is
IT. king % barrels from sand 1913
40 feet.
Cosden Oil company No : on the
| Dolan farm in section - ls'Sw is
still fishing at a depth Of ll55 feet.
Citizens Oil company No l on the
Hartley farm in section 80, ls.sw is
going to drill deeper. They are now
al a depth Of 1880 feet.
The Bonner No l on the Shelton
farm in section 32 ls-Sw is swabbing
at 1910 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company No
on the Sooniper farm in section S2
ls.sw is swabbing at 226O feet.
Ranger Gulf Oil company No
on the German farm in section q
ls-5w is producing Is barrels.
Magnolia Petroleum company No
on the Wilson farm in section u
2s-5w is making 10 barrels
Baynton Oil and Gas company NJ
on the Summer farm in section Q.
ls.jw is producing Is barrels Of OF
per day.
Little Oil company No l on tn
Dockins farm in section !, 2s-5w l.
making barrels per day.
Dempsey Oh company No ! on III,
Martin farm in section 80, ls-5w il
making barrels.
Cosden Oil and Gas company n,
on the Harper farm in section 2f
2s-5w is making Is barrels per day
Everett No l on the Giddis farr
in section 10, 3s-5w is making 20 bal
rels.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
running all the oil that is being prC
duced in the 3s-5w country The pre-
duction is now 26 barrels from !
wells
Texas Company No ! on the Robil
son farm in section "a, ls-5w is dr.
at S4l feet. This well is being abal
doned
Braden Oil company No on III
; Green farm in section q, ls.5w
. producing 10 barrels from a sand ;
6lO-25 feet The well is at tot
, depth of 62s feet.
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Negroes Heading Toward City

Oklahoma City. Aug. 30.-A tele~,
phone message from the city marshal
at Arcadia TO authorities here said
that three cars containing IL negroes
had stopped there for a short time,
and departed in the direction of Okla.
homa City. The marshal said, how,
ever, that he was unable TO see any
weapons and that they appeared 10
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No. on the Mullen farm, in sec.
tion l6, 4s.2w. is drilling at l415
feet No 9 is drilling at 1885 feet
No. is drilling at $50 feet Nos. 4,
., and are rigs, No is a loca'
ton.
No. on the Woodruff farm, in
section Is. 4s-2w, is drilling at 1881
feet. No. Is drilling at 1886 feet.
No 10 is drilling at 1865 feet. No
~ is rig. No. l3 is rig building
No ., on the Eva Hefner farm, in
section 23, 4s.2w, is drilling at 1925
feet. No. 3 is drilling at 1925 feet
No, is moving in rotary tools. Nos
5, 6 and are rigs.
No. 9 on the Hamilton farm in
section 90, 4s-2w. is rigging up rotary
tools.
| No. . on the Poland farm, in section
| 90, 4s.2w is rigging up rotary tools.
used by the Carter Oil Company on
their locations Nos. and q on the
Mitchell farm, in section 23, 4s'2w,
have been taken down and removed
to the Hamilton and Poland farms in
the same section.
Nos. l. and 3, on the Mitchell
farm, in section 23, 4s-2w, are rigs.
No. l on the May Woodruff farm
in section 10. 4s-2w, is fishing Tor
slip at a depth of l34O feet. Nos.
and 3 are rigs.
No. !, on the Ambrister farm. In
section 10, 4s-2w is drilling al 24Ol
feet
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Little OH company No 3 on the
Dickson 'arm in section is mlh'ls
Is barrels from sand at 61f.96 feet
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Magnolia Petroleum company No !
on the Surber farm in section 80,
ls.Sw is making 80 barrels from
sand at 1852 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-30

Empire Gas and Fuel company No
on the Cantrell farm in section
32. ls-Sw is dry at 17l2 feet.
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Murray County Test

The deep wildcat test in Murray
county, being drilled by the Stuyves-
ant Oil Company. in section Z, town
ship l north, range east, has now
reached a depth of about 1880 feet
and is still drilling In a 10 inch
hole.
Progress on this well has been
rather slow the past few weeks owing
to considerable underreaming to shut
off water in three sands The first
sand, 30 feet thick, was encountered
at 1880 feet The water OF this
sand was completely shut off by set.
ting ten inch casing on a bed of
sticky green slate at depth of 30
feet below the sand. At 1402 feet,
another water sand 10 feet thick.
was found, which'was drilled through,
under.reamed and the 10 inch casing
se- below; this completely shut off
the water. Drilling was resumed
and at 1880 feet the last water sand
was encountered this sand was drill
ed through and found to be las feet
thick, making sulphur water, The
we'll Is now being underreamed again
preparatory to lowering the 10 inch
casing to shut off this last water.
1t is hoped that when this is done
drilling operations will progress more
rapidly.
Although progress has been imped.
ed on account Of encountering the
three water sands, considerable salts.
faction is nevertheless felt in that
| 1t has been possible to get the 10
inch casing down to its present depth
Of about 1900 feet.
Since no red beds have been en-.
countered in the last 45O feet, II is
presumed that the red beds have
been passed if such is the case, drill
ing will be easier now as the red
beds offer considerable trouble owing
to their soft, cavy nature. Further
more If the red beds have been pass
ed and no more troublesome water
sands are found, and with the Il
Of drilling down a deep test are
better than ever.
Another feature Of interest Is the
fact that the sands SO far encoun
tered have been extremely thick ant
porous, and II is hoped that sands
found at lower depths will be of {
similar nature, as such sands arr
usually favorable for the accumula
tion and retention Of oil.
Carter Drilling Report
Carter Oil Company No. l2 on tht
r, A. Hefner farm, in section 22 As
2w, is rig.
No. q. on the T.. r. Noble farm
In section 81, 4s-2w, Is rigging vi
standard tools. No. 22 is drillinl
at 200 feet No 23 is drilling at l7S,
feet,
No. 9 on the A. IL. Ward farm, II
section 2l, 4s.2w is drilling ut 200
feet. No, Is drilling at 2050 feet
No Is drilling at 1890 feet. No.
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Wire TO Mother
Story Of the Crime

Following the death Of Nida early
Friday morning rumors OF mob vio.
lence persisted on the streets OF
Tulsa. According to these the mob
was to have congregated at midnight,
but It got started before IL o'clock.
Two extra guards had been placed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-30

George Orr drilling contractor, is in
Ada on business connected with the
wildcat well which Westheimer and
Daube are drilling.
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Westheimer and Daube on the Ma
Honey farm in section 4 2s.Sw com
Ipleted ! well, ] rig building and 2
wells producing Total daily produe-
ton $50 barrels.
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A4NHN'F Pei SaAe'
Race Trouble Imminent

weapons and that they appeared TO
be in a friendly pursuit.
Race Trouble Imminent
Six motor cars containing negroes,
heavily armed, We're reported to have
left Edmund, a town about 10 miles
north of here, and three automobiles
also containing negroes are reported
to have left Arcadia about % miles
| northeast Of here, for Oklahoma City
according to messages received here
today at the office of County Attorney
Cargill. II was said at the county
attorneys office that Cargi,l was
arming his deputies in anticipation Of
any eventuality that might arise
should the negroes be bound here tor
a clash with officers.
Story Of The Crime
Claude Chandler, son of Charles
Chandler, negro. who was killed near
Arcadia, % miles northeast of here,
when federal and county officers at.
tempted to raid a "moonshine" still
1t is believed fired the shots which
killed two Of the officers.
o. A. Cargill county attorney, be-
HeVes the Doy Killed Homer Adrean
deputy sheriff, and stanton +. Weiss
federal prohibition enforcement officer
G. Z. Johnson, sheriff, agrees with
CargiL's theory that the boy killet
Weiss, but believes Adrean was killed
by the elder Chandler, the alleged
"moonshiner" and bootlegger who was
Killed in the bate. He bases his
theory on the position Of the three
bodies after the shooting. Weiss
body was found near the back of III,
house he said while Adreans anC
Chambers bodies were found on tn,
same side OF the Chandler house sev
eral yards apart He believes Adrear
and Chandler killed each other, bu
did not know which of the two mer
had fired first.
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No on the A. IL. Ward farm, In
section 2l, 4s.2w is drilling at 2OO0
feet No, Is drilling at 2O5o feet;
No. is drilling at 1890 feet No. .
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No. 2, on the Hamilton farm, in
section 90, 4s-2w, is rigging up rotary
tools
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No. q. on the f. e. Noble farm,
In section 81, 4s.2w, Is rigging up
standard tools. No. 22 is drilling
at zoo feet No 2S is drilling at 1880
feet.
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Hamon- -Skelly No s on the Glass
farm in section 80, ls.sw is pumping
about so barrels from a sand at
lGG9.7l feet.
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Scott Parks of Graham was trans.
acting business in the city today.
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Carter Drilling Report

Carter Oil Company No. H. on the
r. A. Hefner farm, in section 90, As.
2w, is a rig.
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The Carter Oil company on the V.
Z. Blades farm in section 32, ls-Sw
completed wells, new well drilling
and wells producing Total produc-
tion l42 barrels.
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No. on the Poland farm, in section
90, 4s.2w, is rigging up rotary tools.
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The Skelly Oil company on the
Pielstricker farm in section ., 2s.Sw
completed 2 wells. l new well drilling
and 9 wells producing.
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Boy Pleads Innocence

owens protested his innocence, stat
ing that he did not shoot Nida and
blaming Marie Harmon, a woman, for
the crime. He was again taken into
the car and the procession started on.
After circling about. the leading car
stopped near Gardeh City, another
suburb, where owens was again taken
from the car.
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Pau Harvey, representing the Sims
Oil corporation Of Houston, Texas, is
registered at the Hotel Ardmore.
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Nos. /, and g. on the Mitchell
farm, in section 23, 4s-2w, are rigs.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Continued from Fifth Page.)

Wednesday evening, February 18. The
list includes Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson, Senator and Mrs.
James E. Watson, Senator and Mrs.
Oscar Underwood, Representative and
Mrs. George NJ. Young. Representa-
tive and Mrs. William A. Ayers. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Fred Purnell,
Representative and Mrs. Oscar E..
Bland, Representative and Mrs.
Cleveland Newton, Col. and Mrs. c. j..
Symmonds. Judge John Barton Payne.
Judge and Mrs. Arthur b. Hayes, DR..
and Mrs. Clarence J. Owens. DR.. and
Mrs. Francis Walker, DR.. Charles
Clinton Swisher, DR.. Joseph NJ.
Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner.
MI and Mrs. Alvah w. Patterson, Mr.:
and Mrs. Harry L. Smith. Mr.: and
Mrs. Charles r. HUFF. Mr.. J. Harris
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Albert
Miller, Mrs. Eva D. Griffith. Mr.. Elmer
Louis Kayser, Miss Henning, Miss
Mae Rogers and Miss Daisy Watkins.
Boxes have been constructed in the
ballroom and all but two have been
taken. The junior class will have in
their box Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson. Judge John Barton Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Larner, Dean
and Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins. Dean
and Mrs. Leroy Ferson and DR.. Charles
Clinton Swisher. The sophomore class
has engaged a box and will have as
their guests Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, Senator and Mrs. Watson,
Senator and Mrs. Oscar Underwood.
Judge and Mrs. Arthur B. Hayes and
Mr.. Elmer Louis Kayser. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cleveland Newton will
Evening star., 1920-02-15
numerous features Of fun and mer-

numerous features Of fun and mer-
rymaking.
has just returned from a visit 10
friends in New Haven Conn.,, and
Miss Marion Upshaw, < the maid OF
honor, who have chafge Of the social
features of the dance. will grace the
occasion in their omcial capacities.
previously announced: as members Of
the young ladies' com1iittee, ,+of which
Miss Rebecca Dial is chairman and
Miss Pearl Clarke vice chairman, the
following attractive young ladies
will also serve: Miss Freda Than
hauser, Miss Athlane Joyce. Miss
Dorothy Denham. Miss Margaret Dem
ham. Miss Lena Emig. Miss Ethel
Johnson, Miss Eunice Taylor. Miss
Evelyn Daniels. Miss Lillian Morgan
and Miss Virginia Overton Lea.
The patronesses include Mrs. Daniel
c. Roper, Mrs Lucius Upshaw. Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith, Mrs. Lee Benoist.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. Mrs.
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Society

gown of white charmeuse combined
with georgette crepe, and tulle vel
arranged with orange blossoms, hei
| bouquet being Of orchids, bride roses
and sweet peas.
Miss Catharine Sauer, sister Of the
bridegroom, was flower girl and wore
pale pink taffeta and carried basket
Of pink sweet peas. Mr.. Richard
Sauer. brother of the bridegroom
was best man.
Among the out-of-town guests wer:
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Sauer, Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield Sauer. Mr.. Richar
Sauer, Miss Catherine Sauer of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. H. w. Johanson and Mrs
James A. Sanders. Savannah, Ga: Mr.
and Mrs. J. Whitney Bennett Of Rich
mond, Va: Mr.. and Mrs Chorles e
Perkins Of Jersey City, Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Gehret of Bridgeport. Pa.
Mrs. Albert Putnam. Mrs. J: Frederic eric
Guest and Master John Frederick
Guest, jr.. Of Jersey City. N: j.; Mrs
George E. Probest, jr., and Mrs. Roy
Chase of Baltimore. Md.
After a small reception the bridal
couple left for short trip the bride
wearing a becoming suit OF blue
Evening star., 1920-02-15
8. c. v. Mardi Gras Rail.

8. c. '. Mnrdf Gras Hail.
The fifth annual mardi gras ball. TO
be given at Rauscher's on the evening
Of Shrove Tuesday, February II. by
Washington Camp. No. 305. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. promises to be
one of unusual interest and gayety:
The committee on arrangements. OF
which Mr.. ]. Roy Price is chairman
and Mr.. Jesse Anthony. jr.. vice chair
man, have planned to introduce
Evening star., 1920-02-15

CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
FORM OF LEASES FOR HOUSES
AND APARTMENTS DISCUSSED
District Rent Commission Suggestions
Are Topics of Washington Real
Estate Men.

to time during said term. pay all
taxes, assessments. charges and water
rates or rent which may be assessed
upon or against the said apartment
or against the owner or occupier in
respect thereof; and,
-. That the lessor will. at his own
cost and expense. put and keep SAD
apartment in good, substantial ana
tenantable repair, during the whole
of the term hereby demised.
And the lessee DON hereby cove
nant with the lessor, as follows:
a. That he will during the con-
tinuance of the term hereby granted
pay said rent hereinbefore reserved
at the times at which the same is
made payable:
80 That he will. from time to time
during said term. pay the electricity.
gas and telephone bills as they be-
come due. including for the telephone
a service charge of fifty cents 600 per
month and five cents 60 for each local
call;
80 That he will not waste, or per
nit to be wasted. any water in SAID
apartment or building.
81 That he will not during SAID
term cut or weaken the tlmbers or
walls of said building. or any part
thereof or make any alterations IN
or additions to said apartment WITH
out the written consent of the lessor
..5 That he will not SubleS or as
sign the said apartment, without the
written consent of the lessor, pro-
vided such consent shall not ne I'M
reasonably or arbitrarily withheld;
IS That the lessor or his duly au-
thorized agent may at any reasonable
time enter the said apartment to view
the state and condition thereon ana
make such repairs therein as may De
necessary or advisable; :.
SCI. That he will not use or pertnl'
said apartment to be used Tor any
unlawful disorderly or improper pu.
nose or in any manner offensive to
the other inha bitants of the building
or occupy the said apartment other-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
ALMOST A HOME

A collar with rement floor. stone founda ton
walls gas sewer and water connections, chm
uey and fireplace twhere house burned last
June,. in a whole acre containing many large
and valuable apple cherry plum, peach. and
two walnut trees, grape vines. berries, hover
ing plants shubbery, a rose bower ana aL arr
an exceptionally good well. garage cnlcheh
house and wards, situated on Quincy street:
Chevy Chase. Md. about 1,5o8 feet east OF
the Connecticut Avenue cars and chevy mass ,Se
million dollar club This property has 2oo
feet of frontage on Quincy street and 70 feet
ahutiing Primrose street, having an average
depth of 217 feet. and is capable OF SUBDIVISION
at Il good profit 10 the proprietor In mat
area of rapidly increasing va ues, this Is Il
big bargain at 81 600, considering all the I'M
provements and possibilities. Any reasonable
terms. See the owner.
c, E. RICHARDSON, Riggs Building