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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-06-11
ESPECIAL ASSISTANTS.Y

Under the above heading the WASH
ington Cd. CO. Tribune prints the
following editorial.
The announcement of the appoint
ment of the Hon. Perry w. Howard
by Attorney General Daugherty last
week, to 'speciaP' assistant-ship to
the Attorney General, to look after
fraudulent claims brought by Colored
people against the government, pro-
vokes this question:: Where do we
come in as race in this appoint
ment? The Tribune is of the opin-
ion that there is more involved in
these appointments of our supposed
race leaders than mere $4,000 salary.
In fact, The Tribune is not elated
over either of the three appointments
that have been dished out to our
group. They are nothing more than
mere clerkships. The first one, that
of Lieut.. Flipper, is regarded as the
best Of the three. The last two,
of Phil Brown and Perry Howard,
apparently show that the pie hunters
are tired Of waiting and are willing
to accept any old thing offered. Of
what service is either of these ap-
pointments to the race?
Neither of these appointments come
under the category of presidential
appointments" requiring their names
to be sent up to the Senate for con-
firmation. They have no definite
status and may be cut out at any
time. Therefore President Harding
has not made single appointment of
a colored man during the II weeks
of his administration.
In recent public address, Mr..
Brown said that he chad no plans''
for his department and in accepting
the position he was not pleased with
the paragraph setting forth the sta
tus of his position. Then why show
the yellow streak and accept a posi-
ton, the status Of which does not
meet with ones moral sense of equity
and justice? Yet the information is
sent out that these appointments are
of great benefit to the race.
Why complain of segregation in the
civil service, then turn around and
accept a Especial clerkship'' where
one is placed off in segregated cor
ner and given insifnifcant, segregat-
ed duties? Is there consistency in
this? If the Republican Party has a
sense of appreciation for the con-
slant and unfailing support of color
ed people, now is the time to demon
strate it. We are of the opinion that
the G. O. P. is long on promises, but
short on fulfilling them. And our
supposed race leaders, politicians, ct
al, should have the moral courage of
their convictions and not fall for
every worn-eaten plum that may be
offered. Especially is this true in the
case of Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Howard,
who are in a financial position en-
abling them to be more cautious in
accepting these Especial" segregated,
'assistant-ship." The race is demand
ing appointments commensurate with
its political power, it's intelligence
and taxpaying worth, and our polit-
ical leaders should support US in this
demand.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-06-11
OWN YOUR HOME,

There are 100000 homes in the
United States owned by their oc:
cupants, who number not less than
100000. The greater proportion of
these homes are in the country and
the smaller towns, for occupancy of
rented homes is largest in the cities.
With nearly a third of the people of
the country living in homes they own,
there is no danger of bolshevism gain
ing any Roadway here. ~
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-06-11
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PROPOSALS.

WALTER REED GENERAL HOSPITAL
Sealed proposals in triplicste will be received
until IL a. m. June 16, 1921. and then opened.
for construction II oil sforehouse at Walter
Reed General Hospital. Washington, ID. C.
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Evening star., 1921-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

trict cf Columbia.-In dissolution Of Ana
costa Improvement Co. Inc.-Eauity No. 390Gl.
On consideration Of the petition fled herein
praying for dissolution of the aforesaid corpo-
ration. organized and existing under the laws in
force In the District Of Columbia. 1t is this 3lst
day Of May, 1921 ordered that all persons
interested In said corporation be and they are
hereby required to appear In this conrt on
or before the 9th day Of July. 1921, and show
said petition should NOT BE- granted and said
corporation dissolved BY decree Of this
court: provided n copy Of this order be pub
lished once a geek for three successive weeks
in The Evening Star and the Washington Law
Reporter. the first insertion of this notice to
be not less than one month before the return
day hereof. WENDELL P. STAFFORD.
Justice. tSeal.) A true copy. Test: MORGAN
H. BEACH, Clerk. By ALF q. BEEKMAS.
Asst. Clerk f jel,S,i5
Evening star., 1921-06-01

y PERFECT TO THE a.
MINUTEST DETAIL.
While the Colonial design of this
MACOMB. STREET HOME
IN CLEVELAND PARK
is imposing and impressive
when you begin to check off the
many advantages that present
themselves inside as we'll as out
side, you'll pronounce it "the
Perfect Home" And it is-of
very, superior construction; OF
most complete and convenient
arrangement; of most tasteful
finish. It's a Home that will
endure in favor, because it is
planned for homeyness. There
are three baths and built-in
garage.
Open for inspection every day
and evening, with one of our
office staff in attendance.
Take Chevy Chase cars to
Macomb street, west.
h. HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder,
1914 K St. Ph. M. 4846
NO OWNER OF An
ARMSLEIGHPARK HOME
WILL EVER REGRET 1T.
1t is the ideal community
composed of these beautifully
attractive Homes of which
there are still remaining two or
lthree Cottages completed and
ready for occupancy. Entirely
detached, conveniently planned,
modernly equipped. Located
within ten minutes to downtown
by auto two car lines available
and stores, churches and
schools just outside the Park
limits.
$1,000 CASH
that's all you need; and the
balance can be taken care of in
moderate monthly payments.
See our representative, any
day or evening, at AIS 3oth
|street, or phone Cleveland 14oC
I-for particulars.
Take Chevy Chase cars to
Albemarle street Gust north OF
Bureau. of Standards) or Wis
lconsin avenue cars to Window
street.
/ HARRY A. KITE,
1 Owner and Builder,
lisa K St. Phi. NJ. 4846
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
o23 18th St. NV.
Main SO.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Park View.
81 900

Park View.
$500.
2-story brick home containing rooms and
bath: in Al condition; hot-water heat. gas:
large yard to paved alley: vacant; Reasonable
terms.
Columbia Heights.
5000.
Two-s.ory brick house containing rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; gas; double back
porches; terms can be arranged.
Ideal Country Boarding House.
Potomac. Md.
Sl2,5O0.
Practically new house. IA rooms IS bed
rooms) in fne condition: II acres Of land with
the house: plenty Of fruit .rees large stable
and two chicken houses: an ideal small farm
for the city man Of limited means.
Park Road.
S12,5W.
Corner home Of rooms and bath: hot-watcr
heat: electric lights: front and rear porches:
newly painted and papered and in exceiieRt con-
difion.
Downtown.
$3.50.
Suitable fer a rocming house and in central
location: 3-stcry brick house with IL rooms
and bath terms.
SHANNON
|713 14th St. NV.
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b. Il. STEWART, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia.-In re the application of
Equity Docket.-Bernard Krack having filed
a petition praying for u decree changing his
name to Bernard X. Perrin and having applied
notice required by law in such cases. II 10 by
the court this 31st day of May. A. d. 1921.
ordered that all persons concerned show cause.
II any there be, on or before the 1st day of
July, AID. 1921. why the prayers of said
petition should not be granted; provided. that
q copy Of this order be published once week
for three consecutive weeks before said dag
in The Evening Star newspaper. WENDELL
P. STAFFORD, Justice. tSeaiJ A true copy.
Test: MORGAN Fl. BEACH. Clerk. By r. p.
BELEW. Assistant Clerk. tel.s.l5
Evening star., 1921-06-01
FoR sALIHoUsEs


18th ST. NEAR C0LUMBiK RD. NV.
S-story brick residence, 10 rooms and bath;
deep lot to paved alley. This house u " % nne
shape. Possessioa e once. Price No'V00
4. &. HOuGHroNsA 4 CO.. 1915 n st; h.w.
I'VE have the BEET in eyefy> sectaon.
NEAR i4th ANDtHARyARD STs. NV.
z. 3-story brick residence. rooms. balns.
Let us show you this bargain Price. $lO.D0U'
A. Z. HOCGHTON a CO. 1915 h + NV.
I'VE have the, REST in every section.
BEST BUY ON CAPITOL HILL. WITHIN
squares Capitol and Iibrary-Moderu S.ro0m
excellent repair. Possession Immediately, Call
TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-A CORNER HOME
laundry tubs: large pantry: side and rear
yards. Only 81 600 cash required. Immediate
possession Reasonable PRICE.
HOWENsTELN BROS, 7th and Il SITS. ne.
s. oO-NORTHHAsr-iNM POSSES.
| s!on--6 large rooms and bath. pantry. Price
low to close estate 80 Easy terms. rms n =.
IMMEDIATE POSSDssION-SEW SIX-ROOM
house; built-in garage; 18th st. section: less
! than $4,000 II bought direct from owner
Terms. Address Box 27S-L. Star o1ce.-
WOODBRIDGE. D. CAN ATTRACTIVE
home of rooms Il bedrooms) and bath. hot
| water heat. electricity and gas; attic and Gel
lar; large lot: situated on the hest avenue
Owner will give possession. Price. $il.SoV
23rd st. near Washington Circle-0 rooms and
bath; steam heat; house In excellent condition
priced how for immediate sale. $500. Terms
Possession from owner.
CLAUDE WARREN.
Evening star., 1921-06-01
Main SO, Main 81.

!.
Beautiful downtown location |;
unusually attractive 14-rcom home with steam
heat and electric lights: an opportunity 70
buy modern. well arranged rooming house In
an ideal location. Owner refused $l5.OO0 SIX
months ago. For special reasons will now sell
for $l3.15o and make reasonable terms.
2.
T Six-room and bath home in
good northwest location; colonial type: hard
wood floors: double porches; price, $500; on
reasonable terms.
3.
Beautiful corner home on
Rhode Island avenue near North Capitol: con-
tains rooms and bath: hot-water heat; cleo
trjc lights. Price. 5000. An excellent buy.
- 4.
On. Biltmore street between
18th and 2eth NV rooms and baths; hot
water heat;' electric lights Price. $4,000.
S.
On Columbia I'd. NV. Splen-
did 1O-room and :-bath home: hot-water heat:
electric lights; plenty, OF room for garage
Price. $4,000. Immediate possession can be
given.
CHAS. [
923 18th
No;
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$4,000.

On 18th, ear-Ssst. NV. Store
with 7 nice living rooms. If you
are looking for a real busy sec
ton see this place.
Evening star., 1921-06-01

ULTRA MODERN HOME,
iusr ACROSS CONNECTICUT. AVE. BRIDGE
THE PRICE REPRESENTS A REMARkABLt
VALUE. SEMI-DETACHED BRICK; ELEVEN
ROOMS, FOUR BATHS (THREE WITH
TILED sHOWERS); TWO SLEEPING
PORCHES UNCLOsEDl; PITTSBURGH HOT
WATER HEATER: SERvANTS' QUARTERS
FINISHED WITH HARDWOOD FLOORS
THROUGHOUT; TRIMMED IN OLD IVORY
Am MAHOGANY FINISH
FIRST FLOOR CONSISTS OF RECEPTION
hALL. LARGE LIVING ROOM with OPEN
FIREPLACE AND MARBLE MANTELl, DIN
IN(; ROOM WITH BEAMED@ CEILING).
RI,TLEH'S PANTRY, KITCHEN AND RE
TRiGERAToR CLOSET SECOND FLOOR
THREE MASTER BEDROOMS. ENCLOSED
SLEEPING PORCH. TWO BATHS. THIRD
FLOOR-THREE MASTER BEDROOMS, IN
CLOSED SLEEPING PORCH. SERVANTS
REDROOM, ONE TILED BATH. FULL BATE
AM SERVANTS ROOM IN BASEMENT;
n0IIRI.E GARAGE ON ALLEY.
FIRST TRUST OF $4,000 AT 0ns CAN
RUN For OVER FOUR YEARS. ANY REA
S0NABLE TERMS FOR BALANCE WILL IL
CONSIDERED. WE CONSIDER THE ASK
fSt; PRICE OF $2s50O A. BARGAIN. IN
MEDIATE POSSESSION FROM OWNER.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and 6.
Main 432. Evenings, North 3l3.
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WE ARE NOW LOCATED
AT
11oo LII CT n NII

Saul's Addition.
$l0750-Terms.
Charming brick residence Of rooms and
bath hot-water beat, cleo. light, hardwood
floors. beamed ceiling dining room Wide
frontage and spacious rooms. Room for ga
rage. Convenient TO cars and stores.
Bloomingdale.
S6o5O-S1 500 Cash.
A delightful home of rooms and bath:
well planned and in good condition. Con-
venient 10 either car line. Immediate posses
sion.
Irving Near l4th.
Sill, l,5O0LTerms.
Modern, 3-story brick residence Of 10 rooms
and bath: electricity and double garage. Deep
lot. Possession. Splendid location.
Near Mass. Ave. and
Lincoln Park.
SSOO0-Terms.
Nine rooms and bath brick; hot-water heat:
exceptionally well laid out for rooming house;
large yard to paved alley; good condition.
Immediate possession
Washington Heights w. of 10th.
$l2,7501Terms.
New and vacant; rooms and baths- hot
water heat, elec. light, colonial front porch.
double rear porches- Built-in garage. Excel
lent location. Convenient to cars, churches
and schools.
Evening star., 1921-06-01
CHAS. D. SAGER,
923 18th St. NV.

o23 18th St. NV. ,
e.
Six-room home facing beauti-
perfect condition throughout. Price. $1,000.
Terms. Immediate possession can be given.
Within one square of Dupont
Circle. Attractive 1o-room and 2-bath home.
Price, $4,000. An opportunity TO locate IA ,
the city'x most exclusive residential sectionS
Immediate possession.
8. !.
Six-room and bath home near
Rhode Island avenue: best section Of Blooming
dale: ha rdwood floors; double garage: price,
s., TO Reasonable terms will be accepted.
9.
In 10th St. Heights. Beauti-
full lo.room and e,bath home: hot-water hest:
electric lights: hardwood noors; open fireplace:
garage Price, 800; 81 900 cash and easy
monthly payments. Now vtcant.
In Petworth. Six-room and
hath home; bot-water heat; electric lights:
hardwood noors; large lot to loft alley. Can
be sold On $50 cash: balance monthly.
/. SAGER,
St. NV.
l So.
Evening star., 1921-06-01

ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS MUST LEAVE
the city by June Is and will make very un-
ursrai terms to responsible party to buy my
heautiful S-room house. Call Mr.. FELTER.
dats on corner northwest; close downtown: IL
rooms and bath: 4-story brick with garaee.
Chance for good Investment. Price $40 OOo.
See your broker or d. H. JOHNSON CO.. 1888
ct. NV.
HOBART ST. NEAR 10th AND COL. RD.-
Most comfortable house. bedrooms sleeping
Price and terms reasonable = s.
IS MUTUAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
phone II. 2SS2, 2lS Bond bldg.
NE1R 18th AND GIKARD-A FINE THREE-
sfory brick house OF nine rooms and lmths.
n nice neighborhood, near cars stores, etc.
house ms 6otswater heat and - IN good con
djf5on: inrges lot f6xI52 10 an flley; reason
shie terms; y possession from owner: Price,
Evening star., 1921-06-01
ron sALE-HoUsEs

VIII SELL 40 C0TORED. FOR HOME on
fnvestment-3-family apartment, each apart
.rs bsaina bsSsislaias ~ snssa Ii &c
rr,ss; p1Ss; 400; H.aoo sssa FiASk 4. Glib
WITHIN HALE block OF DI DgfSNT ,Ssor,soIs: cir:
now vacant; .bsuse q Y. front by e5 q. deep;
containing - rooms. 4 baths. together Win n
pass props1ss ess ss e s Soasht sor
Ssisinal owner $4,000. FRANK a. GibboNs'
CORNER HOUSE. 21st ST. NEAR PA. AVE.
containing 10 rooms. bath, hotwa.er ,,9snn asn,:
electric light: house in excellent condis.on: Hn
situated rDn on lot y e. fsonr ps prIce, @ Sc 5oo
FRANK 4. GfBDoNs. Main sis. SD Southern
LARGE ROOMING7, PR0PosITloN.HousE
containing 20 rooms. 3 baths; right IN heari
Of 18th and X sts This property is right, along
Ss ssoss ss sssrsed
purchased for S27 .500. 1000 cash payment: py
FRANK 4. GIBBONS. Main 2is. $40 Southern
BLDG.
TWO HOUSES on ONE LOT-ONB IS BAY
window brick OF rooms and bath. the otnes e,s
Is Broom brick. facing u wide court: Ootn
houses rented to white tenants ano ss Good
FRANK a. GIBBONS. Main :is. $40 South
GOOD LOCATION Ne. NEAR KENDALL
| Green--6 rooms, bath; all outside rooms; large
yard to psSed alles: m FLANK sals!S a. GiB
HISS 6Ss io0 Msio s,s s'1S go essa; Southern BIDS
P. F. Carley, Real Estate.
$4,000.
KENYON, near 18th st. NV. II
! room brick house with garage
gas and electric lights; 3>baths
house in excellent condition.
Cash required, $4,000. !,
$1,000.
Newton, near 18th ST NV. q
room brick house with garage
one bath; gas and elec.; front
and back yards to alley.
Cash required, $500.
s4,850.
On Pa. ave. near 18th st. Sc
Groom brick house with furnace
heat and gas light; concrete Gel.
| liar front and back yards to alley
Cash required about 81, 600.
$4,000.
Lanier place near 18th st. NV
I12-room tapestry brick house
4semi-detached, with h.w.h., ga:
and elec. lights; 3 Baths. Garagt
lfor 3 cars. Front and back yard:
to wide alley. See this house
you will buy it.
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S21,WO.
$500.

Congress Heights. e. room
frame house. with garage, cleo.
lights; lot 75x1D. A cozy little
home.
Cash required about $500.
Evening star., 1921-06-01
WANTEDI0 BUY.

I \
I WANT no BUY 4 GROOM AND BATIna
house: northeast; can pay 81 900 cash snd -
or $oS per month. VIII be IN the city Ffioas.
Address Box BAL. Star once. !, -..
wANTEb-A MODERN wv. HONE tDE.
tnehed. semi-de,ached or corner. prefcrreu.
not less .than len rooms, two baths: Georsc
town of north Of Conn. ave. bridge not c1n. sa. .
sidereo; price not 10 exceed O.OOO; xNs
exact location in reply. Address Box No'h'
/ Have immediate purchasers for
small, modern houses, in all sec
tons. II your house is for sale
at a reasonable price. call me up
P< F. sCARLEY.
IF. 6l53. 6I7 E St. NV.
HOME IN THE NORTHWEST: NEAR Cal!
line; VIII consider one larEer than six or easn'
rooms and pay all cash. Col. 1914. --
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL. SECTION;
city Or ID. G. suburbs: six TO twelve rooms
S0l Southern bldg. Main ST..
WANfEt-PROPERTY 70 SELL. II 1Ouh
priees and terms are reascnebis we have IN
mediate purchasers. what have YcU to 81
fer3 Phone sales department.
THOS. Z. FARRELL. 49,
Main 1o6. Suite 6of Woodward pads.
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
14O0 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.

B1oomingdale.
A SPLENDID VALUE. This house
should appeal to the moderate purchaser:
has six bright rooms. reception hall and
hath. h-w h., electric lights. hardwood
1oors and trim: built-in refngef1 tor;
concrete porch: deep lot to paved alley:
room for garage. Price, $s.O0o' easy
terms.
Good Northwest Location.
An attractive suburban home. con-
structed Of stucco; has eight rooms and
bath, h.x.h.. electric lights, open IRE
place; sleeping porch; metal weather
stripped throaghout, screens. awninEs;
q large lot, 6Dx600 IT., with thirty -four
fruit trees; 6ne garden planted. shrub
berry: garage. Price. 81. 600. This is 4
splendid buy.
Chevy Chase.
One half block OF Connecticut ave. A
2S-ft. wide brick residence; eight rooms.
h-w h., electric lights. hardwood hoors
and trim throughout; full laundry equip
T.. meat; deep lot to paved alley. Can be
bought for $1l 900. on easy terms.
Columbia Heights.
Tho best buy in Columbia Heights for
the price asked. Brick house Of six
rooms and bath. h.-w. h.. electric ltghts.
hardwood floors. porch and 10 in Al con-
dition-just renovated throughout: deep
lot to alley. Price ONLY $500; good
terms.
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DET1CHED B1RGAIN

DETACHED BARGAIN.
$9,5e0;, 81 900 cash, $75 monthly.
Six rooms. bath, h.-w. heat. cleo, gas,
double garage, chicken house. screened sleep
ing porch; lot 100xl00.
ONE.HALF BLOCK TO 18th ST. CAR LINE
IS. 500; 81 900 cash. $75 monthly.
Six rooms and bath, hardwood floors and
trim. elee.: vacant.
$500 CAsH-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.
Bungalow, Ave rooms, fils bath, fireplace
h.-w. heat, gas, elec.: lot 5Oxl5O; nav; va
MORGAN F. MORGAN & CO.,
1907 New York ave. NV.
Franklin 1920.
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pr1ee. d. .e5o-NEAR PARK RD. AND WARD
Err ST. Nicely situated reeidence: colo
NAL porch :six rooms and tiled bath: has
electric lights. hot-water heat hardwoed
doors, doub.e rear porch' rees'naese
pr,ee. 3. .sso-NKAR CENTRAL HlGH
SCHOOL. Conveniently located two-fae.
ily APARTMENT; rooms ana hath "a lst
0oor:. g rooms and bath 90 2nd ocor; the
fst door e NOW VACANT and you can
more IN mcst any time you desiress Only
= $3.50 cash and balance in easy menthiy
payments.
Price. IS, coo-oN rARK ap; Nv -. ..s.. 4 Sss Ss.
hot.Water heat; very deep lott Attrecflve
front lawn. Only q. 500 cash a. Initial
payment.
FAIRFAX,
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P. F. CARLEY..

P. F. CARLEY.
F. 6153. 617 E St. NV.
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION.
Semi-detached pcbbledash, 7
rms, tile bath, h,w.h., el.; large
garage. Lot 48x150; fruit trees,
garden, etc. Vacant and in
frst-class condition. Direct from
owner, .oply $3.50. Liberal
terms Call Adams 3O8.
Evening star., 1921-06-01

Morrison-Chevy Chase
.Sl8,@ 8,@-Terms.
Beautiful hoIiow-tfle residence of rooms.
. baths hot-water heat, electric lights hard
wood noors open freplaces. breakfast porch,
sIeeping porch, garage: Lot IS II. front: shade
trees. Within one square Conn. ave. Perfect
condition. Immediate possession.
Detached Suburban Corner.
S8,OOOL$1,OO0 Cash.
On lot 100 IT square; with spsciou:
bath hot-water heat. electric light. Located
in Somerset. which is just west OF Wisconsin
ave, across from Chevy Chase Golf Links
This Is find.
30th ST., Georgetown.
.$4,WO-Easy Terms.
splendidly built brick home Of 6 large and
we'll planned rooms. deep back yard. geod white
section: close to cars. Purchaser can select
paper and paint and put in 6rst-class condition
portuntty.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
S16,OOO-Easy Terms.
An excellently constructed semi-bungaiow
Containing rooms and tiled baths, hot-wa-
ter heat; elee. lights. brilt-in garage. CHASED
in sleeping porch, library aud many unusual
features. Large corner lot. practically new.
Phone us for further particulars.
WILLIAM K
1108 10th