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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15

1t Melted mo five home runs In four
consecutive games a new record. II
put me five ahead OF last year, and by
driving the ball into tho center field
something hnv. aimed for since my
hrSt game IN the American League.
But talk about painting the lily.
can you Imagine seeing your long
anticipated and best home run going
higher and higher directly over the
head OF your greatest rival. who with
all his speed and tricks and brillian;
Fielding, had To stand like he was
hdndCuifch AZ tho wonderful little BAN
ratified untouched into tn" blcaChcrs
behind him?
And. yet. dcspit" this thrill. am
forced TO say that the rcul achieve
'nent was 10 match strength and wits
against Ty cobb. the batting average.
king, with mark OF 800 at the mo-
m"ri t. have him at tn" bat and mo
in the box. to meet him square up IN
Il littl" conflict. all our own, ia niCh
/ h"ld him hltlcsS AMI finally saw him
rtbi. 10 the b.nch after striking out.
Tigers Pilot Got Babe HiIcd.
mobile speeding. just like TO do
every job with high pressure Ana
~ Cobb simply uncOrkcd my safety
valve Monday afternoon. but do
not mean 10 strut or gloat about this
brush with Cobb. | realiz" that fate
Is hcki" and may ;urn on me cohh
is a worthy foe ana Il d.S p"ratc rival.
and when such IA competitor is over
come YOU have reason To- feel salts
, lied. may not hc infatuated with Ty
l."aEu" respects his brilliant record
more than | do. His RAGING me In
| IN" past three games inspired me to
Knock i've home runs. You got to
hand Il to him.
Copyright. 1921. by Chrtsty Walsh
Syniicat")
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Newport News.

SCDrc by innings: r.
Newport News 900 Ol0 l3l- 9
Rocky Mount ......i 40 go 2ON-1l
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MIN and Then be put out the ~ &c
need me too 'nuch in their effort 10
"N"Thau' Cleveland. 50 take no
R"th nutisu"sacs r. Cobb.
They catc Tyrus as one Of the great
,!u"%rrs 100 baseball. IS for myself
-" heard some wise guys say that /
DO my thinking between ms should
consider calculating sunday. and
Georgia.
What calculated sunday after
room Mas tahulut"d N the box score
Monday afternoon.
As | wrgte "a week ago, | am uurs-
in- my ann into pltCarlE condition.
want - DE ready TO hclp out in
every possible manner as tn. drive
Tor IN" pernsnt =ets hotter.
MANY noticed me warming up te-
Tor" thc game sunday while MucSrl
1nd ne 9'her boy were chasing rs
IN tho grand stand wanted to know
y ! was roo good for H.lding practice.
did not answer, but kept on Eroov-
'hE them 20 Nallte Schang
Aii"r the game, and following
t"D"s persistent torm"nts. ! said to
Manager HugEinS: 81 20 10 bed early
tonight ANA pitch tomorrow Hug
gins thoU-Ut was ont Of my mind.
rs Us over year since was in
But / was hungry for a personal
baseball! duel with the great star -:
fifteen years have Knocked plenty
Of hom" runs of Detroit. tut Cobb is
not pitcher himself
have made cobb run his nimhl"
legs on after long drives and rob
ped him a.; many a swat that should
nav. been trlple. and as recently as
sunday matched my Logs against his
arm ana Slld intO third has" ahead Of
n = throw from center field.
iiut ALWAYS the competition has been
long distance ar ny PROXY until Mon
la vii never forget that game.
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Valuable Farm
Property

COUNTY. 10 MILES ti,I'Nr RI; - 1,
~. ii4 i,, ~ RICHMOND. Al KoKIOt,S
4. AND KTowN Ks ,'i !i.i, =, tr +; 8, Z;
I.y virtue OF q certain I.,.J -; -,
u" INC Uhdcrs!guod trustee. da,,d ~
cl"rk,s G %; zig ana OF record IN the
Court Ia y H. I5G. pat.,, 80 1!un.i,
cH' ,,'Ih sum OF money. triu,,I, 49,
Zen mad II me p.ty,n.,n,
b. the beo "S,mS fe4rired SO 10 90
W"c',d TO sell AT public ,,ic,{,,, S.'a. al!
IN. premises. on auction. on
"EpNEspAY, JUNE is. 1921
Tn. place contains toS 'Sc
,tTI"' NOR or less. ana described NJ
.G'i""9 having broad iroltar" "n
station, and adjoining M 49,.
.rn. 4-",rG' james Watkins ct ais.
, n. pfovemcnts consis; ar
. IH' s, aaEMiSi'Ng house. large barn
houses, and is welI w., ",nTF out
sI.i! iAF'n, having been ussI G' "a
TERMS; Cash sufficient to exeou,.
thiS trust, to pay all taNcs 10 daS, -,
sale and $disdO intores, due 70 "a" 10. OF
credit rs 10 three intcr.s, -.
i"r $-'V.gV each, 70 bcCome du. AS
follows on December Is. 1921. ,I,,~s
me me pi!h9iIai note for ss.0Ov.uO. also
due on December 10. 1922 y,I,b ~
tcr'St 70 accrue on them. baInnr,. -,
on .'nu 5"o years. also with inter
The purchaser Of this property Will
i!onecrs $4,000 1T the time OF ~.
sale. '''e
c. II. SUTTON.
SUTTON x co. sc
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WEAK NERVES
AND thin BLOOD
RUIN HEALTH OF THOUSANDS WITHOUT
THEIR EVER SUSPECTING TIE REAL.
CAUSE OF THEIR TROUBLE
IRON STARVATION

An enormous number OF people who
ought to be strong. vigorous and in
the prime OF life are constantly com
planning of weak nerves. hcada ch cs.
pains across the back, disturbed di-
Scstion. Shortncss OF breath, paipita-
ton OF the heart. a general run
down condition, melancholy bad
memory, etc, all as a result of iron
starvation of the blood
There ar" n.o1o Goa, 600, OO0 rcd blood
cnrpuscies in your blood and each one
must have iron Wthou, iron your blood
ais" loses It's power to change food into
living sells nnd tissue, and nothing You eat
does you the proper amount OF gond-you
do not get tho fun strength out OF it and
ns consequences Won hccOin. greatly
weakened both In body and mind
" you are not str0uE or We'll, yuu owe IL
In yourself to mako the following test:
See how long you can work or how Tar YOU
can walh without becoming tired Next
take two nvc-Graiu tablets OF NuSatc,l Iron
three times per day after meals Tor two
weeks. Then test your strength again and
SEQ how much YOU have gained
over 5000. 600 people annually are using
NuXated Iron. IL will not iniur. too
teeth mar disturb tho stomach because n
Is organic iron like the iron In your blood
and like the ron In spinach. l-ntils ana
apples and not metallic iron which pcoplc
usually take Your money will he refunded
by the manufacturers IL you do not obtain
satisfactory results lSGwarc OF substt-
tutcs Look for the word "Nuxatcd" on
every package and the letters " l. on
every tablet. Sold 10y all drugrists--Adv.
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TO appear before said board. n
VA. at the hour of II o'clocl
y you can. against said asccr,
June. 1921.
c. c. BLAKELY. Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
THE INDIANS KNEW

y famous physician stated that
more women might fud relief from
suffering through taking a medicine
Ike Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound than throuGh UNDERGOING
surGica! operations. II they would
only take IL In time. At tho first sign
of female weakness. as Indicated BY
hackhchc. dizziness. bearing down
pains and nervous exhaustion. take
this famous remedy OF roots and
herbs anG avoid the serious consc-
qucnces or delay
The Indians and carly settlers knew
and benefited by Natures Allies. the
roots and herbs OF TIA" ncld Because
Lydia T.. finkham knew UeIr lncdlci-
hal value thousands OF women all
over the world have been saved from
operations. but only such as have
taken 4 in ti,nc-Ndy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15

In execution OF a deed of rue,
dated November IS. 1920. and re-.
corded in the clerks Office OF Rich-
imond Chancery Court in Deed Eonk
?cS- ID. page lGG. default having E.c'
made in the payment or a portion ~
the debt therein secured, and heinz
required so TO do. we will sell bY
""c'i1h' on me premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE l6, 1921
BeSinnins at O'Clock T.. NJ.
the below described properties:
Lot OF land in the city of Rich
inond. Va, with all improvements
.hstsohi besinning at Il point on the
north line of Grace Street seventy
nine G9) feet eleven UD inches
more or less. east OF Sixth street
thence running eastwardly and front
ing on SAID north line of Grace S,rcet
30 feet 81 inches. more or less
having depth on its western linz
or log feet 10 inches. more or less
ana on it's eastern line OF 1852 feeI
more or less and Il width in rear Of
io rect q inches. more or less. The
lot has been demolished
TERMS: Cash
This sale, however, is made suh.
1cct 10 the following deeds OF trust.
first-Rccorded in the above-men.
uoncd clerks Office in Deed Book
.53-A. page li?. on which there is
a balance of $4,000. due March 3.
1922. -
Second Recorded in said clerks
office in Deed Book 252-A. page 4S9.
S2o,ooo;Ol. due June is. 1922.
Third-Rccordcd in said clerks Of
flee In Deed Book 252-A. page 492.
given to secure the principal sum of
sl2.5o0. which Will DO due June Is,
1921.
W II X X. NJ M IAHATni
Trustaaz
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SUTTON X co.
AuCt!Onccrs.
BY POLLARD & BAGHY. INr,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Trustees Auction Sale

Valuable Business Prop
erty on the North Line
OF Grace Street, Between
Sixth and Seventh, With
improvements Thereon
Known as Nos. COS and
610 East Grace Street.
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TYRUS COBB FORCES
HIS CLUB TO FIGHT
FOR EVERY CONTEST

Mondays game. Hand 1T TO him
sure. ne got my goat AT tho polo
Grounds SUNDAY ~" hawlcd me out
several times and ! rclt Ike trying
Dcmps"y'S methods Oh the Detroit
manager. who. ty the Way. is no marc
punching bag. but that. of course. is
part Of his stral"2y-tak" a cut at
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REDS, 7: DODGERS, 2
IlrDokiyu.
Cincinnati.

'Battcd for pfeffcr in eighth.
NDunCan Outhit by hattcd ball.
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SPORTS

nniiadelphia ..........l0O ooi cola
pittsburgh ............ 0l0 i2O a2x-8
summary: Two base hi;s-Whitted.
Naranville. Three base hits-Britx.
Ey. Maranv!llc Barnhart. Eigbee.
Grimm. stolen bascs--J. Miller.
CAREY CD. Marauvillc. Sacriilces-
Mcuscl, Carey. Double play-Bruagy
and Rawlings. Left on bases--Phiia-
dciphia, II. Pittsburgh. g. Base on
balis--om Ring. 1; Zinu. . Struck
out-by Ring. linn \, Wild pitches
Ring CD. Winning pitchcr-Xinn.
tmpires-R iglcr and Moran. Time,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FARM AND TIMBER
FOR SALE.

2sG acres. 10 in very best uultlva-
ton; good land. good stream through
IN. farm; borders on small river. Win
cut 10000 feet Of saw timber. 400
cords Of wood. Spring near huus..
Dwelling and outbuildin@s. located is
miles from Richmond ! milo from
crave road, ~ miles from station.
For quick sale. on easy terms i'rice.
$500.
j A rnNNEifN G. 90
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I'irst NntinnnI.

Totals 3T III - ID 4
Merchants .. Goa ITO OO0-7
First " OOD On6 Ola
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ny Iini,,. Ruth.

HlbADEiriilA, PA June ii
You got to hand II 10 this follow Cobb
He inakcs his own ball club fight to
win and forces r!Eal teams - tiEnt to
keep from losing
lie tantaii%cs IN" umpi-cs ana OPP
posing players. hut you pot 10 hand
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him and then be put out the game
by tn" umoircs. i!ul the Yankees
need nc too much in their effort 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
HIRAM JoHNsON SAYS.

1T WINS a matter 81 profound regret TO me that ! could not
com Il New Mexico 10 aid In senator Bursunfs campaign. I
wa most anxious to contribute what / could 10 the Senator's
success regard him a. al earnest and industrious representa-
tive OF his state and IS an able senator who is entitled to cleo
uon"
Remember that the principal argument OF the partisan opposion
to senator Bursum in this campaign is that he as aligned himself with
the "old Guard" In tho senate
Remember that senator johnson of California is the leader Of the
most progressive OF progressive senator's
who a you mos, safely trust as ito Dursums position and work in
tho senator
Partisan opponents whose only purpose is to place another vote from
this state into the ranks o senate critics and obstrucuophs; or Hiram
johnson. progressive leader. who wants Bursum returned to tho senate
because he finds him an able senator whose work has entitled him TO
oleclont
Help to Give Burum the Majority His Worth and Work Merit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

When Senator Bursum was nominated at Santa Fe on August
10, Senator chas. L. McNary of Oregon, sent him this telegram;
"Grd business Tr New Mexico.
- am with nj strong"
senate who Is working for the rchcf protection and development of the
west The partisan opposition charges that senator Bursum has aligned
himself with eastern rcacronarios' in Tho senate Would Senator
MoNary send such u telegram to a wcdcrncr who had aligned himself
with eastern rcacuonarics' in opposition to everything for which
McNary stands?
Senator McNary # In charge Of reclamation legislation in the sen
ate. His bill will be the basis for the les reclamation law that Is a
part Of the administrations constructive program and that Is a part OF
the program Of the western senator's
Senator McNary has accepted AZ part Of his reclamation plan Sem
ator Bursums proposal to include drainage Of New Mexico watcrlogged
lands lie helped senator I3urusm pass the Colorado HnHn waters shed
adjustment law through the senate. lie wires to Senator Bursum, OF the
lauors nomination;
Good business for Now Mexico. l am with you strong"
MIR SEND BuHSUM RACK TO WASHINGTON
so THAT RECLAMATION IOR NEW MEXICO;
GOOD BI sINEss FOR NEW MEXICo" MAY PROGRESS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Help Make It a Landslide for Bursum
T NORBECK SAYS

Il know cxpross the western sentiment when say that We
need men like Bursum in he senate"
who is fighting Tor the rights and tho welfare II western producers
Partisan opposition says; Don't spnd Bursum back to the senate: hos
a reactlonary' who would wreck thu west"
Nobcek sys: I'VE need men like Bursum In the senate"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

ss==$==$ :$% % %%ga ~@$ $sS%s %$ %.%:.. %%ss s5 $y= @ %=$
s@@&LM %t %r%s sentiment h%M&& %@&ma h@%h@ &%n%w@ BMBmmh@M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

SENATOR WATSON or INDIANA, regarded as the probable uccesso
TO Scrntor Lodge AZ majority leader In the scnat sayi
New Mexico should elect Holm o Bauum to he unned State.
senate This Is a duty the people Of the state 90 to themselves. In SEN
Hmr Buuum they have an carnet and convincing advocate Of their tntTestL
He has been vy active and unusually successful in getting ihthEs done
fr. his sts and hi. section Of the United suuL He speaks ot Of vide
experience regarding the issues whbh particularly and ythny affect ta
great southwest and his adyee has proyed timely and wise
SENATOR CURTIS OF KANSAS says;
NO member Of the senate Is more conscientious worker or sticks
closer to the lutte d his ihe han senator Burnm. Although one OF tho
new senators he has proved to he very valuable nan In the senate BE-
cause aI his loyalty to he republican admmntnton and to tn republican
majority in the senate ad because Of his untdnE efforts in bhaf OF the
people n New Mexico for whose Interests and welfare he Ia always alert
1hope the voters Of tho state wnl pile up E~a, majority for senator Bar
sum on September CO.,
SEN ATOR SMOOT OF UTAH says:
New Mexico has an Adve friend md representative In Senator Holm
o Bursum. Tie Is a member Of the omnfn on public haas and surveys
d which I'M chairman, and In connection with the work Of hse Committee
he has shown that he IL thoroughly eonvsrant and sympaheuc With he
problems that are peculiar to the western and outhwssun GROUP Of states.
Of ~hh New Mexico Is one He H an ndesMEabk worker in behalf Of
the Interests Of hn state and has justly armed the confidence of bis eel
leagues on the committee in the senate Tho people Of Nov Mexico would
do themdvss an injury not to return snHor Buruum to the ssnate There
should he ma hcdsney regarding hs eeeuoa and from all reports here
will he none"
Three great senators iron thru treat snL Of widely divergent interests and
mdurreA expeusneed IN senatorial duties and keen observers Of tnatorl endt.
in aboiuts agreement that few Mexico has found tho right man 70 represent Ter
indutras and peopa
ADD YOUR VOTE TO THE GENERAL VERDICT
THAT BUnsUM ~ TnE RIGHT MAN FOR NEW MEXICO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Help to Give Bursum the Majority His Worth and Work Merit
SENATOR STERLING SAYS:

Senator Bursum has been very active In tho interests of the
stock growing M mining industries and as been thu promoter OF
important legislation or the relief OF these great Industries. No
member, considering the short lime h e has been a sonator. hs been
morca active In promoting the welfare OF his constituents and o. thu
industries peculiar to his state than bas senator Bursum For integ-
ry and ability he Is held In hhi esteem by his fellow senator's I
think the people OF New Mexico should by all means In their own
best interests eject senator Bursum"
Senator Sterling is another Dakota senator who speaks and works f
the west and its welfare.
Help Show TheSs Western Leaders That We Appreciate Bursumis
Work for New Mexico.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
-AeFew Attractive Offerings.
..Cleueland -Paei,

.A=Few Attractive Offerings
Cleveland Park.
Nsa4 Wnfdnan Fsrk H6sl. II rooms and
: iaths:s silr Dsda3 hsssvsnents: gasage;
laessIalsa. Nay Il ~. 71xi7o - ssed alley.
Sssss. Sls.ooo.
=. Mount Pleasant.
:. AttreetivA loFeen and 2-tiled bath home
Sverieoh1aeS Rsck Creeh Park; oae-half sQ1afe
,fssa en-. Lire: semt- t-detaeAed; open hrepasees.
An Nede1A 10yEoveReats. lmmediate pos-
sss.tsa. ..Ptes. IA 500 tes.s..
= North Columbia: Heights.
psaluAt1ul serousa; and bath .hsase. strictly
neassn h, evsfyJ respect. ,;Lot 126 feet deep
- 3ofsot. nlDey;. ASubae rear pofches; excel
lest eseditim. 2 Attractive terms. Price. $ll.-.
sNear-Dupont: Circle.
Tsa =. rs.a.s |. e :as ty.. e.th.. hss...ser heat.
diats possstsiea. Fsies. $ls.soo.
e. Clarendon, Va.
Eine-easA ana shatA haus Of concrete brick
eonStsuet5sa; lsestea "a Wilson boulevard;
froAt and rear pssckes: lot. 60xzo0. Price,
$e,to0;' q. 10 cash. - q nonth.
H. L.
olz 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1921-04-07
WANTED BUY

WANTED-DIkECT FROX OWNER. GO0n
house neGr Sheridan Circle. around 10000 Il
$4,000; give full particulars and when SAINT
can Be Inspected. Addfess Box 140-P. sta'
WANTED-8 OR ROOM HOUSE IN NE
section: state condition and ppssessian; give
particulars. Address Box SAP Star oface.
wANTEDI6- ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. WEST
direct Address Box 1s.P. s;.r once.
FOR $500 CASH AND MONTHLY PAY:
ments brick house. or .mote rooms: white
Win
and alley. Address Box SIP. Star once.
WHY BE WORRIED WITH DETAILS IN
selling your house when real service costs nc
price and terms are risht-list today.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc, ~
SUCCESSOR: .ot to New York Realty -. hso.sr'
PREFER NE. or Sc; WILL PAY $500
cash Down for home where possession may
be had in one week Mr.. CANNON, II d!th
st. NV. 81
WANTED Il FOR GOOD COLDRED FUR.
chaser, six or eight room house; can make good
cash payment. What have you? Can 1ake
quick gu sale; Write % or phone O. F. "ARiss'
WANTEDIAT ONCE. SIX-ROOM HOUSE
that can be moved into in 80 days: NV. ~
ne; pay rs high $500: terms: q. 900 cash;
can probably raise more money. Write number.
WANTEDITO LOCATE HOUSE FOR SALE
desirable NV. block. Address Box 4-P. Star
ONCE.
FOR ALL OASH-6 10 ROOM MODERN
house; NV. Or ne. section; not over 5000.
Address Box SIP. Star ONCE. o
HAVE PURCHASER SNAIL CITY on
suburban house; ami can pay one thousand
cash; Substantial monthly payments. Address
BOX 320-K, St4r once. 7s
a. +. LAW. 1919 e ST. Be. has 1PPLICA:
g.. Ill ~ ~ thA eft ~
owners Of salsbae property should list With
him at once II quick results are desired:
Phone Lincoln 5725. 10'
os a9SM 5ss S1a: IN Sda
vi WILL PAT ALL CASH FOR TO 10 ROOM
asos section ss.
tion. Address Bo1 29l-K. Star once.
If You HAVE ANY KIND OF CITY OR SUB
ur'an prHgs,ty Tfsgws1i fps sale, sps' A. ESTATE
1871 st. nv
Phone Main 980.
g OR ROOM HOUSE IN NORTHWEST;
have hav. ssco or se g 900 cash; good monthly 2:'-
WANTEDCPRoPERTY 70 SELL. If YOUR
MEDIATE purehassrs. what have YOU to Of
fer' rhoas RIOS. ss,sc s:p:5fsaRiR4ssil 4. 5nRRsl1.
Main 766 Suite S37. Woodward odg.
WANTEDlTO BUY, BROOM COLONIAL
brick house, Mt. Pleasant section. ADDRESS
Box 218-K, Star ONCE. q
/ WANT OR ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH
west or southeast and have $500 cash; can
make good monthly payments; agents need not
reply. Address Box So-K.. Star ONCE.
HOUSE WANTED = VICINITY RHODE
Island ave. ne. We have cash customer for
home in this section. lf-you want to sell
consult Us. -F"
THOs. D. FARRELL.
NJ. 766 S37 Woodward bldg.
WE HAVE MANY PTRCHASERS FOR
homes In the northwest. northeast and south:
east sections Of the city, prices from N.ooo
PRATHER & ROBINSON
514-15-16 Bond Bldg.,
18th and New York ave-. Main ~.
ONE OR TWO-WHITE OR COLORHD.
Cash. Any section. Bargains only. Address
Box 22o-H. Star once. III.
CONGRESSHAN DESIRES 4 HOME IN The
Nv. at q reassnable price. Ool. l61zJ.
home N GOOD RMDNTtAL SECTION:
city ee d. c. 'suburhs; six to twelve fooms. oo1
seuthesn bldg. Mail tz1
Evening star., 1921-04-07

Others Given on Request.
Pennsylvania Ave.
Nsa1 Washington Circle Ten-room and
bah h01se; seod investment because Of bust
ness location. Price only $4,000.
Downtown.
TWe seven-foom houses; deep lot to alley:
htroSs heat and gas light: both houses in
god condition. Price, $4.50o each. Easy
terms.
Northwest.
Slx-foam and tile hath bungalow On lot lOx
no; vaeant add In excellent condition. Easy
terms. Price, $e.250.
18th Street Highlands.
Vacant; rooms a bedrooms) and tile bath:
hardwood Doors and trim; double rear porches:
lot 2ozlSe to wide alley. Price. 81 600
Cleveland Park.
Standardized. e-room and tile hath home.
in excellent condition; hot-water heat and
electric lights; built-in garage; front and rear
porehes. Possession with deed. Price, Sl3, ,75O
Saul's Addition.
Bungalow; rooms and tile baths, On lot
55x110. Hot-water heat and electric lights.
Just put in perfect condition. Price. $ll,5oo.
RUST.
Main 1899
Evening star., 1921-04-07
p PRATHER &, ROBINSON,
bi4-l5-le Boad bldg.. iltA aA n. Z. sve.
Suburban Property for Sale.
Furnished Home.

New bungalow, completely
furnished; all new furniture, etc.
4 rooms, pantry, electric lights,
ID acre land, ~ tons coal,
chicken run, cement walk. At
beautiful Arlington, one block
from car line. Party leaving
city, must sell at once. Bigbar-
gain. Terms. At Penrose sta
ton. Inquire for Mr.. Reichart's
house. B. M. SMITH, Airing.
ton, Va. Phone Clarendon sos
F-2-2, or address Box l2OK,
Star Office, for appointment. g
COUNTRY PLACE. NILE FR0N The Dis
Nd: i2-room house. baths: ies.".t.s s sGsa s.as
seven acres. - ----
wlEslaa fk1aki I: 20 Els, eG9.
l4l2 G st. NV.
5-R00A BUNGALOW; KARGE. dk6uNDS
on corner. near can; Falls Church; vita somt
improvement would nake dandy little home
4-roos bungalow; porehAs: cellar; ,sry lars,
n:.i esss .nz -
vard; Is minutes hos sseyicS: Caessy1sls
on heights: 5000; easy terms:
carr: near Wilson boolevard. ctafea1ss
800: easy terms:
RiCaARD 1. SH1Evi, .. :.
Arlington Bank bldg. HoesiJn. Va.
BEAUTIFUL MTA. FACING. ROCK OEEEl,
Park and frootnG on city street: eoAfatn.
g. 500. 81 feet: located within che bloek u Y0ti
st. For full particulars write Or CALI JAS. ~
GORDON. Evans building. - =.
II ACRES. PART-W0ODED: STREAT Ar
spring Groom bungalow. harm, etc. /; opchard
small fruits: near electric station In vireiniS
s.. 900: terms. TALIAFERRO. 6O4 Union True
bldg, or Columbia 6SS3. - los
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. b. C-NEW f.H001
bungalow: garaee: garden; terms; possessioa
Address Boz 245-K. Star olBR. GO
Ek06N XND B1TH BUN
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