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want to scoot Just as fast as those
wild monkeys did" cried leollo. He
likes monkey meat
Rollo now quit his chuckling and
while he swung along just as swiftly
rs before his keen glance travelled ahead
TO make sure that the Great Brown
Dragon was not coiled up in a tree
waiting for them. He led them through
the topmost branches. for. as he eX
planned, the Great Brown Dragon was
SO heavy that the lighter limbs would
not bear his weight.
After a while. when they began to feel
sure that Chatter Chce's tribe was not
going to chase them. they slowed up
their pace and began to enjoy the beau
ties of the jungle. And there were
beauties in plenty-gay colored birds,
richly hued flowers, wide spreading
tropical plants, queer animals glimpsed
here and there. Soon all dangers We're
fOrgotten-the wild Monkeys, the Great
Brown Dragon. and periIs that lurked
behind the dense foliage of the forest
The children ch9ttered and frolicked and
chased each other happily. They didn' t
even care where they We're going. They
just went on and on. stopping only now
and then to eat fruits and nuts they
found among the trees.
Suddenly they were halted by n
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rested in his coat pocket flashed up and
then downward. bringing the butt of
hi, pistol with crushing force upon the
others head
The Italian swayed aud crumpled TO
the roadway where he lay motionless.
the long. slender knife slipping from his
grasp. Paul pockctcd it and unccrc-
moniously rolled the unconscious form
into the Concealing undcrbrush. For n
moment longer hc waited, but no sound
came from the thiCkct and satisfied, he
turned and made off around the bend
i'll the road.
Mrs. Mac Nab had vanished. but Il
faint light Sp'uttrrcd whore the woods
ended abruptly in the Stubblc of an
ovcrgrown, neglected field and the gaunt
skeleton timbers of a house which had
been partially consumed by fire reared
themselves against the lesser darkness.
The light wavcrcd among the ruins
and vanished abruptly. to be revealed
moment later silhouctting the open
square of an unshuttcrcd window.
II appeared that one wing of the
house had remained comparatively in
lutl. NuU l uul llltNf Ms WHY NuIthlN
over the rough, uneven ground and
peered in at the aperture. The room
was large and had evidently been the
kitchen. for n rusty stove stood in one
corner and strings of herbs festooneL
with cobwcbs hung from the low raftcrs.
Across n chair were flung a woman =
gown and hat. it, veil sweeping the
floor
Mrs. MarNab stood beside the rickctv
table. her candle raised above her head
and her solicitous gaze fixed upon a
couch against the wall where beneath
a heap of blankets something stirred and
muttcred. Behind her door yawning
rrazily upon one hinge showed the
means by which She had gained en-
trance. Paul lodged from the window
and crcpt noiselcSsly around through the
charred debris until he reached its en-
brasurc.
The candle had bean placed upon the
table aud Mrs MacNab was bending
over the couch when. as Paul venturcd
beyond the sill, a traitorous board
,reaked beneath his foot.
She Strengthened with blauched face
and furious. blazing eyes.
What do YOU mean by following me
here" she demanded in low, shaking
voice. ''llow dare YOU spy upOn me
THE Italian followed you, Paul re
spondcd with his eyes fastened upon the
couch He had knife in his hand
and had almost caught up with YOU
when | came upon him
Mrs. MacNab shrank back,
Where is he?" she whispered,
Lying in the ditch around the turn
in the road. He won't trouble you
again"
well" she drew a deep. tremulous
breath. I'm nightly obliged to you,
Mr.. Harvey. but you shouldn't have fol
lowed me here Please go straight back
and don't ask any questions or--or say
a word to any one.
I'm sorry. Mrs. MacNab, but IN
not going back until ! have learned the
truth. | have come all the way from
Eastopols to ask XenGs Prall how the
woman known to us as Mrs. Harts-
horne came TO her death.
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y dinner party is beng hclu AZ the
home of Colonel and Mrs. Lcdyard.
IT is attended by their daughter
Beatrice, her friend, Bcbc towles;
Iorhe'lus SWnrt"'iInri MT, Ipn r mr",," NJ SIr,
Hartshorue's past history is clothed
:" mSa,y.' scvore headnrhc %"h % sbe suddenly
leaves after discussion relating to
Henas rrail' the ior,n'r prrSiu'm' 60. "n
ronversion Of thc banks funds.
few days later. following dance at
~; nrI, ieul"'" Te,, nroddo,L and S,vnrh.
more. who had been in love with hrr
ana were rlNalS, ave 'N"1'rI,ru ny w.
sutnorltlcS. !Ii,!tI intnt,n' 49," '.,i',n
, e'eS ,}nt ,ho or,o, ,,.,. ,nn,.
SonoJ T., hor ,nothcr's home and TINT
sbo had her servants remove the
hodv In tbc middle of the niyht to tho
womau's own home Swartmmorc is
arrested by the federal authorities
after confcSsing to having driraud'd
the government IN the matter "' war
contracts ia"I Ii2' "'t''
,aRSS IUoIm az ma. ,m' ''I,, ,,,.oi.oo,,c,.
nlc'Hau, an ,n,,,,, ,.h"rc pr.1i
,,.roai,od lis hank lie becomes sus
melons of nm Italian lurking near the
house. and continues his iuyrStiga
tiou.
,>,n urpu ~ Co>TI\I.rS
DAUL accepted his virtual dismissal
l. md y,itbdrev The Riyprboro paper
,,,.,,.,,,.. ,.,,,.,,.,,,h-
'o"'"'"'" WV
which caused hIm to forget Tor 'h' mo.
ment the scene in the Kitchen. The first
was , br;or ono relative tn tbr Iarts.
-, ...,.- ,g,., l,.,, no,,.
"'i Nv '"7'' ''"''"e J."
and startling evidence was III the pos
session Of the authorities and that sen
sational disclosures might be expected
at any time. The second was in marked
contrast to the ambiguity Of the first:
il presented detailed account Of the
arrest of Cornelius Swarthmorc in
neighboring seaport ON grave federal
charge.
Mrs MacNah brought his simple
meal aud while he consumed il lowered
anxiously about in an evident desire
to hasten his departure from the house.
ache of which She had complained. but
her owes were yunl,cn and brnyiy ripucl
and hcr foco lacked hoggord md ,cors
older thon an thc nrcvious DIV
She followed him ont to thc march
and when half way down the lane he
turned she was stiIl standing there
watching him
In plain sight Paul boarded Il car
bound for the center of town. but
alightcd at the first nterScctng street
and walked quickly back aud beyond
the head of the lane to the next cross
road He followed it parallel with the
lane until he came to Il pleasant house
set well gack in an orchard, through
the bloSSoming branches of which he
could see the rear Of the empty, de
"A Young woman with ii enid cling
n,a.,r fn "v, 'NI., @ was pu"','nS
annroachnd hrr bat in h,,J
.'Would Won mind If I ,y,Il,.d ,hron,h
YOUR orchard to the gardnn of thor "T
occupied nlaccr'' he asked viii ~, in
gratiating smile. II live on the next
lane and ! would like to take A short
Dodded Je young "o''"" smiled too "nd
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The Second BuLLet-By Robert Orr Chipperf1eld
THIS STARTS THE STORY

Copyright, 1919, by Robert NJ Mcbride 4 co.
Copyrlght. lvlp. hN the Puhlc Ledger GO.
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scream--a monkey scream close at hand.
The next moment a wild monkey came
leaping, swinging toward them in scared
flight.
At first they thought it was Chatter
Chee's tribe chasing them. A second
look showed that it was girl monkey
and that she was alone
Save me 80 screamed the girl mon
key. Save me from the Great Brown
Dragon :"
TO the highest tree tops, screcched
Rollo. and at once Peggy, Billy and
the others fled upward.
The girl monkey took long, flying
leap to catch them. but in her fright
missed her hold on the vine for which
she was aiming. Down she fell, scream
ing. into the foliage below.
Quick as wink ROllo darted after
her. The limb of tree broke her fall
and in an instant Rollo grabbed her. and
ierkcd her aside just as an ugly. sway
ing head rose from among the leaves TO
seize her. With another jerk, Rollo
dragged her out of reach. and then the
two climbed madly toward the safety
Of the slender branches high above them
rTom0yrow wW be ioM h0m RoHo
fats W iore.J
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DREAMAND ADVENTURES
BY DADDY
The Great Brown Dragon

Nm last rcck'S story il cds toId
bOr Pcggy, BIN and HeU school
mates wcrc turned iutO monkeys bB
ihc pOrcr Of ROUo'S Dream Stick.
In His adrcHtUrc Hcy hdrei tHrthcr
il, UOukcy Ldnd and meet the Great
BrOwH UrdOO,,, whOSC empty skin
then used in SCdrfHd array fHdffcr-
Cbr,y ijbc Ot riH mOHkcVS.J
\ Can for Help
DOLLO. the Wandering Monkey,
~ rhurklod aud gigglcd as he led
Billy. Peggy. Smiling Teacher and the
twenty pupils through the jungle of
Monkey Land.
What are you chuckling about
Have you hystcrics|' asked. Peggy.
who was Still thrilling over their escape
from Chief Chatter Chcc and his tribe
of wild monkeys.
Wasn't it funny the way those wild
monkeys scootcd when they saw the
Ghost of the Great Brown Dragonf'
gigglcd ltollo.
"It wasn't funny to us" declared
Smiling Teacher ''li was awful to
hear that horrid kissing and to see
that huge snake ruStling among the
leaves above our heads,
p,rpils in monkey talk, which came
natural 10 them. now that they had been
turned. n second time. into monkeys
through the power of Rollo's dream
stick
"Nly. but Chatter cher will be mad
when he finds out it wasn't the Great
Brown Dragon at all. but only Billy.
Peggy and me inside that old. cast off
snake skin 80 ChuCklcd RollO. I'VE want
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CONTINUED TOMORROW
Ace of cedars Of Lebanon

Several efforts to calculate the age
of the famous cedars of Lebanon now
standing have been made by counting
the rings in the heart wood of those
that have fallen. These estimates, ac
cording to Prof A. Henry, of the Royal
College of Sciences for Ireland, in an
article in Country Life, vary from 223O
years to 25O0 years, although it may
be that they are of slower growth than
the specimens tested in other coun-
tries, The largest of the cedars is thir-
teen feet in diameter.
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Where the Candle E1icl,errd
AND HERE IT CONTINUES

A Z MID DAY Mrs. MacNab re.
"A turned on foot limping. dusty and
all spent. She started in surprise at
finding her latest boarder back before
her and ensconced on the porch with
mass of blue prints scattered about him.
The look of sharp inquiry faded from
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her eyes. however,. when Paul hailed
her with Sclr-ocutcrcd enthusiasm.
"I.ook Dl lhi- Mrs NIacNob, Won +
il be- groar when it's fnishpds"
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'Nhat Is 1t meant for Nh" aNN'd'
after cautious survey.
AN amusement park Sort of an
inland Concy Island. if yuu'v ever
hoard Of fine nlpcc. Scenic RAILWAYS.
rarrouscIS. chutc>, Ferris wheels and all
the LATEST stunts for rmplyiug YOUR
porl,rr. urJ ciyiur ,ou thrills, rs
,rh,t thi4 cit, bas lonn nrr,Icd and I'm
han, T., .,,rr if Mrs Nlor\ah, I'm
roir, to oiyn ,br rnbri,. a chance to
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a. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-20

BRENTWOOD; NEAR SCHOOL AND
ears; senidetsched frame house Of rooms.
hath; furnace: gas; good lot. - $50; easy
terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 New York ave. NV. Main 1855.
COLORADO AVE: NV; DETACHED
frame house of rooms, bath: gas: fur
nace; we'll built roomy house. Price, s. 900:
~ louis p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 ke~-.fork ave. NV. Main 1856.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs HIGH; CONVENIENT
to cars and school; modsrn. semidetached
house Of rooms. bath: rapof heating plant;
electricity: gas; deep lot. Price, $3.50; mod
crate terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1856
NEAR 9th AND Q SITS. NV; sEMI-DE.
tached frame house Of rooms, bath; gas;
electricity; large lot; side alley; a well kept
pIAce. occupied by owner. Price. IS. oOO: res
sonable terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1407 New York ave. NV. Main 1866
ST NV NEAR 9th; BRIGHT GROOM
brick house, with side and alleys: fur.
mace; bath; gas light: occupied by owner.
Price, 81, 90; lnoderat e terms.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
i417 New York ave. NV. Main S2sS.
GEORGIA AVE- NV. NEAR IRVING;
brick dwelling Of rooms, BATH hot water
heat; gas Price, s., $50; moderate terms.
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER.
lac. New York ave. NV. Main 1166.
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HARMON & LUCHS,

HOLLOw-TILE HOUSE with open fire.
places. rooms and bath, hardwood floors.
h.-w.h., elec. its.- large lot, very inter
estins terms Price, $500;
Phone Main %.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME on
i4th St: car line. in Takoma Park; large
lot, 114x12O feet; IL large rooms and 2
4 VERY COOP BUY. '''"'
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 90.
IN BEST NEIGHBORHOOD IN NV
A beautifully planned little home, 6
rooms and bath; house in first-ciass con-
1 YOU ansr r'' SEE aany THIS
HOUSE. Price. 5000.
WILLIAM 5. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 80.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BE OBJ
TANNED Of this charming little home,
rooms and bath, with many modern
eon.eniences; garage. Only $3.50. A
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 81.
JUST FINISHED AND READY FOR
OCCUPANCY NOW: beautiful, Large
rooms and bath, 'closed-in sleeping
porches, h.-wh-. cleo. Its, room for gar
age, rubble stone wall around yard.
Price, $l0.7jO. In Mt Pleasant. This
modern and up-to-date home must be sold
At once.
WILLIAM .. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 80.
ON A CORNER. A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
HOME at $500. 2 blocks from North
Capitol Ut. near Rhode Island ave-, 6
rooms and bath, with many conveniences;
room for garage.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
14Oo New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.
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NoTF-rHE~ HOUSES LISTED, BELOW
are >. few from our big list Of ex-
eel buys Phone us, or write, or call
most careful and personal attention, and
our clients are always satisfied.
THIS HONE MUST BE SOLD WITHOUT
In choice location in NV, with full laun-
dry equipments, furnace heat, cleo. and
gas lights. large lot, interesting terms.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS. -
- Phone Main 9s = -~.-,f-..
Now only 50. $50; in very choice surround
ings, NV; 8 rooms and tile bath, h.-w.h.,
ele- It's hardwood floors throughout,
large yard with fruit trees. winter sup
LY FURNISHED. Slo,5oo, desirable
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9s.
Price SO, 500-HERE is ANOTHER EX-
CEPTIONALLY GOOD INVESTMENT. If
rooms 70 floors, and bath. nice back
yard. within walking distance Of the
downtown section: good furnace and
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
NOW VACANT, A HANDSOME HOME
in Wastington's most exclusive neighbor-
hood; rooms and bath, h.-w.h., cleo.
It's. ME big garden, large porches. new
u painted throughout. garage; immedi-
ate possession. Price. $4,000.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phoae Main 9s.
We INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF
THIS BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, now
ready for immediate occupancy, with 3
artistically finished rooms and baths.
h.-w.h.. elee. Its, sleeping porrhes, hard
wood trim throughout; nreplaees.
WILLIAM =. Phillips.
Phone Main 9s.
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FARMS.
FOR, Sale,

fruit; water at door; good 7-room home; large
stable concrete floor; new poultry house 15XS0:
large workhouse; pretty shaded lawns; right
on HetndOn. Va, car line from Georgetown;
s., $50. $1,50O cash. After L pm. GEO G..
WALKER. KenOis bldg. 11th and q. 22'
s8A. IL MI. FROM d. & o. STA. ELEG
line and boulevard; 10 mi. from District. Fine
Sroom house. large barn. stable and numerous
other outbuIldings. Must be sold. Price 81. OOG.
Terms.
CHAS. H. DOING. Attorney,
SIT 14th st. NV. oOs
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FARMS.
FOR SALE-CU1ttnu~ ned.

FOR LEASE-fN BRADLEY HILLS. MONT
gomery COUNTY, Nd. farm &c acres; dwelling,
| harms, ontbuildnss. well wntered, fine stock or
dairy fnrm. Vacant Jan. 1.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 21o f NV.
FINE VIRGINIA POULTRY FARM. ACRES
land; new dwelling. rooms. cellar; poultry
house. 800 heuS fruit stable. etc. only 81. 600.
One mile station. Terms easy.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 NV.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARM. 240 ACRES.
dwelling. outbTildings. only 81 900. in J. mile
Potomac. Good stock or hog firm. Terms rasy.
EooTH'S FARM AGENCY. 215 f NV. .
FARMS NEAR WASHINGTON. HOMES on
| electric lines, los acreage. JOSEPH Berry,
! Vienna. Va. Phone '-Fo. cc'
! JIG ACRES NORTH OF RRoOKLAND, d. c.
! l. mile from street cars; $50. 900 good farm
house and outbnildngs. CHAPLIN BROWN
| GOO r ST. 2os
10 S25 acres: prices righf. See AMI
| make arrangements for inspection.
r. II. SMITH CO.. Sis 18th IT.
Virginia and Maryland
We can offer in these states some Of tls
most desirable
Water Front Farms
Also Many Attractive and Prontabis
Investments in the Best
Blue Grass Regions
Our List Includes Property Valued at from
$4,000 to $225,ooo
JOHN w. THOMPSON g. co.
-IncorPorated-
72s 18th STREET. MAIN A71.
Washington. D. c.
% ACRES AT VIENNA. vA.--I0 MINUTES
walk 10 > car lines; close to macadam road &c
Washington; fertile soil; level; stream border
ing: fronting roads: good proposition. OWN.
Err. 1885 Fairmont NV. 22s
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS, ND AND VA.
Ponltry. fruit. dairy. river front farms
Rayside homes country business standH: lists
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. els n ". +. c70c.
WANTED.
FARM WANTED-10O TO 900 ACRES: MUST
have good dwelling and ontbuilNngS. some
orchard and elevation. Will pay cash. Tre>sc
state fun particulars. Address Box 2S6- s.
Star office. 2ls
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
~ NSS iva
F0R SAL0.

ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS: BETWEEN
II and On the west side Of 7th 1T. NV. No
lease on premises. For Information call On
L. RICHOLD. 10 18th st. NV, Room 81.
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ONE OF MY TWO HOUSES IN CHEVY
Chase, D. c., has rooms and sleeping
porch hollow tile construction: two baths,
garage. large sfndy lot. The other rooms.
sleeping porch. half block from line: brick
with slate roof. Call Franklin 1854. W. +.
CARTER, owner. Call between 10 am. and
. pm. 21s
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TWENTY SECOND STREET NEAR MASSA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE.
Attractive house, containing rooms and
bath. with frst-hoor kitchen. Price, $500.
Terms
NEAR 18th STREET AND FLORIDA AVE.
Modern house of rooms and baths. Steam
heat and electric lights, just repapered and
painted. Price. $1,000.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND STREET
Attractive house having 10 rooms and =
ba tbs with first floor kitchen. Steam heat
and electric lights. Room for garage. Price,
$l1 900. Terms.
AsHMEAD PLACE OVERLOOKING con-
NECTICUT AVE. BRIDGE.
Modern home, containing rooms and 8
baths. Garage. Immediate possession. Price.
ST., 900.
2Ist STREET NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Attractive home % feet front containing II
rooms and . baths, with drst-foor kitchen.
Hot wa ter heat and electric lights. Immediate
possession. Price. $4,000.
CONNECTICUT AVE. NORTH OF BRIDGE.
Attractive, modern, semi de tached house in
excellent condition. containing ii rooms and
. bat tbs. Built-in heated garage. Two porches.
Very reasonable terms. Immediate possession.
Price. S23 900.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY,
1907 Connecticut ave..
Washington, d. O.
Telephones: O..
Franklin 4366-676S.
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OUT-OF-TwN PARTY WANTS TO BUY g.
room home, ne Sc: can pay cash. Ad-
dress Boz 31OH, Star Office.
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FARM OF 100 ACRES ON THE BAY, FIVE
miles from Chesapeake Beach; has s-room
dwelling, stable, ice house and barns; high
and healthy. Address Box 20o-H. Star ONCE.
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WANTED.

FARM WANTED--1GO TO 900 ACRES: MUST
have good dwelling and outbuilajngs. some
orchard and elevation. Will pay cash. Tre>sc
STIR Office 2ls
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Cheyv,Chase.

Chevy Chase.
Located near Conn. ave. cars: beau
tiful surroundings: high-cisss neishbor-
hood: rooms and bath: irollow-tile
construction; Pittsburgh instantaneous
water fieater;. open freplaces; abso-
lutely, modern; bungalow style: vapor
heat: electric lights; garage; immedi-
ate possession. 81, $50.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
71S l4th st. NV.
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NEW, MODERN GROOM HOUSE; HOT
water heat. electric light; west of 18th St. !;
price, $1,000; terms. etc. Address Box 26-S,
Star Office. 23'
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ERNEST H. SHINN,
3611 34TH ST,
MT. RAINIER, MD.
PHONE HYATTsyILIE EXCHANGE 1861

IN MONTGOMERY CO., MD. NEAR d. C..
s ACRES FINE LAND: GROOM COTTAGE.
Two fronts. fine pike and county road.
Suited for home S,bdviding. Has barn,
we'll. pump. fruit. etc. Through trolley. Price,
$40. 500.
J. Y. n. 4 T B. HUYCK. 1917 H ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE; LARGE ROOMS;
could not be built at price asked large cor.
lot on car line, q acre. car line: high
land charming view: $500 cash. balance easy
terms. Owner. Tel. HyattsviIle 239-R. 22'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-20

Chevy Chase, Md.-Vacant.
On West Irving st.-An attractive
1o-room cottage with wide verandas;
all conyeniences; fine shade trees; ga
rage; ready for immediate occupancy.
PRICE, $4,000.
10th St. Near F-Vacant.
A semi-detached brick; rooms and
2 baths: large lot. Entire house in
first-class condition. A most convenient
location $500.
In Observation-Disclosures.
A six-room and bath house. furnace
heat; side light. good buy at So, $50.
10th and Columbia Road.
Immediate possession-A most at
tractive home. semi-detached. very
ranged. A bargain at $16,50O.
On K St. S. E.
Convenient to navy yard cozy lit
tie Broom and bath house. with large
lot: can be sold on easy terms. Price.
Sd St. NE.
Near Capitol and Library buildings,
10 rooms, hot-water heat; room for
garage: owner occupant; immediate
possession. Price. $500.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
FIR. 74S5. 9l4 18th st. NV.
Office open evenings to O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-20

Corner House Bargain.
Overlooking 14th st. terrace: built Of
white tapestry brick; large lot; stone
trimmed: house contains large
rooms: sleeping porch and breakfast
porch: large attic; hot-water heat;
cleo. light; open fireplace. Could be
changed to two apis. Price, $3.50;
s., 500 cash.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 14th st. NV.