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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-06
THESE 7 HOMES ARE
SELECTED FROM OUR
LIST OF
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SEE THEM
BEFORE BUYING.


1oroom home best residential section Of
Columbia Heights. Vacant Hot-water heat
siec. lights. Entire house looks like new
more than asked for this one bargain.
Beautiful s-room home. % feet wide:
out; buiitin open fireplace; cement porches:
att1actively decorated. A house Won will he
pleased to call your home. Price, $40 10
section. ~
most exclusive residential section: bean.
baths; built-in fireplace; built-in garage; &C.
ment porches; front and rear. The only home
OF Its kind in the city. Can be bought for
the price Groom homes have sold for in this
vicinity. 30 " '"As
DOWNTOWN.
Splendid 11-room and 2-bsth home. con-
Seniently located to downtown departments.
unusually good buy. Price, $II 600 on yery
attractive terms.
Owner Of the most attractive s-roo,, h,,,.
low In Brookland being sent out Of the CITY
VIII sacrifice this home and make easy terms
1 Ibis Is an unusual opportunity Has many
unosoai special equipments. Garage and poui-
Ky mouse. Very large lot. Price. $3.50.
BART. Of 18th st. Heights most magnificent
ESoook; 10 real rooms; large lot; entire house
SaA b bought for ST. goo
siI-room brick house. located directly in
froot Of large school; will make excellent place
snee low payments. A rare chance to get a
bo0e that will pay for itself.
= CHAS. d. SAGER.
-o23' FIFTEENTH ST. NV.
-. MAIN So.
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PRICE. 81 1904 desirable detached home.
vacant and In fine condition. The lot is
4oxES and there is a garage. The house
has eight large rooms. open fireplace in
living room. sleeping porch, screens,
awnings. and there is a chicken house.
Owner anxious to make quick sale.
PRICE. S300O-Army officer leaving city is
Offering most desirable home for sale;
good northwest location. A house having
nine rooms. two baths, hot-water heat,
electric lights. concrete front porch,
giassed-in breakfast porch; an unusually
deep lot to an 1S-ft. paved alley.
PRICE. $s.500-very cheap home; a splendid
location and a house that will please
you. There are six rooms and bath, hot
water heat. electric lights, front and
rear porches and q built-in garage. This
house positively has everything you can
wish in an up-to-date home.
PRICE. $1A00o-A home situated a little on
Of 18th ST.. on the Heights; a wo-story
house. having six rooms and bath hot.
water heat. electric lights. deep lot to
alley, and there 10 a garage. This house
10 complete in every respect-in beauti.
full condition throughout.
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Price, SlZ,OOO.
Located In the best section Of northwest
north OF Park road. and convenient to Four
teenth street car line. Nine rooms; two baths;
hot-wate- heat; electric light; screens and
awnings frontage Of twenty-five feet. Owner.
on premises. will give early possession.
Price, $12,5OO.
Vacant and ready for immediate occupancy,
It will be to your advantage to see this SPLEEN
did Washington Heights residence. Ten rooms:
two baths; hot-water heat: electric light: in
home value.
Price, $4,000.
Owner will give early possession of this
beautiful home overlooking Rock Creek Park
Nine large rooms; two baths: hot-water heat;
electric light; two sleeping porches; double
garage. This isn't merely a house. but a real
home.
Price, $4,000.
Downtown section, of northwest only a few
blocks from the business district, where crop
erty values are increasing rapidly. Ten rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric light: ga
rage for three cas-. Investigate at once
RY CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE"
rect NV
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ASK THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW U.s." REA
Price, $12.O 200. Washington Heights. on promi-
nent street, close to Connecticut avenue
bridge. Strictly modern and up o-date;
perfect condition: immediate possession.
A home that will appeal to any one
looking for particular house in par
tcular location.
Price, $3.50. Semi detached "-story brick IN
Taylor street NV. Colonial style; six
rooms modern BATH furnace neat: cleo
trio lights; parluet floors: metal weather
strips; large yard with garage.
Reasonable terms.
Price, $4,000. Desirable corner home or in
vestment property located on eth st. ne.
This attractiv. nome contains eleven
large rooms and twO baths; hof-water
heat: just been newly papered: u SPLEEN
did investment property: now renting
for $125.OO per month. Possession can
be had. if desired.
Price. $3.50. West of 18th ST.. north Of Park
road 3-story and cellar brick residence
Of 10 rooms and BATH good heating
plant; just been newly pnpered and
painted. There is front lawn and a
good-size back yard. Can be bought on
easy terms.
STONE &
an No.,
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L SERVICE WITH RESULTS FOR 30 YEARS.
Price. $4,000. Near Dupont Circle. This
handsome dwelling Contains eleven rooms,
many large closets, two stairways; hot
water heat and electric lights. Lot AK
115 to alley. Possession can be had
Price, 81. $50 On Massachusetts ave. ne. near
Bird street. stories: u rooms and bath:
in splendid condition. Only $500 cash
required.
Price, Sc. $50. Located in one Of the best sec
tions in Mt. Pleasant. Six rooms; mod
ern tiled bath; hardwood floors and trim;
concrete front porch; sleeping porch;
hot-water heat and electric lights; sta
tonary tubs and servants toilet in cell
lar Brick garage. lighted and heated.
to hold two small Unusually at
tractive price for quick sale. Immediate
possession.
Price, $500. In good section Of Georgetown.
Corner dwelling of six rooms and bath;
splendid heating plant: electric lights.
This is practically new house. and the
owner has kept it in perfect condition.
Convenient TO Western High School.
Less than $1,000 cash required as initial
payment
FAIRFAX,
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ZEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
GCAHrtA~~AN
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
I73h TT Strea+ NJ w phone Main 1923

HEDGES q MIL
1884 H Street NV.
Price. 40, 00O-ON THE HEIGHTS. Completely
detached home Of brick construction
with all the modern improvements in
Guiding hot-water heat and electric
lights. 1t has four large bedrooms. two
baths and finished attic. There IL also
garage. Possession will be given by
the owner and terms arranged.
Price, $7,O0O-NEAR 18th AND OTIS SITS.
The only house for sale in this loca-
ton ct such a reasonable price. Six
rooms, colonial style, having front and
rear yards, and II Is now in perfect
condition. Immediate possession and
reasonable terms of sale.
Price. ST., 5OO-CATHEDRALA AVE. One OF
the best values the market today.
home substantially erected by one
Of the best builders and contains 10
large rooms and two complete baths:
front and sleeping porches: rare quality
Of hardwood floor: hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights and has been properly cared
for by the owner.
Price, 50 900 NEAR NAVAL OBSERvA-
TORY. A home that we believe to he
an absolute bargain 1t Is entirely de-
tached. on a very large lot with shade
trees ard shrubbery aud has four bed
rooms and bath or the second floor:
also large attic; heated by hot water
and lighted by electricity. Immediate
possession.
HEDGES & MIL
1884 H Street NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-1DEAL NEIGHBOR-
hood; Groom. bath. brick; excellent heating
plant: cellar: garage. Prices and terms rea-
sonabie. $50 + st. ne. g
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES
ntinued
MckEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS.
Washington Heights. Petworth.
homes tt in n
sidn lsetios db n ah;ga Ca be
HARDWOOD oss >i' 4o" Eye ST. '%
14S Eye Main 1852 Sau's Addition
Park View.
conlt very
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone Main 1910.
1906 H Street NV.

PRICE. $1,000 decided bargain in 4 well
situated northwest home. A corner brick
house of colonial style. having six rooms
and bath; hot-wat ter heat, electric lights.
porches, an unusually large lot: paved
alley, and the whole property in excel
lent condition.
PRICE, $1O,5O0-In Washington Heights. con-
venient to two car lines. A two-family
apartment, q corner property; first floor
has hve rooms and bath; second door, six
rooms and bath. The building has cleo
trio lights. Possession OF nrst-noor apart
ment win be guaranteed.
PRICE, $13 ,OOO-On Rhode Island ave- little
of from 14th ST.; handsome three
story brick house. having eleven rooms.
two baths, steam heat; the house situat-
ed on q lot about 23x1O0 to a paved
alley. This property belongs to an estate
and must be sold Possession.
PRICE, 81, JO0-In Washington Heights, west
Of Columbia road; a desirable home that
Is vacant and In fine condition through
out. This il a twostory house. having
four rooms on each floor; heated with
hot water. having electric lights, oak
floors throughout. Alley in rear.
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VACANT.
RANDOLPH PLACE NEAR
1st NV.
s5.5O0-A fine bay window modern brick home
of Il rooms and tiled bath; furnace
heat gas water heater and large yard
to wide alley: one of the best streets
in Bloomingdale section. Only $1,000
cash, balance easy.
1853 ADAMS ST. NV.
s.. o0O-One OF the prettiest homes Of colonial
design In this choice section; Gift.
frosS, deep lot to- wide alley and a
large garage; very large rooms. re-
ceptiOn hail and fine bath; all In fine
condition ands hardwood trimmed.
81, $50 cash, balance easy.
KY. AVE. OPPOSITE
L. PARK.
So. 0o0-A bay-window home Of large rooms
and bath; furnace heat and fine dry
cellar; just across from beautiful
Lincoln Park. pretty home at pre-
war price and only $500 cash and
$35 per month.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
$11 .5O0-Corner home of 8 fine rooms and tiled
baths: 3 sleeping porches and q real
breakfast porch. This home Is in
perfect condition and has every mod
ern improvement and hardwood trim
med and lovely decorations. At this
price it cannot be duplicated. 81. 500
cash.
As S ST. NV.
and fine bath: Arge light cellar and
deep back yard to wide alley; newly
easy.
DAVIS & STEELE.
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
10th STREET NV.
$1o,75O.
home in Washington's most exclusive resi-
Dental section; most advantageOusly situated
and equipped for entertaining; of brick con-
servants rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments and in excellent condition.
1857 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
$12,5OO.
VACANT. A modern well constructed bunga-
low; built about year ago and in superb con-
dition. 1t has rooms and bath; hot-water heat
and electricity; large lot; truly charming
home In section of easily maintained values
18th ST. ABOVE PARK RID.
$11,5OO.
3story brick home Of rooms and . baths:
front and double rear porches; hot-water heat
and electricity; hardwood floors and trim
space for garage: screens and awnings; terms
A strikingly good buy!
DOWNTOWN
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
3-story brick building containing apart
ments OF rooms and bath EACH renting for
$75 month net. 1t is a real opportunity for
an investor Of limited means.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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TAKoMA, PARK. D. G.--BEAUTIFUL DE.
tached 5-bedroom home. tile bath, hardwood
trim and floor. screened throughout. sleeping
porch. Very fine lot to alley 735 Bdtternut at
ANY reasonable terms. Main 1888 to inspect.
LOFTS P: SHOEMAKER: 1907 New York ave.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Thoroughly modern Groom house: hot-water
heat: electric light; deep yard to 20-foot alley,
Immediate possession. Price $11. 800. Address
Box 1863. Star office.
HALF OF A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE ON VIII
lard st, i've rooms and bath: separate furnace.
Price. $3.50: $500 cash. $75 per month
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
Room 1908. 921 18th st. Main 3307.
VACANT.
40 N st; n.w.-1o very large r. and tiled b.:
laundry tubs; convenient to printing ONCE, de-
pot. ETC.: good for boarding or rooming house
or for large family. Price. 50 900; cash 81 800,
balance $50 per month. Buyer could easily get
500 per month rent Newly decorated through
out
&. 2O71. NEwsoM. ITO Il ne.
PRE-WAR PRICE-MASS. AVE. NE. NEAR
7th st.-3-story brick, r. & B.; best buy in
town; 50 $50: See Mr.. WILI4ETT. 1909 H NV
oOLoRED.s CIR BRICK; BATH. GAS. La
If RESPONSIBLE. Miss FISHER. Main 2O37.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L 1OIIC MALL 1O<O.
Price. s., s5o-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.: Co
lonial type Of home. having four bed
rooms and two baths on the second
floor This house Is practically new.
has open fireplace in O large living room.
vapor heat, electric lights and hard
wood floors. Possession and terms.
Price, $4,000 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
west Of Columbia road, in an excellent
block. A home just pat on the market
that contains ten rooms. two tbs.
steam heat and electric lights. There
10 a large front lawn. good size back
yard and q paved alley in the rear.
Price, 50, cOO-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
RID. This location is ideal for home
purposes, being convenient to plenty OF
stores and three car lines. The house is
big value for the price asked and
has ni1e large rooms and bath. with
deep lot and plenty Of room for
g.ng. Reasonable terms made and
possession given.
Price si5.5OO--LAMONT ST. A home located
west Of 18th ST. that is well worth the
money; built by KENNEDY Il Davis. it con
tains ten rooms two complete baths.
servants quarters. hot ter heat. cleo
trio lights hardwood floors, iustantane-
Gus water heater, and the whole house
is in perfect condition.
DLETON, INC,
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Stone & Fairfax, Real Estate.
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Overlooking Lincoln Park.
Seven-room and bath house in perfect con-
dition. Modern improvements. Owner will
sell reasonable. No agents 1Oo Kentucky
ave se 12s
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HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT-FLoOR SPACE

Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 4sQ7 1909 n .,
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Tkk0MA HOMES.

CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM co.
We are Offering some splendid values in
Chevy Chase this week in G and = room. 2-ba tn
houses. Splendid assortment of well located
building lots. Our farm department is in full
action. Any size. any price. anywhere. ~ 10
LOCO acres. $1,000 to 100000. Phone Cor
auto and look them over
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1912 New York Ave- Main 1882
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-07

He was carrying George Snyder. fell
low hoseman, down ladder. The lad.
der. fell over just as Panconst neared
the sidewalk He was struck by the
ladder and fell to the ground. Another
fireman caught Snyder.
The latter was uninjured. Pancoast
was sent to the HahnemanR Hospital
suffering from cuts and bruises.
When tile fire started second time
Patrolman Bank was nearby. He heard
shouts in the rear of the building and
discovered Peter Weiss and his wife
and child in an apartment. With the
assistance of two other patrolmen Bank
carried the family to the street.
Building Is Old
The fire compnny's building is an old
structure, but substantially built.
1t extends from OF to 023 Ridge
avenue. The first floor Is occupied By
Peter White, dry goods dealer; Will
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liam Burlap, card manufacturer, and
Michael Weisberg, dealer in suits.
The second floor Of the building Is
occupied by small business establish
ments.
When the fire was discovered at 2
o'clock this morning IL was quickly ex-
tinguished. The firemen are at loss to
account for the second outbreak. An
Investigation is being made.
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FIREMAN IN Peril
.RESCU|NG COMRADE
Two Men Near Death Fighting
$4,000 Blaze at GIT .
Ridge Avenue
FLAMES START AFRE S H

Ono fireman was severely injured
,.bile saving another and three persons
nsrrowly escaped suffocntion during a
Gre that damaged several stores in the
building of the old Volunteer Fire Com
nany at 017-023 Ridge avenue this
farming. The loss will reach $25, 900.
Fire was first discovered in the build
ing shortly after. o'clock and after
belng extinguished started afresh about
Q o'clock.
Struck by Failing Ladder
Tho fireman who was overcome is Jo-
,onb Pancoast Engine Company No. 20.
The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21
Pulaski Heights News

Baker, to build one-story bungalow, 436 Fairfax avenue, $6,500.
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club was entertained Friday by Mrs. K. E. N. Cole, at her home on Ash street. Mrs. ". P. McDermott, president of the City Federation, gave a short talk; Mrs. Blakeney gave talk on Racial Health; a violin number was given by Mrs. w. B. Mccormick; Mrs. w. H. Bray will entertain the club next Friday, 42I Beach street.
 Mrs. ". A. Grammar, age 36, of 5000 R St, Pulaski Heights, died at St. Mary's Hospital, Searcy, Satur- day evening at 7 p. m. She is sur viyed by her husband, W. A. Bran nan, a night watchman and police man of Little Rock, and four daugh- ters, Mrs. Willie Rogers of Searcy, Mrs. Winnie Brawley of North Little Rock, Misses Wilma and Josie Bran nan, age Is and IS, of Little Rock; three sons, L. C. of Magnolia, j. B. and Walter Brannan, age 3 and II, all of Little Rock; and three sister, Miss Lula Brun of Little Rock, Mrs. Katie Mckee of Little Rock, and Mrs Mary Grammar of Bald Knob. Mrs. Grammar had been a resident of Little Rock for the last seven years.
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 City Collector James Lawson has sent notices to property owners in Pulaski Heights street improvement districts that their assessment for the year is due and must be paid within the next 30 days to avoid a 20 per cent penalty. District No. 9 includes property on Lee avenue from Pros pect to Laurel street, Martin, Val mar, Valentine, Pine, Holly, Ross, Walnut, Ash and Palm, and Beech from Sixth avenue to Lee avenue. District No. 244 includes property on Lee avenue from Prospect to Laurel, Fairfax, Louise from Fairfax to Pros pect, Charles, Ash, Beech, Gum, Spruce, Lee 10 Markham, Doris, Ash to Laurel, Walnut, Lee to Rogers.
The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21
HENSLEY.

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 Brother Gilbert of Pine Bluff preached at Farrell last Sunday to a small but attentive crowd.
 A dance was enjoyed by the young CT set at the pavilion last Saturday night All went we'll until the crowd started home. While crossing Far rell pond on a plank walk, the walk gave way and Alfred Archard and wife and Misses Lucy Hicks and Hor tense Archard fell in, waist deep. Excitement prevailed for few min- utes, but outside of cold dip and being scared they were rescued with out injury to anyone.
 Mir. Houston Walker took his daughter, Miss Jessie, to Little Rock Saturday morning to have her throat examined. Glad to say nothing se- rious was the matter.
 Mrs. C. H. Walker had the mid dle finger on her right hand ampu- tated some days ago.
 Miss Katie Lee Frazier of Redfield spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Steve Smith.
 Our Sunday school is progressing nicely under the direction of Messrs. John Walker and Faucette and Mrs. Steve Smith.
 Mir. Will Kenzel and Mir. Jerni- gan ate dinner with J. R. Hand and family last Friday.
 Mrs. C. H. Walker and Mrs. Riley Hand were Little Rock visitors Fri day.
 Mir. Surgeon has moved his family to Hensley from Orion, having bought the Ward property.
 Messrs. Corrie and Hosea Faucette of Little Rock visited their parents Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harris and Miss Lucy Hicks were dinner guests of Mrs. Lyman Farrell Sunday.
 Mrs. Nora Hensley and Miss Hor- tense Archard were business visitors to Little Rock Tuesday.
The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21
LANDMARK.

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 Mrs. Mary Crawford is very i'll.
 Most of the farmers have their eanteloupes and water melons plant ed.
 Mrs. James C. Beall and baby of Jacksonville, who have been spend. ing a few days with home folks on Route No. 4, returned home last Monday.
 Mrs. Flora Crook and baby of Lit- tle Rock spent last Saturday night and Sunday and Sunday night with C. 5. Crook and family.
 Robert Caruth of Oklahoma will work for A. E. Criglow this year.
 James C. Beall and family, also Misses EuIa and Birdie Lawhon were the supper guests of A. E. Criglow and family Sunday.
 Misses Willie Lowry and Elsie Crook were the dinner guests of Es- tella Bennett Sunday.
 James C. Beall of Jacksonville spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks on Route No. 4.
 Bro. Richardson preached three in- teresting sermons last Saturday and Sunday.
 Bro. Gillian preached last Sunday afternoon for us and will preach again next fourth Sunday.
 Messrs. Dewey Lawhon, Elva and Watson Reed and Forrest Lowry mo tored to Ivy Chapel last Sunday.
 SOMEONE'S DARLING.
The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21

ing unfinished business, the cluh voted, to take the play to Ebene7es Saturday night, April 16. Miss Al. len, the county demonstrator, made , number of interesting talks on var; ous subjects. She suggested confed. erating the club and 1t was unan; mously voted that this be done council meeting will be held in Lit tie Rock April 18th at hte Y. W. C. IA for this purpose.
 Pictures were taken of the club members and the rugs the members had finished. The rugs are now ready for sale.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Faulkner after which the club sd. iourned to meet with Mrs. Louise Smith. A program will be rendered at this meeting with Mrs. Reeser chairman.
The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21

Born-To MT. and Mrs. John 5. Booth, 52l North Spruce street, April 5, daughter.
 Pulaski Heights Study Club met at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. o. Arendt.
 A building permit was issued to ]. A. Curley, to build five-room bum galow, IS Palm street, for $4, ,150.
 A building permit was issued to w. J. Cotton to build one-story resi- dence, 1921 Polk street, for $2,000.
 Pulaski Heights Mothers Club held an open-day meeting this after noon with Mrs. K. E. N. Cole, Ash street.
 Mrs. R. ]. Searcy of Tutwiler, Miss, has returned home after a visit with Mrs. j. B. Searcy, 9l2 South Pine street.
 Pulaski Heights Mothers Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. w.. C. flight, 7l0 Ash street. IL was an open meeting, with Mrs. J. o. Blake ney as speaker
 Pulaski Heights baseball team was defeated Tuesday afternoon at Forest park by the West Side team. All of the Pulaski Heights boys played very fine games.
 Mrs. R. ". Mayo, 749 Ridgeway, Pulaski Heights, gave a beautiful luncheon Thursday for the Little Rock Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha, celebrating Founders Day.
 ''The Princess Necklace was shown Thursday afternoon to the students and teachers. It was the fourth of series of pictures shown weekly at Pulaski Heights school. The 5. I. A. Is planning a May fes- tival to be given the 29th of April at the school.
 Building permits were issued to B. L. Ulmer, to build five-room bun- galow, 320 Spruce street, $3,000; to Bracy Real Estate and Building Com pany, to build one-story bungalow, 6l4 Spruce street, $3,50o; to C. C..
The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21
FRIENDSHIP.

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 Charlie Hayden and daughter and son were the guests of his mother Thursday night.
 The community club met at Mrs. FeweIl's Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Mildred Stewart spent Thurs day evening with Mrs. Latty.
 P. s. Stanfield was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Ola Stewart, Thursday.
 N. W. Stewart made a business trip to Little Rock Wednesday and Thursday.
 Miss Deane Council spent Thurs. day night with Misses Nina and Net tie Pridpore.
 Mrs. Birdie Tolbert called on Mrs Grace Phillips Wednesday afternoon