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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07

On the proceeding evening the Com
mandery No. Al, *. T., also elected Of
ecers They are as follows:
z. Civilian L. Startsman.
G.-John c. Parrett.
c. G.-Herbert A. Lamprel.
William NJ. O'Brien.
Trea Moore
Rec,-George o. Mallett.
Trustee-Willis Il. Ford
The Commandery will install Officers
at the next stated conclave which Will
be the evening OF December 10
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, begun and held II Room number l IN
tho Court House at Hammond, in said
County and state, on the md Monday
Of Januar. A. y 1922 said action
win be heard and determined In its
absence
~ WITNESS WHER EOF. I hereun-
to set my hand and anix the seal or
said Court. 1T Hammond, Indiana, this
9th dag Of December. AID. 1921.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
CseaD Clerk l., 5. G.
l5y: RUTH BERG,
Deputy Clerk 14.1.14. y
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highly and hope that it helps others as
it has helped me
Thousands of cases like this have
found that Nerv-Worth gave the de-
sired results and gave them quickly
Its action in stomach and nervous al
sictiUUo Is really remarkable. For
years it has been doing the work wher-
ever sold and thousands Of satisfied
users from all parts of the country
have vouched for its merit Many
have rightly termed il The Miracle
Medicine" andF the results it gives in
many cases is quite often mira ouious
1t acts i'm a sensible NAY. oNercomes
the troubles and gives pleasing and
lasting relief. ii reutrali2es poison
Gus gas-forming acids IN the stomach
It drives out impurities, makes for
proper assimilation. thus aiding nu-
triton 1t whets the appetite and tones
the while digestive system. At the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07

Industrial depr eEsion and the service
given by ths Street Car Railway. has
caused g revolution in the transporta-
lion facilities OF Hammond. say
Fsvcfution because IL has been a COM
plsts change, people today are looking
onward to ths time when they want
10 so from one part OF the city TO an
~<her IL will oily be necessary to step
cat On the street corner and into a taxi
and be taken TO their destination in
few minutes. and at g. very low cost.
There win coma q time when street
cars win De thing OF the past and
We viii look back and wonder why
this taxi or 5itney service didn't come
into existence long before It did; but
the answer IS that conditions were not
ripe 'or the change until few months
Ago. don't only blame the street car
service for the change. tho industrial
Conditions or depression had a great
rar4 in the change IN this way. There
we're IN tho city OF Hammond people
who had automobiles. and who were
out of employment and seeing that the
people nesded better service in the way
of transportation they began hauling
tho peopis 20 and from town for the
small sum OF 100, the result was that
they created employment for them
selves and now these drivers have
formed Gn organization known as tho
Hammond Motor Transportation Assn.
whose object is 60 encourage careful
driving and 90 give che people better
seTvicA We have adopted a set Of
working rules that will do away with
. lot OF accidents and each member has
obligated himself to live up to them
AZ present we are operating on two
routes, State and Holman to East
hammond. via Kenwood Ave. and
state ana Holman to East Chicago via
Goth Sc. We are going to put some
new routes, going before long.
All drivers who are members OF the
Hammond Motor Transportation Assn.
wifi carry q route card stating the
route and also the initials of the Assn
n NJ r. A. in red letters. These cards
also bear number so n you have left
parcel in car or IL you have a
complaint to make you can report the
number OF the car TO the president or
other officials OF the Assn. Now we
want the people TO cooperate with us
and II you have any suggestions to
make we meet every Tuesday $50 a.
M. Labor Temple. And I trust that
the people will patronize the Assn.
driver. who have organized them
selves together for the benefit of them
selves and the public.
r. NICHOLS,
Advertising. President II. NJ T. A.
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MONON SHOPS OPEN

lSPEcIAL 70 The rfnEsl
lAFAY ET0TE, Ind, Dec. THE Mon
on railroad shops opened on a fve hour
basis today after an almost complete
shutdown since Nov. because OF a pow err
plant breakdown.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Stocks, clos
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOCS-Rece:pts 1900; market. ac-
tive steady 70 lie higher. Bulk
$3.50 700; top, s7-25; heavyweight,
s6.65Q6. IS.
cATTLE-Receip pts. 1900: market
slow. mostly steady. Beef Steers
Choice and prime. sa.25 II; medium
and good, SIS. 15as.75; good and
choice. ssss56l1; common and med
ium. So. is 0s.s5.
sHEEP-Reecipt. 1900; market
fat lambs. strong to csc higher. Lambs
(s4 lbs. DOWN. s10q11.25 lambs
culIs and common. 81 90 co.'s.
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In the photo above Is pictured a scene
that VIII take place at the Superior
Court building, Hammond, December II
anu IS when members OF the Indiana
ians conduct 4 Child Health conference
which will be open free to the parents
of children In Hammond.
The purpose OF the clinic Is to pro-
vide means for parents to have their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07
COUNCIL
ELECTS OFFICERS

Hammond Council. No. 90. R. g. S. NJ
elected the following officers at the
stated assembly last evening:
l. N-Eisworth d. Mooney.
D. M.--Richard G. Slater.
c. Of W-WIford s. Trueblood.
Treasurer-Theodo-e Moore.
Rec.-George o. A1allett.
Trustee-Oliver c. Gaskil1
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
Wassey's Pleating Shop

aBRoYDERTNG, STAMPING. REN.
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE
SUTTON COVERING, BRAfDIsG
DUCHIN0, FANCY sTITCHING.
d STATE STREET, PHONE HAM.
MOND 49,
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Possession OF a trunkful OF clothes.
letters and manuscripts fs asked by
Edith Young in suit filed against
Viola A Beckett. 2I1 Lewis st. Ham
mond. Miss Young IS represented by
Attorneys Bomberger. Peters d NORTH
land.
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IlNrEeNArloNAL NEMs sERvIcEl

IN EHNN INHA- HtHS vLhft~Ll
NEW YORK. Dec THE stock
market closed weak today The rails
led the decline with the st. Paul is
sues bearing the brunt Of pressure. st.
Paul common sold down to as low as
1874, the lowest price IN two score
years. At the close the stock rallied
10 1885, Southern Pacific yielded =
to 1852 and Canadian Pacific after
touching 1921 closed at 1909 Bald
win dropped over one point to 81. The
motors showed a reactiorary tendency,
Studebaker dropped , points to S0is,
v-hiel Chandler fell points TO 4s:4
Steel common finished Z lower at
sax Government bonds unchanged
railway and other bonds irregular.
Total stock sales today es.2oo
shares; bond $17,06s.ooo.
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chickens, 19c; springs. &c; roos-ers.
15c; geese. 23c; ducks. 24c.
Observation-Disclosures. = cars, Wis
consin rounds. s. GoQ1.75 MINI. Red
Rivers. $50 10
EEAI-5o q so lbs, O SC; 20 20 so
lbs, 90 1oc; 90 to 10 lbs. 10Q11c.
fancy, liz he
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.
WHEAT-No. . n Sissy; No.
9 nor spring Dak.. s1.19H
CORN-No. mixed, 1871 iS1.c; y
2 white, isI4 4ts1tc; 10. !. yellow,
4si2 Q4s$.c, No. mixed. - . X n c;
40. 3 white 80 12s1iz,, ~. : yellow
t714 947a4c. No. / miAed. s645c NJ. 4
yellow. 47d47Lc-
OATs-No white s4a. 35c: No.
3. white. % 341sc; 80. white 80 u
Q?2tac.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

BUTTER - Receipts. 1850 tubs.
creameries-extras 43c; frsts. 81
packing stock. 3sG 25c.
EGGS-Receipts, 4.073 cases; rniscei-
laneous, 52a54c; ordinary frsts. 45@
soc; firsts, 54d SIC
1--WE -,Crrrs-py - Tu-'revz
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PROMINENT
ODDFELLOW DEAD
[ SPECIAL 10 I'VE rfurs1

LSPENIAL 10 IHE IIkESJ
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec Edwin
Farrer. former Grand Master of the
state Department 7. 0. o. T. and Assist
ant Grand Secretary OF that order is
dead. lie was IS Years Of ase.
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MASONIC NOTICE

Mckinley Lodge II. E. &
q =: :. ::::: !: : !: i:
1874 E. w. MILES, secy.
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Suit on note has been filed by Annie
Hughes against Gustie Tan ssig and
Helene Dobson through Attorney 4. Il.
Griffiths. The note is one taken by
wnfred Hughes on a piano sale and
was later asst gned to Mrs. Annie Hugh
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Hammond Musical College,

Piano. votce. Violin. Public Speak
Eng. Ukeieis, Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar.
Dancing. Dramatic Art 10-1
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pealed from Judge Friedrich's court by
the defendant. Harry Theodorow. The
plaintiff is William J. kenekos.
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Mrs. Bsu1ah Wright Comstock, read
er. will give program IN the gym of
the Lincoln school Friday. ,. m. asc
12-7.1
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NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATIONS

In the matter of the Estate of Leen-
dart Jabaay. Deceased. No. gas.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed Executor
of said Estate, BY the Judge OF the
Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is, supposed to be solvent.
DTNGEMAN JABAAY.
Executor
Dated December 9Th, 1921. 12:7::14:21
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Don't miss THE Dream That Came
True" comedy drama. given by the st.
paul's walther League Friday evening
AT the St PauIs school and parish
house. Admission Fo "Hr+s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-07

The Peoples Securities Co. has
brought suit against Leroy d. Winant
TO recover possession OF an automobile
and $500 damages. Ibach. Gavit. Stin-
son & Gayit are attorneys for the plain
tin.
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The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Amer
lean Legion viii meet tomorrow even
ing in Room Three OF the Superior
court in the Court House.
The Joint meeting OF the woman's
Guild and the Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paurs Episcopal church will be held
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock In
the church All the unfinished bust
ness OF the late bazaar Will be settled.
Every one actively engaged In the af-
fairs OF the bazaar IS urged TO be at
tho meeting TO settle accounts
About seventy guests enjoyed the
charming hospitality OF Mrs. Herbert
A. Lamprell yesterday afternoon when
she entertained a tea III honor Of her
sons bride Mrs. Albert William Lamp
rell. The rooms OF the attractive
a partment on Webb street were graced
with cut flowers. and in the dining
room. the tea table was exquisite with
Madeira linens. silver service and CEN
ter-piece OF gorgeous yellow and white
chrysanthemums The daintiest OF tee
confections and delicacies were served.
and Mrs. W. II. Gostlin. Mrs A. F
Rohrer. Miss kathryn Sharrer and Miss
Gladys Bell poured
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Watson OF will
liams street announce the birth OF
little son Reid Allen, on Tuesday, De-
cember 9Th.
The ladies OF Inmanuels EvangeH-
cal church viii have a monthly social
gathering tomorrow afternoon in the
church hall on East sibley street
Hear DR.. W. r. Cady. scientific lee
turer, At Pine st. Presbyterian church.
Thursday evening. Subject, The Birth
and Death OF Worlds" 12-7-i
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Observation-Disclosures.

.3uy enHua] Christmas festival and
AaaDa&x WI be- held on Sunday. Jan.
7, 1924. as Unity Hall for the benefit OF
tie poor children Of Hammond.
12-5-7-9-12:ft:16
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA LAKE COUN-
TY, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
INDIANA. NOVEMBER TERM, 1921.
Guy c. shaw vs.. Cecil c. Blogg ct al
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Advertising.

Don't miss The Dream That Came
True" comedy drama given by the st.
pau1's WaIther League Friday evening
AZ the St. Pauls school and parish
house. Admission so cents. 1872
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LEGAL NOTICES
ApXERTISENIENTS

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnish
Ing all labor. tools. material and fac
ilities for the construction and cree
ton Of Steam Generating Equipment.
consisting OF Two 60 horizontal
straight tube Water Tube Boilers. with
travelling CRATE stokers. Settings and
all appurtenances and auxliaries, Will
be received at the Office Of the Board
OF Public Works of the city of Ham
mond Indiana. until O'Clock p, m,
Central Time tho Twenty-arst day OF
December. 1921.
Specifications with drawings are on
hle and can be obtained at the Office
OF the Board OF Public Works of said
city. and also at the Office OF Mr.. John
Ericsson. Consulting Engineer. 80 North
La Sale Street. Chicago. Illinois. BY
making q deposit OF Five $50 Dollars.
which viii be refunded on the return
or the Specifications within ten (lO)
days following the date or receiving
bids.
certified check or equivalent, pay
able to the city of Hammond. for the
sum not less than Five (5) per cent
of the amount Of the bid. shall be de-
posted with each Proposal as a guar
antee that the Bidder Will execute con-
tract for the work contemplated at the
price bid.
The Contractor 70 whom the award
is made VIII be required to furnish a
satisfactory bond in a sum equal to the
amount Of the amount of the Contract.
\ Non-coilusion affidavit IS required
with each Proposal.
Bids viii be publicly opened, read
and scheduled and the Contract award
cd as soon thereafter as practicable.
The Board OF Public Works reserves
the right TO rec any and all bids or
TO accept any bid, should they deem it
tor the interest OF the CITY Of Ham
nond 90 TO do.
4. J. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER.
F. g DIETRICH.
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s. ]. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER.
T. Dr ETDTf-fr

Board of Public Works
JOHN A. MALO.
Clerk Hammond Water Department
1g:9:1S:19
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The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First NJ. z. church will
meet with Mrs. julius Dunsing at her
hons, io7 Carroll street. on Thursday
afternoon at one o'clock, to sew for
tho orphanage.
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The Lady Maocabees will give a card
party Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. Schultz OF 432 Garfield ave-
nue..
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Mrs. Thomas Jordan, OF 1856 Gar
field street. who for the past several
weeks has been under treatment in the
Health Home OF the Palmer School OF
in Davenport. Iowa, has
returned TO her home. still quite i'll but
hopeful and wonderfully buoyed in
spirits Mrs Jordan anticipates a com
plete recovery from an illness OF many
years duration.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Apartment, "Cal-
umet," Corner 3rd and East
Canitol SITS.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme romrt
of the District OF Columbia passed in equ'iH
cause No. 3sOa9. the undersigned trustee VIII
offer for sale 10y public auction. in front OF ~"
premises. on WEDNESDAY. TIE TWEN1h
SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. 1T.1. Al
IlAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the 10!
lowing described land and premises. situate IN
the city of Washington, District OF toirmbi".
TO wit: Lot In square 1sG being tine wcsi
~ L. feet Of said lot 10y the depth OF 40 feet.
improved by fOur-stcTy brick apartment.
northeast corner Srd and East Capitol streets.
containing eight 4-room and hath apartments.
electricity and hot-water heat. monthly ten
ancies: yearly rental. 1886.
Terms of sale: 0nethird OF The pircha-"
money 10 I've paid in cash. the balance in tn"
equal installments. payable in one and ~"
years. with interest at six per cent per snnum .,
payable semi annually. from day OF sale, -
cured by deed OF trust upon The property sold
or all cash, al the option Of the purchaser.
deposit of $500 required OF the purchaser at
the time OF sale. All conyeyanclng. recording.
revenue stamps and notariai fees at the cos
Of the purchaser. Terms o: sale TO h complied
with within thirty days from day of sale, 9th
e-,yise the trustee reserves the right to rc&el!
the property at the risk and cost OF the dc
faulting purchaser. after five days advertise
ment Of such resale in some newspaper publish
ed 10 the city Of Washington, u. c.
JOSEPH r. FERRY. Trustsa.
eeik-dAdssexSu LILO yth st ~.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FOR sALE-HousEs
T0N ttUWed. {

fANIEN HEIGHTS.
10 rooms. /: baths: h.-w. heat: elec. This
is the lowest priced house of this character
in this vicinity at $l2.UW
GOIIMRIA HEIGHTS.
rooms, bath; lHtrobe heat; garage. Only
81, 750 on easy terms.
QUINCY NEAR NORTH CAPITOL.
rooms; INV. heat good yard TO alley.
$3.50
SAILS ADDITION.
rooms: INV. heat; elec.: garage: $l2.p0.
easy terms
NEAR SAILS ADDITION
Groom brick: b.-w. heat; elrc; front and
rear porch-s: good yard: high elevation
Shonld please the discriminating buyer at
PETTY 4 PETTY.
l32'. New York ave. Main .i27
Wo0DRlDiE-l1 ROOMS: SLEEPING
porch: baths: detached; pebbledash: lot 5br
l3O: practically new: one floor now rpnted.
So, a month: owner occupies floor; $l1 $50
: 81. 800 cash. $ % per month. Call OWNER.
Frunklin 1867 lGs
Evening star., 1921-10-15
76oo nth NV.

VERY ATTRACTIVE. tapestry brick
modern home: on very easy terms:
location exceedingly desirable. II you
see 1t, you will like IT;
4I3 22nd NV.
FOR COLORED; 6-room brick: in
tne repair; new and costly range: big
front and hack yards; much below
n. Z. RYON CO.. INC.
Successors to New Ycrk Realty Brokers,
Main 4597. 1i23 + ST.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FOR sALE-HousEs
CODtlnued.
ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS.

Near Wisconsin and Mass. Ave. Heights; de-
eoians y.nSn room b.. Ssfs
places; 2 sleeping porches; electric and coal
Only sl6.OOo-s5.oO 600 cash; balance arranged.
Mt. Pleasant; near 10th St: IL rooms, .
baths: hot water and electricity gear brick
garage; arranged for apsrtments-one 3
rooms and hsth. one rooms aud bath. Only
sl5, 5,00o-S5.000 cash: balance arranged.
C1eveisnd Park: lovely well built ssmi-de-
tached brick: Z rooms and bath: vapor heat
and electricity sleeping porch and breakfast
porch: open fireplace; built-in garage: ami.
Only a,5O0--convenient terms.
Takoma Park: excellent Groom and bath
home; sleepin: porch and breakfast porch;
h.wh. and electricity; hardwood throughout;
many convenient features. bargain Mt
S12.5o0- convenient terms
On beautiful Grant Circle, pctworth; fine
enii-detached tapestry brick; six rooms and
bath VIII; electricity; many attractive fea-
lures: deep lot. To IL TO appreciate. Only
SlO.0O0-tertns arranged.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES
onfinued.

RANDOIPH ST. NV. NEAR 3th. PET
worth: a perfect hons. in this POPULAR neigh
"i~ctrieity and % gas; OAK oak hoor: sleeping p"rch:
wide. deep lot to paved alley. 9uick posses
SION r"u'n31ss IonIs 'fF~s r sudsMsksh %5,isI H."
1907 New York Ave. Main llGG
sth ST. NV. NEAR BrTrERNUT: InME-
date occupancy Of an srDon. modern, hollow
1 nsp Lot t. sGsf
gas: very large front porch. sleeping P"rrh;
brick fireplace; slate roof; attic space: chicken
house. Convenient to one Of the largest and
hest public schools. to cars. public library.
churches and stores; this ir one Of the most
desirable locations in the city and al slo."o
LOUIS l.. SHOEMAKER
1852 MADISON ST. NV. nGth ST. HIGH
lanis): beautiful. new. detached house ut
tapestry brick: slate roof: Show ho,.se Il
unsurpassed quality Of construction nnd m"st
attractive plan. ON an ideal lot with fin" old
trees. Living room with handsome brick nrc-
place, dining ro"nl. breakfast porch. large
pantry with tmiIt-in Refrigerator: roomy
r.sr stair: very large % front r"reI, "s Lri.k
and concrete; bedrooms. . fine ba athrooms.
ON" with shower: immense and delightful sleep
ing porch: fun roored atfic. ample for addi,
tiuua rooms; laundry: ccdstorag" an1 furl
room in basement: hot water heat, electric
light, gas: beautiful lighting fixtures. We
shall be glad to show you this house at any
LoTIs r. sHoEMAKER,
FINEST LOCATION IN PETwoRTH. oN
Grant Cirrs--Beantiful tapestry brick: hard
wood finish: electricity. gas: alley: practically
new. Price reduced for quick sale TO $1,000;
BILE tarms.
Union REALTY CORPORATION.
1910 4; ST. Main 4s1..
TEN ROOMS. BATH AND CELLAR; WIDE
frontage: srIni-1ets rned: located three squares
If Congressional Library. choice part of Capt.
tnl Hill. This property can he made an excel
lent home. Reasonable terms. Price, $500
III st. s.e.. Opp Congressional Library.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: BEArTIFULLY
furnished home on Harvard terrace. including
n Dodge sedan automobile; hous. contains re-
ception hall. living room with oIen fireplace,
dining room. kitchen aAd screened rear porch.
four bedrooms. bath, FIVE large closets and
double sleeping I,Orc., and attic: maid room:
built-in garage: winters supply of coal and
wood; hot-water heat: electric light; furnish
ings include approximately $1,000 worth of
oriental rugs: beautiful surroundings and won
derful view Of park; lot. 23.03 feet by 11I.A
feet to 15-foot alley. Substantial cash pay
ment required.
GEO. w. LINKINs. Exclusive Agent.
1719 st. NV.
An ASKING ONLY 5000 FOR MY THOR
oughiy up-to-date home. located on wide ave.
close TO 18th st; similar homes in the I'm
mediate vicinity bringing two and three
thousand more. This is real bargain for
some one. Front porch: seven rooms. tile bath:
hot-wnter heat electric lights: hardwood
floors; por.hes: deep lot; la.t. alley.
viii make reasonable terms. Address Box
orc Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
BARGAINS IN SMALL HOUSES
for sale by
MOORE & HILL. INC.

NEAR bth AND Il SIS. Ma hne two.
family apartment. Price, 81, 500.
"A we'll built Groom brick dwelling; 6ne
condition: price, $3.50.
NEAR stb AND z SITS. N.E.-9.room house.
With lot 40 feet front; q fne business op-
portunity. Price, $4,000.
NEAR 9th AND sTs. N:W-s.room and
bath: furnace heat; Price; >!,sSo
n.w.-8-room and bath: hardwood floors; in
business zone. Price. S. 500.
bath: large lot. Price, 5000.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND & sTS.-6-
room and bath; fine garage. Price. $1,000. !,
NEAR lst AND STS. S.E.-S-roOm and
bath: renting for $50 per mo. Price. $4,000.
Near Columbia road and Ga. ave. NV
s rooms and bath; hot-water heat; price.
$1,000.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued,

5000.
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.
containing rooms. tile bath. heated by hot
.ater; electric lights hardwood floors; front
1aens ana double =, Issr p"s%neS
$3.50.
X. l. AVE. NV. Mr.. Ist ST.
Modern home. containing rooms and bath;
heated by hot water. Lot 2l!; feet wide
encouragement SSSsiosp will give IMMEDIATE ros-
$500.
TAkOMA PARK.
1s fo s ssss to sSts s
porch porch. Ca Garage. S.' VACANT. '
$3.50.
NEAR Sth AND + NE.
Two.story brick residence, newly p.psred,
monthly tenant at s55 per month.
$4,8so.
COTTAGE CITY.
Bargain In finely built 4-room bungalow; !;
bath; city water. gas. electric lights: large
lot. Owner-occupant.
$500.
NORTHEAST.
Two-story. bay-window brick. located in
white netghborhoOd; convenient to cars;
rooms and bath.
NORTHWEST SUBURBS.
4 charming semi suburban. strictly colonial
brick house of middle hall design; everything
first class, from cellar up: has parlor. recep-
tion 'middleI hall, library. beautiful paneled
dining room. den. kitchen and pantry; 3
quarters above stairs: billiard room in base
ment; one acre OF land; in hest part of Cicve-
land Park, with this splendid improvement:
large garage. tennis court and shade; porch
entire front with side Wings.
Evening star., 1921-10-15

rHREE-sToRY AND CELLAR BAY-wINDow
bricE house; h.w.h.; rooms, pantry and
modern plumbing: Ord door arranged for light
housekeeping, including hot and cold water:
possession Nov. 1. Terms. See OWNER, $50
r 1t. NV.
FOB SALE. By OWNER-AN ATTRACTIVE
corner house. exposures, containing 10 rooms,
2 incJosed sleeping porches, 3 beths, garage.
Apply on premises. $50 18Th st. NV. 16s