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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Contained.
PETWORTH.

Gray tapestry brick. best section Of Pet
worth. built year rooms a bedrooms
many closets), large tile bath. h.-w. heat, gas
and electricity, concrete cellar. coal bin. laun-
dry tubs and extra toilet; lot 100 feet deep to
wide alley; stuccO garage; concrete front and
rear pOrches; front and rear entrance to cellar;
near churches. schools stores and car lines.
Price. $3.50: $500 cash. balance $J5 per
month. including all interest: or $500 cash
and S65 per month, including all interest. At
present rented for 500 per month; occupant
will remain or vacate. These prices and terms
direct from the owner and are net; no
agents will be paid commission. Address Box
112-V, Star office.
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18th and r. |. Ave.

Close 10 Scott Circle, in an excellen'
and convenient locality. Three-sto-y
bay-window brick having eleven lsrr.
rooms IS bedrooms; two comple,.
baths. running water on third floor:
many up-to-date conveDiences; hot
water heat and electric lights. Deep
lot 10 paved alley. having room for
double garage. An excellent situation
for rooming and boarding house
Immediate possession. Price, Sl3, D0u
Evening star., 1922-10-30
WANTED STORES.

WANTEDSPACE IN STORE WITH WIN
dow, for kodak, toys and novelties.
West 1904. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-WATER-FRONT
farm at Benedict, Nd. Concrete road to place.
II acres, new house, 10 rooms and bath. eel
lar: furnace heat. electric lights; two tenant
houses, big barn, large chicken house, artesian
we'll. electric pump: 10000 bushels oysters
ready to market. Trade for city property. This
property clear Of trusts. Price reasonable:
c. f. WARING, 219 Bond bldg, 18th and
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For IE-C0nfinu&d

FOR SALE = SEVERAL HIGH CLASS NEW
houses. ami. in Ashton Heights and Lyon
Park; prices, S, 500 to $1l. 900. on terms ONCE
NV ' GEO. Il. RUcKER COMPANY.
Arlington County Courthouse. Clarendon. Va.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A VIRGINIA
Virginia office. 1904 Wilson blvd. Clarendon,
Va. Clarendon 328. Open Sundays.
EAST FALLS CHURCH.
Five-room bungalow: room for bath: base
ment: good well of, water in yard: lot con-
tanning about 1O.OO6 square feet. This 10 an
all-white neighborhood. May be purchased with
$500 cash and balance arranged. Must be sold
this week, so here Is an opportunity to buy
at the right price.
L. GARLAND KENDRICK,
Phone Falls Church 80. East Falls Church
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Church. a two-story. eight-room house; double
front porch and back porch: good condition
has we'll in yard and good garage. At least
gardening. Possession may be had in thirty
days. Terms may be arranged. The price is
L. GARLAND KENDRICK,
Phone Falls Church 50. East Falls Church. va
SEE THESE VIRGINIA
BARGAINS TODAY.
81, 4,jOO-Fiye-room bungalow; gas, electricity;
$3.50 cash. $55 a month.
$J,5OO-Fiye- room bungalow: bath. gas, cleo
trcity. furnace heat; garage.
SO, 00O-Six rooms. bath; new: all modern i'm
provements; excellent neighborhood: !:
$3.50 cash.
$7,250-New fve-room bungalow; hardwood
floors. all improvements; white brick
fireplace: large. bright attic: good
size rooms; near trolley. 81. $50 cash
s., 7,50O-Beautiful new brown shinRle bungalow
hardwood floors throughout; fronting
Wilson boulevard: near Clarendon !:
Mcpherson built: gas range, porcelain
sink: hoored attic: lot 5Ox12S feet.
$S.OO0-Sew Groom semi bungalow. dime nsions
26x3O feet; hot-water heating plant
with liberal excess capacity, insuring
a comfortable house In the coolest Of
weathers: oak door. living room and
second floor; concrete basement; laun
dry trays. Terms.
IS, ,JOO-Seven rooms and bath, first door;
space for two rooms second door; all
improvements; hardwood floors: deep
lot, IT'S feet on one side, 191 feet on
other.
Cali at Lyon Park office for infor-
nation concerning any Of these ex-
ceptional properties. Statesmen at Of
hce every day of the week.
Take Falls Church line trolley at
ave- Get of at Lyon Park station.
BY auto drive over Highway bridge.
take Military road past south side of
National cemetery to Hatfield. thence
parallel trolley to Lyon Park.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
Lyon Park ONCE. Clarendon 4S7.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS.
West Chevy Chase.

A corner property at Wisconsin ave
nue. and Ellicotr street offered a.
most saleable price. Detached house
exceptionally well built Of stucco and
frame on q splendid lot improved with
hedge. tees and shrubbery. House
contains six well proporttoned rooms.
large colonial front porch. best edge
grain flooring. tile bath. large attic.
many built-in conveniences. hot-water
heat, electric lights. Garage. Small
cash payment; monthly terms equiva-
lent to rent. Immediate possession.
$3.50.
Near 18th and Irving Sts.
A very attractive and conveniently
situated colonial type home offered al
a decided bargain price. Breuninger.
built, which Is proc: that 1t is OF the
best construction. There are eight
splendid rooms flour bedrooms), tile
bath. double rear porches. h.-w.h.
eiec. Easy terms. Prompt posses
sion. $3.50.
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FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

OFFICE OR LOFT SPACE
for rent. May be used for light
manufacturing. Over 4I6 9th
street NV. and 434 9th street
NV.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS,
I53o Eve Street.
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Park Road

A Middaugh & Shannon house, beau
tifully situated on this prominent
thoroughfare, overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Nine rooms. two complete tile
baths, colonial front porch, two sleep-
ing porches. hardwood floors, several
built-in features, hot-water heat, eler.
Third floor is so arranged as TO make
a delightful light housekeeping aparr.
ment: Garage. A decided bargain.
$11 500.
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SHINN'S BARGAINS.
Broom modern brick bungalow, FURNISH
ED near station in the onefare zone Lot
5Ox125 IT, Poultry house. Possession at once.
s5 500. $500 cash. balance like rent. Unfur-
nished, S., 200. $500 cash.
Groom modern home. Newly papered and
painted. Lot 50x16I IT. Poultry house. $4,000.
$500 cash. Terms.
room modern bungalow. Forest shade.
High elevation. In the one-fare zone. 2ia
blocks from trolley station. Lot 5011J0.
s.. 500. $500 cash, balance like rent.
EARNEST H. SHINN,
1888 R. l. Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

I4th and Monroe Streets.
A most popular and convenient locality less
than one-half block off Washing gtoDs best car
line. An individually built house constructed
by a well known local builder. II is of strik-
ing appearance, contains six delightful rooms
large tile bath. beautiful parquet floors, two
story rear porches. large built-in refrigerator
and every possible convenience that would ap
peal 10 home owner is contained in this
house. 4 dream of home. Price only
Sl1. 800. Offers considered for cash.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main $50. Realtors 1905 II St NV
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FOR HOUSES.

EUh
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Six rooms and bath, large living room with
open fireplace; lot 50x140: nearly new: half
square from Connecticut ave-; owner Will sac
rifice for a quick sale. Phone Main $500:
BAUMAN & HEINzMAN. 134 18th st.
ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
$50, ,5OO-$1 900 cash, $500 monthly
In this real California Chevy Chase bunEalow;
six rooms: fully tiled bath; builtin tub;
h.-w.h.; fireplace: garage; lot 60 by 120; half
block to Conn: ave
ALL-YEAR COMFORT
(SI, ,5OO-S1 900 cash, balance easy)
In this Petworth home; six rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.; hardwood floors; electricity; room for
cSOMFORTABLE AND SMART
(s7,95O-$1, 500 cash, $1,000 monthly
Six rooms and BATH h.-w.h.; electricity; one
block to cars; overlooking Potomac river.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN
($S, 500 and $0,500)
every chance to live in tie open; hve and six
rooms; tiled baths; attics; porches: hardwood
floors; extra large closets; one block to street
cars; close to schools and stores.
NORTHWEST BUNGALOW
81 600 cash. $500 monthly
Five rooms; fully tiled bath; open fireplace;
reception hall; hardwood floors and trim;
built-in ironing board; wash trays; servants
toilet in basement; front and rear porches;
large yard; corner; one block to cars; brand.
MORGAN e. MORGAN 4 CO..
Phone Frank. 1920. 1907 New York Ave.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-DESIRABLE COR
ner home, 3rd st. ne, lexington, 10 rooms
and bath, furnace heat, electricity; lot 90 #:
front, EDWARD p SCHWARTZ, mo-, 734
18th st. NV. (See Mr.. Birckhead).
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$l7, 500.
Near Dupont Crcle--l3 rooms, bath mouse;
on 10th st. In excellent condition, win an
modern improvements: well adapted ior ia.se se
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main Sab. 14lO u st. NV.
AN UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL AND MOD
two blocks from car line; every modern I'm. I'm
provement: large lot and basement; sIi,SD'
payable $3.50 cash, balance $40 per mohth'
Mr.. GROVES, room 200 92l 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SIX ACRES RICH LAND. 1O-ROOM HOUSE.
barn, outbuildings. IL miles Va: exchange for
g. room house two-femily nat, or good build
ing lots. W. A. CRAIG. Owner. 1880 Ut.
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FOR STORES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY,
EN- -Sn

$lU. I0U.
Store and apartment, stOreroom size 2Ox3a;
4 rooms and bath above; separate entrance:
full cellar; h.-wh. and elec. lights. In rap
Idly developing neghborhood where business
will double itself In q few months.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
1409 " Y ave Phone Main 1900.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

SIG, 5Oo-Three family apt. +. and b. each;
located near 18th and o SITS. Prices in
this section are rapidly advancing. This
building has Is rooms and 3 baths. is on
corner, and has plenty of room for
garage.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN.
734 18th st. Phone Main $500.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
281S 23th st. n.e.-7 rooms and bath. bed
rooms, h.-w.h.. electric lights, gas. laundry
tubs. Price. $3.50
Evening star., 1922-10-30

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
New colonial house just completed. rooms:
breakfast and sleeping porches; hardwood
floors; tile bath: garage; corner lot. Monthly
payments are now $50 per month
6room house; near cars; double garage.
Easy terms.
Just completed: bungalow: rooms and
sleeping porch; square and half from cars;
good location. Terms can be arranged to
suit
Also other new houses. bungalows and de-
sirable lots in Woodbridge and Brookland.
NJ. O. BULL,
u. Rf1l,I OOlQ r I ave q
Evening star., 1922-10-30

z ACRES OF LAND.
Attractive 5-room house, bath. cellar. furnace
heat, gas, water, front and rear porches: five
minutes walk TO cars. Price, 50, $50 Easy
terms.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Brookland.
SpIenddly situated semi-bungalow. having
large rooms and BATH with space for two
fulI-size rooms in attic: elec. lights: INV. h. :
front porch: open fireplace; huilt-in bookcases,
breakfast aIcove. Large lot 53x16o. There is
4 fine radio set and the owner is including that
in the price. $3.50. Easy terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 H St NV. Phone Main 102s.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

INSPECT
These new si1-room colonial homes near
Lincoln Park; they have hardwood floors, hot
water heat. electric light, PittsburE instan-
Terms, $500 cash. So per month, including
ali interest: Open and lighted every evening.
8 sold, left.
SEE TONIGHT,
Kentucky ave. and @ St. Sc
CHAS. d. SAGHR.
08 10Th ct. NV. Main SO.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

FOR SALE OR RENT-7-ROOM TILE HOUSE,
slate roof, h.w heat. concrete street, tile ga
rage; all modern improvements: lot 5Ox13O;
price. $4,000: easy terms; rent. 500 per mo-
]. W. SHADLE, owner, "A Carroll ave-. Ia
kOma Park. Col. 3059. 3Os
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

36O-ACRE EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM. OVER
looking Mt Vernon and the Potomac river;
an attractive eighteenth century brick
dwelling: being one of the few old Virginia
estates now obtaiuable so desirably located
near Washington city. J. N. GIBBS. 13O 5.
Royal ST., Alexandria. Va. so
GET OUR Rig LIST. NEW Ga PAGE CATA-
log Just out Many bargains farms. all
classes. nearby Virginia BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon, Va. Phone 3S 81
IS ACRES, MONTGOMERY COUNTY: SIX-
room house buildings, As fruit trees: $500.
terms LANDWEHR, 5O6 Fendall bldg. Main
WE HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
gomery County farms and suburban homes
that can be had; see us before buying or SELL
ing We will save you both time and money.
CISSEl. e. MCFARLAND. INC,
Phone 52-J Rockville Maryland.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

FOR SALE SEVERAL HIGH-CLAss NEW
houses. ami. in Ashton Heights and Lyon
Park: prices, s., 500 to $11 900. terms. Once
not open on Sunday.
GEO. II. RUCKER COMPANY.
Arlington County Courthouse. Clarendon. Va.
ARE you INTERESTED IN VIRGINIA
Evening star., 1922-10-30
BOSS & PHELPS.

Realtors.
Tel. N. 4340 140G II ST. NV.
Members Of Washing ton Real Estate
BOARD
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BARGAIN IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-s
rooms, baths. with all modern improvements;
detached; on easy terms and vacant,
BRABWELL. BROS,
1a18 II Street NV. Main l110.
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1857 Taylor st. NV, half %. 18th 1t. car line.
Nearly new groom and bath brick house, con-
crete porch; h.w.h, elec., oak floors, inclosed
porches, garage. Ideal home. e. n. WILLIS,
t.. Main sofa, Adams 16Sa.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Nr. 14tll and Spring Rd.
semi-detached, colonial home. 1t has 9 large
and well lighted rooms. tile bath. sleeping
porch, parquet floors on both 1st and Ind
floors; very economical heating plant; elec.
lights; instantaneous water heater and other
attractive features. In splendid condition.
Price only $3.50. Easy terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1894 II st NJ, Phone Main 1021s
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Two-Family Apartment.

Two-Family Apartment.
A home or investment property that should
particularly appeal to employe % III"
Capitol Library. House OF Senate Office huili-
ings. 1t is strictly modern and up-to-date II
every detail. Two apartments of i've and SIX
rooms and bath each: separate entrances.
yards. cellars, porches. etc. Eo;-water heat:
electric lights. A feature that is hard TO fnd
in homes of this character is the facs thai
there is space for double garage. An eA-
cellent opportunity for a combined home and
investment. Immediate possession OF one
apartment.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
COLORED.

Fla. ave. NV, r., b.; $3.50: $50 cash.
\: H. ave. NV. sr.. b., h;.wh; -. .IS0; @ si% IsSc
b1t LEO s1h SlI. St e. 81 os' soe9 S 80 blk.
p ST.. sr.. b.: 81 900: $3.50. 26OO blk. h St.
6r b.. T.; s.. 500; $500. 1900 blk 18th St. 9r''
b.; 1900; $500 1000 blk. Fla. ave-. 6r.' o..
T.; S., 900: $500. 1900 blk. Swan, Sr. o.
1850; $500. 1900 blk. 9th, 6r. b.: soGo;
$500. 14OO blk. Fla. ave-. sr.. o.. n.
50. 900: 81 900. 1900 blk. 18th st, 11r D. .n n.
81. 800; $1,000 1900 blk. 9th, sr., b.; So'VoV'
$1,000.
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TIE POST-0FfICE

There have been dispatches daily the
past week from Washington in regard
to the local post office appointment.
The gist of them was that assistant
postmaster Berringer has withdrawn as
candidate; that Senator Lenroot car
ried to the president his fight against
Mr. Simon Wehrwein, who was sup
ported by Representative Lampert;
that the senator's position is that he
does not presume to name the postmas-
ter here, and will object to no one other
than Mr. Wehrwein whom he will OPP
pose to the last ditch 1t was finally
announced that Mr.. Wehrwein's name
had been withdrawn by Mr.. Lampert,
and that a new nomination would he
made The Pilot was not interested in
the matter other than as a citizen to
see that, in the public interest, a cap
able official is appointed, and Mr..
Wehrwein would have filed the bill.
Our opinion wouldn't be worth thirty
cents with the powers that be, anyway,
but every day verifes our former
statement that the pretensions that
these offices are not again footballs of
politics is a farce.
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COUNTY POLITICS

1t is pretty early for fall politics to
begin blossoming, but candidates are
beginning to appear. The first in the
field was Gust Eggert, register of
deeds, who is willing to make the run
on the Republican ticket again. lie
and Mr. Zahorik alternate in the of
fee and it seems to be the latter's turn.
County Clerk Schroeder and Clerk
of Circuit Court Cary are both quoted
as being in the hands of their friends.
Assistant City Treasurer Arthur Mil
Ter has announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for county
treasurer He has been in the city
treasurer's office for five years and has
succumbed to the solicitations of
friends that he make the run.
Carl Kiel of the town of Manitowoc
will run on the Republican ticket for
the nomination for sheriff
From all of the talk one thing
stands out. These and others men
toned are all Republicans 1t was not
alwayse this way in Manitowoc county
nor will it remain this way.
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JOLLY JESTER PLeASES

The "Jolly Jester" appeared at three
performances before the school child
rem at the Capitol thcater Monday
morning The vicinity of the theater
was thick with the Youngsters in charge
of both public and parochiol school
teachers for some time All the schools
turned out and the Jester surely had
an appreciativc audience. The show
was short stories, songs and Jokes in
termingled clevcrly with health talks
to the youngsters with clear explana-
tions of the benefits Of cleanliness,
fresh air, sunshine, nourishing food,
exercise, and sleep,
Following the Jester the Kindergar-
ten and the fourth grade Of the JefIer-
son school presented the play David
and the Health Elves"
Putting on the health lecture in this
attractive form was a splendid idea
and those responsible for bringing It
here are entitled to credit The young
sters enjoyed a treat and absorbed n
lot of wholesome advice.
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TEAM WRECKS MOTOR CAR

An unusual traffic accident hap
pened Monday evening at Eighth and
Chicago streets George La Breche and
Mrs. La Breche were coming north on
Eighth street in their Ford delivery
business truck. A team of big horses
coming east on Chicago street, driven
by Carl Lenhart of Two Rivers, ran
away. The animals came to Eighth
street at terrific gate, giving Mr.. La
Breche no chance to escape. The pole
of the wagon struck the body of the
car and carried it against an iron post
in front of the Dutz saloon. One horse
fell down and was dragged fifteen feet.
The car was a wreck but no one was
hurt. The car was not overturned as
it was mpaled on the wagon tongue,
The team had just been sold by f. p,
Nelson as he was unable to handle
them They recently made a wild dash
through the city Mr.. and Mrs. La
Brcche were surely lucky to escape
with a wrecked Henry.
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DREDGING PROBl EN- ACUTE

There was a special meeting of the
city council last Friday evening, called
by the bridge and harbor committee
following a conference with business
men interested in the river dredging
proposition. The ReisS Coal company,
the Shipbuilding corporation, and the
Bartlett-Frazier company all present
ed reasons why the immediate deepen
ing of the channel is imperative.
The engineers soundings disclose an
average depth Of only seventeen feet
and the amount of dredging necessary
is estimated at $4,000 yards The
Bartlett-Frazier company proposes to
take out about 5000 yards in front Of
its elevators, the shipyard about 5000
yards and the Reiss company about
$500 yards at the 500 Line docks
The thing desired is to dredge a
channel of nineteen feet, but the rub
is the cost. Only $4,000 is available
for the work and the estimates are
about $4,000. 1T was more than
broadly limited that the interested con
Germs might reasonably be asked to
contribute to the cost of channel
dredging and Klusmeyer suggested
that $3.50 with the city would not be
inequitabe
On the stated theory that getting
bids costs almost nothing the clerk was
instructed to advertise for proposals
and the council seemed to agree that
the evil day would be put off until it
should be ascertained more exactly
how much the city will be nicked for.
This situation of a city council try
ing to economize and suddenly faced
with the ogre of big unexpected river
dredging expense is an old familiar
sight. They are torn between the de-
sire to save the money and the fear of
iniuring the ct%s industrial property
and always end up by making the APP
preparation.
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TO OPEN MOTORISTS BUREAU

Manitowoc is to have a "IIOuse by
the Side of the Road" a community
center of information for motor tour
lists under the auspices of the Wiscon-
sin Motorists association, which has a
large membership here. The local
board of control will be made up of
L. W. Ledvina, J. f. Plumb, Fred w
Moore, c. f. Isselmann, o. A. Alter,
II. G. Kress, l.. j. Anderson, and G. II.
Torrison.
1t is planned to open the ''house"
about June and local man will be
put in charge. An error by a linotype
operator under inspiration, design or
accident, made it read in a local paper
last week, "Souse by the Side of the
Road" the applicability of which Mr.
Ledyina hastened to disavow before
the hopes of diverse good citizens had
been raised too high only to meet
catastrophe disappointment
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TO MAKE MILITARY RECORDS

The American Legion posts of the
county, Manitowoc, Two Rivers, Kiel,
and Reedsville, are to compile an ac-
curate record of the service of every
man who served in the world war from
Manitowoc county, The local post in
itiated the work and Edward Meyer is
chairman in charge. The four post
commanders, Orrin Hansen, Lait c.
Schneider, Louis NJ. Knauf, and Gus
tav Ohm are district supervisors. There
will be virtually house to house can
vass and no pains will be spared to
make the record complete and accur-
ate. The work is statewide and is
commendable Accurate records should
he made now before valuable data is
lost.
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REAL ESTATE REPORT

List Of real estate sales Of Manto-
woe county for week ending April %,
1922, furnished by Manitowoc County
Abstract company:
School District No. 1, town of Glib
son to Fred Graycarek, p acre in sec
tion 2s, town Of Gibson Consideration,
$3.50.
Peter Myszewsli Jr. to Anton Kilian-
ski, lot 81, Industrial Add, city of
Manitowoc Consideration, 81; reve-
nue. stamps, so cents
o. Torrison Co. to Herman Risch,
part lot 5t, Buels & Nichols Subd,
Manitowoc Consideration, $3.50.
William Dueno to Louise Dueno, lot
lG, block a., Reeds Add, Manito-
voc. Consideration, 81; revenue
stamps, $3.50
Q. Torrison Co. to Jonathan Miller,
lot SO, Buels & Nichols Subd., Manito-
woe. Consideration, $500; revenue
stamps, ST.
Joseph c, Backhaus Jr. to John P.
Powers, part lots 6 and Q, block 1875,
Manitovoc. Consideration, $4,000.
Chas Y, Davis to Reinhard j. Gatz-
ke, lot 10, block II, Manitowoc Beach
Add, town Of Two Rivers Considera-
tion, 81; revenue stamps, so cents
Larry Gorac>i to Emil March, lot
IA, block 26O, Manitowoc. Considera-
ton, 81; revenue stamps, So.
Charlotte Glascock to Thomas Hig-
gins, lot IA, block t3, Maniiowoc. Con-
sideration, 81; revenue stamps, $3.50.
Charles Sindelar to Anton Teteak,
lot y, block "B", Blesch Subd,, Mani
towoc Consideration, $1,000.
Herman Rieck to Joseph A. Boelter,
part lots ? and 3, block $40, Manito-
woe. Consideration, 81, revenue
stamps, 81.
William Paul to William III. Behnke,
100 acres in town of Cato. Considera-
ton, $4,000.