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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-09
TWO Sisters
GET help
Praise Lydia E. Pinkhana's
Vegetable Compound for
what it did for Them

Hagerstown, Md. Il was overworked
and my monthly periods stopped. Ny
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-09

With half a ecam, half team, we
won our old ball game.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28

source from which spring the
laws and the revenue that en-
able us to function as a people
governed by the people.
There are many good sena-
tors and congressman, and
doubtless there are some who
are not so good. They have
performed much constructive
work in the past, and some
that is Indifferent in its value.
We take them as we find
them and are thankful that
they are as good as they are.
They might be worse.
Baseball is the national
valve. II is through the pop
ular game that men with red
blood find a vent for their pent
up enthusiasm, or an hour of
relaxation from the burden
some cares of life.
Baseball has sprung from a
humble beginning to an emin-
,nce that almost staggers the
conception of the human mind.
1t came up with the glories
of a rocket, and almost collap-
sed with the thud of a dud.
There are honest and bril-
liant players who are an honor
20 their profession, and expos
ure has disclosed a ring of
grating shysters.
Congress is on trial, as il has
always been.
Baseball is in the balance,
as il has never been before.
May justice and right guide
their minds and their hearts
and their hands, in the oppor-
.unities that are before them,
20 the end that the affairs of
government ay be so satisfac-
torily adjusted and attuned
that the call of the diamond
may find us in a frame of mind
capable of enjoying to the full
est the pleasures that emanate
from the field of the ball and
the bat.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
Mass Meeting
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF GAR
RARD COUNTY,


The Democratic County Executive
Committee Of Garrard County has
been called to meet in Lancaster,
Ky, at the Circuit Court Room on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. NJ,
April 30th., to consider matters and
all matters that may affect the in
terest Of the party at this time.
All good democrats who are interest
ed in the success Of the party in Gar
rard county are invited to be pres
ent to advise with the committee on
this occasion. The committee and
the democrats assembled will prob
ably be asked to endorse a candidate
for sheriff. county clerk. and the
legislature and take such action on
all party matters as may be deemed
best for the party at this time.
]. +. ROBINSON.
Chairman Dem. Co. Ex. Com.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy Of Z. V. Puryear to
succeed himself in the office of Com
monwealtn's Attorney for this dis
triet. subject to the action Of the
Democratic Primary, August 6, 1921.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
Our Two Extremes.

Two great organizations Of
the American people are at
work again-congress and
baseball.
Congress represents to us
the serious side of life, the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
The Freshman Boy.

Il will not put pins in my dear
teachers chair" (Taeks will hurt
Just as much anyway
II will not play hockey from
school to 20 fishing or swimming.
(That Is. in the winter time.)
II will not copy any Algebra prob
lens. Il would rather copy Latin
sentenees.)
will be a regular attendant at
Christian Endeavor, d. y. +. U. and
Epworth League. Chat is just be-
fore soeials.)
L. J.-"Say. Lorraine, II a biscuit
/ IA a soda cracker, what is AN ice
picki"
Lorraine Daniels-"Don't know
= haiti"
L. IA water cracker"
A slight revival in business Is
noted. Some day we may feel IT,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
Lancaster
School Notes

The school work was resumed
Monday after a very delightful holi-
Jay. All the teachers seemed glad
to ge; back. although they said that
they had enjoyed themselves very
much. The school will have some
,cry hard work from now until the
end % school and therefore will be
Kept very busy for the next few
weeks.
The Lancaster High School Base
hall players journcyed to Nicholas
willie two days last week On Thurs
day they played Nicholasville High.
this was victory for l.. II. s. the
score being 10 g. Friday they
played the Therlkeld school but in
this one they lost. the score being
Is TO in favor Of Nicholasville.
This was the second game tina; Ian
easter has lost this Baseball season.
The Lancaster High School Base
hall team played the town team last
Monday afternoon, the score being
;7 to Z in favor u the town team.
The Freshmen girls have made an
attempt to organize the baseball
team. Miss Lucille Beazlcy was
UNANIMOUSLY elected captain. Miss
Margaret Conn, first base, Elsie
/ Fothergill. second; Mamie Brown,
third. Elyirce Hurt. Myrtle Lee and
Gertrude Conn, fielders, Stella Her
ron. pitcher. We have had great
deal Of trouble in getting an umpire
Tor all the girls wish to hat-A
Freshman.
Miss Stella Heron has returned 10
school after an absence 81 n week.
We are glad 10 see her looking 80
well. after having her tonsils rcmov-
I'd
Rev Hudson gave a splendid talk
I'm chapel last Tuesday morning He
discussed the value Of thinking and
We enjoyed his talk very much.
Chester Milton Sanford lccturcd
ere in the school auditorium last
Wednesday night on "Thc Failure
q The Misfts." This was very
lsplcudid lecture for adults and chill
,rcn and il would have done anyone
good TO have heard him lie brought
cut points about the failure Of men,
who had selected the wrong calling
and did not find II out until too late;
% one having told them. lie made
Il clear that a boy or girl choosing
10 life work should think and choose
wisely, selecting one that was open
for him.
Mr. Translate. The queen
has a rose"
Rogcr-"Regina orta est" (The
queen has arisenD
Paul-"what Is a negro cemetery
lhke9"
Ben-"Huh. that's easy. A black
berry patch"
Clyde-"Heyl Claude Rice. don't
stand so near the tracts with your
mouth open"
Claude Rice-"Why7"
Clyde-"why. the cars will think
its depot and run IT,"
II
A mosquito lii on a Juniors head.
snd there began TO drill.
He bored away for an hour or so,
And then he broke his bill.
Fleece BIN race you 20 feet"
Bill Anderson-"Naw, you would
OF have 10 do nuthin, but fall
Town"
Paul Morrow writing up camel
ga large and intelligent crowd was
present"
FATTY" Rankin-"what do you
mean by "large and intelligent. "
Paul-"well you and | were there.
You are large and am intelligent"
High School Decentralization OF
Shakespeare.
/. COMEDY Of Errors"-Fresh-
man.
2. "Mueh ado about Nothing
Sophomores.
3. AS you like it"-Juniors.
4. "All's Well That Ends Well"-
Seniors.
The Freshman Boy.
II will not put pins in my dear
teachers chair" (Tacks will hurt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
Opportunity beckons to the
two extremes.
Before And After.

What ne says 10 ner IN puOllc'
He il a Chesterfield in polite
ness. and is quick to anticipate
her wishes and her desires.
There is a reason. a very
potent one. She is her own
mistress and can tell him to
move on" when he fails to
measure up TO her standard.
But after the minister has
received his fee il is different.
She is tied to him. is ut his
mercy. and in many respects
i helpless.
She has the same feelings.
the same ambitions. the same
sensibilities and desires that
she had before. but she is not
free to exercise them as she
would if she were single again.
Ter thoughts may travel afar,
tut her material world is re-
stricted 10 his shadow.
Her future is as he makes il.
or mars il. Her life becomes
a dream of bliss. or an agony
of misery, as he elects.
Most men mean we'll toward
their wives throughout the
years of their association. They
lave no desire To pain or hui
initiate them in public or in
private life. They simply be-
come careless, often inatten-
tive, sometimes Indifferent.
The counting period seldom
lasts.
II is when these things occur
in public that the women suf-
fers the most. They cannot
be explained. for there is no
excuse. She is Inundated
without redress.
She was born i'm suffering,
and suffering clings 20 her
through life.
1t is the way of the world,
but the way might be better.
The world is tired of war.
II wants peace-plenty OF
peace-universal and perpetu-
al peace-or at least a major
| ity of us do.
But will we achieve our de-
sires?
Let us consider.
A hungry dog will always
make dive for a juicy bone.
II is the nature of the brute.
II will never change. And
some dogs are always hungry.
Nations are much like dogs.
World commerce is their juicy
bone. They are all after il.
They will never cease to seek
il as long as international re-
lations exist.
There will never be perpetu-
al peace between dogs, be-
cause wherever there is a bone
there is an object of strife and
contention.
We doubt if there will ever
be universal peace among the
nations of the earth rs long
as the commercial bone exists,
because strife and contention
is inherent in mankind Just as
il is in the dog.
There is little difference be-
tween the law of human ma
ture and that of the brute ere
alton.
Each wants the bone. and
sooner or later they will fight
TO gain or retain control of it,
Universal peace is a beau.
tlful dream and we greatly de-
sire to see it. But a dream is
= reality only while il lasts.
We may rejoice in the peace
of today, but today is never
guarantee for the morrow.
There is a bone in the way
uxs.SxSxp.7.SxS.Sa1.rxzxS
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28
High School Decentralization OF
Shakespeare.

Shakespeare.
/. COMEDY Of Errors"-Fresh-
man.
2. "Mueh ado about Nothing
Sophomores.
3. "As you like it''-Juniors.
4. "Alrs Well That Ends Well
Seniors.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28

L. IA water cracker"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-28

Paul-"what is a negro cemetery
lke?"
Ben-"Huh. that's easy. A black
berry patch"
Evening star., 1921-04-09

ZO3 9Th ST. n +.
S1"H-Modern Groom. fine bath house. over
looking Mass: ave; hot. water heat: newly pa
pered and painted. 81 LOCO cash bal! easy
PETWORTH HOME.
*69oo-A fine. little colonial home Of six
large rooms and tile bath: beautiful neigh
porh"od strictly white section: fine fixtures.
guaranteed furnace screened-in double back
porch hardwood floors Can be sold ST .neD
casa. balance like rent. Immediate pnssessioi.
4lS SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Modern 6room. tiled bath colonia! home. in
nest section OF Petworth bargain at S6.2I2:
*i:uV cash; $3.50 per MONTH including all
interest.
9th NEAR F NE.
So 0OO for fine Groom and tiled bath bay
window. modern brick home in this all-whitc,
convenient section: h. h.; house in fine shape.
only $1,000 cash. bal. easy.
BLOONlINGDALE.
s6.1'0 for beautiful 21-f,ot- front colonial
home of six large roo:ns. fine bath: hardwood
trimmings: glass doors: home in lovely tnndi-
tion: large garage and good back yard: 81. .(nD
cash and balance easy: immediate possession
DAVIS &
1920 \. Y Ave
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Near Walter Reed Hospital
MckEEVER & GOSS.
Main 4752.

Main 452.
Cleveland Park.
Semi-detached stucco home Of pleasing ap,
pearance: on lot 6Ox110: nine rooms and ba h
and spacious Iorchcs all conveniences: hot
water heat electrc>lightS. ha rdwoOd floors and
trim: vacant. Price. $13. 900. on reasona ble
terms.
McKEEvER & GOss,
1905 Eye ST. Main 47J2.
PetWorth.
Rest section of Petworth: fine little home OF
six rooms and bath: front and porcheS:
nicely finished with natural wood trim: cleo
tric lights: good heating plant: space for
garage. Price. only $3.50; S1.j0O cash re-
qured.
McKEEvER & GOSS.
1906 Eye st. Main 4752.
Mt. Pleasant.
Convenient to 18th St; ten bright rooms and
bath: extra lavatory, double rear porches: hot
water heat. electric lights. hardwood floors;
an attractive home and priced low at $1o. 900.
MckEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 47oo.
Washington Heights.
Very attractive home of tapestry brick:
eight rooms and bath. with large pantry and
conveniently arranged house. with bult-n ice
box: hardwood floors and trim: choice electric
fixtures: double garage. Price. $4,000.
MckEEvER 4 GOSS,
1403 Eye st. Main 475a.
r & GOSS,
Main 4752.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.


FOR SALE
!. Mt. Pleasant Section.
! Near Lamont and 18th SITS.
| Fine brick; II rooms. 3 baths
h.-w.h.. cleo. and gas; garage tor
two cars; house in good condl-
ton.
Price. $4,000.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE
CONN. AVE. PROPERTY.
Section rapidly changing
to
Business Houses.
For details
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
A>NdI i/tPoIS NiiNi>.
3-STORY APARTMENT.
) apartments. , and 5 rooms,
bath each; electricity; Ruud wa
ter heater. Fine investment or
home. Renting for $3.50 per
month. Price. $4,000.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co..
III 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Downtown Property.
- Near r. I. ave. and 18th.
Fine residence or
Investment proposition.
T. rooms, > baths. Ii. h.w.h. elec.
House in Good Condition.
Room for garage
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
TT 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
In Saul's Addition.
Handsome Detached Home.
8 rooms, bath, h. W., cleo, gas.
Garage. Large lot.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-09

on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. west of lith 81.
Price 300. 4 substantial residence. Sll'
m tod on one of the best streets. containing
u rooms. 3 baths. hot-wat"r heat. ritctFI'
tights, purches. instantaneous heater. Posses
sion Reasonable terms. ~
IN WEBSTER STREET west Of 1tth.
Price slaNW rooms, :. baths. h"t-whtri
heat electric lights double garage. pofch"s.
Owner occupant. :,
pETWORIH HOUSE rr:ce. Ss.1Hn. EN'
ccptionally well located; : ro9ms. bath not
water heat electric lights: room for gaIngn:
18TH AND PARK ROAD. Price, $',9Jo.
Semi de etached brick. rooms and bath: not
water heat, electric lights. In excellent con
dition. ,., ,,,,-,.,.
ATTRACTIVE RLOoMI%GnALE HOUSE.
Price So 80. $ large rooms. two floors. Hot
water heat electric lights, hardwood floors
ash trim. open frrplnces. Front ana rear
marches. side and rear alley. 4 splendid Of
fering.
ALLAN L WAI
Evening star., 1921-04-09
1905 Eye Street.
PetwOrfh

elWOICn.
Dandy little home. two years old and in per
iecf condition; six bright rooms and BATH has
int-water heat. electric lights. hardwood floors
and trim; garage. Can be bought on 81 900
cash and easy terms balanc, of price,
IS. $50.
McKEEyER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St. Main 47jc
Northeast.
Best Northeast section: very attractive
home. completely detached large lot: has
front and double rear porcheS: two stories
comprising ten rooms and bath and finished
room In attic: sleeping porch: very attractively
hnished: electric lights. good heating plant
screened throughout; garage. Price, $1,000.
McKEEvER & GOSS
1905 Eye st. Main 4732.
Washington Heights.
4 well-built. attractive home Of eight rooms
and hath on two floors; also sleeping porch: all
improvements: hOt-water heat. electric lights
hardwood floors and trim; screens; very good
buy for s12.5O.
McKEEvER & GoSs.
14O5 Eye st. Main 4752
Woodbridge.
Attractive little home with commanding view
Of the city: detached: six rooms and hath:
StuccO construction: front and pOrr.ieS
good heating plant: electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim: space for garage. Price.
$500.
McKEEvER GOSS.
14O5 Eye St. Main 4.J2.
MIX l. I, Y T.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR sALE-H0USEs.
ntinued
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
14O0 New York Ave NV.
Phone Main 0S

ADJACENT TO ROCK CREEK PARK.
This house is positively the cream Of the
market. 30 IT. wide. tapestry brick. Ken
nedy bnilt. There is much in this house
impossible to obtain on the ma terial mar
ket today. There never has been nor will
ever be more elegant or better construct
cd home In Washington. The location is
superior in every sense. 1t will I've to your
advantage to investigate this property at
once. Price. s17.50O; interesting terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
On Conn. A semi idet ch.d brick
house. has large rooms parquetry fonrs
through the entire house. Colonial front
porch. glassed-in sleeping porch. also
glassed-in breakfast porch; open fireplace
in living room and masters bedroom. Ex-
cellent garage facilities. Price, $1,000;
good terms.
WOODLEY PARK.
Just west Of Conn ave 10 rooms ; ha tbs
h.w.h.. elec. lights and other redeemug z
features This is elegant home and
all rooms are beautifully finished. In
mediate possession can be given. Terms
can be. arranged.
14TH STREET HEIGHTS.
An unusual opportunity to secure this we'll
built brick home. rooms = complete
baths. h. " h., elec. lights. garage. 4 con
venient home and a good buy. Price
$l2.oOO; easy terms.
" A Ar <
Evening star., 1921-04-09
SO7 18th St. NV.

Cleveland Park.
Newark St near 34th a home that must hc
sold for out-of- town owner: rooms break
fast porch and billiard room; wide colonial
front porch 100 #. front. with beautiful
grounds: modern heating and lighting Price
only 1900.
Park Road.
West of 18th st. near cars: semi-deta ched
colonial porch home. with IN rooms and =
haths and maids room and ba tn; hot-wafer
heat. electricity; large yard to alley Price
Sl3 900.
Ontario Place.
Near car line. in this convenient and de-
>irabir section: 10 rooms, hot-water heat
electricity; in perfect condition: double rar
age. Only $1,000. Inspect. 1886 Ontario nj
\arnum Street.
West Of 10th St. in this delightful section.
a hollow tile detached residence nearly new:
rooms :: baths modern Throughout with
every modern convenience. 4 bargain at
$13 600,
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Near \Nardman Park Hotel.

Near Wardman Park Hotel.
A beautiful 3-story modern h"me: 10 large
light room. 4 fine baths and showers; attra,
tive dining room with beam ceiling: hard-
wood floors throughout: servants quarters: III
uerfect condition; wide. screened SleerlnE
porches: large yard, double garage. Only
81, $50.
Saul's Addition.
Attractive new home. with 6 rooms and tile
bath: lot 4JxlJO to alley: hot-water heat
electricity: beautifully finished; handsome
lighting fixtures: wonderful living room, with
stone opcn fireplace. Price. Sll.W0. with
homes in the immediate vicinity much higher
in price.
Bloomingdale.
A Groom and bath brick, in this location
close to the business sertion: furnace heat :
immediate possession. Price. $1,000. on terms.
Near Marine Barracks.
o.family apartments of rooms and bath
and :, rooms and bath: separate entrances
and porri,cs front and rear; fine investment or
home. Only SJ.oD
WALTER
Ai: 16S2 11o1 Fl &
Evening star., 1921-04-09
B. II. GRUNER HOMES.
1902 TO 1910 KANSAS AVE

5SO2 TO 1916 KANSAS AVE.
1901 TO 1881 THIRTEENTH STREET NV.
SIX, SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS, ONE AND TWO
BATHS. ONE CORNER HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS AND
RECEPTION HALL. TWO BATHS. HEATED GARAGE.
FIREPLACE SOME HOUSES HAVE: SCREENED SLEEP
ING AND BREAKFAST PORCHES, BEAM CEILINGS.
ATTICS AND LAUNDRY. FRONT AND REAR PORCHES
ARE EXTRA LARGE. CHANDELIERS CONTROLLED BY
SWITCH. SEVEN CLOSETS AND PANTRY IN EACH
HOUSE. NOT THE ORDINARY. CHEAP. SPECULATIVE
HOUSE, But real, HOMES OF THE BETTER TYPE
NEAREST DOWNTOWN OF ANY NEW HOUSES WITHIN
REACH OF THE 14th STREET CARS WE ASK \ CLOSE
INSPECTION. So95O TO Sl6~5G0
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL 9 PM
TERMS AN BE ARRANGED.
B. H. GRUNER, OWNER OR YOUR AGENT
o16 UNION TRUST BLDG PHONE MAIN 7oS x
Evening star., 1921-04-09
20 n. Y. Ave. NJ $685. NJ 559S
N. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC.
721 18th st. NV.
Price. $3.50.
Phones Main S0O3.

Price. 81 $50.
in northeast section. containing ~.x uuusually
tn" house is twrIty-3n feet wide ani the
owner will Civ" possession. An opportunity
not to be overlooked.
Price, $o.25O.
Pe'worth section. Tapestry brick. cen
ia .ninS six roums and bath: hot water heat,
electric lights hardwood floors: garage: pos
session may be had in thirty days. Phone Us
regarding this hcme.
Price. S9.25O.
Within easy walking .is'pnca of downtown.
Northwest section: home containing ten rooms
md bath. hot water heat: horse has h-rn new
ly decorated and immediate possession may be
had. \ splendid value
Price. Sl1.75O.
North Of Park rd. Within one-half block
Of 14th 81. cars: splendid home. ronta ininc
eight rooms and bath: i,ot water heat. electric
lights. hardwood floors: large lot to wide al
ley: owner. leaving the city. will give i'm
mediate possession. Phone FOR anpoin tnient To
inspect.
Price, $1,000.
In the downtown section. conveniently To-
Gated: scmidetached home. containing nire
rooms and bath: modern improvements: lot
2Gx100, with two-story garage; possession
n. l.. SANSBl |
"EvERYTHING l,
721 18th
DI, =
Evening star., 1921-04-09
YOCR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
LEE d. IATIMER co

1410 Ii St Main S,s1
\ very delightful sami-dctached home in
Fetworth seven rooms and bath Hot-water
isati and electri" light. Good lot. room for
garage. Price. s9.Hn- Easy terms
We have listed with To close an estate
four very attractive homes on street n .
These houses going TO he sold You must
them to appreciate their value Prices
range from 81 I-G 10 sT-D,. Easy terms
4 fre lo-roGm house Girsrd street be-
tween irth and 18th. Room for garage Hot
waIcr heat electric light In excellent repair
Very reasonable price to Immediate purchaser
An excellent buy on Girard street near 18th
Eight and bath. Hot-water heat and
o;"~tric light Two-"ar garage. Lot US show
IL to y"r at once. II is going To go.
ATTENTION. CoI.ORED PURCHASER
Thr-c-story brick dwelling Sth street in
tie 1|'s ihO'k. rooms and bath. House in
fna condition. l."t Us show you this Price
81 gn.
SXroom and bath brick on y street Fur.
heat AMI gas !ighr. Absolutely in per
!.'t repair. Rented now ut good rental.
VIII >"i very reasonable terms. Price,
i.i'u n,u"k Iur"oran street. 3-story brick
= and bath, All modern Improvements
i'"rt e" Ir"~ ~ e coed irc"u" E" the owner
L-sy I"THi~ let u >iiT., Epn his.
LEE j. LAIIMER co,
Realtors.
14lQ II Street N,W -
Evening star., 1921-04-09
WALTER \. BROWN,
14OO II Street NV. Main 1O5-
New Offerings OF Moderately Priced, Attractive,
Modern Homes

IN RRIGHTWOOD. Price $1,000
rooms and bath Semi detached bedrooms
Let 3:N13o feet. New and ready for ocr;,
psncy.
NEAR FAHk ROAD AND NEW HAMP.
SHIRE AVE. Price. $3.50. Colonial brick.
e rooms and bath. p"rchrs. garage Owner
nccdpunt will give possession.
IN BLDOMlNGDALE. Price S5a5n. ii
rooms. bath. furnace heat. room for garage
Owner premises.
ANOTHER IN RLOOMINGDALE Price
81. 800 s rooms and bath two floors;
ideal arrangement Furnace heat. Possession
BUNGALOW ON X. L. AVE. Price 50 500
q rooms and bath. h"t-water heat. electric
lights. hardMood >oor~, ash trim, large porches
Lot i5X1G.
FACING: SOLDIERS HOME PARK Price
Nearly semi -tlri iached brick
Is rooms ard bath. Hot-water heat. electric
lights. Owner leaving city; Will give posses
sion.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
S21.OOO.CO.

$21,OOOOO.
10th Street Extended.
A beautiful detached home, located on cor
ncr within one square of 18th St: contains 3
rooms and baths: owBer-occupant. will give
immediate possession.
$4,000.
Chevy Chase. ID. {.
Army officer. leaving city, offers his at
trartiye residence for sale; large rooms. In
addition to attic: garage.
$4,000.
Convenient Gov. Printing Office.
A well built thrce-story brick: contains $
rooms and bath; convenient to car line.
S1l, $4,000.
Columbia Heights.
Located between 18th and 18th SIS; three,
story bay window brick: siX bedrooms; healeu
10y hot-watcr; owner-occuIant.
81 10000.
Holmead Manor.
Thoroughly modern home; colonial front
porch: 6 rooms and bath; hot-w heat; clcc-
tric lights; deep lot to paved alley.
VIM. H. SAU.