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party like as runaway automobile
through fruit stand. Chickens. cab
bagcs and eggs few into the air. Balky
Sam grabbed cabbage in his mouth
as he went by, and Peggy. Billy and
the Genie each caught roasted
chicken.
The startled bandits recovered from
their surprise just as Red Beard and
his band came in sight The robbers
were indignant at having their dinner
party smashed. so they seized eggs from
baskets standing by. and as Red
Boards gang shot past the bandits
pclted them with eggs until they were
covered from head to foot Not sat
isfied with this revenge. the bandits
grabbed their knives and guns and
coasted down the chute in pursuit OF
the Turks.
Meanwhile. far below. Balky Sam slid
out on broad level shelf and came
slowly and smoothly to stop. Peggy.
Billy and the Genie piled up behint
him. Below them was another steer
cliff that led into an orchard in the
valley.
I'VE must go on cried Billy. "Rcd
Boards gang will be here in second
The Genie ran to the cliff aud looked
down before sliding off. Then he showed
Peggy and Billy away.
Get back.' he ordered "Thcre's O
bee farm in that orchard. It's jus,
filled with hives. If we slid down into
them we'd be stung to, death"
"Oh. then we'll be captured" OK.
claimed Peggy in dismay.
"No, I'll save you" brayed Balk.
Sam. "Hide back there close to tn,
cliff and I'll attend to Red Beard an,
his whole crowd -
With that Balky Sam braced himsel
to meet Red Beard, who was shooting
down the chute fat on his back, bu
was still waving his cleaning scimitar
I'm the merit instdIlmcnt pW be
told hoW Balky Sans heels figure
IN Hpely bGttIe.)
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first, and the whole party was speedily
shown into automobiles, which left i'm Z
mcdiataly under British and French
escort and moved through crowded
streets, the absolute silence Of which
was oppressive.
The Germans were conspicuously un-
diplomatic in their appearance, and they
! suggested, rather, party of travel e
stained tourists as they entered their
motorcars.
No insults were offered the enemy
representatives, the throngs standing
absolutely mute and in breathlcss si-
lencc as the French ordcrlies opened
the automobile doors and French and
British officers conducted the Germans
into the palace.
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AND HERE " CONTINUES
A Bride

TT HAD come then. it had com" at
HAST, the moment 50 long anticipated.
10 long dreaded. inevitable always. h"
4 supposed, but at last almost forgotten.
\ His time of joy was over; the moment
to pay for it had come.
s'What is the mattcr?' E,Smc asked.
docking at him ''arCn' you well:
He heard her voice as though it came
from a long way off, but it helped to
recall him to himself.
''Yes." he said. ''los. Put your
hand on the table there.
'swhy?" she asked wondcringly. but
cbeycd him. for there was something
curiously compelling in his tone. 'Why
do you look at me like that she
asked
She had removed her hand as she
spoke and he stopped aud put his lips
to the place where it had rested and
stood upright and without looking at
her walked quickly away with a firm
-etep, as criminal going to his place
of appointed death may yet walk firmly
and with a good presence. through the
hall to the garden where it seemed that
MIR. Wentworth waited.
~ \ ESme We got 10 lhIhh or h'
said to himself unless they treat hcr
.ffairiy they shall never Know what
become of their jewels.
The stranger was standing in the
middle of the lawn. and seeing Keith
he came step or two toward him. He
was an unusual looking man. very tall
and very thin, with an impassivc, paIe.
cadaverous face on which the skin
seemed stretched as tightly as in the
parchment over drum. Ills eyes were
sunk deeply IN ms head ana were small
nut very bright; herre anu eager' u.
rh0ugh the llte banlShcd from the RESI-
of his death like countenance had sought
refuge there. lie was cIean shaVen, ou'
me growth OF ms Deard was very str9ns
and the hair showing beneath the ski
gave ms chln ana the ioWer parts %
his cheeks blush black appearance.
His hair was black, too. and very thick
) and his limbs seemed too long for hi
body and not well fitted to it, so ina
he had curiously awkward appearance
As he saw him the thought that bashe'
r-.lnstaftly into keith's mind was:
This isn't the man who used to b
here; those clothes upstairs Woul'
never have fitted him.
He said aloud:
Good day; you wished to speak f
me?'
he spoke calmly ana cOolIE. LOT ID!
now he had quite regained his self
possession. and it seemed that his quie
manner sightly discohceTteG 'me o'her
nes' ne Sa'u' yes u,u
Won YOU 81. ~ %"N dacl, ,I,oiru r" and n
tbs sane tima occnnving one himself.
s.Tbank you.' the other answered
and seated himself cautiously and a littl
as if afraid that the char would orea
down under MN ana i,. hs Nr',m nowounm, w"uI"r
L ,s .h.tt s.ow bnu asai1 o ~ himself
..Nor is this the man who tried t
strangle me and who attacked Esmc-
he hasn't the quickness and activity tina
fellow must nave. Am A.. o.,ou i;
aioua ne sa'u' III sun '"'
s.ypur name is Wentworth. | under
:. stapd?''
1.-THE same as your own. is it not:
the stranger asked quickly; :,
quite So agreed Nel'n. anu auIo nio
Reasanu. ~, Gnu s''
Ths otber did not answer. but /
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MLAND NDADVEN7JRES-- --BuDQd,du
"RED Boards BOOTS"

fPcggy. at a mOric sho,c, finds
herself drawn into the picture. whcrC
she. wih BiHy. the Genie and Bdlky
sam arc chased By Rcd Beard and
his horScmcn. 7hcy dec through Il
pass. which ends At the top of a high
gIjH
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RAILROADERS FIGHT REDS
One American Officer Killed In Muir.
mansk Coast Brush

. ArcIangeI. May S.--The American
railway detachment with the Allied
troops on the Murmansk coast was en-
gagged for the first time with the BOlshc-
visits last Saturday. when the Allies
captured Mesaskaya. One American
officer was killed
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German Var Lords Folly
10 Cost Nation 80 Billions

An estimate of the cost of the
world war to Germany follows:
Expenses of conduct
ing the war .....S41 200. 200, 900
Peace Treaty Exactions:
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Puts Blame OH Others

"But in the manner of making war
also Germany is not the only guilty
one.
Every nation knows of deeds and
of people which the best nationals only
remember with regret. I do not want
to answer by reproaches to reproaches
but ask them to remember, when rep
aration is demanded, not to forget the
armistice. 1t took you six weeks until
we got it at last, aud six more un
til we came to know your conditions OF
peace.
Grimes in war may not be excus
able, but they are committed in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-17
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS,
Main 2345. 713 18th st.

$10.5Oo-18th ST. HIGHLANDs-CoNvEN.
100: paved alley; rooms. bath: ami; h.-w.
heat; immediate possession; view Rock Greek
Park; splendid condition; front and rear porch
es; on wide avenue; laundry; front and rear
entrance to cellar: cold storage: hardwood
floors and trim; breakfast porch; large attic.
Easy terms. n. 1401.
A SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STORY SIX-ROOM
frame house, in splendid condition. Electric
lights and large porches; high elevation; near
ly an acre Of ground; located in the District
on good thoroughfare. Near stores churches
and schools. Five cents carfare. Price, 81, $50.
81, 200 cash. balance monthly.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Lincoln $780,
SIX ROOM HOUSE = NEAR KENDALL
Green; tile bath; front and back porches; large
dress Box 18s-M. Star office. 19'
ON HEIGHTs-MoNRoE ST: 10-RooM COR
ner house, 5000; Groom house, 81, coo. Both
vacant. OWNER. 519 Washington Loan and
Trust bldg Phone NJ. 14s. 49,
WHY PAY $1,000 OR $1,000 FOR COUNTRY
bungalow. when IS 1000 will buy nearly new
beautiful mod. 7-rm. pebble dash brick: detach-
ed: corner residence; square from Lincoln Park !:
newly decorated; vacant. ready for occupancy;
tile bath; open fireplace. cement GEL. etc; adj
joining small park: lawn. flowers; 81, 900 cash.
bal. monthly. Owner 1873 Mass. ave. sc.
By OWNER-44O 9Th ST. s.W A DAINTY
2.story brick residence: built and occupied by
himself: in Al condition. with nice yard to
alley. This house could not be duplicated to-
day for $4,000 Will sell for 81. $50; on easy
terms. Truly bargain. Franklin 3OS5 or
Franklin 1889. Immediate possession. 19s
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VACANT-VACANT.

Beautiful 12-room house. 3 baths: on Rilt
more ST.. Washington Heights; laundry tubs.
steam heat; large front porch. Price, Sc, 500,
FRANCIS. A. BLUNpoN CO.. TOT st. NV.
ON COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR lsth ST-I0
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; garage; price,
So. 500
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.. 7O7 st. NV
No. % 18th ST. N.E.-JUST OFF EAST CAP
itOl St; beautifdi Groom house; tiled ba tn.
furnace heat; colonial front porch; large rear
yard to alley; room for garage. Price only
$4,000; terms.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN CO.. TOT st. NV.
A TWO-sTORY APARTMENT BUILDING. Z
rooms and bath, on each floor; rent. $40. So
Price. 1920. -
ROOMS, BRICK; GAS RANGE, BATH;
cheap; 81, $50 Apply 1920 Florida ave. ne.
Linc. 4682-W. it,
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

ON CAR LINE TO city; large. attrictive rooms
fresh fruit, vegetables. plenty of milk; ami.
Gentiks only Address Fenwick Lane, r. T.,
p. No. 3 Silver Spdng.Ad. I0s
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very large rooms and tiled bath: front
and back porches; elegant condition. b
st. NE. near 18th.
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Sill .550-CHEvY CHASE. DETACHED:
practically new; 9 rooms and bath: 8 bed.
rooms; garage; beautiful trees; southern e1-
posure; west Of Conn. ave-; convenient to
cars: porches: center hall type; open fireplace
hw.h.; ami: early occupancy; large lot ;
terms. North 14O1.
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&.250-Cash, $1,000; monthly. $40. sos Eye
st. ne: 1r. and b.; garage for two cars;
yard, alley cellar; 1atrobe heat
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$3.OO0-$JOO cash. balance $40 monthly. SIS
ne. rooms and large stable; large lot
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VACANT JULY 15-145 ADA.

VACANT JULY 15-145 ADAMS NV.
81. 0O0-Cash, s1.2uO; monthly. $50. including
interest; will be newly papered and re-
paired Nice Groom and bath house: eel
lar; furnace heat; large back yard. front
yard: 15-foot alley; lot 20 IT. wide. Posses.
sion July 10.
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$4,000.

$4,000.
Never have we permit
ted the bars of reputation
to be lowered for the pur-
pose of making an extra
dollar through shoddy ma
terials or inferior work.
manship.
In Connecticut avenue,
one square north of the
bridge-Woodley Park
exhibit 27l9 open to E pm.
All completed houses sold.
A neighborhood COM
posed of our leading citi-
zens and leaders in the
affairs of the nation.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Home;
No Home Like Ours.
Building Owner. Established 1899.
Woodward bldg, 18th and 81 SITS.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, By OWNER
leaving city. new 7-room bungalow; ami
Price cash: terms right; lot 4Ox15O. 1904 Mon
roe. Get OF 2Sth. Rhode Island ave. ne. 2ls
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ROOMS. HOT-WATER HEAT, GARAGE; IN
Bloomingdale; vacant June 30; $1,000. Call
owner after o. Columbia 2713. IT.
81. 5OO-DETACHED BRICK; NV; DOWN
town: house built days labor; lot 4Ox1OO:
trees, flowers; bedrooms; upstairs kitchen;
southern exposure; 2 baths; h.w.h.; ami: :
convenient ears; open fireplace; immediate
possession: II rooms; elegant woodwork;
screens. n. 1401
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Bloominpda1e

6 rooms and bath: box house
design: completely equipped: cleo
tric lights; double back porches:
close to cars; high elevation: new
house section; close to Soldiers
Home Park; immediate possession;
$1,000.
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VACANT-JO1 ST. NE.
81, 0O0-Cash, $500; monthly, $40. Or. and b.
suitable for, two families: cellar: corner
house: yard. Being thoroughly overhauled,
papered and painted.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
NEWSOM, lilo H NE
L. COIL.
yACANT-JO1 f 9.


l. eo71. NEWSOM, lilo H NE.
vACANr-sOl f ST. NE
$4.ooo-Cash. $500; monthly. $40. Or. and b.;
house: yard. Being thoroughly overhauled,
papered and painted.
VACANT JULY 15-l45 ADAMS NV.
| $5.0OO-Cash. $1.oUO: monthly. $50. including
interest; will be newly pspered and re-
paired. Nice Groom and bath house; eel
lar; furnace heat; large back yard. front
yard: 15-foot alley; lot 20 IT. wide. Posses
sion July Is.
| S. 0OO-Cash. $1,000: monthly $50, including
interest. 174O North Capitol. large
rooms and bath front and back yard. Gel
lar: furnace heat. Could be changed into q
fine business house. but is now an elegant
home. 3ft. alley.
large rooms and bath; lot 17x1O0 feet:
lo-ft. alley. Furnace. st. NV. bet. North
Capitol and 1st on south side.
$e,ooo-Cash. s1,5oo-Monthly. s6o-Colonial:
very large rooms and tiled bath: front
and back porches; elegant condition. b
st. NE. near 18th.
s.. OOo-s5oO cash. balance $40 monthly. 51s
X ne. rooms and large stable; large lot.
A.25O-Cash $1,000; monthly, $40. 500 Eye
ST. ne: 7r. and b.; garage for two cars;
yard, alley, cellar; 1atrobe heat.
| $l.55O-Cash. $50; monthly, $50. 1114 Trinidad
ave: ne F.. p SO. from Florida ave- one
yard. porch. alley side and rear.
BOOMING HOUSE.
$,ooo-Cash. $500; monthly. SEQ; 121 me-;
very large rooms, baths; outhouses:
large yard; alley.
| BUSINESS AND DWELLING.
| s.. s5O-Cssh. 81. 500; monthly, s25 COS 18th
ne; large rooms and bath on 2nd and 3ri
floors: store and kitchen on first floor:
lot 22x12o. Cost. $500. Rare bargain.
81. 7oo-eash. $1,000. balance, $50 month: 1919
ne; stories, furnace. Can be altered
into store and 2 apis. and rented for 500
month. Plans and spec. with house for
alteration.
$4.50O-Cash. $1O0O-Balance. $50 month
Business double Ar. residence. HOS
Fla. ave. 8 r. and b.. cellar; furnace
VACANT
| 1923 Eye st. n.e.-5r. and water: sink. stoves.
toilet; just papered and painted; lot l6xl49
Feet to eft. alley; 5000; cash, $50;
500 cash and $12 month.
SUBURBAN.
BUNGALoWS-One Or. and b. and one 5r and
ave. and 18th ST. me-. Hillbrook; on cleo
trio road to Chesapeake Junction; 81, $50;
cash. $1,000; balance. $40 month
| BRooKLAND-PERRYs STREET.
$4,200-Cash, 81, 600; monthly $45; 6r, and b. ::
porches. cellar. cleo. h.-w.h.; Just like
new: Delightful Large front and back
,, s., s0o-Cash, $3.50; balance, $40 month; Or.
and b.. porches; front and back yard fur
mace heat; good condition. Perry st.,
| Brookland. between 18th and 18th ne.
L. 2o''' NEWSOM, lilo NE.
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Walking Distance of Downtown

Attractive residential street:
close to lows circle; southern ex-
posure; rooms, baths; reception
hall; hot-water heat; immediate
possession; 5000.
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$l.550-Cash. $50; monthly. $50 1114 Trinidad
ave. me-; II So. from Florida ave-: one
square to st. cars: Or. and b.; frame !;
yard, porch, alley side and rear.
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Two-Family Flat

I WO-T dIIIIIy L ldl
High elevation near kendall
Green: convenient to street car
line: In very good residential
section; 2 apartments; 8 rooms
a home and get an income at the
same time; can be purchased by
payment Of 500 cash; price,
So, 500.
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Park View

IS, 0OO-Attractive location; Sec
tion of home owners; rooms and
bath; front colonial porch; good
yards; garage on paved alley; i'm
mediate possession.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

VERY ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM
bungalow. in best section Thrifton:
Va; within one-half square Of
car line: h.w.h.: electric lights.
Price. $3.50. On very reasonable
terms.
cr.s s.crp Main g.
AN UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL
semi-detached home: near 18th at.
and Columbia road: lot 34x10O:
brick garage: open fireplace: front
and rear porches: h.w.h.; electric
lights: screened throughout. Price.
$4,000.
CHAs. D. sAGER. 81.
VERY ATTRACTIVE BROOM
and bath home. on East Capitol st.
near It'll: h.w.h. Price, $500.
Terms can be arranged.
CHAe. D. SAGER. 81.
ONE OF SAUL'S ADDITION
most attractive detached corner
homes. 10 rooms; thoroughly mod
built; garage to correspond with
house: garden: shrubbery: front
and side porches. Price. $4,000.
Terms can be arranged.
cu.s n s.crn Main g. g.
ON E ST. NE. BETWEEN 18th
and 18th. Splendid 6-room and
bath home; side light; lot 10 feet
deep to alley. Price, 81 500. On
easy terms.
CHAs. D. sAGER. 81.
IN BLOOMINGDALE - sPLEN-
did S-rOom home on two floors.
Pittsburgh heater. Price. S6,OOO.
Renting for s45 per month. Owner
will accept as part payment au-
tomobile valued up to $1,000 An
unusual opportunity.
CHAs. D. sAGER. 81.
EXCELLENT s-ROOM HOME
with h.w.h.; electric lights; front
and rear porches: within one
square of 14th street car line,
Price, $3.50. $500 cash. balance
monthly.
Main SO.
CHAS. d. SAGER. 81.
ON KENTUCKY AVE, JUST OFF
Lincoln Park. Groom and bath
home with h.w.h. Price, $1,000
Reasonable terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER. az.
ON IRVING ST. BET. 18th AND
14th NV. Splendid Broom and
bath home. Price, $3.50. Terms.
CHAs. D. sAGER. 81.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME.
Northwest H.w.h. Electric lights.
Front and rear porches. Price,
$3.50. Reasonable terms.
CHAs. d. sAGER. 81.
ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
6-room house; 20 feet wide; nice
rear yard; front porch. Price.
5000. Terms.
CHAs. D. sAGER. 81.
ON HOBART ST. WEST OF 18th
st. NV. Beautiful s-room and 2.
bath home; excellent condition: ali
modern conveniences. Price, $12,-
900.
Main SO.
CHAS. ID. SAGER, ~
ON 18th ST. NORTH OF PARK
road. Splendid Groom corner
home; Hardwood floors. Price,
Main &c.
CHAS. ID. SAGER. AZ
on FAIRMONT ST. NEAR 18th
NV. 10-room and 2-bath home:
h:w:h.; electric lights. Price.
$3.50. Terms can be arranged
Main &c.
ehAS. u; sAGER. 81.
923 18th st. NV.
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Sc OOO-OPPOsITE CHEVY CHASE CLUB
grounds: IT., b., garage. porches; lot sOx165 !:
abundance Of fruit; stone founda ton block
cars: perfect condition. Terms. Early Occu-
nancy: a,m.i North 1401
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WANTED.

PLEASANT ROOM. near hath. with board, for
Iuly and August. for elderly lady. State terms
-'r'iress Ros @73-K. Star ONCE. IT.
!:UakD and lodging In country for lady with
TWO small children. Address BOX 323-K, Star
r.i
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s., 0O0-Cash. $1,000: monthly. $50 including
interest. 174O North Capitol. large
rooms and bath: front and back yard. Gel
lar: furnace heat. Could be changed into q
fine business house but is now an elegant
home. 3-ft. alley.
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Sc, 000-S2, 600 cash-Balance $50 month. 8
large rooms and BATH lot 17x1O0 feet
loft. alley. Furnace. v st. NV. bet. North
Capitol and 1st on south side.
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Near 1st and R SITS.
S.. HO-Liberal terms; modern.
rooms; tiled bath; hardwood
floors and trim; open f1replaces;
space for garage on paved alley;
convenient to both car systems;
excellent street.
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.
Continued.

Contin1e1.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 71S 18th Ut.
Washington Heights
Attractive location: close to 18th
1t. and kalorama road and near
both car lines; high elevation; sec
tion Of expensive homes; IL rooms.
baths: hot-water heat; electric
mediate possession; ST., 900.
Distance of Downtown
Attractive residential street;
close to lows circle; southern ex-
posure: 8 rooms. 2 baths; reception
possession; 5000.
Near Sd and T SITS. NE.
Detached home on large lot;
good neighborhood: fine outlook:
8 rooms and bath; steam heat:
electric lights; large porches;
Bloomingdale
6 rooms and bath: box house
design: completely equipped: cleo
tric lights: double back porches:
close to cars; high elevation: new
house section; close to Soldiers
Home Park; immediate possession;
$1,000.
Near 1st and R SITS.
$5,IO-Liberal terms; modern.
rooms; tiled bath; hardwood
floors and trim; open freplaces;
space for garage on paved alley;
convenient to both car systems;
Corner House Northeast
$5.o5O-Located near 9th and
SITS. ne; convenient to both car
systems; in section Of home own
ers; rooms and bath; large
Park View
5,0O0-Attractive location; Sec
tion of home owners; rooms and
bath; front colonial porch; good
yards; garage on paved alley; i'm
mediate possession.
Two-Family Flat
High elevation near Kendall
Green: convenient TO street car
line; in very good residential
section; 2 apartments; 8 rooms
each: renting for $3.50 per
month; an opportunity to obtain
home and get an income at the
same time; can be purchased by
payment Of 500 cash; price,
$500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
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Corner House Northeast
5,25O-Located near 9th and X
SITS. ne; convenient to both car
systems; in section Of home own
ers; rooms and bath; large
front colonial porch; excellent
yards.
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Washington Heights

Attractive location; close to 10th
1T. and kalorama road and near
both car lines; high elevation; sec
tion Of expensive homes; IL rooms.
3 baths: hot-water heat; electric
lights; all in good condition; I'm
mediate possession; $12,
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BOOMING HOUSE.

*1'ooV@SHsN. $I,oOV, monthly. $6U; III Q ne.
very large rooms, baths; outhouses
large yard; alley.
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Near Sd and 7 SITS. NE.
Detached home on large lot;
good neighborhood: fine outlook:
rooms and bath; steam heat:
electric lights; large porches;
50, 75O.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th Ut.
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TABLE BOARD.

COLONIAL HALL l343 Harvard st. NV
substantial meals: hot bread always: individ-
nal tables. Columbia $3.50 oos
20 sth SW.-Can accommodate few more
table boarders; home cooking: So week; 9
meals and lunch: business section Iss
$40 " y. AvE--Excellent table board S3 30
IS week Igs
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY HOME desires several children for
summer Apply Mrs. +. L. ii. Lyon Brighton.
Nd. or telephone Sandy Spring 20-f-3. l9s
HoARbERS WANTED-Can accommodate . 4
or d adult b'ari~rs. on farm miles from
BlusInont. VS.. large. shady lawn quiet fam
lily If adults; hset table board and comfortable
rooms; rate. so per week in advance. Ad-
dress Miss J. Ferguson. Bluemont ".
r u. zoe
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC,
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iDI.EWILp, FINE FAMILY RESORT on
Chesapeake hay. bathing. boating fishing,
grabbing: week end auto trip. Phone 1922
lflewilf, Shady SIDE. Nd. I0s
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GRAND View House, Blue Ridge MIS- near
IIarper's Ferry: modern conveniences: station
post Office convenient. Phone 9O-F L. Bruins.
wick. Md William Henkel Knoxville, Nd 1ss
WANTED summer boarders: good location
prices reasonable. Address Mrs. A. w PAYNE
i. =. y. No. ). CuIpeper. Va. lie
FOR CIiLDREN-High and healthy location
farm Apply Mrs James W Brown
l'T"okville. Nd. Phone No. Sandy Spring
.,tFIt. ias