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The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
STORM DOES BIG DAMAGE
AT sMlTHLAND

sMiTHLAND. KY damage Of
approximately $4,000 n $4,000 was
done Tuesday afternoon by a STORM
that swept over Smithland. unroofIng
business houses. breaking windawl.
topping over trees and causing gen
eral disorder Although the wind
reached vclociiy II 80 h. 90 miles
nn hour none u the citizens were in.
iured seriously.
win Holliugsworth. q young man
had narrow escape from injury
when he was driving down the street
and large tree crashed down on
the buggy be- occupied ile was
thrown a. the street and stunned hui
escaped with only Few minor
bruises.
shortly after ? O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon a dark cloud appeared from
the southwest and Il vas accompani.
ed by the hard wind that unroofrd
the Masonic building and damaged
the roofs u nearly every business
house in smithland During The
vindstorm a heavy rain descended
and large hail stones dropped Tor sew
eral minutes The hailstones rival.
inr in size that u large marbles.
broke window nan.s in every section
" smithland u is feared that ihr
hail did damage 10 growing crops
The ruof on the building occupied
by the produce store u Rudd 4
Wilson was lifted N also that n
ihe residence of Mir 81 y. Smith.
Trees in almost every section Of
smhhland are blown down and caus-
I'd considerable damage % the tele.
phone girsa
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
rRuu nF PNnlCNn
MINIS DEMOCRAT

Colonel W,Ir m. rI.rai iw"
e taaf ~ Juf,ni.n taiasl a.d
Isaa uanus 40 Ma tr aI
81 with I,sd.nr dir, l aaH'
that ths otlsns afr m amr of ihe
uha River uai o. ruI ri o.
uss CuiisnIn rad funi Nr uH
~ thr uuts Toe CHIrai,u i.
ai wuft 500 Jrod, r Wia
rsti Saturday
JaHasu O.uHiy Ofr.r owl rr
mmur the river mai. uit mis
81 arif n proposed ia a.s ihr 'a.H
u. mr hn ruair ur Hm u.
q, nn has tesn aIriti f.r 'hs na
uare ur. co. Cah'eI ani i'H'
muniIe It b. al.s r'af..ri H O.H
am.t o. raaI fum rff.n m ia
Cuisrlsu county hny ari ih .aH
of sieuUu hs tr Hr.i'I /"
iha wulr
us at.t, BE- an r,iu.i fwm al
auaIs boz tte raiaat Nre ha"
.oat
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
NEWS IN BRIEF
lnnnnnnnnnilnnnnnlInlnulInnII

A price var in gasoline is raging
In Honkinsvills. and the uricc has al
ready dropped FROM 30 cents 20 70
CENTS pr gallon. The motto of the
dealers i I'VE DO not intend for any
one in Hopkinsville 10 undersell ui."
AM AZ. train ran into a floek
of sheep Al Ducksu Station, near
Versailles and Killed g. Dogs had
.iampetcd the floek through a wire
fence
Its sehaHsr u Stiles. near New
Haven. disd from the effects ~ DRINK
lnr moonshins whiskey. according 90
,hs couousr's verdict
The Good Roadi Convention under
ths auspicrs ~ Keniucky road Engi-
ns,rs. June 2 10 10 will probably b.
adlrrs.rd hv Gov Morrow The
Governor has hc,n requested 90 issue
a proclamation designating this week
a. rood ruads vrrk
After two weeks investigation the
. GRAND uy at Whitsshurg closed iia
. session and rruoried $50 indictmrnis
i ivo thirds ~ which we're for allercd
. whisky violations
Iuly % o. August 80 has been
fixed a. the date for holding the 600.
! ifrus military training camp at Camp
n Knox. Suthiou. ~ it was announc-
y al al the headouarisrs ~ The nth
b oorps arra ai Fort benjamin hsr
h L. % Weuiick and SON. and fra
Ia thsr and pursisy will rebuild Boa ca.
o. uruus q smith having sold bis
f, ia,s 90 these firms htaird Boz co.. d.
tti swept by FIRE Boz Cadl lsai
. November
Henry udui Newman. Motsanfiel'
WAS badly hurt Mon,iay morniu'
|whH, driving a tractor. The ma
chime went through a bridge and u
s' the fan Nr Newmans lev Wa GA
hat uo BONES wcrc broken
ur Henderson uounty viii couatrus
IA thws indie. II a. ohio River Roa
~t this summer The County Engine,
,r i nov busy getting deeds for Ian
to construct a ruad fifty fccl Wide
M The state Hirhva, ummlsslon
a,t to award the contract the FIRST Wes
in May
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

N.f Sunday r 600 m Sunday
stI ua, o. ,,s1 Methodist
n rat % Nafr come ani bring
ODD ur family Do rtsyhoil hr
arar.ra a. ite hrfrI test Son
i.. NhI at uf bad
I.Laithat tf Nsns ,.a.s' bl
F..tr Q ..s tt.m urHf up o. mighty
mood fr tts fau ~ Ual ari ih'
Iafu, aofd lst .,srl depart
t i.t Nfa great ttiafy
tfn t.r nmf of ai beast hg or
l. Interested spectator ~
.rI.I, .a unt promptly at -"
r..a .tr. at io trvorih lsa
attn r,a.h.uf ai $50
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

To- rrI,aI mr.urF. hrd 90 the
uahsHf .huh af rures'on hy
Ua uatrr lar ..as,d Sunday 9Th
HtI aHItnm m itr church b.
alr tt .trnisrHf of a uamlef n
children arI uH,sunu ~ others.
vt. aU arfr With other shurho
Ia.f Imsl evening thf malr
mar,ls - fhn ra0s composed II
u Wu Na, Ceous iaiss
o. o. HI NU Gatas entertained
ii. auIrr a tais ~ thanks sas
uf.nI.I u msmisn ~ ihs gaafi
sus
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
BIG CROWD

last Saturday being a bright day
and the farmers could not plow they
brought their wives and daughters
and swccthearts 10 Marion 10 src
the bir street parade and many went
under the tent o. see The shaw How
ever the social features were The
most interesting ~ the day Every
ls.dy seemed a. b. in a good humor
and the day passed od quietly The
merchants reported good husiness.
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
Mr.. Advertiser

Whether won have farm moducis. groccrcs- drA,
s.ls barluarc dur. or ANYTHING else 90 sell. YOU val
e,I tt. tHIITFNnFN PRESS a r,oi medium through
vbirb ,,u may reach thr nconlc Approximately eight
,bn,.and different ucoplc read the PRESS every week
no mail a circular ottu io one fourth ol these pNpe
an, noar, alone would cost Sin to say nothing oi the
c,s of mainr addressing. etc. small ad In the lte's
nj ONE fourth hc on. vii rarh the cuiirc subscription
m of ihc paIsrr and ay just what YOU want 10 saN w
Am, Le. po.siAr way Ak amy of the Marion merchants
I,, ,utinual, advertise in the Press u pays let ~
TAIN over YOUR adyerisinr wants with Nou.
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
Farm Bureau Notes


Utrellsnt results may BE- obtained
rsding sweet clover in April and
tifa good seed bed BE- prepared
irr ths soil has been we'll pu.yrrIl
and flrmcd down o. hard a. los
With a roller. the serd mas te
900 With q cloNr dnl or broad
and covered lightly siih O. bar
and DRAG Seeding in ihe spuna
most successful when donf nisf
moistur, conditions ln .as.
dos weather immediately ufirI
ding the ground may be- u.Ie.
ta corrugated ROLLER or u.u
tsr
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
NEw riHN

IS AZ Kemp and Porter lsneave
h.,. ialsn oy,r the rrpair shop and
farI ssuar station from fusist a
Tullsr They arr now ready m d.
an lni. ~ auiouohils rvnair vork.
ur kmp has bryn With ihe firm
.fTa.tsr 8 Tucker for thrcy YEAR,
had ms,hau.r anil AZ l'eHea'e
skilled m,.hang
F.irf q Tucker reserve The tord
Sale ArfnlX
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
ENTERTAINMENT Al
rnlORFp METHODIST CHURCH

TIE Dahurd Methodist Church vill
Wamanleu Wriiing Friday
r,eht thr fund. % ru toward sseur'
.nr Pastor far their ocal church
rhs participants are husl iiurhe'.
ima. MrCars. Fduard Coiiisid and
sherman Wheclsr The oolofrd pso.
81. au expecting a raud crowd so
thst thss ma, b, assurrd ~ a Pa.
f.r CO.. the.r ,huuh in this ciiy
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

n. Cammunlty Clah ai caaIasI
rHnr held us nrsi mssilns Wei
day nlrhi April ao Ifs r"
Hau uas given 81 ouiI.Hai In o. F''
t..ls issue ~ ths rnfee ihf Fi'.
i,st ~ ~ Cub. 90 NouHF harr
It.f, uil b. much arfsf lued o..
Hs usst mesunr ur Ma, is'h ih'
t.rd "Wednesday .n ths month (. ih'
faIar meeting nlrhi lfulIan
800 b. given later
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
SUNDAY sEmiCrs ~
FIRST uWrist ,ntWu

am A N SUNDAY rHHI IIU
8. statewide raH na, ari sr ,s.
rf thf nwrI aIi,Htarr ul ih.
Nraf
ma 81 ur uw " p Ne"
rs. au pua.h .r .th.'amn
"a uarfan
rmr A. .rh naih " i.H
Hsiu.maI ..uir aI .0trnri h.H.r'
.n gu.tsI DiaL aI r NJ.
All aiunt u..Hnr
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
NOTICE To cWEpIroRs

An persous having claims against
ths estate ~ louis a Guess, dcceas
~i who have not heretofore proven
their claims. will prcseni same 10 mg
pupry proven a. requird by law
At my oaice. on or befsn, che tui
IA, II June. ipal. ur h. forever bar
fsd
D. A. LOWRY. Master Com
missioner. Cutisndsn Circuil
Court
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

Iallowing n thr pfufram 'i i''
i.fsst Grove Community Cob eh'h
meets an ths ss,ond THURSDAY Na'
l bslur che neat meeinf
Has 10 make ths ilomr Nafr At
uaoii,r Mis- Grace touiit We
A.irs Akins
no W. Need a uuli Cluh lf.'r'
reuy. . " rasisihesifhi
Nasic
Uaai Roads. Iiov shall ss Obtain
ibsu Cauis Siruuf % smf'
Walter Wuflsv
I., lsmatiou igvru Grave
.rss,h Rankin Iery
Cultivation ~ Corn luf lhaH ia'
Chfhau. Adih Ralirsn
taIas n tsrumsa Caunii Arl'
Uhapsl uM JIuh Nal l
lIub Msy 3ui. Nev salsm m'.''.
us, tih
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

THIS b. a nation wid, crusade i''.
lsfrd hy the q q Department "'
Agriculture and the kenm,l, state
Agricultural Collcrr 10 implu'r ih'
quality ~ live stock through U'
u,y ~ pufr bred sircs The v'rA
" May snd will b, ihe Better H'''
better Stock Campaign m 'i'i''n
isn gounty A rvpreseniai''' i'''
ths nurl.on Stock Nards At l"ui'
vile will b. here and In coapefa''''
9TH Count, Agent John 4 sr'h.''
vul conduct an active campaign ie'
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
ID Gsis hssi kssi b1
'fudueing lssumr.

. 10 NNiH wv NfHi w
l'fudueing issumrs
Although many ksniufll hmer
ulIos ths Improbable pu.t.0r
aIosing land to remain dr nf
wear n which tu frsi thfrt s "a
profitable plan vh..h a0um
hra ths same cod THIS plan b.
Fus q iegume crop instead of
aunf tho field barren and sabIr,i
sa.hing and leafhing Such O.
.r aul nat only ret a. SD tu.
a. aro prevent from washing and
tts seine time lngfrass ie on
...f ~ nitrogen and orFan.f maiirI
.s peas have hesn found ia b. aH.
RI fhr hssi rups a. plant faf th.
..uass Tho crop nll Ffue fu
. tts poorest sai ani taahsI a
tts at.msr~in varsity bfuad.a.is.
.. aa acre sill rits ian af m.f'
.att io ths are
Its Ffsaissi Improvement uf ih
aU au b. made f ths eniif, ru.
s tumsi under hai thr psas uaI b
.ssmr,i sandsuill a pal o. Dot
si - rrusinr them ari thra ih
r.dls turned under eIih rHi o..
.fs FolnalnF ihf uuplas u
at b. ,ouu to furnish faIi aHi af
tr pasture sni q mitiufs ~ rfas'
s saun in ihs suunr m Co. u
iced under Boz preparation o. n
IarfnF afa cultivated crop
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
STORE RonnEp

To- Has, ~ Coouy " Cas-. near
rsn va. otl.cl Friday uirhi The
Namtan fmm ssbfcr vus called and
bunrh hn hl.aii hounds and Odd
ONO inHlur SO srrsis have been
H..Hr 800
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29
>onrr 10 DEMOCRATS

r. uau voters uf 'niifn
I ..r, m ut tsrau rfs.'n.''
i. r.tIl. fnf -aurat Boz Na'
sr HH w.H r.a.f ''T
,.. rIu .f,I.fHf rfe.'r.i ,'m.
.,,..mr 400 Naraa rrvn,'.
..u r,.t a. OBJ. CoaH uauss a
..r srI uouan frm each ure''n''
n rIctoi anl aIl psmostai'
.,..gII I,sr tbs BOZ miHd un Mon
t,, o.aa.m ihs rro,iu,i o'mn'"
,..w,r elected ar io meet in MAJ"
\. ,t u. uui house ani 'rran'''
h, ,..iinr .lalrman and se''e'a'l
,.,,,, riit m,n and vomen 'l'a''
A.. ..,.t.,l a. m,mlera " ihe com
a. CLEMENT
chairman pmsraib oeun'y CON
.,.,,,, Marion ky. April % lN'
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

Tuf ,'as. homsili,hinr un at
Iiri ~ material MRS g N
sWIsuFH % loiiie rusisy Tern b
l..mrf srt, u's
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

a,s ths siahls manufs tHiisi.'.
arps .oi nesIis aii ttr mar r
s.I afranit matter BE- ran Fsi i,.i
ll lnou chat over huif ihr fertility
.aut b. hst hl laying uui rarHn
d. ths ssathsr o. a pef.ai ~ uHN
I.fos mouths A marare thei H
tsu else Investment arl nHH
0sr of ths tesi farmsrs ~ thf o.an
Dbl hass them
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-29

Have 500 prsssusi Yuuf snifrf
..rr.f ~ rrrsf TIE uair Fas.
sttai BE- Wy satisfaction iw
hritsf details au ths t.aHl
kfsrts onirs
Evening star., 1921-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Continued.
LADIES' RBADY-TO-WEAR STORE for sale.
Very good proposition: Phone West 206s 1s'
DELlCATEssEN. soda and fruit store; living
quarters above; excellent business; sacrlhce
account health. Call 8 Mass. ave. NV. 17s
P. F. Carley,
Reliable Business Broker.
617 q st. NV. Main 6793.
A few specials for your inspection:
Luncbroom on Pa ave. NV, doing 4 paying
business. with good lease and low rental.
Owner will sell at q sacrifice price OF $3,2oO.
Light grocery and delicatessen store with low
rental and doing a nice business. Owner will
sacrifice il sold this week. Price, $3.50.
Light lunch and near beer on Pa. ave. NV.
doing about $50 daily business. Owner will
sell for $1,000. Don't miss this snap.
Light lunch and near beer. near 18th and
X sts. NV, with several nice living rooms.
Good lease and low rental. Owner will sell
for 5000.
rooms. hot-watar heat, gas and electric lights.
Income about $3o5 month. Price, $3.50,
Rooming house downtown with 10 rooms:
furnace heat, gas light; nice front yard. Price
for furniture and lease, 81 900.
hOOu1lHS mouse on BIN 81. near New YORK
ave. with 13 rooms, furnace heat, gas light
Good income. Price. 81. 400.
Auto accessories and gas-flling station, posi-
lively one of the best stands in city equip.
ment up-to-date. Don't miss this place. Price
$4,000.
II you are looking for a business 1t will
pay you to see me. l will not misrepresent to
make a sale.
P. F. Carley.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

LADIES for outdoor work,
whole or part time; experience
unnecessary; good proposition
for housekeeper; $40 to $50 per
week. Address Box 114-R, Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
WANTED-HELP

AGENTS to sell specialties during armament
conference; ex-service men preferred; liberal
profits Fred Putt, 26 Rose ST.. New York
Evening star., 1921-11-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SALESLADY, bakery; good salary.
HEAD WAITRESS, exclus. tea shop, SIS wk.
BURROUGHS bookk'g machine op., $c5 VIZ.
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge stenography.
GEN. OFFICE CLERK. experienced.
YOUNG LADY for cafet., $3.50 wk., meals.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced.
STENOGRAPHER, exp. in advertising.
TYPIsT, $3.50 years, $16 per week.
TYPIST, with dentist, good salary. J.,
National Personnel Bu., 802 Bond bldg, 18th
SRd New York ave.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

CARPENTERS wanted. handy man to re-
pair farm house near D. O. line; months'
job. Write qualifications and wages expected
Address Box 115 Rutland Courts, 1725 18th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
REPAIRING.

6H1DE80Good quality opaque shades, Atted
to your viadows, 05e; the best quality of
opaque shades, $1.25; hang free; we call with
ssmples. KLEEBLAfT, 11th and II sts. ne.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

ROY to learn newspaper photography; an op-
portunity to learn. Carl 7. Thoner. lilo
Evening star., 1921-11-17
SALESME EN


SALARY-Twelye hundred dollars Isl .aOO).
WANTED - One Of the largest and most
progressive life insurance agencies in Wash
ington wishes to employ five good statesmen on
n salary Of 500 per month. or more: on
a commission and renewal contract; prefer
men who have hot been in the life insurance
business, bnt must have ambition and
ergy. We train and instruct our statesmen in
the art of selling life insurance. and for that
reason pay a guaranteed salary This is
opportunity to make at least $500 the first
year. References and experience sent to us
will be treated in confidence. The average in
year during 1920 was $c,5o We feel satis-
fed that any good salesman during the year
Of 1922 should do as we'll under our special
training. Address. giving telephone number.
Box 217-P. Star office.
statesmen. two. representing General Cord
Tires; responsible men only, Of good address,
TO meet highest class trade. General Tire &
Sales Co., 1411 14th ST. NV. Phone Main
6694. 49,
EALESNEN-Wrte for list OF lines and full
particulars; earn $500 to $4,000 yearly; big
Gemand for men; inexperienced or experienced.
city or travelling. National Salesmens TT.
Assn. Dept. 1853, Chicago 3Os
SIX LIVE SALESMES-Fully guaranteed mr.
ticIe sells to householders and car owners;
exclusive territory In the District. Address
Box 1o5-R, Star office. Iss
MALE.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
WASHMAN Experienced in
fiat and starch work; must be
capable and have experience.
Apply Manhattan Laundry Co.,
I246 Florida ave.

WHITE NAN, young, honest. to drive Ford
delivery and keep two machines clean. II not
a good driver. please do not answer. Salary
mot over $15 Add. Box pr, Star Office. II"
YOUNG MAN with some knowledge Of patent
drawing to work pieeework. Address Box
f2-R. Star office. 1se
YOUNG MAN to work in lunch room: must be
able to invest a little money. Address Box
161-R, Star Office
YOUNG MAN. Is to 1s years old: In real es-
tate once; references required. Address Box
166-R, Star once.
YOUNG MAN al typlst and ONCE assistant,
one who can take dictation preferred; $50 per
week to start. Address Box l4QR. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
FOUND.

BUNCH OF KEYS near Congressional Ii
hrary.. Call after O'Clock. DID, 4th st. Sc
1
Evening star., 1921-04-02
Main 1882.

IS S ST. NV.
Modern s-room home in this convenient
section. Electric lights. furnace heat; deep
lot to wide alley: Possession with deposit
81, 800: 81 600 cash; $50 per month.
A REAL BARGAIN IN
BLOOMINGDALE. .-.
TO for beautiful 21-ft. front colonial
home Of large rooms. nne bath: hardwood
trimmin1s: glass doors; home In lovely c0ndi-
tion; large garage and good hack yard: 81 500
cash. balance easy. Immediate possession.
l13 4th ST. NE.
IS SOO-A nne bay-window home Of extra
large rooms and bath: just one block from
instantaneous heater. furnace and double back
occupant will give possession. Only $1,000
cash and $50 per month.
2O3 9th ST. NE.
$soo0-Modern 7-room. fine bath house.
papered and painted. 81 600 cash; bal. easy.
14th NEAR F NE.
$5.00o-A lovely little home of 8 large rooms
and bath; fine condition throughout. We can
sell and give immediate possession on $500
cash: bal. very easy.
NEAR 1st NE.
$5.eoo-Just OF r. ]. ave: Groom. modern.
colonial home: room for garage; $50 cash
and balance SIS per month.
DAVIS &
Main 5O6s 1904
Evening star., 1921-04-02
Price. $3.50.

Price. SS,6oO.
On the Rockville pike. conyenient 10 ear
line. This attractive bungalow contains hive
rooms and bath. with modern conveniencas;
The lot contains about one third of An mere.
Phone for appointment 10 inspect.
Price, $3.50.
A thoroughly modern home on n wide avenue
in the northwest. There are six roms and
bath. ht-water heat, electric light. hardw oo,l
floors and \ garage. The house Is in splendid
condition nnd is occupied by the owner who
Will give immediate possession.
Price. $ll 900.
nated home of ten rooms and bath, hot water
heat, gas light, hardwood floors Space for
garage. Wide alley. House has been SPLEEN
didly kept by the owner. who will give early
possession.
Price, Sl1 $50.
North Of Park rd.. within half square of
18th street cars. thoroughly modern eight
heat; electric light; hardwood floors. There
Is large lot To wide alley. 0wner-occu-
pant. leaving town. will give immediate pos
session.
Price, SIS. 500.
One of the best values In Saui's Addition
We have just ieen authorized to offer this
splendid home for sale. The house contains
light, hardwood floors. 1t has slate roof
and large p"ches. There Is lawn with
beautiful shrubbery and fruit trees. Garage
to match the house.
Price, $12,5OO
In Mt. Pleasant. one square from 18th
street ears. This splendid home con sans nine
rooms. two baths hot-water heat. electric
real value ut the price asked. Possession in
thirty days.
Evening star., 1921-04-02
n. l.. SANSBURY CO., Inc.
721-13t St. NV.
Dbo,es Ma;,, SO02d

Price. $1,000.
In Columbia Heights An attractive, mod
ern home of s,x rooms aad bath; hot-water
heat electric light. A good proposition
Consult us at oucr-
Price. $12,750.
Conveniently situated IN Chevy Chase. II is
seldom that offer such au attractive
home -; this remarkably low price. The
house contains eight rooms and bath hot-wn
Is occupied by the owner. who will give early
possession.
Price, $l5.750.
Near 18th and Columbia ri. 4 splendid
modern home Of ten rooms. two baths, hot
water hest. electro light. hardwood hoofs,
tw" inclosad sleeping poiches. The house Is in
excellent condition. and feel sure IL will
appeal to discriminating purchaser.
Price. SlS.5OO.
In Chevy Chase. D. C., convenient to Con
necticut avenue line. A splendid Z de-
tached HON. q lot G0xl30 feet. The house.
which is especially we'll constructed. con
tains ten rooms. tmo baths. ot-water heat.
electric light. glass-,l-in sleeping porch and
conservatory. The lawn is BEAUTIFULLY shaded
We consider this the best value in this de-
liehtful section.
Price, 1000.
We consider this one of the hest homes in
situated on a lot ~ feet wide. The house
has ten unusually large rooms. three baths
hot t-water heat. electric light; hardwood
floors. Two sleeping porches and double
garage.
Price. $1,000.
A throughiy modern home in lith Street
Heights. There eight rooms and bath
hot-wnter heat. electric lights. hardwood floors.
Phone us for appon: :ment to inspect. Only
$1,000 casl, required.
Evening star., 1921-04-02
l.. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
Everything in Real Estate
72l 18th St. NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4.
SPLENDID HOME VALUES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 454O.

el. MAIN -tofU.
Price, S4Z5O.
conveniently situated Columbia Heights
home. occupied by an owner who will give
possession and sell on terms of $l.o0 cash
house, heated with furnace: garage space.
Price. $1,000.
well located northeast home-a semi-de-
taclIed house. having six rooms and bath. cleo
tric lights. furnace heat. front and rear
porches: owner in house will give possession
and show property at any time
Price, 1850.
A colonial type house in the Petworth
tion: two stories and attic: the house heated
with hot water: having electric lights. front
rage. Offer for cash.
Price, 5000.
good home near 1st and $ SIS. NV: a
brick house situated on the corner of an alley.
There are six rooms and bath. good heating
down.
Price, $500.
good home Pennsylvania ave. Sc. that
can be sold terms of 81 800 cash and easy
monthly payments. There six and
BATH furnace heat, and the house is in fine
condition throughout.
Price, $1,000.
A semi-detached colonial type house. having
six rooms and BATH steam heat and electric
lights. The lot is 25x125 TO a paved alley.
offer for cash.
Price, $500.
A well situated home in Mt. Pleasant west
OF 10th street. There are eight rooms and
BATH hot-water heat, electric lights, and the
house can be sold on terms of 81. 800 cash.
Possession when desired.
Price, $3.50.
nearly new house in Petworth: owner
leaving city will give immediate possession.
There are six rooms and bath, hot-water heat.
electric lights. unusually large front and rear
porches. Very deep lot.
Price, $3.50.
desirable home on Capitol HilI-a well
built eight-room house heated with hot water.
having very deep lot and o garage. This
property has just been vacated in order to
facilitate quick sale.
Price, $500.
Close to Dupont Circle-a modern up-to-date
house, having six rooms and bath, hardwood
floors. porcbes: and 4 garage. This house is
in fine shape. occupied by owner and
home worth inspecting.
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Evening star., 1921-04-02
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
1420-22 H St. NV.
Phone Main 1853.

A Fine Proposition IN
Georgetown.
COED hsme Q prominent street that can
be used for business purposes; large rooms
and bath, brick; large lot. 4Ox130; furnace
heat; in excellent repair.
Price, So. 800.
Near Interior Department.
An excellent little home for colored family:
rooms and bath; fine lot. This house Is in
perfect condition. Price, "a. 600.
Saul's Addition, Near 18th St.
Car Line. - r..
A practically new. tapestry brick. with 8
large rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric
light. hardwood floors: extra large lot; imme-
dtate possession; reasonable terms.
Cleveland Park.
A new. modern home, on wide, deep lot: 8
large rooms; hot-water heat, electric light,
hardwood 6oors; built-in garage; reasonable
terms: immediate possession. This property is
well located one Of the best streets Of the
Park Price, $13. 500.