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nothing more than the sugges-
ton of appropriateness, Europe
already has constructed, in the
minds eye, a Rothschild dynasty
as Palestine's future ruler.
That the Rothschilds will play
an important role in the new
state is taken for granted. Why
shouldn't they? Their influence
is far-reaching and potent.
Many would style them the un-
crowned monarchs of Europe,
for almost every throne has
taken a little gliding from their
dollars, even though they con-
tented themselves with titles of
nobility.
But many and sinister are the
stories of the Rothschild money
and the thrones of Europe; most
of them improved. One Partisan
authority declares the Roths-
childs intend to make the Bank
of Palestine the bank of the
world, and Jewry the worlds
banker; another, that from Dan
to Beersheba vast enterprises
will be introduced, so that the in
dustry and perseverance of the
Jews will bring quick results ; an
economic empire, grander than
anything Of Old Testament re-
port, is another venture of this
rumor-mOnger.
But always, the rumor comes
back to the magic name of
Rothschild and the Rothschild
role in the new state of Pales-
tine.
Meyer Amschel of the house
of Roth Schilde (changed to
Rothschild) left a work to last
beyond his death. When he pass
ed away, full of years and honors
a son Amschel was ready to step
in his place, and four other sons
and five daughters. The four
sons, acting on the deathbed adj
vice Of their father, went abroad
and settled in Paris, Vienna,
London and Naples; still carry
ing out the fathers advice they
acted always in concert with
:: each other-as he urged in his
will; and from that day to this
the various houses of RothschilC
have kept up that close harmony
:, of operations, even when the
;, countries in which they operated
were at war.
+ In each country the house be
= came a power, in each the fami
! ly reached high honor and title
= Thus was the famous house o:
Rothchild founded.
It was not long before thu
Rothchilds, one or more of them
! became familiar figures to al
:. European governments and SOW
= ereigns, and the King of Prussi;
singled out Nathan Meyer TO
especial honor. Thus the hous
:, of Rothchild entered interna
tional finance.
It is a pretty fancy, even i
> baseless, this remarkable family
6 through it's present representa-
:, tives, financing and leading tn
:, new state of Palestine. If
b should be true-if the Roths
:, childs should make Palestine tn
q center of their banking opera
=, tons, what would be the effec
on Europe?
:, Or is there another, high i
i Jewry, yet unnamed, who Wi
- take the helm Of government?
Of all the developments fror
:, the war, this of Palestine is tn
- most fascinating, replete as
r is with possibilities and drama
y tic suggestion, beyond anythin
the imagination can conceive
Dearborn Independent.
A HARD QUESTION.
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
1,5O0, 900 JEWS TO GO
BACK TO PALESTINE.

BACK TO PALESTINE.
Between 100000 and 2,OOO,-
900 Jews from practically all
parts of the world will go to
Palestine as soon as the politi-
cal status of the new Jewish
state is fixed under the League
of Nations, according to a state
ment given out yesterday by the
Zionist organization of America.
At least 1000, 600, the statement
. said, will go from Russia alone.
. The figures were based on sur
veys made in different coun-
tries.
''The Zionist organizations in
England and America are pre-
pairing to furnish administra-
tors, engineers, specialists and
civil servants who will devote
themselves to helping Palestine
absorb the immigration" the
statement continued.
Jewish Farmers Head List
"The American organization
recently reported that 1874 occu-
pations were included in the
first 5000 applications. Jewish
farmers headed the list with
capital amounting to several
millions. Professional and adj
ministrative callings and manu-
al labor were included. Differ
ent countries have organized
agricultural and other groups
for study and training in scien-
tifc and technical questions in
volved in the settlement of the
country.
"In Russia, Boris Goldberg,
> Chairman of the Zionist Organi
) cation of Great Russia, reports
} that during the last twenty
5 months under the Bolshevik So
cial revolution the basis of the
economic life of the Jews has
l been Undermined. The subsis.
, tence of 20 to rs per cent. of the
: Jewish population has been de-
stroyed.
According to MI. Goldberg
s whole Jewish towns and town.
5 ships have begun to make them
! selves ready to move as soon az
communications are opened. Co
operative societies are being or
! ganized, experimental farms es
tablished and workers classified
Many of the rich have %liquidatee
their property in preparation
for the journey.
1 Many to Go From Poland.
"Jews in Siberia have aske(
e the English Government for per
!, mission to settle in Palestine a
once. About 1900 Austrian wa
= prisoners in Siberia have organ
a lied to proceed in a body to Pal
II estine instead of returning t.
e their native land. Fear of pc
/ groms and Bolshevism and tn
stagnation of industry and com
Il merce have caused whole Jewisl
y communities in Poland to resolv
l. to leave. Five thousand familie
e in Warsaw had registered b,
April 4 for early migration. TIL
s movement in West Galicia i
e even stronger. From 5000 t
! 5000 engineers who were wit!
the Czecho-Slovak army are an
xious to join.
n about 10000 Jews are read
Ill to leave Hungary. About $50
have organized in Jugo-Slavis
m 500 families in Salonica, 700
persons in Holland and many i
1t Bulgaria. University students
professional men and bushes
g men head the list in Germany
which will send large number
as will German Austria.
"The movement is strong i
Morocco, Algiers, Tunis an
Egypt. Jewish farmers are gt
ing from Canada and South Ger
to trail America. In Argentina tn
exodus will be large because {
o the anti-Jewish display last jan
uary."
ed Nrxx, rDA GOD rcr1N1
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
THE Rt-B|RTH OF ISRAEL

Land.
Many people have said in their
ignorance that God was done
with the Jews-that all their
national hopes were at an end.
But the Bible has never talk
ed that way.
There is nothing more clearly
stated in the Bible than the
fact that the casting off Of Israel
was only temporary. The pro-
phetical books of the Bible are
literally FULL of the great re-
storation promises to fieshly
Israel. And the reason so many
people have failed to see the
truth is because they have been
blinded by all this-here "spiri-
t~ualizing' stuff.
Whether we proud Gentiles
like it OF not, the long-dispised
jew is the center and secret of
all Gods plans for the world.
The Jew is the KEY to every
hard problem of the past and fu-
ture.
If you want to know the his
tory and destiny Of the Gentle
world you must study the Jew.
The Jews are just as much
Gods Chosen People now as they
ever were in the past. Their
rejection was only temporary
as . punishment for their sins.
They were to be rejected and
scattered for Just a certain
length of time, and then they
were to be gathered home again.
Concerning the question of
World-dominion, the Gentiles
were to be IN only while the
Jews were OUT.
The period of Jewish punish
ment was to be Seven Times
which all Bible students now
agree is $500 years. There is nc
dispute on that point. Dr.
James M. Gray and all the other
big orthodox teachers are just
as strong on the $500 years a:
any of us ''heretics" are.
Then if we can know whel
the $500 years of Jewish pun
ishment STARTED, we can east
ly find the end of it.
We DO know approximate,
when it started.
It started right ABOUT 6Ot
B.. c., when Zedekiah, the las.
Jewish king, was taken captiv,
and carried away.
That would make it end il
1914 A. D.
Some of us students of pro
phecy had long been expectin,
to see something happen abou
1914 that would open the wa.
to the re-establishment of tn
Jewish nation in the Holy Lane
We didn't know what it woul
be.
But when the Great War cam
right on the dot, we could begi
to see.
And now as the result of tina
war, we see the thing takin
plain shape right before on
eyes.
There is no intelligent an
Well-informed person in tn
world today who would dare pr,
dict that the Jewish nation wi
NOT be restored.
Even from the human stant
point, without any thought {
Gods plan in it, there seems /
be nothing more certain than tt
immediate re-birth of nation
Israel.
All the great powers hay
agreed to it, and the plan h;
gone too far for anybody
back out.
But neither the great worl
leaders who are doing it, nor tt
masses of the people who see
done, have any idea what
means.
They don't begin to grasp tt
far-reaching Importance of tn
event.
They don't dream that this Ii
tie seemingly insignifica1
gathering of scattered people
the beginning of a great al
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

N. o. WAIT, Austin, Mimi
Please send me some sample cop
les of your paper-as many as
you can spare. [ will see that
they get into good hands. The
time is now at hand for people to
know which side they are on.
These race riots in the Northern
cities have something more at
the bottom of them than Color"
This is only another whip" of
the capitaliotic class to keep the
under dogs in strife, but they
know not that the Lord is per-
hitting all this for His own pur-
pose. After it has gone so far
it will return like a boomrang.
SALLIE DAVENPORT, R. F.
D. 3, Leesville, S. c. enjoy
reading your paper fine, and
nave decided to keep it up, and
am herewith sending you my re-
neWal for another year. I don't
want to be without this paper,
because it makes me feel so
lifted up" I hope the Lord will
bless you in your good work.
Mrs. J. T. ROUGHTON, All
Ann St. Danville, ILL., received
a few days ago three copies of
your good paper, and think it is
great. May the Lord bless you
as you endeavor in this way to
give the truth to the world. I
believe you, Tx doing great
good. You have the truth. l
admire the force with which you
present it, besides having it all
spiced up and covered over with
smiles. It leaves a lasting i'm
preston and stamps the point on
The mind. If [ didn't know the
truth I would be hunting UP my
Bible. Again I say, God bless
and prosper you.
: MRS. SARAH EAVES, R 4,
; Cox 5, Marlov, Okla.-Please
ind enclosed S1.25 for the &C
o:cpan-ing names for The Fool
:iIler for enc year, and please
end August number to al OF
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sending in these subs. I think it
is the best I ever read, both poll
tically and religiously, and is
Just what I have been looking
for for for the last ten years. II
sure has the right name, for the
world is full of them (both re-
ligious and p~olitical) and they
/ ure need killing. I am not a
j, 2ussellite, but believe many
t things he taught; am not a So
Z cialist, but believe much Of theil
truths; but [ don't think they
understand the great Power that
! is working through them. MAY
the Lord~bless you IN your Wor}
The fool-killer., 1919-09-01
CIVILIZATIONS COLLAPSE

CIVILIZATIONS COLLAPSE
DR.. William T. Ellis has writ
piece which recently appeared
in New York Herald under the
above heading. It is too long to
copy in full, but I want to whack
off two OF three chunks Of it
and let you sample it:
A dozen times within a month
I have heard men raise the ques-
ton as to whether the present
world upheaval is to continue
until mankind has gone back to
primitive barbarism. "Is civil
cation once more going to be
overthrown?" is the common
phrasing. These men are not
fanatics OF theorists or fear
smitten alarmists; they are edu-
Gated men, mostly soldiers and
Britons, conversant at first
hand with the lands from which
come disturbing tidings borne
on every breeze. They think in
large units, and are sincerely
wondering what the unpredict-
able end of the present universal
human fe1ment is to be. Some
Of them are better Informed up
on conditions in great nations
than their housekeeping compa~
triots are permitted to become.
They know the depth and pow
er of the surge of unrest that is
sweeping the world. With the
ruins Of the eloquent past a..
about them, their views take c.
a gloomy and catastrophe al
cataclysmic tinge.
To a superficial view, at least
the world is in a worse case at
ter the war than during it. HUI
mainly has become so yeastJ
that all the old bonds and yes
sells called civilization may be
burst. Things as they were are
clearly doomed. There is nc
modern precedent for what il
now under way among mankind
One mans prophecy is almos1
as good as another's. Man.
persons are saying openly thai
another collapse of civilization
is due. AS one pessimist ant
cosmopolitan declared recent,
in my hearing, "Within anothe1
generation the world will be bacI
where it was a thousand year.
ago." For all these person
whom I have quoted in genera
terms have postulated that tn,
mighty forces now at work il
the world are destructive.
There is something almost I'm
cannily alluring in these pro
phecies of gloom. Civilization
has been submerged hitherto
why not again? The theor.
sounds plausible, and it savors o:
large historical knowledge. TIL
man who expounds it convince'
at least himself that he is
philosopher. He is sure tina
some great changes in the orde
of things are in process; why no
a complete change and owe
turn?
That shore to goodness doe
/ sound gloomy, don't it? An
! the worst of it is that it don
sound any gloomier than the sit
uation really looks.
; There is a bright side to il
however, but these worldly-wis
: writer's and statesmen can't Sc
it. They are so full of their ow:
notions that they can't see tn
Divine Hand in all this business
This is indeed the collapse O
the devils old sway backed an
! club-footed "civilization," tina
never was fit for pore folks t
f live under, nohow; but it is jus
the beginning of Gods gloriou
4 and splendid civilization that i
f coming in to bless and cleans
and satisfy the world.
Oh, if Doc Ellis and all tn
t rest of the high-mucks an
spraddle-dinks would only roa
D The Fool-Kiiler and learn tn
! truth!
Republican leadership i
d Congress has not been what We
t expected" writes Theodore II
Evening star., 1919-03-13
FOR sAIE-HeUsEs

COnf1mN00.
1Hos. J. FISHER b co.. INC
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
50, ,s00.
Convenient TO car linea. 3-sto1y
modern brick. containing 10 rooms and
Q baths; gas and electricity hct-water
heat; lot 1sxi19.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
IS go.
Near the Kniekerbocker Thestes. g.
story, comparatively new brick, con-
sIstinR OF 10 rooms and baths; gas
and electricity; hot-water heat: lot
lSx100 TO nm alley; space for garage.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$3.50.
Convenient to car lines. a-story
brick. excellent condition, containing
10 rooms and ? baths: gas and eiee-
tricity; hot-water heat; lot iSxe0.
INVESTMENTS
Central northwest. 8 brick houses;
good condition; renting for about 5000
annually, The lot is worth the price.
$4,000.
Central southwest. brick houses,
renting for 5000 annually. Good lot
for business purposes.
$4,000
For particulars and terms,
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
53s 18th st. NV.
Phone NJ. $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-03-13
WANTED--lIoUsEs.

WE want a chance to sell
your house; send us a de-
scription. number and price.
We are unable to supply
the demand and what you
have may be just what we
could dispose Of very quick
ly; write, call or phone us
today, H. R.. Howenstein
Co, 1314-F st. NV, orEth
"and II sts.~n
Evening star., 1919-03-13
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, DIs-
trict of Columbia, March TO- 1S1o.-eealed
proposals win be received at tie ONCE Of the
Secretary of the Board Of Commissioner.
Room 51I, District Building. until 2 O'Clock
r. NJ. March "a, 1919, for constructing Swim
and Il Streets Southwest, and 1T Reserve don
126, located at Virginia Avenue and 10kh
plans. specifications and all necessary inferna.
tiou may be obtained from the Chief Cferk.
Engineer Department, Room AT. District
Baitd;ng. Washington, ID. G. A deposit Of I've
dollars will be required from bidders to insure
the returns OF the plans and specifications
LOUIS BRowNIDw W. GWYNN GARDf-
d. G. mhl0-St
Evening star., 1919-03-13
FOR RENT.

SEVEN ROOM FRAME HOUSE WITH GAR
den land for smaIl family; twelve minutes'
walk south OF District line station, ii 1T.
fine one fare; possession April 10; but apply
10 Brooks, opposite Alden's store. Central ave-
nue Maryland Park, until sunday evening
SIs per ,nenth. References. lGs
Evening star., 1919-03-13

FOR sALE-6na II ST. Sc.
Desirable serni-ietnchsd, 8rooin house CON
yenientiy located. all modern improsements
hot-watsr heat; gas water heater;@ gas range;
large coal range extra tAsatorys large Iet,
suitable for garage. Immediate poaseesisn
Cheap to quick buyer See OWNER any even
ing at above address. between and 4, or
phone Line. 8120. 13e
81 HousEs-FRoM SO. .ooo TO 81, 600; SMALL
payments Lstrobc. hot.air het.wafer and
steam heated. In hrs1-elass condition. See
me before you buy. A L. sATEERWHFEE
1905 18th st NV. l7s :
BROOM BRICK DWELL,ISG, RENTING FoK
$145o. and H.room and bath brick dwelling
renting for SIS so; both for S3 100 rash; hct
quick. C. IRVING WOOD. LIS wisconsin
ave. NV. IT,
$4,000 Will BUY A COY a-sIVRy HRICK
box house.. rooms. bath; lntrobe heat /; well
located on q at FfSee me today. H. T.
Law. 1919 st Sc: II.
r. T. Law. 1915 Er sE,
Makes specially Of selling HoMEs.
Owners will get results by Gsting With him.
$500 WILL BUY NO. ali 18th sT s.E. Z
brick cement cellar, furnace heat good yard
to = wide paved alley q kosae and 4, bargain
II. r. LAW. 1873 vt. Sc. 1Ts
TWO BARGAINS FOR CoLoKKD BTYEHE
Northwest section rooms. bath well built
2-s,ory brick: oaiy $3.50. E-sls s$75'
Georgetown---6-room frame :: rent for SIG DO
Price only s1.es0 This Is iDe iittIe invest
lsent. Easy terms on both. -. 80 )
A. b CAMFRELL. 1410 NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

FOR shLE~-pETCE, $500; IN PETwoRTH ;
a good block whore prompt possession can he
obtained; two-story senii-letached brick house
Of SIX aud bath; the house Is modern
9na V IN hrs'-eiass condition the lot 2oxlso
1o1 rlil do well 10 look at this house promptly
ross ~ PHELPS, INC. li0G II vt.
FOR SALE-pKJCE. $1,000; on list ST. Is
biotmingiale; an attractive three-story bay
window brick house occupied by au owner who
has made a great many improvements there Is
modern heat and indirect lighting nine large
rooms aud bath; possession VIII be given nnd
terms made Of $1,000 cash and monthly pay
menis.
BOSS s PHELPS. INC. Iio6 II st NV
FOR sALE-PRICE Sc, 200 Jl1sT OFF
from Wisconsin ave, brilt by Of the best
builders an attractive corner honse Of sia
rooms and bath; bot-water heat: electric lights
and large yard with plenty of room for. a
BOSS j. PHELPS. INC. 140G II st. NV.
FOR s!sI4E-PRIcE. sil, 500: IN CHEVY
Chase, just OF from Conn. ave. handsome
home and one that win interest the most par
ticular home buyer; Of colonial type, having
ten roos s. two baths, hot water heat. electric
Lights, oak floors. a large front porch and
large two-sfory rear porchcs; fine yard to an
Boss & PHELPS, INC. 1sO6 H ct NV.
FOR sALE-rRiCE, 50. 500; ON PARK RID. !;
possession given and only about 81 200 needed
to buy an attractive three-story colonial house
Of ten rooms, two baths. hot-waier heat, elec-
tric lights and the house equipped throughout
with screens and awnings. Tie rooms IN this
house are unusually bright,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1906 ii ut. NV.
FOR sALE--PnICE, $500; IMMEDIATE
possession given of six-room ard hntii colo
NAL brick house, nearly new, having hw.h,
electric lights. front ana rear porches- Only
about 81 600 cash required to buy this house !;
yell located; not far out.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. lS08 II st NV
FOR sALB- PRICE. 81 300 WEST 0s 14th
st. and nepr Park I'd. very cheap home SIX
room and bath bay window brick house. SINH
lar houses have recently been sold for con-
sidcrsbly more money. You cannot 60 wrong
III this house for a home investment.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. l406 Fl st. NV.
FOR SALE--PRIcE, ss, 750 A MOST AT.
uactiee home. convenient TO Mt Pleasant, car
line: large, twe-story and attic retii eight
room housc. having hot-water heat, electric
lights. tnfaid floors, large porches and the
house equipped with metal weatherstrips,
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1408 II st. NV.
FOR sAI.E--PRIGE, $40 600; a GREAT BIG
bargain in Chevy Chase n we'll located IN
usually attractive detached home situated on a
lot havlng frontage of nearly $50 feet With
plenty OF trees, shrnhhery and hedge. A mod
ern nfee-roora and bath individually built be ise
in perfect repair Immediate possession given
aBi easy terms Of sale made. -
boss pHFfPs, NC. 1406 II st. NV
FOR sALE-~PRICE. $3.50: NOT FAR OUT !;
neat, attractive. six room and bath csidniai
brick house. hayirs front and rear pGrches
good yard to paved alley. Owner win mako rea-
sonatte terms Of sale. Honses like this one are
very hard to find at this price.
BOSS l. PHELPS, INC. I496 IT 1t. nv.
Evening star., 1919-03-13
HOMI. RuYER

See this today. Near I4th and Park
road Seven rooms and bath, four bedrooms
electric tights; newly paPered and painted.
Possession nj oHce. Price reasonable.
r. b, BROWN, 1&i6 st. 49,
Evening star., 1919-03-13
ron sALE--HoUsEs.
prrAoasp, ooRNsa. HOUSE.


Csntfnoe9.
pErAqaRD, ,ooRN.a Housn.
NEAR 18th AND RI. AVE. N.H.
rooms and hath; hot-waser heat: electric
ios sssiso psSssd Win S lass | GARDEN. a rr.pss
and fruit; property In beautiful condition and
ready for imIsaists oecuganey Price $3.50.
I'VE have the BEST In every .eetioa." Is.
BARGAIN. 80
On Newton st. bet 18th and 18th SITS. NV.
3-story ae-window brick residence; rooms
and bath; good cellar: furnace heat. Price.
4. c. HouGHroN 4 CO.. 1915 n st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section" Is.
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Near North Capitol on n. y. Ave. NV.
2-story brick residence. nearly new; nine
rooms. tiled baths: hot.water heat: electric
lights; hardwood floors: colonial front porch;
large gIassed and screened double rear porches;
modern and strictly up-to-date.
4. q. HouGHToN 4 CO.. 1916 II ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST IN every section" l3s
On Newton ST NV. Near Soldiers Home
Groom and tiled bath brick dwelling; hot
water heat; colonial front porch double rear
perches; ,gs,Sa; gries, s4,soo; easy @ terms terms
I'VE have the BEST in every section" 13'
ON PARK ROAD NEAR 18th STREET.
2-story brfrk dwelling, rooms and tiled
front porch: double porehes. Price, ~ .75o
A. c. HOUGHT0N 4 CO., 1919 IL 81. IN w.
We have the BEST in every section" Is.
FOR SaLE-CuEAt; 1929 n ST. NV. AP-
ply to OWNER, COURT y. WOOD. 3l1 East
Capitol st. !r'. *af.
Splendid SSTORY BRICK DWELLING
sr.. b.. furnace. oak mantels; leaving city.
Possession mt once; Near 22nd and q NV;
80 s5 ml24s'
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME, PETwoRTH
IA mi: q rooms aud bath, sleeping porch. at.
tic, cellar. gas and electricity, double floors
hardwood trim: large lot Price, G.75e: $3.50
cash, baiance terms to suit. ID. j.. PAkrtl-
Lo, Builder, 1927 sth st. NV. or Col. 1877.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

BEAUTiFUL. NNW EIGHT. ROOM CORNER
brick dwelling near. IAneoln. Park. eosoaial
porch. double bSek Dcrchs large side yard Inn
rediase possession By owner. s., $50, part cash
and, mon thiy. payments. ROLAND g. BOOTH,
2i5 st. NV. Franklin T702. 1Bs E
Evening star., 1919-03-13
WANTED.

EoUsEs, LARGE OR SMALL. TO SELL IN
Alexandria co., Va. ] hayo made mnuy sales:
REINECKE co.. 1900 II NV. Main <s28.
RENT or LEASE. SUBURBAN HOUSE on
bungalow. or Z r.; ami, with garage and
spnee for small garden and chickens; give full
details. Address Bog I54-E. Star offce.
wANrEp-sUBURBAE BUNGALOW. FIVE
or six rooms and bath; a.m-i.: high location:
not over acre of groundi preferably railroad
trausportatien, not over 40 minutes from
washington; t10o cash. 500 month for o
menths balance $50 monthly with interest;
Immediate possession: reply with full partieu-
lars Address Bog 8o3-D, Star ofhce.
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE, WITH
large lot will rent or buy; give price. Address
Box 99-E, Star Office. l4s
BUNGALOW OR COTTAGE. 10 ROOMS
md bath, ami; not ever $40. Phone Lin
Gpln 154z. IA
Evening star., 1919-03-13

EPI .BSDIn DETACHED SUBURBAN HOUSE,
stories largs rooms and bath. steam heat,
hardwood finish. gas and electricity. attic and
cellar Excellent condition. large lot. Dne-baif
square from car line. Immediate possession.
$500 cash. haiance $40 month. Price only
81 200 HIGBIE & RICHARDSON. 1904 Ii st.
NV
EIGTIr Room HOUSE AND THREE OR FIVE
lots: Il block from cars, sacrifice imnaediat teIy
at So 500, with three lots G. s. A.. jr., p. o..
Bos 2s5., Hiverdale, Md. Ice