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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-06

by fall there viii be two oil tesla
going down In Logan corey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-06

Oklahoma city has promised cut
In Nater rates. Same old waf time
rates In vogue In Guthrie.
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kau Tau Club Entertalncd


Miss Gladys Casey was hostess a.
the aembers OF the Kau Tau club
yesterday afternoon at bridge when
hlgh club score was made by Miss
Dorothy Loveiess and xsnsolation hy
Miss Thelma Champion. Additional
guests we're Misses Mary Davis and
Ellen Hron. Next week Miss Dorothy
spcer win entertain the club.
" " x
Miss Kelly Hostess TO NJ Jinx Club
A group OF additional guests com
rosed Of the Misses Catherine an I
Margaret Dean. Merlc Van Hooxer,
Eliza Gsffney, Rhoa Walton and Mrs.
Clifford Traband sni the III Jf1x
dub were delightfully."- entertained by
Miss Vera Kelly yesterday afternoon
al her home ON North Broad. AT
bridge high guest score was made
by Miss Margaret Dean and Hlr>
score score by Mrs. Warren Van
Hoozer. Miss Merle Van Hooxer Will
entertain the Cub next ,week.
- ~ W
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.Mother.To-Be,
Read This

Here Ia wonderful message 10 all
cypectant mothers. From this mo.
mcnt on. cast from your mind all
dread and fear. and feel every day az
the months roll by that great freedom
frtm much OF tho suffering which
thousands of expectanf mothers un.
derro. unnecesssrIIy. And when tho
Little One arrives, you can have that
moment moro free from suffering than
you have perhaps imagined. An emil
nent physician. expert IN this science,
mas shown the way. II was he who
nrst produced tho great remedy.
Mothers Friend" Mrs. G. J. Hart
man, Scranton, Pa. says:
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ofteen nisutsss
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u contains no narcotics or harmful
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Ing. Mothers Frisud~ u sold b.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS P. OWEN & SON. Aue,ioa.e-,.

THOMAS P. OWEN & SON. Auc,ion.e-,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TNTr
proved building lets in ''Conn Ave- Hira
lands. TO he sold within the ori.e .r
Thos. J. Owen & Son. 1881 G - nv ~
virtue q five certain deeds of trust reco-is.l
iiher a456 ~ folio 1872 Lihar 1880 q faii..
es0. Liber 1856 folio 26a Iiher SsIt fBf,
III. and Lih~r 547l folio Ias - So ~
spectively of the 1lsnd Records 81 tho pi'
trirt OF Columbia. and at tho request ~ 49,,
party secured thereby. tho undrrSIrnaA
trustees viii soil 81 ruhllS suction uItaf-.
the ofir~ ~ Thos J Owen e. Son T3aT q.
-. NV. on MONDAY. THE 2sth nAY nF
AUGUST. 1922. AT O'CLOCK p " ~.
following described land and prenises at
uate in tho District % Colurnhis known
and distinguished as lots &c and 70 ~
Square 20fl. lot u in Sonap a0si Dot =
in Square 2nsi lots - and 2s IN Sausra
subdivision ~ Connecticut Ave Hirhiands
a subdivision ~ part Of tract ~ lnrd
known Addition 10 the Rock e Dnu
barton" as per plat oS ssh suhd vision 70
corded IN the OrioA ~ the Surveyor of Ito
District Of Columbia IN l.ih~r COUNTY x
folio IL Terms ~ sale. One-thirf - b.
raid in CASH hslsnce In one ard two yes-.
with interest az : per cent. secured r. p
decd ~ trust unon the property sold. or 1V
rash At purchasers option. sinn deposit 20
quired on each lot. Couveyancinr rrrnrI
ing and revenue stamps at purchasers cnsi
Terms ~ sale 10 he complied with within -
days from day of sale. or deposit forfeited
GEORGE !. EAsTERDAY. ALBERT 7
CoCMRE. Trustees
auiT.ai.24.cs css
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. n. C.. AUGUST Is
1922 Sealed proposals will he received
at Room 500. District Building until :
o'clock p. m. September IL. 1922. for fur
nishing 2s.5oo feet more less ~ tsie
phone and signal cable. use hy Electrical De
pnrtment For detailed information npply
to Room 800. District Ruildfnr CrNo n
RUDOLPH. JAMES Y. OYSTER. CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners. d. c.
suIs. 1921 siI
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North Columbia Heights.


THIS HOME IS BUT TWO YEARS OLD
and In perfect condition: brick consrruc
tfon with concrete front and rear porches;
str rooms and bath ttiled): garage. Price,
Sl0.7O0. Phone for appointment to In
spect- McKEEvER 4 GoSS. I405 Eve st
NV. Main 1852. 23SS
CHARMING HOME OF SEVEN WE'LL AR.
ranged rooms; modern: bath; extra lava
tory: front. rear and sleeping porches: hot
wster heat: electric lights: hardwood floors
and trim: Pear garage. Price only s11. 800;
on convenient terms. You can find no bet.
ter buy in this section NrKEEvER 4 GOss
14n5 Eye st. NV. Main 4152 SIS
DANDY HOME OF SIX ROOMS III En-
bath: built-in garage; concrete front and
lower rear porch: sleeping porch on second
Moor: has hot-water heat: electric lights;
hardwood floors and trim: basement. offered
at the reasonable price Of SO $50. Nc
KEEvER cess. 1905 Eye st. NV. Mais
NORTH CoLUMBiA HHIGHrS-sIo. $50.
Reasonably priced colonial design resi-.
dence: attractive In appearance: Just one
block f 14th st. car: rooms: spacious front
and rear porches: inclosed sleeping porch;
h--w-h.. slec. lights: hardwood floors: deep
lot tc alley: ample garage space. House Is
vacant and immediate postession may b
ohtsined. Easy terms wM s. PHILLIPs
tl0o n. Y. ave. Main knoo
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BgR.
glary insurance. LOUIS r. sHoEFAKER.
1907 n. Y. ave. nk. Main iles. Inquire
for Mr Elliott.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES
FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - ABOUT Il
miles northwest Of white House: la
scrss; usimprvved: SO per acre. LoUs p.
ii09
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ssA1-DETAcHED HOME OF STORIES:
hrst noor comprises living and dining
room' k,fehen and sunny breakfast room
second door. three bedroom. and ha.h ,nd
sleeping porch; there IL q porch on front and
SIDE beside the enclosed sleeping porch:
hardwood floors: electric lights; hot water
heat; huilt-in heated garage. Price. s13, 500.
Nsin 4752 fess
The Washington herald., 1922-08-21

CHARMlNG LITTLE HOME PRICED At
very low hzure TO effect early sale: seven
rooms and hath: completely finished and
heated attic; large front rear and sIeepIns
porches: electric lights: hardwood floors and
trim: garage. Price. s1i.50o McKEEvER
GOSs. 1405 Eye st. nw Main 4752
oe1s
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Cleveland Park.

WONDERFUL HOSrF REDCCYD IN
price to effect quick sale: completely de-
tsched on lot 5Or112; eight rooms and tiled
BATH with shower: basement and attic: front
and sleeping porch; house beautifully dec
orated: has exceptionally lsrge living room ,
open fireplace; hardwood floors and trim:
electric lights: hot-water heat: instantane-
ous water heater: garage. Price, $4,000
M"kEEvER & GosS. 14o5 Eye St NV
Main 4752 so-s
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bar OF his own Judgment. His cousins
had been magma nimous to Esther and
Rose. more 30 than he had been to Miss
Hartman. Yet, even while he confessed
fault. he. felt uneasily that there was n
justification lie could not quite lay hold
Of and put into words.
I'm sorry Won feel that way. James.
Perhaps i was wrong. But you want
to- remember that wasn't askin' about
what she knew with any idea Of maxim
1t public or tellin' the police. meant
to keep 1t under my own hat to help run
down a cold -bloodcd murderer"
"You can't want TO run him down
any more than we do--and in, that we
l include Jack and Miss Hartman as
well as myself" the older man az.
sv cred gravely. "But I'm sure YOU re
entirely wrong. Miss Hartman knows
nothing about it. IF she had she would
have confided in u.s." ..'
Perhaps she has confded in Jack"
Don't you think that obscssion Of
yours is rnther--wcll. unlikely, to put
1t mildly! Analyze IL and you'll find
to base II on"
This was true. Yet Kirby's opinion
was not changed. He still believed that
Jack and Miss Hartman had been in his
uncle $ rooms just before Wild Rose had
been there.
lie returned to the subject Of the
bond. IL seemed to him best, he said. in
view OF Jacks feeling. TO get other
bondsmen. He hoped James would not
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interpret this 10 mean that he felt less
friendly toward him.
Ills cousin bowed, rather formally.
Just as you please. Would you like
the matter arranged this afternoon
Lane looked Mt his watch. II haven't
heard from my new bondsmen yet. Be-
sides, want to 60 to Golden. Would
tomorrow morning suit your
II dare say James stifled a yawn.
Did you say you were going to Col
den?" a 81 Il
'Yes. Some one gave me tip. ]
don't know what there's in It, but l
thought I'd have a look at the marriage
license registry"
Cunningham flashed startled glance
at him that asked a pcremptory ques-
tion. Probably waste of time. I've
been in the oil business too long TO pay
any attention to tips
Expect you re right, but III trot
out there, anyhow. Never can tell. y
what do you expect to find among
the marriage licenses?'
Haven't the slightest idea. I'll tell
YOU tomorrow what l do find"
James made one dry, ironic comment.
'T rather think you have too much
Imagination for sleuthing. You let your
wild fancies gallon away with you. II
] were you I'd go back to bronco bust
ing
\ Kirby laughed. "Darc say you're
right. 'Tll take your advice after we
get the man we're after"
To be continued tomorrOv
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"A question. WHAT business have
YOU. to ask> her questions?" demanded
Jack hotly.
His cousin tried. shot in the dark.
II was asking her." he said. his voice
low and even, "about that visit you and
she paid TO Uncle James rooms the
right he was killed"
Kirby knew instantly he had scored
hit. The insolencc. the jaunty conf.
dence, were stricken from him as by n
buffet IN the face. .
For n moment body and mind alike
we're lax and stunned. Then courage
flowed back into his veins. He came
forward, clustering.
"What do you mean? What visit!
It's damned lie.'
''Is it?' They why is the question
such a knockout to you and Miss Har-
riman? SIc almost tainted. and it GER
tainly, cruinplcd you up till you got
second BREATH
Jack flushed angrily. "Of course. it
shocked her for you to make such Il
charge against her. IL would frighten
any woman. BY God, it's an outrage.
You. come here and try to browbcnt
Miss Hartman when she's alone. You
ask her impudent questions, as good
as tell her she---she--'
kirby's eyes were like a glittcring
rapicr probing for the weakness of his
opponents defense. "I say that she
and you were in the room of Uncle
James at 8 80 the evening he was killed.
I say that you concealed the fuct at the
inquest. Why?' lie shot his question
at the other man with the velocity of n
bullet.
Cunningham lip twitchcd. his eye
wavered. How much did his cousin
know? How much was he merely
guessing?
"Who told you we were there? How
do you know it? don't propose to
answer every wild accusation nor TO
let Miss Hartman be insutcd by you.
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CHAPTER XNITu
Cousins DiSaSree

IL was essential TO kirby's plans that
he should be at liberty. II he should
be locked up in prison even for few
days the threads that he had begun to
untanglc from the snarl known as the
Cunningham mystery would again bt
ensnarcd. Hc was not sure what action
James would take at his brothers de-
But Lane had no desire to embarrnss
him by forcing the issue. He set about
securing a new bond
lie was. ten minutes later, in the law
Offices Of Irwin, Foster & Warren. at
torneys who represented the cattle in
tcrcsts in Wyoming with which Kirby
was identified. Foster. n stout, middle
aged man with only few locks ci
gray hair left. heard what the rough
rider had to say.
"I'll wire to Caldwell and TO Nor
man as you suggest. Mr.. Lane" he
said. IF they give me instructions to
stand back of you. I'll arrange a new
bond as soon as possible"
will it take long? I cant afford 70
be tied up behind the bars right now. y
Not, If I can get it accepted. III
let YOU know at once"
Kirby rose. lie had finished his
business.
Just a moment. Mr.. Lane Foster
leaned back in his swivel chair and
looked out of the window. His eyes
did not focus on any detail Of the Office
building opposite. They had the far.
away look which denotes a preoccupied
mind. Ever been to Goldcn?" hc
asked at last abruptly. swinging back in
his scat and looking at his client.
mo. Why?'
Golden is the Grctna Green Of
Denver. you know. When yOunc
people clope they 20 to Golden. When
a couple gets married and doesn't want
it known they choose Golden. Very
convenient spot
I'm not figuring on gettin' married
right now," the cattleman said, smil-
ing.
Still you might find visit TO the
place interesting and useful. was
there on business couple OF weeks
ago."
The eyes Of the men fastened. Lane
knew he was being given hint that
Foster did not want TO put more di-
rcctly.
"What nre the intcrcstin' points OF
the town. asked the Twin Buttes man.
"Well. sir. there arc several. or
course. there's the School Of Mines. and
the mountains right back Of the town.
Gold was discovered there somewhere
about fifty seven. I think. Used TO be
the capital Of the territory before Dem
yer found her feet
'I'm rather busy"
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A1N0AID i NAlLO y="s. . 4 %% S.s %:-@.'r s:


Who are you. anyhow? A man ac-
cused OF killing my uncle. the man who
Quad his valet dead and Is suspected
OF that crime. too, q fellow who would
be lying behind the bars now if my
brother hadn't put up the money to
Gnvc the family from disgrace. II we
tell all we know, the police will grab
YOU again double quick. Yet.you have
the nerve to come here and make in
situations against the lady who is
mourning my uncle's death. I've, n
good mind to phone for the police right
now.'
DO" suggested Kirby. smiling.
Then we'll both tell what we know
and perhaps things will clear up
BIT"
1t was a. bluff pure and simple. He
couldn't tell what he knew any more
than his cousin could. The part played
by Rose and Esther Mclean in the
story barred him from the luxury Of
truth telling. Moreover, he had no real
evidence to back his suspicious. But
Jack did not know how strong the re-
straining influence was.
II didn't say was going to phone.
I said I'd jolly good mind to-" Gun.
ningham replied sulkily.
''1d advise you not to start any
thing you can't finish, Jack. I'll give
you one more piece Of advice, too. Come
clean with what you know. I'm goin
to find out. anyhow. Make up your
mind to that. I'm gcin' through with
you II pull of your Sherlock Holmes
stun in jail. then. for m going to
ask James to get off your bond,' Jack
retartcd yiudictiycly.
'.As you please about that" Lane
said quietly.
"IJe'll choose between you and me.
I'll be damned IL III stand for his
keeping n man out Of Jail to try to
fusten on me a murder didn't do
81 haven't said you did It. What I
say is that you and Miss Hartman
know somethin' an are conccalin' It..
What is It? I'm not n fool. I don't
think you killed Uncle any more than
| did. But you an Miss Hartman
have secret, Why don't you go TO
James an mako a clean breast of It?
''The devil he will. tell You We
haven't any secret. We weren't in
uncle's rooms that night"
"Cnn you prove an alibi for the whole
cvcning--both Of yom?' the range rider
asked curtly.
None of your business. We're not
in the prisoners dock. It's you that
is likely to be there" Jack tossed out
pctulantly.
Phyllis Hartman had flung herself
down to sob with her head in the
pillows. But Kirby noticed that one
small pink car was in the open 20
take in the swift sentences passing be.
tween the men.
'I'm intendin' to make it my bust
ness Lane said, his voice ominously
quiet.
You re laying up trouble for your
self. y Jack warned blackly. '1f you
want me for an enemy you're going At
this the right way"
"I'm not lookin' for enemies. What
I want is the truth. You're conccalin :
it. Wen see If you can make it
stick"
Were not concealing a thing"
Last call for you to show down your
cards, Jack. Are you with me or
against me?' asked Kirby.
Against you. YOU meddling fool -.
Cunningham burst out in a gust Of fury.
Don't you meddle with my affairs.
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."wouldn't take you long to run over
on the interurban." Tho lawyer began
to gather toward him the papers upon
which he had been working when the
client was shown in. He added casu-
ally: II found It quite amusing TO
look over the marriage licenses OF the
last month or two. Found the names
there Of some Of our prominent citizens.
Well. III call yon. up as soon as ! know
about the bond.'
Lane was not entirely satisfied with
what he had been told. but he knew that
Foster had said all he meant to say.
One thing stuck in his mind as the gist
of the hint. The attorney was advising
him to 70 to the courthouse and check
up the marriage licenses.
He walked across to the Equitable
Building and dropped in on his cousin
James. Cunningham rose to meet him
bit stifHy. The cattleman knew that
Jack had already been in to see him or
had got him on the wire.
Kirby brushed through any embar-
rnssment there might be and told frank
ly why he had come.
T've had sort Of row with Jack.
Under the circumstances I don't feel
that ! ought TO let you stay on my
bond. II might create i'll .feelin' be
-. .s.,, w.n.,;,,s s.,.Js -. 80,
,ns' nhvv Son,e ,';n.us msG;ms ynu.ii emuS rus mp
wIa,uvu, % suI'.y" h ou !, ,;.,,. uHm'.a ..u,,
haven i. an. pad iee.'ng usa'"sT svu,
n..I,.. NH Iii ,,. .nI. u..e nv III, v.
pse" p,. ouS ~" ,"rous" s h., LIS 'n'"s' u"
~ ..,UIva,s Stains vi .ou. nepi. ,
,,,,vta q" ,s,,o% . ou ,ouo'e '''"''" s''
"I'vc found out that he an Miss
Hartman were in Uncle James rooms
INC nlgnl ne was k,'Ic'' wan, thenl
70 co.ne tnrough "h tcu "h"' '"ey
khoW;
How did you nnd that out
Inc eyes OF tnG on DrokeI were haro
as JADE. Ihey looked straight into those
OF ms cousin. .
II cant tell you that exactly. fut
Two an TWO together.
You mean you guess they were
there. You don't know It:
a warm, friendly smile Ut the brown
face Of the rough rider. lie wanted to
remain Oh good terms with James II
he could. ''T don't know 1t in legal
sense. Morally, I'm convinced Of it,
Even though they deny It,
practically they admitted rather
than denied
DO you think it was quite straight,
Kirby, to 90 to Miss Hartman with
such trumpcd up charge? I don't. 7
confess I'm surprised at you" In
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no, o.. = Man !oaT-SsSsrs

unless you want trouble right of the
bat. I'm not going to have n Paul
Pry nosins around and limiting ISLANDERS
do you think I am? I'll protect nv
good name and this lady's II !. have
to do 1t with a gun. Don't forget that,
Mr.. Lane" -
Kirby's steady gaze appraised him
coolly. YOU'RE excited an taikin
foolishness. I'm not attackin' any :
body's good name. I'm lookin' for the
man who killed Uncle James. I'm OK /.
pectln' to find him. II anybody stands
In the way l m liable to run against
him."
The man from Twin Buttcs bowed
toward the black hair and pink cnr
Of his hostess. He turned on his heel
and walked from the room.
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r,l1. nrarNs THE Story

q mas C.uns,Inslism 10 rich and ruin,
,...s.tfs tIrrs down the plea OF Eiri
~ h.e A claim oi, him and Kicks out
wn00sn wn0 who says Cunningham owes Mn,
.hare OF, O. tuslnese deal. She 10 tne
s.,ss sns Of Wild Rose. 4 rldine. girl,, who
sasS,s mr. sisters trouble I? Kirby Lane
ss' ~ 'upstnndine and ch!yalroIs. cSwe,oy; boz
kii.,y, kiig,y '"fr fsvorsd protcses OF James Cum
e9usln.sm, who demand to know the name
spks sirj, When he goes to his uncleS
@.Ws,wsnt h, finds the man chloroformed.
Snrd and dead. On q tablo Is glove.
SvS u1SIS Se had seen on wild Rose. He taxes
yns.ma makes his escape by the nrs-
M.snx. but is observed by . reporter.
Sssksws. Cunulngham's Japanese valet.
T.snnasre, adding new sensation Both
fsrs and wild Hose ere a. the in9usat;
HsysSSyilis," was IN the dead mans room.
,sns, arrested for the murder. but
ssas,sd on ball. Rose goes to eee the
tss'ssSu ~ scscSusIns. and reveals she ais" hsd
SisS, q the n,uI,der. Jaek and gsmsss
CMnins.Sdi lana Lane to Dry Valley. 10. look
m,s.' !,n cIus lie finds several. Including \
v;ny.bsnded rancher. who had bitter
ism,,d1e AGAINST old cunningham. The
.GEnrHsr had been committed BY Left
un,Ssd rsrson. Rsck In Denver. with
rr1e ssnJcrn, fellow cowpunohcr;
SScn. discovers that Olson had roorred
...r hia urcle's apartment the niGht Of
~ murder. The dead body cf the Jap
,ssIs, who disappeared 10 also found.
sSssnuhile n valuable paper connected
Sith tbs case disappears from James
Ctnninghtns cnlce. -
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To be continued tomorrow
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CARPENTERS.

CARPENTRY, REMODELING. JOBBING,
GENERAL REPAIRING.
Wh- A UNswoRTH, 921 10th NV. N. $40.
pD6
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

COL HTS, COR; Il APARTs.; RENT. S.
700; price. $50. 500. wM. II. SAUNDERS
& CO.. 1893 K st. NV.
THREE-FAMILY APT, II ST. NV
Three stories; 8 rooms and bath and toilet
each; h-w.h.: $4,000. THOMAS J. FISH
Err a CO.. INC, 7ss 18th st. NV. N. $3.50.
TwOFASIILY APT, THOMAS ST. Nv
Two stories; rms, bath and toilet each;
lat. H.: $500. THOMAS ]. FISHER a
CO.. INC. 1888 18th st. NV. Main $3.50.
NEAR 18TH AND EUCLID ST Nw.-Tw0-
family fat; rented. 5000; $500; terms.
n. r. RYON. CO., INC, 1923 st.
NEAR sTH ST. & MD. AVE. NE.-THREE
apartments; price. $4,000. WM. II.
SAUNDERS & CO.. 1893 X st. NV.
NEAR CAPITOL; SMALL APARTMENT
house: home investment; price. SGT 500.
wM. IT, SAUNDERS & CO.. 1888 K st. NV
TWO-FAMIIY APT, Mr.. IsT & FLA. AVE.
nw-i2 rms. K . b.: h.-w.h!; price. Ss.-
80 MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN. 1927 Eye
ST. rw.
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NORTHEAST-Corner store with
apartments above; now rented
for SI65 mo-: no leases, immedi-
ate possession. Price, $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7I3 18th
St NJ. 2345.
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FOR WEIGHT APARTMENTS;
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS; MODERN
EIREPRoOF BUILDINGS; BEAUTI-
Full AND SPACIOUS LOBBY;
MOST EXCLUSIVE LOCATION;
GROSS INCOME, $37.050: NET IN
COME, $4,000; PRICED. $50. 900;
BELOW REAL VALUE. GATE
WOOD s. BENNETT. 800 CONT.
TR. BLDG. MAIN ESQ.,.
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