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CALLAHAN. HANSON FIGHT
GIVES WAY TO 10 BOUTS

CHICAGO. July 80 GP.-promoter
Mique Malloy has postponed the Shut
fie Callahan Haakon Hanson fight,
scheduled for tonight at Midway Gar
dens. and in its place will offer 10 bouts
of four rounds each,
Mike Waters, the Los Angeles light
weight who vas badly beaten by Jack
Berg of England. will meet Frankie
Larrabee of Nebraska in the feature
match
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Ring Loses Uplifter i'm Gene;
Title Aspirants Are a Poor Lot

cruiser weights. There is greater ability
and all around ring craft than there are
among the bigger boys
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Sam Rices defeated Langley Juniors.
9 to 4. and Lionels 'drubbed Rovers, IL
to T. yesterday In Sport Mart League.
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ODD FELLOWS ANNEX
ALEXANDRIA CONTEST
IEXANDRIA. Va. July

IEXANDRIA, Va July 30
u Sarepta Lodge, No. as, indie
n pendent Order of Odd Fellows
defeated No. 5 Motor Company.
Q to 6. yesterday on Guckerts
Field. 1t was the first game played
between two local teams which VIII
have bearing In the settlement Of the
Alexandria championship.
Jack Scott won the play-off III the
I8-hole handicap medal play tourna-
mcNt at Belle Haven Country CLUB,
when Hubert Moore conceded nun the
match on the fourteenth hole. scout
then was IL strokes up.
Tom Sweeney singled Ike Driefus
home with the run that gave the
Dreadnaughts a 5-to-4 triumph over
the Fredericksburg Elks, OF Fredericks-
burg, Va, yesterday in Dreadnaugnt
Park.
Columbia Engine Company dropped
a 1O-to-3 game to the Quantico In
dams, Yesterday on Hayden Field.
The game yesterday between Poto-
mac Yard Revision Bureau and Pet
worth Eagles was Cancelled by the
latter.
st. Mary's BOYS Club had an easy
time with Company c, 18th Engineers
of Fort Humphreys, Va, yesterday.
winning 10 to 4,
Old Dominion Boat Club will meet
Wednesday night at o'clock to decide
if entry will be made in the Middle
States Regatta Association at Baltl-
more on Labor day.
Woods AH-Stars and Langfords Col
legians will play Wednesday Coroett
Field at 4 o'clock.
:, h. Devaughan, business manager
Of the Cardinal A, c. for the past seven
seasons. has resigned his duties, and In
the future will handle only the Poto-
mac Fire Department team.
HuStIers' Bible Glass of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has mapped out a
busy week. starting today, when Woods
All-Stars will be played on Corbett
Field at o'clock Virginia Public Serv-
ice Co will be played Wednesday and
the Alexandria Police Department Fri
day
A new unlimited team has been or
ganized here with the announcement
that Haymans Clothing Store will
sponsor a club. Only weekday games
will be played.
st. Mary's Celtics put in good days
work yesterday with twin killing oven
the Union Printers of Washington on
Corbett Field The first game ended
5 to /, and the second, 1 to 3.
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A new unlimited team has been or
ganized here with the announcement
that Hayman'S Clothing Store will
sponsor a club. Only weekday games
will be played.
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st. Mary's Celtics put in good days
work yesterday with twin killing oven
the Union Printers of Washington on
Corbett Field. The first game ended
5 to /, and the second, 4 to 3.
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Old Dominion Boat Club viii meet
Wednesday night at o'clock to decide
if entry will be made IN the Middle
States Regatta Association at baltl-
more on Labor day.
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Woods All Stars and Langford's Col
leeians will play Wednesday, Corbett
Field. at o'clock.
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BY FAIR PLAY.

n Jew YORK, July 3o,--The price
N of better things in the rela-
tons between promoter and
/ pugilists contained in the
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$. b. DeVaughan, business manager
Of the Cardinal A, c. for the past seven
seasons. has resigned his duties. and IN
the future will handle only the Poto-
mac Fire DEPARTMENT team.
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st. Mary's Boys Club had an easy
time with Company c, 18th Engineers
of Fort Humphreys, Va, yesterday
winning 10 to 4.
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All Sam Rice Junior players are re-
quested to attend a meeting Thursday
night at 8 o'clock at the home of Man
ager Thompson, 343 Tennessee avenue
northeast.
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Stanley III. Horner

IOl5.lOI7 Illh 81.
Bury Motor Co.. Anacostia. ID. E..
Bowdoin Motor Go.
Alexandria, w.
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Manager Garrett Waters has listed
an important meeting of Takoma Tiger
players for Wednesday night at 1880
O'Clock at his home.
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- ANDLOT pitchers we're generally
49, off form yesterday and large
scores were general
- Georgetown A. c. continued its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE

Reports of the latest attempted outbreak at San
Quentin prison justifes in wondering just how
rigid is the inspection undergone by those confined
there if there is any such thing.
That preparations for the break were discoVered
before attempted does little to lessen charge OF
laxitv which permitted four condemned men and two
life termers to bore tunnels between cells, equip them
selves with dirks hammers croWbars saws files Crap
ping hooks and ropes and other material to be used IN
their escape. j.,
A guard happening to notice plaster dust on the
floor, Investigated and exposed the plot AT least
that is the story given the public More than likely
some inmate of the prison squealed. The fact that
the plot was discovered the day Of the night chosen
for the break, would indicate this.
The people place those convicted Of violating & tn. the
law in state prison with the understanding that they
will be kept there safely 1t is understood that con
victs will not be permitted any but the barest neces-
stiles in their cells and that these latter Will be inspect
ed frequently and regularly to see that the rules OF
the institutions obeyed.
It is lust a year ago that a similar plot at Folsom
prison cost the lives Of several persons and caused the
state to expend considerable sum to subdue It, In
cidentay the men responsible for that outbreak are
still alive and still fighting their in the courts
Apparently there is for conslderabe I'M
provement in the discipline at San Quentin. FEWER
movies and baseball games and strcter enforcement
of the rules might accomplish 1t.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
UNDESERVED EMBARRASSMENT


Perhaps if veteran of the Civil War,
too would feel the the veterans who recently
successfully protested against the United Daughters of
the Confederacy displaying the Confederate flag III
Patriotic Hail. but hope not.
To US their action has the appearance of
ing the bloody shirt once
The veterans take the stand that there is only one
flag the Stars and Stripes and it alone must be dis
played. Yet there many occasions when other
flags set up and honored beside the flag of
country without the least offending the Scrupu
lous patriotic American.
1t is certain that if the Daughters of the Confeder
acy displayed the flag of the Lost Cause, they also
displayed the flag of their country the flag OF the
United States and that their loyalty to the latter can
not be questioned
True it is the "Stars and Bars" rebel"
emblem, but it has meaning of rebellion to the des
cendants of those who fought under it. To them it is
the symbol of an ideal in which honest and women
believed and for which they willing to sacrifice
ALL life itself. In honorng it, these descendants
have thought of disloyalty to their country.
accuse acc ane ia 0I re eoit 1 te
STARS and Stripes or to insinuate that in honorng
the first they dishonor the second is to mpugn the
patriotism of thousands of mothers of boys who died
for the second at San Juan, Manila, Chateau Thierry
and the Argonne
There is such thing as carrying patriotism
too far permitting it to force into actions which
later on appear ridiculous We had excellent examples
of that in the World War when we rechrstened two
we'll known dishes Liberty Cabbage and Liberty
Steak their original Teutonic names being considered
Setting standard of Americanism is difficult
and dangerous thing. He is not necessarily the great
patriot the staunchest American, who cheers the
flag the longest and loudest. We a cosmopolitan
people, and though have different ways of mani
Testing love for our country who shall say that
his is the only correct and patriotic way?
Granting the veterans their right to their own
viewpoint, and admitting that in their circumstances
probably would feel the same way, we nevertheless
think they have caused needless embarrassment to as
fine, patriotic and loyal body Of American women as
exists the country today we feel that the veterans
should have thought long and hard before acting =
and then not have acted.
Forbdding the Daughters of the Confederacy to
display the STARS and Bars in public will not make
them cease to love and venerae it, do think 1t
will in the least lessen their loyalty to the flag Of their
country - they too big and fine for that.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Central Union
Drops Last Game

Central Union dropped its last
football game Of a distrous sea-
son to CaleXico high school at CAL
exico yesterday by 4 score Of II to
Although Central was outweigh
cd. Coach Ed Covington 5 flu ridden
trrm was forced to put up ono Of
the hardest battles of its career.
Much Of the scrap and punch for
mcrlv displayed by the border team
was lacking. Illness was given as
the cause.
The Spartans resortcI to a for
ward pass mode Of attack which re-
suited in touchdown in the last
; minutes of play.
\ touch back in III" third quarter
gave Coach Armstrong $ blue and
white gridstcr's another points.
Both of Calcxico's scores were
made in the first half
Calexico is scheduled to meet
Coronado high school AZ san Diego
on December 8 for the first game
Of the class l. championship play
offs in the Southern California di-
vision
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
CRIMINAL INCOMPETENCE

federal steamboat inspector, teStItyng on thG
witness stand in the Vestris investigation, admitted
that if he had done his duty the vessel would not have
been permitted to sail from New York. 80,
In his official report the inspector stated ne haa
Lowered the Vestris' ifeboats whereas in his testi-
monv he admitted that he had not done so. he 14r-
ther stated that the presence Of pier on one SIDE OIL me
Vestris and lighters the other, had prevented nm
from lowering the boats. a
Had he lowered them he said, it might have caused
disaster He meant disaster to the boats. When the
came that they did have to be lowered there Ger
tainlv was disaster to the women and children
aboard the Vestris. ; H., Iif
ho.ts that thev were in excellent condition yet reports
from the wreck declare that great difficulty was G%
nerienced in launching them because OF lauity
year, the boats failing to lower evenly and dropping
their human cargoes into the sea; ,,a.
1t will not do perhaps to hold ihspecaoa heni!o doo
asnonsihle for the loss Of ia lives, for the evidence
thus FAR taken reveals too much negligence and mel!
ficiency in many other quarters There Is lltIc COUP
hoever that he is unfit for the position ne has heid
an inspector who deliberately falslies report Is not
to be trusted with the job Of safeguarding lives
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Caltech Eleven
Swamps Teachers
oy Williams
By United Press leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Nov. 60
With Capt Elmer Muff starring
with four toQchdowns, Coach
Fox' stanton : Caltnch Engineers
scored a 33 10 = victory over tn"
san Diego State College Aztccs
yesterday.
The Azjccs, handicapped by the
absence of several regulars who
were out with influenza, were Out
classed by the Engineers.
The game ended the Southern
California conference season for
both teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
NnIyen,hp,. o0 1919

Lcona A. Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Smith, and Guy c..
Bevnon, prominent merchant, were
married November 81 at the home
of the brides parents, Rev. a. h..
Eakcr officiating, Burt Hurd of
Holtvillc, step-brother of the groom,
acted as best man, and Bessie Smith,
a sister of the bride, was brides
maid. Following dhe wedding, rcla-
tives and friends of the couple who
were present partook of wedding
and Thanksgiving dinner. The happy
couple left for honeymoon trip to
be spent at coast points.
Roy l.. Rumsey has gone to FL
Cajon by automobile after Mrs.
Rumscy and their four weeks old
daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

quito a few under the bed. VIII
YOU please hand them up to me so l
can see how they look in daylight -
Nurse Jane pccrcd under the bed.
why, Uncle Wiggily." she
squcakcd. There are no white mar
blcs here at all. There is only lit
tie puddle of water. | guess you
must have dreamed it all 1t was
just dream"
"Ch, no il wasn't - said the rab-
bit. Just You wait. The elf is
coming back tonight and III have
more white marbles. But | can t
think what became Of those | put
under the bed. However, tonight
IN get more. Nurse Jane shook
her tail. She did not know what to
think.
But if the vacuum cleaner docsn t
take all tie candy off the lollypop
stick ard give it TO the radio, / III
tell you next about Uncle Wiggly 5
surprise.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Arizona Defeats
Whittier Poets
by United Press Leased Wire

TUCSON, Ariz.. Nov. 30.-The
University OF Arizona Wildcats
brought their season to Il close
with % to victory over the
Whittier lCal) College football t>am
here yesterday.
The Wildcats took advantage of
costly fumbles by the Poets. The
Californians fumbled three times in
the first half and Arizona recover
cd on each occasion, converting
two Of the bobhlcs into touchdowns.
Arizona made - first downs
against Whitticr's II.
The Notrr Dame football squad
MitMnsscd the gamc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Spreckels Horse
Wins Opener At
Tijuana Track
by United Press Leased Wire

TIJUANA, Mex, Nov. 30.--Judgc
Schilling owned by Rudolph Spreck-
els and trained by +. +. Kraft, yes
tcrday won the Thanksgiving
handicap headline event ON the
opening day program of the winter
race meet here.
Eddie Ahearn from the b. f.
Carman stables of New York, was
second, a half length behind the
winner, and Baron Longs Writ G..
Bowman was third, trailing the
leaders by four lengths.
The race was run over six fur
long course. Judge Schilling led
from the start but was being over
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Friday, November 80, 1928

hauled in the stretch by Eddie
Ahoarn who was gaining at every
stride.
Hurst Philpot rode the winner,
which paid $3.50 to So in the Mutual
betting machines, The time was l.
IL As.
Dolores Del Rio, movie star,
decorated the winner with "A floral
wreath before large opening day
crowd.
The secondary feature race, a
five furlong event for two year
olds, was captured by Ervast, an"
other Baron Long horse. lie won by
four lengths over Infinity and Jim
Pryor.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30

Hick.' and he sneezed: "Ker choo,
kcr chow! Ker chee,'
Nurse Jane came into the room.
How are you?' asked the musk
rat houSekceper.
"Finc.' answered Uncle Wiggilv
twinkling his pink nose. ~ had d
funny adventure in the night, \
little elf came in and played marbles
with mc-white marbles. | have
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley tor this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Noyember so. 1908

C. f. Emory and w. l. Mccoy
of the county assessors office re-
turned yesterday from brief visit
to San Diego.
Senator and Mrs. George +.
Blair were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. Giles Of Calcxico over Thanks
giving. Mrs. Blair remaining i'll the
border city until yesterday.
f. Il. Pascoe of Phoenix, owner of
large property interests in Imperial,
arrived this morning. Mr.. Pascoc is
an old time friend of w. ID. Conscr
OF the New York store.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
TEN YEARS AGO
Noveru ber 20 1913

Mrs. Paul Black and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. B. Plank of Brawlcy spent the
holidays in San Diego.
Roy Estes Jr., and Frederick
Herr Of the marines have received
a three week 5 furlough, but were
unable to reach Fl Centre for
Thanksgiving.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-30
MccABE RESIDENT DIES

Aguerlio Tcrcz, 36 years old, died
at his home on ranch in the Nc
Cabe district Yesterday. Funeral
services were held today in b. f..
Lemons funeral parlors. lntcrment
was in Evergreen cemetery.
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SALE-STORES.

AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.
Owner. leaving city. offers 6-room brick
North Capitol. This house is in excellent
condition and can be bought for $500 cash
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) SALE--HOUSES.
Colored-Do Not Overlook This
ID. Ella AVE NE

~. FLA. AVE. NE.
Six large rooms. tile bath. furnace heat,
electric. lights; cellar. under entire house;
fered at 9 low price for quick sale. Vacant.
OPEN SUNDAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1925 14th st. NV North se2.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Worthy OF your most careful considera-
ton. You owe it to yourself before buying
elsewhere.
Near Circle-New Dutch colonial, rooms
You will like it, Priced right.
Near 32nd and Nebr. ave.-Colonial brick;
LARGE rooms. tiled bath. toilet and lava
tory. first floor, fireplace, pantry; single or
double garage. Only sl2,o50. Easy terms
GEO. e. DIEFFENBACH, l343 st NV
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SELECTED OFFERINGS

Home and investment, Columbia I'd. near
18th st. n.w.-i0 rms, baths; h.-w.h.. cleo
gar; 3rd floor arranged into apartment
Real cheap. Terms.
Coy home, Upper 18th st. NV. Columbia
Heightst:-6 rms. b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. Prize
$1,000; little cash. $50 cares for monthly
obligations, including interest on frst trust
Several new houses on 4th and. Sth SITS;
near Florida ave. n.e.--6 rms, ami. Friceo
from $1,000 to $4,000; cash payments as
small as $3.50; terms to suit.
Fairmont st. near 11th--Attractive 6-room
| ami. house; price, s6,75o cash, $500; about
$50 per month.
For a small family: a emi-detached home
an Gresham st. near Georgia ave-, Z rms
n m :; porcheS front and rear: 9ooo yaros'
q splendid investment at $4,000.
%" st. near 3rd NE rms, b., I, h.;
good condition; vacant: immediate possess
sion: $4,000; small amount cash; balance
about $40 per month.
Several large properties on Fairmont and
Girard SITS, mostly 3-noor and 2-oath ar
raneement; ami; suitable for large families
or several families; priced cheap on easy
terms.
A number of detached homes; lots 25x130
TO 25xl4O; bungalow style, with to rms.
h -wh, cleo, gas, cellar. garages; in homely
Columbia Heights, near car and bus lines
priced rs low as $4,000; terms.
WE ALSO HAVE FOR RENT SEVERAL SIX
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GOLDEN AND CANT,
2o5. TT Florida Aye NV :.
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FOR COLORED BUYERS.

A desirable residence in exclusive. quiet
81 st. between 18th and 10Th nw.-l0 rms,
baths, h.-w.h. and oil heat. garage; ierge
paved alley rear; terms to suit. Price" to
sell quick.
Six-room house. b.. cellar. f. h.. newlA2oa-
pered, painted remodeled; 3rd st. n.TsS lie
Droit Park. Price, $500; small mossshly
payments.
Very good location: rms, b., cleo. gas.
h.-wh h., excellent condition; beautiful hedges
around yard; priced low, on terms.
desirable corner residence for one Of a
profession, on LIST st. NV. near Macmillan
Park. 10 rms, basement, h.-w.h., 2.car
brick garage; beautiful lawn and hedses
around premises; owner will sacrifices in
Desirable business property, South Capitol
ST.. with large store and 8 living rooms on
lots IS. Sx100; cellar; will sacrifice for $500
small cash. and owner will hold all notes
tor years at per cent interest.
Cheerful 18th ST. home, Columbia HEIGHTS,
near Columbia road on thoroughfare next
to 18th st. in popularity; attractive front
yard cellar; 10 rms. reception ROOM tile
baths, h. w h.. cleo: floors. doors and stair
case of hardwood. Priced reasonable Terms.
Desirable building at intersection Of three
streets, near 7th and Florida ave, NV;
suitable for apartment or ofices for profess
SIGNALS, or for dignined business purposes,
For sale or lease. Terms can be ARRANGED.
ROOM HOUSES AND SMALL APARTMENTS.
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WANTED TO BuY-HOUsEs.

WANT SMALL HOUSE, CONVENIENT TO
cars or bus. in any good white section;
Star once.
SMALL BRICK HOUSE, WEST OF l4th ST;
not over $4,000; will exchange or buy for
cash, if bargain. Write full description,
location and price. Address Box I54-E' star
WILL BUY MODERN DETACHED BRICK
or partly stone house in Northwest section
only; Preferably four bedrooms. and two
baths; must be bargain: nothins over
10000 need answer. address Box l96-E
Star Office. 80
WOODRIDGE-BUNGAL FROM OWNER
$4,000 to $4,000; no agents. Potomac 1888
or address Box 22-E, Star ONCE. 30s
several houses and apis. for cash; white
or colored. Also. many clients who desire
to purchase nopes on terms. Communicate
SHoWALTER REALTY co. go.
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HUNTING LODGES.

DUCK SHOOTING.
Fine mallard and canvasbaek duck shoot
ing. As miles from Washington on Potomac
River. $50 acres of marsh, la miles OF
river 'front.' 4-room shack on property. For
lease for this season. BANK OF DEL RAY,
Potomac. Va. Mr.. BRITTLE, Alexandra
lOS5
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Real Colonial Homes.
Wholly detached. on great big
lots. with grassy lawns surrounding
each house. Located in the prettiest
part of the Northeast section on an
elevation that looks into the coun-
try for 10 miles around
Exhibit Home,
30l7 Otis St. NE.
Just of Rhode Island Ave.
There are g. rooms, OF special de-
sign; great big porches; tile bath;
hot-watar heat; spacious closets.
Basement with laundry equipment.
etc. There are no houses in Washing
ton at anything like the modest price
at which these can be bought that
compare with them in any way.
Very Low Price-Very
Easy Terms.
You are overlooking one of the
best opportunities that has ever been
offered to you to buy a home, unless
you see these. f"- q
Open for Inspection every day and
evening including Sunday.
Take cars at 18th and G SITS. rid
ing to the 5000 block Rhode Island
ave. ne.
HARRY A. KITE,
INCORPORATED
10l9 18th ST. NV MAIN 1915.
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COLORED BARGAIN.
1877 10th st. n.e-Nearly new tapestry
brick, rooms. bath, h.-wh.. cleo. 8 porches
and garage space. A positive bargain at
$3.50; $3.50 cash. SOS mo. Open Sat. and
Sun, or Main 1882.
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SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES.
WILL PLAN FINANCE AND BUILD YOg
home in 30 days, better, cheaper. ea !
terms than ready built houses. Write :
phone for free information. ::
ACME BUILDING CO, )
GIG Barr Bldg. Franklin 1895 =
Right in the 10th St. Zone.
West of 18th ST. and north of Park
Road--A REAL BARGAIN.
$8.o50-Easy Terms.
Brick Colonial Home of rooms
with modern tile bath. Reception
hall, living room. dining room. kitch-
en- and breakfast porch on first floor:
exceptionally fine bedrooms and
screened sleeping porch on End floor,
Concrete front porch. very attractive
lishting fixtures; large wardrobe
closets: hardwood noors; built-ir ga
rage; newly decorated throughout.
I'm offering this house really At
$4,000 below its value. No AGENTS neeC
apply Phone Adams 47S6.
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Corner brick; built-in garage; hot-water
heat hardwood floors, covered porches;
ing service porch and breakfast porch on
main floor; 2 sleeping porches on second
beautiful bath with built-in tub and show
er, very expensive cork tile foor. in kitchen.
many features toe numerous to mention;
quickly; we ere going to sell it quickly.