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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
BY Z. O. BRANDS

baseball contracts this year promise
TO he fun OF "a lot IF conditions,
bonuses and agreements ana Babe
Rutn's s5aG-a-horaer clause IS not the
oniy unique ono among them, accord
ing to admissions by the players cen
cerned. gossip IF tho training camps
and news given out by tic clu5s thom-
selves.
The New York Yanks are said -
have Tire most prolific IN promises but
a Number OF clubs ~ both ieagUes
have amplifying clauses attached to
contracts. which would require a
Philaadelpiia lawyer to interpret ~
they ever came up ia court. This Is
Gne. generally 10 the reluctance or
players to sign at figures offered
them and the unwilllngness of the
clubs to gamble 100 heavily on the
continued popularity Of the game
Indifference Of players to keeping in
condition and giving the.r best efforts
en- he field has also resulted IN The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
BASEBALL FANS
To TALK NEED Of
TWILIGHT LEAGUE

Vigorous ~ a pioneer community
with a wealth Of young blood. strong
limbs. muscular agile. enthusiastic
youths Hammond finds itself soreiy
handicapped n distinguishing itself in
the world of sport. The reason is not
the. there is no athletic material in
Hammond. There is plenty And Of
the right kind
But Hammond lacks facilities for
entertaining spectators. IT has 20 ball
park. no municipal or private gym
nasium easily accessible TO worthy
teams and most of all it wants the
civic support of the community in
spite Of the fact that n The bfief an
nails Of Hammond have been written
some mighty interesting sporting
events Of national reputation. BY all
the rules of the game Hammond $
sporting past should not be allowed To
die
Wednesday night in the city council
chamber at city Hall. John Milet or
the Colonial sporting goods store viii
preside at gathering of baseball
mana gers and representatives Of all
industrial. fraternal and civic base
ball teams who are DESTROYS of estab-
fishing a city twilight league. 1t is
hoped to interest enough clubs TO form
an eight-team league. There ought TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
DEMPSEY AND WILLS
MEET LABOR DAY

willis in his battle with Norfolk. but
the ending of the bout has left many
of the fans up i'll the air. Ia some quar-
tiers 1t is charged Norfolk deliberately
"hopped." in others. the charge il ridi-
caled. In any case. it was poor
match. Norfolk never had a chance and
was clearly out-classed
Willis impressed the fans with his
strength and physique and convinced
many that he is the most powerful
man in the ring today. He has tre-
mendous reach and can hit straight
and effectively with either hand H.
appears rather weak on defense and
leaves himself pretty open on the
break. but these faults undoubtedly
would ne kept more under coFer
against Dempsey
Jacks favorite mitigating. however
would do considerable damage to VIII
lis and in the opinoin Of many the
Negroes only chance would be 10 hold
the champion off and get in a crushing
blow from long range
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
70 TEAMS
ENTER CAGE
TOURNEY

Fifteon lightweight baSketbal1 ts,r,s
were entered yesterday ct noon when
entries for the first annual American
Legion basketbau tournalnert for Jun
Tor teams in Lake county to Ire staged
at the Lafayette school eymnaaf,,n,
Friday and Saturday this week closed
according 10 an announcement Of pose
Athletie Officer irving Chay5en. In
charge Of the coming meet The entry
iist Is the largest ever gotten together
N Northern Indiana for amateur teams.
Basketball Owes which are outored
follow Columbia A. c. cf West Ham
mond. Hammond Bosters st Josephs
OF hammond, Indiana Harbor Zeko
Travellers, Al Saints c. o. f, North
End IA Is Of Hammond owl Lights
Of Whlt-ng, St Marys Of Crown Point
whiting Dodgers. Boy Scout Troop l o,
Hammond, Hammond Dare Devils,
Gary Works Association Lights, All
Saint Mickeys, Hebrew Juniors and
Lynch Five Of Hammond.
Every detail n regards TO the com
Ing tournament which promises to sur
pass any event held in Hammond Ia
years is being arranged for 50 that no
Slip up vii! occur when the fist six
teams fight 1t Gu; Friday evening Ia
terest IN the American Legion meet for
the Youngsters Of the county has
reached feverish stage and hackers
of various qtintets Tho have entered
are saying very little. brt thinking
great deal
The teams entered have played some
real court games this seas n. while a
few dark horses are also entered the
regular hves are figuring that all sea
sons play viii give shem better
chance of victory. Tho city Of Ham
mond wins honors with nine outsog the
fifteen teams uttered. Whiting, conc
next with two. while East Chicas'
Grown Point Cary and Indiana Hs'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
Colonial Midgets Win.

The Colonial Midgets won another
game Friday night at the Lincoln
school gymnasium Their oppon .nts
We're the fast Lincoln school gym
nasium class. who defeated the Midg
cts earlier in the season. The score
was low because the Colonial Midgets
were out of form and couldn't hit the
basket.
BY the close guarding of Bereolos
and Minon the Gym Class was unable
10 make basket. making all their
points on free throws. McMullen was
the chief point getter for the Midgets
with three points Final score 70 3.
LineuD.
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Saints, Devils,
Comets, Girls,
at Irving Gym,

Comets and Saints and Devils viii
clash Tuesday night at Irving school
gym in double bin Of basketball that
should provide local fans with one Of
me most interesting duplex athletic
treats of some months
The y E. Comets. one Of the strong
est junior teams in this part of tn
state. and contenders for the city title.
VIII meet the equally strong st. Joeph's
4. G. team. The city championship is
rather a triangular affair with All
Saints team filing the third angle It
IS believed that tomorrow nights con-
test will eliminate either the Comets
or St Joseph's from the city title race.
Another drawing card tomorrow night
should b. the clash between the Blue
Devils. Hammond fighting girls team.
and the strong Harvey. H. girls
team. Not 50 long ago the Hammond
girls were defeated by the Harvey
quintet but the Blue Devils have since
strengthened their team and the con-
test Tuesday night should be replete
with all the W. k thrills.
A further allurement to entiee fans
to the double bill at the Irving gym
tomorrow is the promise that special
music viii be provided to while away
the intermissions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13

Now that John Millet has startee
something how many Will be with him
Wednesday, night?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
LAKE: GO.
BOYS NOW
IN FINALS
Concluding Games to be Played
Next Saturday at
Capital

"lll ing high schools basketball
ee'in Saares the championship Of nor1b-
ihulaha with seven other teams as
result Of the semi-fnaI tournament
a PURDUE university SATURDAY
" hlhng had Il walk-away with the
Decatur five. The score was 9s - s
ana those who Witnessed the clever
work of the boys from the Oil civ
realized that the score could have been
piled up even higher IL they SO desired
The crowd which remained to Wit
ness the Whiting Decatur match was
small. 1t started at 1870 O'Clock in The
evening. Wingate. champion Of form
CT years and roUted as strong con
tender this year was scheduled to plav
the second evening game with Fisher.
However at the last moment a tele-
gram was received disqralifyirg Win
gate because Of using ineligible play
ers Wingate thus forfeited to FISHER
and the game was called off The
crowd realized that Whiting would
have easy going and straightway
headed for home.
Whiting took the lead shortly after
the starting whistle At the end Of
the first half he score was woefuIly un-
balanced SO Coach Hart slipped in his
oe-AS ~ Sb1s anu "tlVN-I them to play
out the game. Great noorwork char
acterized the work of Whiting at Pur-
due the same as at Valparaiso. a no
ticeable feature OF the OF city team
was the total absence OF stage fright
on the strange floors. Coach Hart has
eliminated this by several grips down
state during the season. One floor is
tho same as another to his stars
Probably the closest game of the
tournament was between Jefferson
High of Lafayette and Frankfort
Frankfort won 1t to l..
The eighe winners Of the Lafayette
tournament and the eight winners f
the Bloomington tournament viii
meet next Saturday at Indianapolis to
settle the champion ship OF the state.
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RE:[)CR()WNS
Will. NEE: I
COLONIAL.S
Game on Thursday Has Started
Something and Ought TO
Settle Something

hitting Red Crowns. 1921 cham
nio'S OF indiana Illinois. Iowa ma
Wisconsin and candidate for p.,ttap,t
,'9'''ts TINS year. vii. clash with the
IAN fnond Colonial basketball tea,,
"uFsday night at $50 O'clock at tba
-" aye lie acnaoi gymnasium for thu
Sorlhern Indiana championship Tha.
'he contest between the ancient r,vs;
towns VII be fairly close and bitterly,
4onEht goes almost without saving
"hsn All points Of the cage game IL
considered. The Colonials win feel
mighty proud Of Itself r they can de-
teat the famous team from whiting
victory Thursday night for Irvine
Cnayken players win be greatly vol
coined by Hammond fandom who for
years have been watching tho OH C,it-.
quintet tramp over the best IN the
country.
A Stubborn. lighting determination to
wipe out the defeat handed the Ioeass
at game two weeks ago has taken
hold of the Colonial team and the Red
Crowns will have to play in tip top
form to defeat the Hammond crew.
Both teams are IN good condition scr
the big fracas. although II is certain
that the Colonial. East Chicago anil
Gary players have felt some Of tie ef-
focts Of a few hard battles last week
Injuries which have kepr the Ham
nond team from running true to form
in the last few contests are no longer
Fostering The locals Beanie" Harris
famous Gary ar viii be In the mar
ness again in Thursdays game and II
the peppery steel city forward is right
the Red Crowns will have their hands
full. Hunt, famous for his playing
with Stone breaker. and Bacon at Va
bash will hold down one of the posi-
lions with the Hammond team and Will
bear watching. Scott Of whom there is
no whomer and considered by experts
to be the best young guard in the state
viii alternate with Thompson while
Big" Smith and long shot Shelton Will
try to unlimber some Of the stpfflags
out o. the visiting players. the Red
Crown lineup Will probably be the
same which has carried It through all
season Manager Griffith IS not VEN
turing an opinion, but silently says
that he cannot see anything but the
Red Crowns.
Hammond fans are all up in the air
over the coming contest and some arc
willing 20 wager few rubles that the
Colonials viii come out on top
Whiting is sending over a delegation
Of over one hundred fans and the fur
ought to fly a plenty when the referee
toots his horn The Columbia y. G..
team of West Hammond who have
entered the American Legion basket
bah tournament viii lock rorns
against the crack South Chicago quin-
test in a preliminary contest. Tickets
for the last home game OF the season
for the Colpniais are on sale at the
Colonial Sporting Goods Store ut Mon
Nets smoke shop and NJ Gus Iieztens
Emporium in West Hammond.
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NEW YORK. March 1S.-Jack Demp-
sey and Harry Willis viii meet on La
Dor Day. This is the date decided
upon by the interests, guiding the des-
tinies Of the match according 70 re-
ports circulating along Broadway. il
j. understood Dempsey is serious in
his intentions to cross the ocean and
indulge in another match with Car
pentier and that it viii be held before
the Willis bout.
Information from London indicates
that Major Arnold Wilson is the pro-
moter who will handle the big fight
ana that most Of the preliminary ar
engagements have been made Closing
Of the negotiations rests only on the
Carpentier-Ted Lewis battle. If car
pentier decisively disposes Of Lewis
Major Wilson can charge jast abou;
what he pleases for the bout and it
will be held in Albert Hall.
Gotham expected to get a line on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
THIS SOUNDS
FAMILIAR

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEI
CATALINA Island, CAL, March 1S
Bill KiIlifer. pilot Of the Cubs. did
not relish the two beatings his charg-
es received from the Portland Beavers
and the Vernon Tigers during their so
Joprn on the mainland and plans 20
take it out On the athletes this week.
some of the light hitters viii be coach
ed in the art of shifting the ball and
a few of the unsteady inAelders will
be taught new tricks.
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be enough ambition among local fans
to guarantee support OF 16-tcam du-
pick league The meeting Wednesday
night follows mailing o. letters to all
managers They have been told by
Mr.. Millet that he has taken the init
alive in the matter merely to get It
strated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

HERE WE PRESENT A FEW OF OUR MANY
interesting offers in various sections OF the
city and suburbs. featured by moderate prises'
Cleveland Park-$16,750OO.
distinctive Dutch. colonial home in Wash
section; beautifully planned and well con
structed. 1t contains rooms and paths;
electric lights. hot-water heat, glassed-in sun
price is quite reasonable with attractive terms.
owner-occupant will give early possession.
Northeast-$,5O 10000.
A most reasonably priced home, conveniently
located: contains 10 rooms, baths, hot-water
heat, gas lights. This is an oner whlch can
terms.
Saul's Addition-$12,75O.OO.
desirable section; detached home Of Q rooms:
la tbs; hot-Water heat, electric lights ana
garage; must be seen to be appreciated. Phone
US for appointment to inspect. Terms to suit
you.
Suburban-$5,OO0
We are offering one of the best propositions
4-room and bath new corner bungalow: with AZ
modern improvements and large lot. $IOO cash
and $40 per month. Owner leaving CITY mas
priced this property very low for quick sale.
Investigate At once. ~
Columbia Heights Near 18th St.
$55,OOO.OO.
Apartment house Of - apartments. from
3 to rooms and bath each, with all modern
Improvements This H. an unusual ns GppGS5t .
cellent residential section and money making
proposition Suitable terms. ;
DISTRICT REALTY CO., r
pH Sc isss S szAs s s5sses7ss.
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CAMP SITES.
FOR SALE

CAMP SITES ALONG THE POTOMAC.
over a half mile on the Potomac between
Alexandria and Mount Vernon is being divided
acres. A strip along the river from 100 to $50
feet in depth has been reserved for the use Of
all owners of lots.
The prices vary according to size and loca
ton, from $500 to 81, 500 a site.
The Washington. Alexandra and Mount YER
non electric railroad runs through the prop
erty, with a sta ton in the immediate vicinity
Don't wait-sake advantage of your oppor-
tunity and secure one Of these sites now
With the scarcity Of desirable available land
along the Potomac you may not be able to get
q camp site at such a reasonable figure.
GERTRUDE VAN HOESEN,
$40 18th at. Main S416
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COLLEGE PARK,
University of MARYLAND.

Substantial and honestly built house: jus,
completed: seven rooms and bath: electric
lights, running water. electric range and ali
throughout; floors finely finished: garage
12x16. with cement foundation and floor; large
lot 75x165; situated in most beautiful and
boulevard. 20 minutes drive from city: blocks
from B. & o. station. same distance from
electric line, with excellent service. and four
blocks from boulevard. s6,5OO-$1. 600 cash
balance $50 per month Special reduction fol-
all cash or larger initial payment.
Have other as equally desirable property
lected by yourself
Let us tell you more about this real home
property OR. better still. show it to you TeIe-
W. E. CLAFLIN. 315 McliilI bldg, elo-912
G St NV Sunday at College Park. Telephone
r3R sALE-AT PRE-WAR PRICE. OR
containing IA rooms and garage for cars;
two open freplaees; hot-water heat: large
Baltimore pike. miles from Capitol. Price.
81 900. See owner Mt 2542 18th st. NV.
Telephone Columbia 1871.
7;RooM BRICK; TEN ACRES: BARN;
ssi S6 house stream; fruit. Center of town.
, s,.oon brick ~ one acre; fruit; ami: best
location. $500 Terms
1-room frame; furnace; bath; good location.
Groom bungalow: ami; lot 100x1SO; good
location. 5000. Terms
rooms; h.-w.h.: bath; IL acres: must sell
at once. $500. Terms.
FOR RENT
s.room brick; large lot; ami; will rent
with option to buy or lease. $65 per mo.
S-room frame; newly papered: furnace; bath i;
nne garden; fruit and shade. S65 per mo.
Groom frame; good location. s25 per mo-
4,room summer cottage; ~ acres: high To-
cation. SIS per mo.
Groom frame. $40 per mo.
NJ. E. CHURCH,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Falls Church Va phonn 90
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Exhibit.

Exhibit,
1888 CONN. AVE.
Bet. Woodley Rd. and Cathedral
PRICE, $4,000.
Two stories, attic, library,
two hreplaces, two baths, break
fast and sleeping porches, chauf-
feur's or maids room with bath j;
single or double garage at cost.
Built BY
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Main $685.. Established 1890.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
mo Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours. I"
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
In . most convenient location, not far from
14th and Park road. Attractive colonial style
home. containing I rooms. reception hall and
bath: 4 large bedrooms: all modern improve
ments; light dining room. with beamed cell
ing; double rear porches. Garage. Attractive
terms. Price. $4,000.
HEDGES MIDDLETON. Inc.
1888 III st. NV. Phone Main 1923
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OWNER WILL MAKE BIG REDUCTION IN
modern cottase; dandy rooms and porches:s
iaree lot: in NV suburbs; altitude and view
unsurpassed; Is minutes to Treasury. either
car line. Offers cheerfaIiy consideseos Au6
sell. Phone Cleveland 1890.
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MARYLAND AVE. NE.

Nine cheerful rooms and bath; h.-w.h.. cleo
tricity; concrete cellar: Pear brick garage with
floor, renting balance Of house for 500 per
month. Terms, 1900 cash. $50 per month.
Calvert Realty Company,
1910 F.St. NV Main 1855.
s.. hO0-BUNGALOw. LARGE ROOMS AND
bath; full basement; all city conveniences;
one block from 18th street car line. Terms.
LILLE 4 HENDRICk,
q Carroll ave-. Takona Park. Col. sew.
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ContlOued

4lO8 KEOKUK ST.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Two-story, attic, brick;
eight rooms, 2 baths, hard
wood floors, open fireplace,
.vapor heat, large kitchen
and outside pantry; newly
painted and papered. Open
from l to 5 pm, Sunday.
OWNER, Phone Adams 1850.
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Mr.. 18th AND NJ NV; sEM1-DE-
tached; modern; IS = and 3 b.:
electric light, steam heat; garage
clear; SIS. 900; s. 600 cash.
Mr.. 18th AND NEWTON nav: lot
45-ft. front; 8 ?. and b.. detached
frame; h.-w.h.: out-of-town owner will
sacrifice for $4,000; terms; posses
sion.
WENTWORTH. D. c.; high eleva-
walton; best residence street: nearly
10000 50. #. in lot: attractive. mod
ern. detached, T-r. and b. frame: re.
ception hall; porches; electric light.
steam heat. garage; chicken house.
fruit. etc: especially suited for doc
$3.50 cash. balance SO a month in
GLIDING interest.
PETwORTH: business zone: Ga.
ave. mr.. Allison; cheerful rooms and
$50 ssss e psIsh esymep t ssEed at
G1EsBoRo RID. Mr.. CONGRESS
Heights. D. c.; ~ acres: 5-r. frame;
furnace heat; outbuildings: fruit, choice
water, etc; reduced from s.. 500 TO
$500; terms: CT consider trading for
country place. larger acreage.
SPECIAL TO COLORED-R ST. mr.
18th; extra size lot: alley: 2-story
brick and frame; possession; $500
takes the equity. balance easy, Also
from to 20 other houses. all Sec
tions. priced low. on easy terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 F ST.
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IN AURORA HEIGHTS- VA
rs ACRES.
GOOD 7-ROOM HOME.
nAYI nzS

, clifton sta. Va; Rec. hall. parlor. very
basin: sleeping porch; S-piece bath; concrete
cellar; attic; front. side and rear porches.
Entire house piped for acetylene gas Good
barn. garage. smokehouse. new chicken house,
all with metal roofs; 100 bearing fruit trees:
haH OF % acres cleared High elevation; south
churches. school and Southern rwy. sta; so
people commute daily Priced extremely low;
1870 for immediate sale; 1900 cash. bal.
So: so per mo-. including interest. If you want
zeal value. investigate this bargain at once.
Any and all information,
WALTER OHARA,
i Exclusive Agent on Above,
Specialize In Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV
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DON'T MISS THIS.

"o-F AnlLI
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Home and investment combined. First floor
has rooms and bath: now rented for $50
per month. Second floor vacant and ready for
immediate possession, or can rent for $50.
White neighlorhood. Price, $3.50. Terms.
We have a number Of two-family fats in the
northwest and northeast See US today.
ANTON kOERBER & CO.,
4o4 Hibbs Bldg. Main sos
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JEFFERSON STREET.
Comparatively. new home that can be bought
on very reasonable terms. Has 8 rooms and
tile bath and all modern improvements, in
GLIDING a garage. Convenient to two car
lines. Vacant, and immediate possession can
be had. Price only $3.50.
HEDGES MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H st. NV. Phone Main 1925
FOR sALE-51O AND 5lOh 9Th ST. NE. 9
family fiat; each nat contains large rooms
and bath. furnace heat. gas range, gas hot
water heater with hot-water coil attached to
furnace; large frontage; separate entrances;
double rear porches; separate back yards back
to 20-foot alley; near two car lines; in splendid
location.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
Exclusive Agents,
XIX arf al Let
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

continued
HIGHvIEW-o ROOM, COLONIAL STYLE;
tried bath: front and rear porcfes: excellent
heating plants. One 50. OOO one 800.
Three e-ro0m houses, newly built by one OF
best builders In city. Very large rooms and
porcles. double sleeping porclles; hot-water
heat, electricity: large front and rear yards
everything you want In a real home. Located
In Columbia Heights. just OF 14th st.. near
18th and Shepherd SITS.
Easy terms all Of these houses
Apply ]. W. HEPNER. 1911 Shepherd at. n ".
Phone Adams n045. II
CHEVY CHASE.
Splendidly situated Just west of Connect
cut avenue. There nre rooms / complete
bath and shower bath. Glass-!nclosed break
fast and sleeping porches; large living room
with open fireplace. Every modern conve-
nience. Large lot. 5ox135, with a garage for
two cars. Price. $16.000. Terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1923.
COLORED.
402. 404, 4O6. 40s q at. NV; brick. 9 rooms
bath and reception hall: gas latrohe; newly
painted and pspered: first time offered. Price.
only 81 $50; $3.50 cash s45 monthly.
WRITE OR CALL FOR LARGE LIST OF
VACANT HOMES TO COLORED. EASY PAY
MENT PLAN.
JOE {. BROWN. Exclusive Agent.
1917 st. NV. c6s
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SHORE PROPERTY.

room bungalow: 3 porches 2 lighthouses, with
showers; 3 large lots. through to back street
and car line; cement walks; furnished and
etc: porcelain sink. artesian water. Only
"a, 500 all cash. for everything: must be i'm
mediate sale; can rent $500 per season.
L. l.. BOWEN CO.,
2n2 Continental Trust bldg. Main $40.
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THESE hF FEE nr AEEsLtE
NORTHEAST DoWNToWN
OF
yell r >' anu MAKE .S'naoe el'
CLEVELAND PARK
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Of choicest homes n
Iehsfu 66 respect Truly ~
downtown. WASHINGTON TO NJ. HEIGHTS Ugh: S.
be arang ~
leaving ity will make reas
CHEVY CHASE Exceptionally NJ ven built s1an home on
two
% IDe., tss squares OF Capitol and
SOUTHEAST. DoWNToWN. x
70 ell al
CHAS. D. SAGER,
n