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EASTERN STAR.

Lebanon Chapter, No. 20. will hold
d dinner and bazaar in the basement
OF the Masonic Temple next Thurs
day evening at ..G 5 o'clock: M antron Matron
that an entertainment will follow the
transaction OF business at the chapter
meeting on Tuesday evening.
Loyalty Chapter. No. 80, will hold a
card party next Wednesday evening
5n the banquet hall of the New Ma
sonic Temple under the direction of
Miss Sadfa Haskell. chairman OF the
days and means COMMITTEES. A roast
beef dinner also will be held at the
Same place October 2s, under. the SUI
pervision of Mrs. Eva F. Lynch. At
the last meeting Past Grand Master
Lurtin r. CHM, chairman Of the
board Of directors Of the Masonic and
ing account OF the work done and
proposed to be accomplished by the
board. Past Matron Rich of Fidelity
Chapter instructed and importuned
the chapter members In regard to the
advantages In making Wills. and par
ticularly In rsaking devisements in ia
3or of the endowment fund of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home.
Gavel Chapter. No. 20. celebrated its
second Birthday anniversary last
TUESDAY evening, having as Its guests
of honor Grand Afatron- Tillie C.
Chauncey, Grand Patron James A.
West, Past Grand Matron Minerva
Crawford, Past Grand Patron Ed
ward Brashears. Worthy Grand Mar.
fha of the General Grand Chapter
Flora Campbell and Past Grand Pa
iron Gratz E. Dunkum. Other guests
were Past Grand Patron GeorGe w.
Afobray. the associate grand n1atron,
11eien. B. Strait; Associate. Grand Pa
tron William q. Belts and a number
rc the 1898 u,Atrons and patrons. "A
Irogram was given after which re-
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In Churches
Continued from Fourth Page.)

Me" (oBrienl; First Solemn Mass.
(Marzo); offertory. Ave Maria"
(Marzo3, quartet: postlude. "Grande
Vespers will be sung at 7:so. pre-
ceded by fifteen minute organ re-
cital, as follows: will Of. the Wisp''
de Beaupre" (Lawrence): Fountain
Reverie" (Fletcher:)
"Lucis Creator" ((Singenberger); !;
"Salve Regina" tDana). Miss Latimer;
20. Salutaris" (Hammerel; "Tantum
Ergo" (Wiegand.)
A special number will be given at
each Sunday evening service at the
Calvary Baptist Church by a chorus
choir of young people, now in process
of organization by the precentor, Her
bert F. A1dridge.
The male quartet of this church has
been particularly happily chosen for
voice, blending, tone harmonics and
sympathetic Interpretation of their
numbers. The quartet is composed of
w. F. Raymond. tenor: George F..
Marks. Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. Gantz and
Mr.. Deibert. The organist and direc-
tor is Mr.. Macleod
At the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
the winter schedule of services will
go into effect today, with high mass
at IL o'clock this morning. Miss
Mary Louise Sullivan, organist and
choir director, announces the reor-
ganized quartet for this season will
consist Of Miss Mabel c. Latimer, So
prano: Miss Hazel Arth, contralto;
Warren L. Terry. tenor, and William
r. Cross, baritone.
The program for this mornings s
service will include organ prelude,
Charles Moore. basso.H Louis A.. Pot
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THE MAcCABEEs.

Sir Knight, w. Z. Womersiey pre-
sided over National Tent. No. 1. Mon
day night at its hall, sos G street
northwest. The. tent voted to meet
only twice each month in the future
and changed the place of meeting to
Odd Fellows Hall. .41s 7th street
northwest. The regular meetings In
the future will be held on the nrst
ana third Wednesdays in each month.
THE next meeting will be October ~;
The officers Of the tent have DECIDED
TO have class initiation on that
date. Sir Knight j. NJ. Foster has re-
Gently been elected as degree team
capfain. Sir Knight r. V. Rtgg!e wes
elected to the office OF sergeant. and
E. P. Matthias was elected as picket,
to fiji unexpired terms. They are to
fs Installed October II.
Mount Vernon Tent, with Sir
KntSht w. II. Davis commander, and
n. Is. Sengstack record keeper. is ar
ranging many activities for the sea-
son. n,
Vernon has been stationed here by
the Supreme Tent to have charge OF
ali the organisation work In the Dis.
trict. New Offices for this branch Of
the work have been opened at 2Q3
Victor building,
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

At; the last meeting Of Golden Rule
Council, No, 10, Past State Councillor
Mrs. Clara A. Rock presented her
credentials as deputy state councillor
and was accepted Two candidates
were initiated. A cake walk Will be
staged at the next meeting. A mas
ie.e.n .S. S. IN r Masonic ss iyra s.s
and F streets northeast, under the
direction of the entertainment COM
mittee. Associate State. Vice Coun-
cilor Mrs. Eelle Wilkerson and Na-
tlonal Representative Mrs. Sadie Levy
made brief addresses. =
The members OF Anacostia Council
will visit Liberty Council Wednesday
evening at Pythian Temple, and its
drill team, under Capt Roy Thomas,
will confer the degrees: ,.,a
last Monday by Unity Council and
Benning Council. Jr..O u. A. NJ. Unity
Council will receive the state officers
October f26,, upon their annual inspec-
ton.
late Councillor Mary p. James has
called a meeting OF lodge deputies for
October II in Martha cambridge Coun-
Gil chamber,
The state board has arranged a
MEMBERSHIP me drive. to close close June ,,,s 20; 70
presented to the winners.
Independent Council. No. 2. met
last Monday. Past State Councillor
c. H. Miller presented his warrant as
deputy and Immediately set to work
rehearsing certain innovations re-
Gently adopted by the National Coun-
Gil. p. N. c. Elizabeth Sewell offered
q gold pin to each member proposing
Ave or more accepted candidates.
Chairman Hattie NJ. Miller announced
that the council would observe It's
coming birthday anniversary with a
! banquet.
Capt. Harry Buell. and the drill
team OF Triumph Council conferred d
. the initiatory work forg Friendship
Council at the Iatter's hall Friday.
p. S. c. Rose Lanham andrP. c. F. n.
; Raitz received tokens In honor of
their birthday anniversaries. which
fell within the week. Deputy Hattie
Miller presented her warrant and was
welcomed by the lodge. = - ~.
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LOYAL; ORDER OF MOOSE.

! A meeting Of the board Of officers
and nominating committee was held
headquarters, 715 Sth street north
west. A meeting of the lodge is to
be held next Tuesday, at which time
the nominating committee will pre-
once Of secretary, made vacant by
the resignation Of David t. Davies,
as well as the once Of trustee, due
to the resignation Of w. A. Stahl.
A favorable preliminary report was
submitted by Supervisor J. e. New
combe on the progreas made In the
new membership campaign and II is
probable a class Initiation will take
place at the first meeting In Novem-
Der. Theodore Miller, secretary at
y. Davis, will address the lodge at
the next meeting.
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BKoTHERH00D OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN.

Capitol Homestead, No. 6409, at it's
last meeting elected the following Of
fioers: Charles B. Bratton, foreman;
B. F, williams, master of ceremonies ;
L. r. German, master of accounts;
Mrs. Grace Spangler, correspondent:
Miss Edith Van Ness, chaplain; Guy
Tippens, overseer; Miss Pearl B.
Henry Lady Rowena; Mrs. Earl, Lady
Rebecca.
A card dance will be given by the
Homestead next Thursday evening at
s O'Clock in its hall, Sth and F streets
northeast.
Fred Mcintosh has been appointed
superintendent Of the eastern states
and will mako Washington his head
quarters. X
! The business committee of the
Boosters'e Club held meeting at the
home Of B., +. Williams. 1908 Sth street
northeast. After tho meeting a sup
per was served by Mrs b. F. Williams
and Mrs, Watson Salkeld. ~,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

At the meeting of three members
from each subordinate lodge Of the
District of Columbia with the grand
council last Monday evening at which
remarks were made by Past Supreme
Representative John NJ. Kline. Su-
preme Representatives Perry p. Pat
rick and Hamlin NJ. yandervort. Past
Grand ChanceIlors Jacob Nussbaum
and Frank &. Crown. Grand Chancel-
lor Ellery w. Heiss. Grand Vice Chan
cellor Albert E. Gorham, Grand Mas
ter-at-Arms George e. Heisley. Past
Calanthe Lodge, No. II, and Talbot 0.
Pulizzi of Rathbone-Superior Lodge.
No. 2S, and Knights Rouse and Quinn
from Capital Lodge. No. "a, McLaney
and Schwartz from Rathbone-Super-
ior. No. 20, and Bergman from Syra-
cusians Lodge, No. 10. resolution
was adopted indefinitely postponing
the Pythian joint domain class initia-
tion in the rank of page and presen-
tation of the drama Damon and
Pythias." -s
Franklin, No. ., will have an off,
cial visitation by Grand Chancellor
Ellery W. Heiss, accompanied by the
associate grand lodge officers, next
Webster. No. 7. will dispense with
all rank work next Tuesday evening
and later will attend in a body the
grand visitation of Franklin Lodge,
No. 2.
of receiving Grand Chancellor Ellery
W. Heiss. accompanied by his asso-
,ciate grand lodge officers, on an off,
eial visit.
. Capital. No. e.. was visited by
companied by associate grand lodge
officers and escorted by Washington
Co, No. T.. military branch, last Tues
day evening. The grand chancellor
was presented a cut glass vase. An
address was made by Past Chancellor
George w. Sellers and the true mean
ing OF "Pythianism' was explained in
OF Cooper Lodge. No. 14s, Of Corbin.
KY. After a brief business session
next Tuesday evening this lodge will
retire to Franklin Lodge, No. 2. to be
in attendance at the grand visitation.
Chancellor Ogle j. Wells. in the chair,
held a business meeting last Wednes-
day evening. Remarks were made by
Past Supreme Represen tative John NJ.
Kline, Supreme Representative Ham
celIor James HI. Kline. E. r. Jaehnke.
chairman publicity committee. and
Knight l. b. Thornton of Syracusian
Lodge, No. 10. - I
Syracusian. No. 10, received Grand
Chancellor Ellery w. Heiss and asso-
ciate grand lodge officers on an official
visit last Friday evening.
Rathbone Temple, No. s. Pythian
Sisters. gave a grand welcome to the
home coming Grand Chief Mrs. Emma
Motyka and Grand Inner Guard, Mrs.
Carruthers of Friendship Temple. No.
3. last Friday evening. Grand Chan
ceilor Ellery w. Heiss, was accompa-
MED by several grand lodge officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannemann OF Roches-
ter Temple, No. 81, Rochester. N. T.;
Miss Mayme Hilgendorf OF Crescent
Temple. No. 8, OF Milwaukee Wfscon-
sin; Grand Chief Mrs. Emma Motyka,
was presented silver butter knife
and sugar spoon s By Mrs; Mary c
sented with a set of beads by Mrs.
katherine Baum, and N Mrs. &c Gertrude Mts
israel Sommers a linen table cloth.
it being the thirteenth anniversary of
their marriage.
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MODERN WooDMEN OF
AMERICA.

The fraternal relations committee
will meet October 10 with Home
Camp. at Joppa Lodge Hall, 1O7
Upshur street, ..
ranged by the various camps will be
given October 16. at Masonic Hall, Sth
aridt + streets northeast.
Washington Camp. No. N11464, re-
ceived Ave applications for member
ship atsft last meeting. The camp
viii hold a smoker October IL at Odd
Fellows Temple, 4is 7th street north
west. - 8. Il
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Mrs. Ida Frank, regent OF st.
Charles Circle, No. 247.Iof Clarendon.
Va, attended the recent annual con-
vention. in Cincinnati. Ohio. Septem-
ber q q large number OF new MEM
bers; as we'll as several new members
from the Washington Circle, No. IT'S,
were initiated. The initiation was
held at St Charles School hall. The
business meeting of the circle was
held Tuesday, at which meeting full
report Of the annual convention was
submitted by the regent.
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that It go to the winning country.
No place In the United States has yet
been decided upOn

Z
Commanders of each feet have been
notified by the bureau of navigat ton
OF tne; quotas, @ esia 5iished LOT the pres
rated men to petty ofiicer ratings and
authorized to permit the advancement
of men within his command within
this quota without referring to the
to the lower petty officer grades and
subsequent Instructions are to be
sent out assigning quotas for similar
advancement within the petty officer
grades. in such ratings where vacan-
cies exist. Quarterly reports must be
submitted by the feet commanders
showing the. total number of ratings
in each grade affected under this au-
thority.
In preparation for more extensive
operation of the ZR-1 and the ZR-3.
plans and specifications are being
prepared by yards and docks for the
erection of airship mooring masts
lso feet high at San Diego. Calf,
Fort Worth. Tex, and Guantanamo,
Cuba: These Inasts. which are of the
semi portable type" are expected to
play large part in the develop
ment of lighter-than-air navigation,
providing excellent temporary ac-
for rigid airships in
lieu of the expensive hangar con-
struction. The mast at Fort Worth
will be adjacent to the United States
heliun production plant there.
One qualified naval aviator and
four enlisted men of the Naval Re-.
serve will be called for active duty
for service with the Naval Reserve
aviation unit, which the Secretary of
the Navy has authorized the COM
mandant of the training station,
Great Lakes, ILL.,. to establish there.
Lack of available funds for equip
ping the North Dakota with a radio
control system will prevent carrying
out this year the department plans
for extensive target practice with a
moving target The old battleship,
which. under the terms of the treaty.
had been selected as one of the tar
get ships, will be decommissioned,
stripped of her guns, fire control,
in good condition until such time as
funds can be provided to equip her
with radio. Two of the other old
ships will be used for experiments
with torpedoes and for other tests.
Openings for service in the Near
East Relief for retired officers of the
d. G. Campbell. one of the leading
workers in this field.
The chief of the bureau of Savi-
CATION has expressed his approval of
the policy of officers attached to the
bureau absenting themselves from
their desks one afternoon each week
for the purpose of taking physical
exercise. provided that it in no way
tivities for whoch they are respon-
Sible.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

Warren G.. Harding Camp met
Thursday evening. "A number OF re-
cruits were mustered in and the ac-
counting officers su omitted reports.
Plans were outlined for banquet
to Be held lin November,s at which
members OF Congress and government
officials will be guests Of the camp.
A theater party and q dance for the
Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary will be
given during the late fall.
Evening star., 1923-10-07
MASONIC.

Monday-Dawson, No. ~.
Sfansbury No. "a. Il, 4.
Joppa, No, 50, visitation.
Tuesday--Federal, No. 1, L. A.
Acacia, No. IL. -.
Takoms, No. 90. visitation.
dnesday-fIarmony. No. L.
W. e.. Harding. Z. D..
ThursisJ--Sew Jerusalem, NO. g.
George c. whiting. No. %.
Temple-Noyes. No. 81, r. C.. -
Fridsy-St. Johns, No. H.ts-.
Hope, 30. 90. q. =. is.-..
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
arondsy-- Mount Vernon. No. 3, T. and
~ ~. E.. ,s,
Hiram, No.. 10.
!Anacost.a. No. TO-
Tuesday--Mount Horeb, No. ].
Potomac, No. &.
wednesdsyr-ws sshinston Naval, No. Q. =
Thursday Washington. No. =.
". II. Singleton, No II.
COUNCILS Il. AND S. II.
d. wednesday---zsbud, No. {.
q. :COMMANDERIES.
Tuesday-De MoIay, No. T.
Wednesday--Washing No. !.
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: JR. o. u. An

Bennfhg Council. Nos a1, held It's
annual memorial exerctses last Nom
day evening In I, 20. o. F. Hall at
Benr,ing. The invocation was offered
by Rev, @. +, Sherwood. pastor Of
strauss Memorfaf Church wallace
Carrigan, bugler OF the District Na-
tionaI Guard, sounded assembly. Sec.
departed members. Addresses were
made by John Rrender = state council
secretary; Her.i. HAIRY u. sNftohe1l,
RssiSg sssfsh Mssr9pgl sns saasS:a. "
Evening star., 1923-10-07
FRArERHAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Washington Aerie met Thursday
evening. An. initiation OF about ffty
candidates was held. Past President
L. B. Hayes has been made ohairman
Of the membekship commit tee.
Evening star., 1923-10-07
SONS AND DAuaHTERs Of

Essa Justice Councils No. will hold x
Esive, and 8 card party October ~ .1s
Evening star., 1923-10-07

Marcel Dupre, famous Partisan or
ganist of Notre Dame Cathedral, will
give three recitals in Washington
this year. His recital at the Corby
estate last spring was one of the
events of the music season. This year
he will play on the organ at the
Church of the Epiphany and all re-
citals will be on Monday evenings at
$3.50 o'clock. The dates are January
z. January IS and February 25. The
net proceeds will go to various local
beneficent funds and to the Louis
Vierne benefit fund.
The Etude, one of the leading mu-
sical publications of the United
States, celebrated the fortieth ami
yersary of it's existence with the Oc-
tober issue of 100000 copies. 1t has
grown from a very insignificant be-
ginning to the most widely circulated
musical publication in the world. Mfr.
Theodore Presser was the founder Of
the magazine, -
Evening star., 1923-10-07
ODD FELLOWS.

!. Noble Grand Bertha E. Chamber
lain announced short business meet
ing of Schuyler Coifax, No. 10. Tues
day evening, when Past President An
ME E. Grigsby, representative to the
Association Of Rebekah Assemblies,
will give a talk.
The president of the Rebekah AS
sembly, Alice 8. Thomas. announces
the first of the fall visitations next
TUESDAY to Friendship Rebekah
Lodge, No. s.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge met Monday.
Past President Annie E. ,Grigsby gave
a report of the meeting Of the Asso-
citation Of Rebekah Assemblies. The
grand instructress is to hold q school
Of instruction in this lodge October Is.
Mithras Drum and Bugle Corps and
Clown Band have arranged a dance to
be held November 3. The Drum and
Bugle Corps led the Grand Lodge of
the District Of Columbia in a parade
at Leesburg, Va, last Friday. The
schedule for the next month is: Oc-
tober %, at I. o. o. F.. Temple. Octo-
Der 81 q degree will be conferred in
Baltimore for the benefit Of Johaza
SAINT, No. 16S, at the 9Th Regiment
armory. October 81, Loyalty Lodge
Of Capitol Heights, Md. =
Evening star., 1923-10-07

Announcement is made by John F..
Burns, grand knight OF Keane Coun-
Gil. that James Mckeon has been
appointed to the office of lecturer in
the council for 192S-l924.
Evening star., 1923-10-07

Grand knight Charles Fahy will
preside at his first meeting tomorrow
evening in the hall at o'clock. A
social session has been arranged.
Evening star., 1923-10-07

The Donaldson board. which was APP
pointed to eliminate unnecessary Army
naner work. is still holding weekly ses-
sions in the War Department, and the
opinion of the services is desired in in.
creasing the authority. Of regimsntal
personnel adjutants. A plan will be
Evening star., 1923-10-07

The Star points will have charge
Of the program Tuesday evening in
Electa Chapter. The auxiliary board
will pay its annual visit to the home
October II. The chapter will have
charge of the religious services at
the home October 21. The pastor of
the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Rev c. T. Stauffer, will offlciate.
, 1923-02-10
REFERENDUM ON
BILL APPROVED

CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. 1o.-The
lower house of the wyoming legisla-
ture has approved the resolution
submitting to n vote of the people
the question OF creating the office of
lieutenant governor. Under the pres
ent law tho secretary OF state be-
comes acting governor In cas- tho
chief executive is incapacitated, and
the senate chooses It's own preslder.
The bill to permit the manufacture
OF carbon black in Wyoming came up
in the house as a special order OF bus
mess at 8 o'clock this afternoon. The
law prohibiting such manufacture
was passed in 1919, and n measure
repeating that act was passed in 1921
but vetoed by Governor Carey.
, 1923-02-10
"Fire Mountain

CONTINUED from Page Eighty
lively hunchback. Fine! Talking
is my ~favorite sport. But before I
commence. 1 will show friend Blake,
here, Exhibit b.
He reached into the cashbox and
drew out a little pocket notebook.
a cheap. dog-eared thing with cracked
cardboard covers. Little Billy held it
up before Martins eyes.
Martin leaned closer and saw
written in faded ink on the fy.leaf
the inscription,
John Winters,
His Leg.
Bark Good Luck of New Bedford.
1889.
No. 2.
Copyright, 1922. by the Bell
Syndicate, Inc.
Ancthsr fine installment tomor-
row.
, 1923-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - The
soldiers bonus question bobbed up
again in the senate wing of
the capitol, the military affairs
committee devOting nearly two
hours to discussion IN executive
session of the Bursum bonus bill
after which decision was reached
TO hold another meeting tomorrow.
, 1923-02-10

MADAM PELKEY, clairvoyant; {
can give you advice on life court
ship, marriage or business: so positive
am ] OF my power to tell the past,
present and future and exactly what
you want to know hat I will make
no charge unless you obtain perfect
satisfaction. Rear 443 w. Yellow,
stone.
, 1923-02-10
FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT

Good 160-acre well improved ranch.
100.acres in cultiyation; plenty Of
water also n 320-acre range ranch
with fine springs; will rent to good
farmer furnishing references who is
abe to buy the live stock and farm
Implements; value about 80 100000 Mt
hard-time prices. One mile from
Lander, Wyo. VIII give possession
at once. Write v. v. Scoggan.
, 1923-02-10
PERSONAL

MADAM Wonder, wonderful life
reader; the lady with the wonder.
full powers tells past. present and
future. Call and consult her on any
affairs. 252 westB. Hours 0 a. m.
to 10 p. m.
, 1923-02-10
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ences are asked for, do not send
the original references. Send cop
les Of them only.
, 1923-02-10
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word for the CaEper Daily Tribune.
, 1923-02-10

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for Inserting Want Ads in The cas-.
per Daily Tribune at III cents a word
each insertion; minimum rs cents.
CLOSING HoUR-want Ads to be
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the head 'HToo Late to Classify"
, 1923-02-10
FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE = Desirable five-room
modern house, close in: will take
smaller house or vacant lots In trade.
Phone 1891.
, 1923-02-10
FOR SALE-AUToMOBILES
HERE Ynr ARE

We nave a late model King Eight.
completely overhauled: repaInted and
in excellent condition; a classy and
powerful ear; practically as god as
new. $3.50.
Benedict Motor Company
$50 e. Yellowstone Phone 2030
, 1923-02-10
FOR S%ALE-HOUSES
DON'T Pay RENT

A fine six room home on S. Grant;
modern. built with a sense OF good
taste and convenience: price very
reasonable but terms stiff.
A now modern four-room house
just off f. Second: gas and bath.
etc; full lot: cheap; very cheap; $3.50
will handle; asy terms on balance.
Five roms and sun porch. just off
CY, fully modern. basement with two
bedrooms; takes $1,000 to handle.
Two-room house in Kenwood. neat
looking corner lot $3.50; terms given.
A double corner lot on S. Lincoln
street: only $1,000. terms given.
A choice corner lot on E. Tenth,
east front; high and level. $1,000,
terms given.
A corner lot. east front. high and
level. water. gas. lights and phone
wires; a good buy at $500.
Several good lots in Kenwood add
ton. 40x132 feet: east front; between
Eighth and Tenth street: water. gas,
light and phone wires at $3.50.
, 1923-02-10
Ideal Denver Home
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
CASPER PROPERTY

Modern sIx-room bungalow, three
bedrooms. finest decorated in the
city; double garage front drive; ser.
wants room and beautiful combina-
ton den billiard room and dance
hall with extra fireplace also extra
lavatory in basamert, Ideal hot water
automatic adjusted heating system;
nice front and back yard with lots
Of shrubbery; located I'm the best res
dental section OF Denver: price
$4,000 mortgage $1,000 at 6 per cent.
will sell or trade for Casper residence,
business lot or income CASPER prop
erty and assume. Curiosity seekers
need not apply. For further particu-
lars.
lars. and giving full description of
your property.
BOX Ash caSner Trihmne