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The Monett times., 1921-12-09
CLARK

Earl Long and family visited Cur
It's Long and family, Wednesday.
Miss Eupha Rhea and Miss Lois
Cantrell spent Sunday as the guests
of Miss Flossie Burton.
The pie supper given by the school
last Wednesday evening was a big
success. The proceeds amounted to
more than $500.
Miss Ona Block spent Sunday even
ing with Miss Gertha Keeling.
Miss Lois Sanders had the misfor-
tune to break an arm.
Eston Rhea and family visited the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Browning and family, Thursdasof last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cloud visited w
H. Black and family, Monday.
A number from this neighborhooc
butchered hogs this week.
\ Mr. Daughtery and Arthur Warner
were pleasant llers at the home o1
Knox Garrison, Sunday evening.
Those who visited Earl Black ane
family, Sunday, were Rev. Ollie Ennis
Sherman Davis, e. E. eagle anc
family, Will and Don Cloud and theil
families.
Sherman Rhca spent Tuesday witt
his mother, Mrs. Mamie Rhea.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09
SEVEN ACCESSIONS TO
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY

Rev. W. NJ. Martini, evangelist,
preached Sunday morning at II o.
clock on eternal Life" and it was a
very powerful sermon. There were
seven accessions to the church. In
the evening at 8 o'clock he preached
to capacity house and chose as his
subject, ssThe Necessity Of a He'll
There was good singing at each SER
vice, with special numbers from the
chorus.
, On account of excellent attendance
and good interest the revival will con
tinue this week and possibly next
week.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09
SOUTH CENTER

Elzie Wormington spent Wednes-
day night with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Wormington.
Sunday school was well attended at
Pisgah Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Rhea were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
The Monett times., 1921-12-09
FINISHING TOUCHES
FOR MINSTREL REVUE
Promises to be the Most Clever, Snap
piest Amusing Home Talent Ever
Presented Here.

The big Knights of Columbus Min
strel Revue which has been rehears-
ing at the X. G. club rooms promises
to be the snappiest, most clever home
talent ever staged here.
Director George A. Williams, OF
the John B. Rogers Producing Com
pany, is in charge Of the show and
believes that with the caste selected
he will be able to give the people OF
our community rare treat in clean
up-to-the>minute amusement.
1t opens with unique Minstrel
First Part, consisting of pretty chorus
"Men" and unusual ENDS" consist
ing Of John Wagner, L. w. Nordin,
Chas. Flaherty, Joe Kennedy, Earl
Wagner, Lawrence Tucker, Eddie
Maher and Claude White. A. J. Rus
cha is the interlocutor.
The chorus ''Men'' are, Rose Smith
Loretta Henry, Anna Moody, Gertrude
Frossard, Marie Randall and Ruth.
Frossard.
The soloists are Miss Fern Hey
burn, Lucille Wagner, Ruth Gimbel,
Messrs. John Wagner, l.. Nordin, Earl
Wagner, Charles Flaherty, Lawrence
Tucker and Claude White Mrs Ern-
est Brown is accompanist.
Then comes clever little sketch
which is botn amusing and education
al, in which Miss Rose Smith very
cleverly takes the part of Sarah Reed
opposite George A. Williams, who
takes the part of Filbert Nutta'
"wise" travelling man, supported by
pretty chorus, consisting of Misses
Loretta Henry, Anna Moody, Ger
trude Frossard, Marie Randall, Ruth
Frossard, Laneta Randall, Fern Hey
burn, Lucille Wagner and Ruth
Gimbel.
Following this act comes rare
treat in the form of clever readings
and beautiful solos by Mrs. John Nc
Grath, Miss Anna Martin and Miss
Mary Hepburn, with Mrs. Ernest
Brown at the piano.
Next is the side splitting act III
which Lawrence Welsh ably carried
the part of Henry Hunter--a man OF
ideas, while Earl Wagner not only
carries his part but pushes Henry IN
his "singled wheeled flivver' as the
smoke tinted gentleman from Geof-
gia. Mr. Robert Vogt takes the part
of a Mandarin very nicely as does
Miss Gertrude Maher the part OF
Ming Fol, his daughter.
These characters are very ably
supported by two both pretty and
clever Chinese choruses which consist
Of Misses Josephine Martin, Isabelle
Dwyer, Helen Attaway, Marie Ryan
and Rose Exposito as Chinese Maids.
AS Coolies are Joe Kane, Robert
Holland, George Johnston, Jack Alta:
way, Bill Bowler and Louis Mckenna.
Following this pretty act comes a
both unique and clever organization
which will hold your attention from
the opening move until the closing
"wail'. You'll like them.
The comes "biff bang" act Of
musical comedy of the black face
type showing the comical side OF
negro life. This act is full OF clever
action, catchy choruses and is
brought to close by a rousing
Southern hoe down. Here you see
the following at their best; George
Schwandt, as Nanny; Joe Kennedy
as Bad Bill; Lawrence Tucker as
Zeke; Charles Flaherty as Dan; and
buck andwing wenches, Phil DeBfosse
Glen Koenig, James Moody, Law
renee Roetto, Buck McKenna and Bill
Bowler, Earl Wagner, John Wagner
Charles Flaherty and George john
ston.
This is closed by rousing Grand
Finale Ensemble
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

Young and family Sunday.
Rev. Sherman Erickson and Roscoe
Eden were guests at Bert Robbins
Sunday evening.
J. r. Wormington was trading in
town Monday.
Miss Zenver Eden visited the latter
part of last week with her sister,
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

The schedule for visiting Of. the
teachers started this morning. Miss
Burgess, teacher Of the sixth grade at
Central, is observing Miss Browns
method of teaching the same grade in
Plymouth school. Miss Hazel Heath
of the high school Education Depart
ment is teaching Miss Burg's place
The rest of the Education class has
charge of Miss Hamilton's room at
Forest Park.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09
AUCTION BRIDGE

The Auction Bridge club was enter
tanned by Mrs. w. w. Lehnhard Mon
day afternoon. The guests were Mrs.
Charles Mansfield, Mrs. O. H. Hud-
son, Mrs. E. w. Pfau, Mrs. A. Cole,
Mrs. Sig Solomon, Mrs. M. G. Shipley
Mrs. w. ID. Steele, Mrs. John Walsh,
MRS. Il. d. Mckee, Mrs. Earl Galloway,
Mrs. Ed. Salzer, Mrs. George Morrow,
Mrs. Walter Perry, Mrs. Harry
Smedley and Mrs. c. w. Lehnhard, OF
Joplin. Mrs. Smedley received the
club prize and Mrs. Mckee the guest
prize.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

j. L. Hughlett, Of Tulsa, Okla, 9
brother to Mrs. A. L. Granger and
Mrs. e. e. Williams, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is re-
covering nicely, according to a letter
received Wednesday
The Monett times., 1921-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
BY Burt Johnson.

An interesting Hi-Y meeting was
held yesterday morning. Mr.. VIII
liam Rogers was the speaker. He
clearly explained how the reversible
falls at st. Johns N. S. are caused.
Only two reversible falls are known
to exist in the world. He then told
of the religious customs of the Mic
mac Indians in Nova Scotia. Mr..
Chapel will be speaker next week.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

A football meeting was held Thurs
day afternoon to elect new football
captain. For the last two seasons
Milton Reynaud has been captain and
it will be difficult indeed to get an
other person who can so well fill the
position.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

DR.. Jones gave short talk in as
sembly this morning on Prevention
Of Diseases He urged that every
one should within the next few days
be vaccinated against the smallpox.
Vaccination although it is little dis
agreeable is far better than having
the smallpox. At the same time that
Dir. Jones was speaking at the High
school, doctors were speaking in all
the other schools in the city on the
same subject. These addresses are
the result of meeting of the school
board and doctors of the city called
at the suggestion of Mayor Chapel.
1t was decided that any student who
cannot show a certificate issued by a
registered doctor that he had been
vaccinated within the last three years
should be kept from school. This rul-
ing will take effect Monday, Decem-
ber IL.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

Mrs. Ellis Nunely.
Rev. Erickson filed his regular app
pointment at New Salem Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mermoud were
shopping in town Monday evening.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

F. NJ. Reinsmith made business
trip to Joplin, Wednesday.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

A purple coat sweater with a golt
M of the block design will be ordered
for the football team. On the left
sleeve will be detachable shield, the
same color as the sweater with golt
service stripes. This was the STYLE
of sweaters preferred by the team.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

Excelsior Springs rejected the clIal-
lenge to play football game given
them by Monet.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

A picture of lie football team was
taken Monday altelr rooe Tae picture
will be sent to the Joplin Globe for
publication.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

Mrs. H. E. Spain left Monday for
Lebanon where she will visit her
Mrs. L. A. Jackson.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

The. football squad is working hard
in preparation of the Carthage Mo
nett championship game to be played
at Neosho Saturday. The boys put
in the hardest scrimmaging the first
two days this week Of any practice
session this year. Miller has been
shifted to Longs position at full
while Long is taking Miller's end.
However, Coach Engleman has not
definitely decided on the line up.
Howerton, McMahan and Steele, who
have been rated as second team men
most of the year, may win places on
the first team for the last and most
important game, By the spirit shown
by the whole squad Monett should
bring home the bacon.
Tuesday night was high school
night at the Baptist church. A good
crowd of students was out to hear
one of Rev. Martins finest sermons.
Certificates Of vaccination are be-
ing rapidly presented. This shows
that the students and parents are
backing the school board in all pro-
gressive measures. Only few have
stated their intention of not being
vaccinated. This applies to all
schools in the system.
An entertainment will be given at
the high school auditorium Friday
night by a ten year old reader from
Webb City. This program is under
the auspices Of the Forest Park
| Parent Teacher Association and part
I Of the money taken in will be given
them to use for school work. Forest
Park school is small but they have a
good, live, progressive Parent-Teacher
\ Association.
j Principal Galbraith asks all parents
10 require grade card from thcir
4 children as all cards have been CAS-
/ tributed.
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] A picture of lie football team was
/ taken Monday aitelnooo, TAe picture
! will be sent to the Joplin Globe for
/ publication.
| Mrs. H. E. Spain left Monday for
Lebanon where she will visit her
| daughter, Mrs. L. A. jackson.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

Principal Galbraith asks all parents
10 require grade card from thcir
children as all cards have been CAS-
tributed.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

Miss Donohue, Lyle Black, Eeva
Hines and Grace Breden taught
classes in reading and geography in
Miss Hamilton's room in Forest Park
Thursday morning. They think Miss
Hamilton's method of the honor sys-
tenn of keeping department is very
excellent and works well.
The Monett times., 1921-12-09

AS part Of the Health Education
Week, DR.. Russey spoke to the stu
dents Monday on "The Teeth" and on
Tuesday DR.. Jones spoke on "The
Prevention of Disease"
Evening star., 1921-01-15
1912 New York Ave.
DESIRABLE MODERATE-PRICED HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. NJ. 434O.

PRICE. $5.3OO-A colonialstylc home we'll
located a short distance from Rhode Island
avenue and North Capitol ST.. occupied by an
owner. who can give very prompt possession.
There SIX rooms and bath. front and rear
porches: paved alley in rear Of lot. This house
is in fine condition throughout.
PRICE s6.250-In Columbia Heights: a
home that is convenient to both 1lfh and 18th
street car lines. A six-room and bath brick
house. with wide parking at front OF house:
deep hack yard to paved alley and ample room
for garage. Convenient terms Of sale can be
nade.
PRICE. So. 300-A decided bargain in an at
tractive home in Mt. Pleasant, west Of 18th
street: two-story colonial house having hot
water heat. electric lights. front and rear
porches and a brick garage holding two cars.
This house is worth your very prompt con-
sideratiOn. Possession any time.
PRICE. S5.75O-Can be sold on terms Of
$3.50 cash and easy monthly payments. This
hous" is vacant. and has been renovated
throughout. 4 three-story house having eight
rooms and bath. Located downtown. south Of
Eye street. Possession will be arranged ut
Evening star., 1921-01-15
l4OO III St. NV.


PRICE. So. 300--A home you should see at
once: conveniently situated in the Ei"omng
dale section: two story semi detached hous.
Eavfng six rooms and bath. side light. and.
there is garage. This house belongs 10 an
estate. and is going to be sold, il Is good
home investment
PRICE. $s.000-A northwest home, not far
oct. occupied by an owner Wa" i, ra,,nS /"
city. This is 4 box-style colonial house ha,-
ing hot-water heat. electric lights. inlaid floors
front and rear porches: there is good lot 1"
paved alley, with room for garage. The whole
house is in fine condition.
PRICE. $S.5O0-Well situated home in Pet
worth: owner leaving city will give poss.>s,"a
at once and. il desired. will sell furniture far
a few hundred dollars. There six d.
and bath. hot ot-water heat. electric lights, front
and rear porches and a fireproof garage.
PRICE. $s.0O0-A great big bargain in -
desirable home in Columbia Heights. west nf
14th street: oYner leaving city in a few day
is anxious to make a quick sale. This is a
we'll constructed tliree-story brick house Ina,
ing ten rooms and bath. hardwood noors. rea.
porches and room for garage.
r
Evening star., 1921-01-15
Stone & Fairfax. Real Estate


ASK THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW Us" REA
Price. S.'.mn \ very hands ,n,e residence On
Hilimnre street. There -hirfc~n rooms
,tcn h-droons, and baths: hot water
heat and electric lights: srn'tly m",rrn
In every particular: beautifully decorated
throGgnout. Garage. Can arrange terms.
frice s.',''oD Neg: Engii>h basement uweiilnE-
west OF Connecticut ave. and north Of
Massachusetts ave. II rooms and 5 baths:
h@ water heat: all modern improvements.
~, Slally good value for the price asked.
i'rice Sl'.'tW. On Cathedral avenue just OF
Connecticut avenue. This home is ~
feet wide. containing 10 very large rooms
and several modern baths. 1t is very
attractive in plan. and is in perfect con
difion; beamed ceiling dining room. hard
wood floors and trim 1st floor: second
and third stories mahogany and white
trim; sleeping porches: ample garage
space; hot-water heat and electric lights
Immediate possession.
Price. s14.WO. In Chevy Chase New sroom
detached home: hot-water heat and -l.r-
tric lights hardwood floors: sleeping
porch: open fireplace; carefully built FIR
owners home. Will sell at cost. do
not fail TO see it IL you are looking for
home in this section.
STONE &
1912 New York Ave.
Evening star., 1921-01-15
APARTMENTS TO LET.


bath in n modern firenroof apartment house
near Dupont Circle: completely furnished.
ARTHUR CARR
e06 Mills bldg. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
yenient i.xin, I'm, h",,rrom mahogany fur
nshe,i new nanarn.: s.mi.nrivate bath a,i-
joining: use rf niano. sewing machine: home
privileges: employed couple or ladies, in office
preferred: near :: car lines: good meals nearhS
i"-H Monroe ST NV. Col. a.s>-!. -- :"
2321 18th ST. N.W.-FIHST FLOOR 2,tAMl-
~ apartment rooms and BATH nicely i"r-
n'shed' Evn'; M M,;,srSr% s,'S M" (, s,,,,,v,x
l.,s. fGe ;. - W Tel. Nam 's-'
TRANSFER LEASE IN APT. HOUSE. EN- i'-
l""t l"rat on, to purchaser contents c"'nFief' "
furnished { r"nr,> aud hath: cash. 500: rent.
sf' Address BOX 1T Star office.
18th Sr-SEvEN LARGE ROOMS AND RATII
7" June LIST only. heat. light and telephone.
s'm s", ,m'n'h % and aas r.f"r"',r" r"nnr"" NJ"
aa' a,n' S''', eafas" Tor rent. ie''Ph""' ~
1901 : st. after I pm. u
:4'" PA. AVE Nv: ROOMS. KlrrlIEN-
FIEN1S'lED APARTMENT TWO ROOMS.
k5'.."n and bath. So" per month. Phon" r"l-
"''''.
ONE LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM AND
privat" dressing r-.,n. nicely furai,irrh, "s,.l-
lent ncishb"rh""d; convenient. \. G'l2. 80
M
1l"7 ll'h NV. APT II Room. i>irrHE\
cite cite. l'n. broom bath; far party h"yins fnrni-
~
DrJ J-IcJ,rtI.I. ,i.,ETNTNT
consisting Of livins r""m bedroom ki,"."n and
and comre'rly f"rni~lra for h"n~'k".r.ns;
couple m ;,i OF or ladirs' Avniiahlr at once. Rent.
rn",honn SnI' m"H'm 8r, :;s"e "N" %. ""''
:, :, ~,
T. rEl.HAM cor ETSwoNE ROOM AND HAiii l.
itleph"h. Norm So hr- ''"'. -
APT. 3nl. oO11 10th ST NV. ROOMS AND
VI
ag"r THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
-. ~, :. .,,.,, :, .,,.,
l''nf NV ,:i., h'i. ~ nM .., ,,,ri "
r,.nms. kitchenrtte. ha'h ana porch rir,tr
ijn"ns and silvcr """ s"'' '"'
y.,1rut- p,n,,, Avn p.rII.u-v Gas
IA "r;n ..uMH 49, ~, .n .rr;. 1;nf
Il st. NV. North 73l9.
n-,a ,1thS -pon,fS AVN HArU 81
o.ia III, =, g ,oan," .na h,,i, S.,
sn.NNoN & MrHs.
7l3 llth ST. NV.
Main .341.
SOC T. CAPITOL ST-3 LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms: balcony: private bath: sink and sIov"
in rr!,rn: T. ano: Il large closets: >n:sahl" ,"r
family or four Indies L.
~ CARROLL AVE. TtKoMA PARK-F1vE-
room furnished apartment, including garage.
$50: possession Feb l. Col 1868. lf'
COY APARTMENT. F. ROOMS ANn HtfI!
uso Of Kitchen. ncw ,loun. ami: Fireplace:
S,recned porch; heated. 81. James, Glen T. I,o.
Md Phone Bethesda ,.W-F-16 Ice
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/lS NON y, n Y E. NO cN-
ceD+iop,1ly 1,rre rooms with
NNP.N -"
kitcherette
:. -. ,..-,,,,,. -, ,..,.
ii'a "'n 81; A." h"oMH '"M rLs'i 49,. y.
'.a n. ~ n''', t""s so. I n,i,o
3r1 floor: can accommyiaie two complies or four
ladies $50 nor month North ..SI 15s
,-,- -..,->- W.. ,,,-,,, ,rnotr
recn,, ION h,i, h,ih aud norcn. convenient
northwest. sgl II.
,o,c c.iyrp.r Sr Wv =. pOO\,s. IJOJ-SE
" L"sn;n, I,:,',s. fnr an ,.mn.ovnd ,.nrnIe
~, III, "'' ' ''' 1cs
''. Ito. ~
ELY FlRNISHEn SMALL NON -iiti So
keeping hk. apt: bath and telephone: a
real home: garage" N"rfh lH"'. ~
Evening star., 1921-01-15


Price. $l2.GU. Washington Heights. ou pr"mi-
npnt street. close Ia Connecticut arrnu"
bridge. Strictly modern and upt" date.
perfect condition: immediate possession.
4 home that will appeal to any
looking for a particular house in a par
ticular neighboriiood.
Price, SO OO0. Downtown. Massachusetts
ave. 10th street. Exceptionally
well located for rouIning and ,p,ai....I
purposes. Within -nsy walking distance
Of government departments. stvri.>:
ten rooms: steam heat: possession can
he given. REASONABLE. terms.
Price. 81. 40. In Mt. Pleasant Six rooms
ard bath; hardwood add
crete front porch; si"r''in" ''""rh:
water heat and electric lights. Brick
garage. lighted and i'.n
small cars. Very attractive price for
quick sale
Price. S1,ajO. Semi mi-,leiachsd = story brick IN
Taylor ST. n.I. Colonial type: six rooms;
modern bath furnace boa
lights: parquet floors; metal weather
strips: larg" reac !..d, 49,.
Reasonable terms.
FAIRF.AN.
Main 1882.
Evening star., 1921-01-15

CORNER STORE WITH FIXTURES AND
THnMAS p. BROWN. s,7 Al, st sw.
aon " y AvE-STnEE FOR RENT. sleo
per month: heat furnished. Phone Col 4n>i
FOR EENr-7:s COLUMBIA Ri. NV
Store rooms: rent $l5 per m"
w 2o:h 81! nw.tnie sure: rent. y"
month.
14li North Capitol st.-Storc and dwelling.
Rent. $40 month.
1714 II st. n.w-Entire hu:l ling: /. rms. and
hath. Suitable fui business. Long lease
Etnt. $50 mo.
1920 North Capitol st.-Entirr md H"r. new
huild'ns. suitable for light manufacturing.
printing shop. t;.; s'xll1 feet. Heat fun
nIsut't. Rem. Sii. N"
1927 Eye 81 NV. tel Main 7sal
FOR RENT-7"s COLUMBIA ROAD NV
s"r" >ri- ."!e for ''"f ,r ii'r,.,oom; 30 geo"
iIoWENSTlIN co. 1914 $. NV.
FOR Ht:>T-&'7 X ST. NV. COR MT. YER
piac.i--Ne,y store. show window. heat fur
n>i..I: desirable downtown location ol~n
1874 + 81. NV.
aii4 l4th ST-NEw: CAR STOP DIRECTLY
in front. FRANK l.. ALrEMUS. :1i4 14th
,S7Ol New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Store. Rent. ST., rer month.
GEO. w. LINKINS.
III" street.
S'rnHEHUOM WITH a oI.-YEAR LEASE. oN
the west side of itl ST. nv in the sr'o block
good location for amy '''f>'i"ss; >ize 22I!oD;
pos SESSION r.n Nc -iven at ""r.. Address Box
1U;-.i. Star Office. Ice
3th ST. BETWEEN q AND II SITS NV.
Store--Rent. $3.50 per month.
GEO. W. LINkINS.
Main s2as-s9 17la St NV.
DESIRABLE STOREEOOM; no. l:I7 >LW
Yo:k n Immediate possession.
JESSE l.. IIEISkFII, 1903 II - NV.
lll4 1ith ST, NV, WITH LARGE BASi:
ment. MIR. ToTTEN. 100 ath ST NV.
oFFIcFS AID STUDIOS.
OUTSIDE OFFICE ROOMS. SWITCHBOARD
telephone service. elevator. reception room
near dupont ,'"r'- 1921 t"an We.
HARRY wARDMAN.
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR. 1sxs'. NEAR 18th
and q >ts.: new building: very bright room.
''' HARRY wARDMAx.
Main 1880. 1890 X st. NV.
NEAR 18th AND N-t;OuD SIZED ROOM IN
IN niiire hnilding. Rent. S27.:0 per month.
WALTER 4. BROWN. 400 II st. NV.
FOR RENr-nFFICE ROOM FIRST FLOOR.
NJ" L.. Ey" -. NV. "pp">i it" war risk bi
rcan: suitable fer real estate broker. physician
dentist. etc. Space. about 2:N2s feet. with
private toto, i:ea' sf, m"nrh
,-.- ,. MAHoE>EY & SULLIVAN; ~ -ss,
1911 G. ST. NV. MckIM
bldg-Single or en- suite. GEO
IS. REEFS. us Evans bldg.
Main 4242.
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT IN THIS BUILD,
| ing, s.w cor. 18th and X SIS. NV.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
S.w. cor. 10Th and X SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1921-01-15
FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR sALE-H0UsES.
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FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE-HOUSES
MckEEVER & GOSS
1+O5 Eye Street. Main A52
NEW HOUSES--WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PM
l.
Cleveland Park Chevy Chase.
4 and
large lot contains %s ana @ ns rs asta n
wj floors and hpu
Price double
Eye &
Eye lain
PetWorh. Downtown NV
A
Frhv,S 5Vwth$
MckEENER & GOSS.
1905 Eye Street Main 475e.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
ET.Vl NUSHET

afAhImENlS III LEX.
FURNISHED.
NEAR 18th AND MINTW0OD PLACE IN
modern apartment house. one room and bath !;
nicely furnished. Rent. $50.
apartment. two rooms and bath: completely
furnished. including piano. Rent. $115 per
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 II st. NV
APT. sos, 14s5 T ST. NV ROOMS AND
bath completely furnished for housekeeping; !;
elevator service.
AISTON. 1921 2lst ST. N.W.--AI"rRACTIvE
apartment in exclusive neighborhood near Du-
pont Circle rooms and ba tn, 500: adults. 16s
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-APARTMEN FIVE
rooms and bath, newly and attractively fur
nished. reasonable: reference required; garage
II desired. Col. 657l. 16e
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE APT.
with others; downtown: reasonable. Phone FIR.
1603-W after pm.
LOVELY SECOND-FIOOR APARTMENT FIVE
! rooms and bath. suitable for q or . refined
adults near all departments. available Jan. Is.
For particulars call FIR. 1858.
FEB l To APRIL 15-FULLY FURNISHED
broom housekeeping apartment: good cook ::
southern exposure: large inclosed porch: beau
tful view all Washington; $500 month. Ad-
dress Box l64.A. Star Office. 16s
POUR ROOMS t2 BEDROOMS). BATH AND
porch completely furnished; southern exposure
no children; 1925; immediate possession. North
COTS. -
GENTLEMAN HAVING UNUSUALLY COM
Portable broom apartment lnorthwest) will let
double room to two bachelor friends. Phone
North 4036-W.
1911 srd ST NE.-BEDROOM USE OF LARGE
kitchen. dining room and parlor; h.-w.h.; elec-
tricity; $50. North 74sl.
Evening star., 1921-01-15

VACANT HOUSES.
$4,000.
Exceptionally attractive three story home In
Washington Heights. containing hot-water
heat electric lights and is now In excellent
condition; large rear yard with space Tor
double garage.
Phone US for an inspection.
$4,000.
Located in Dupont Circle
section. This modern nine-room home has cleo
trio light and hUtwater heat and would make
an ideal home.
The owner is very anxious to make quick
sale and will consider any reasonable oner
$11,5O0.
Located in Columbia Heights,
near the corner of 18th and Columbia road.
convenient to the theaters. schools. churches,
stores, etc, and only fifteen minutes ride
from the heart of the city. making this an
ideal location; house has ten rooms, Is In ex-
cellent condition. is vacant; modern In every
respect and can be purchased for 5000 cash,
balance monthly.
$500.
Located in the vicinity Of 1st and Rhode
Island ave-. containing six rooms and bath.
with front and rear porches.
This property is- vacant and can be pur-
chased with a small cash payment
John w. THOMPSON & CO.,