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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

young girl battling with the heavy
snow with frail broom.
"She doesn't make much progress"
he observed to his hostess. "if you
will lend me your shovel I will soon
clear path around the house for her. y
He lifted his cap politely, explaining
his purpose. Alice Brill. young, fraii.
grateful. bestowed winning smile
upon the friend In need. She an
nounced frankly that they could not
afford to pay for the service offered.
"You needn't worry about that" he
declared lightly. 'It will make me feel
the better for doing a little act OF
kindness, so near to Christmas"
Darlon regarded Alice Brill with
more than ordinary interest. He had
heard the girl and her father In the
next house discussing their nelghbor.
II seems that the father of Alice had
sold some store property In the town
for over four thousand dollars. repre-
senting about all he had In the world.
He had hidden 1t In his bedroom,
some one forced open the window and
Brill awoke next morning to find his
little fortune gone.
Darlon worked sturdily at sidewalk
and garden paths and had pretty near.
ly completed his task when Alice came
out on the rear step.
II wonder IL II would be too much
to ask you to get the ladder and climb
up to the Kitchen roof and push on
the massed snow there"
Darlon was only too glad TO grant
the request. He was pushing the last
shovel Of snow over the cave troughs
when he startled Alice. who had come
out again to watch the progress Of his
work, by springing free Of the roof,
waving dark object In his hand.
81 found IL lodged In the gutter
spout, where IL must have fallen from
the hand Of the thief" he announced
breathlessly. 1T Is a pocketbook
filled with money"
Jdst that IL was and Roife Darlon.
a welcome spectator to the Wild de-
light Of the Br1lls. fingered long In
the house, blessed by the gratitude OF
Mr.. Brill and his beautiful daughter
What more natural than that they
should invite this cherished guest to
Christmas dinner, for a royal one they
were sure of now, but Darlon sur
prised them and congratulated him
self In appearing neat. trim and 10
new suit. for at the lodging house
that evening he found an unexpected
letter from his estranged uncle con-
tanning q liberal remittance and ask.
ing him TO return to the home roof
and forget that they had ever quar-
relied.
Merry Christmas. indeed It was for
that little group, and when Rolfe OAR
Ion babe Alice Brill good night after
a day Of rare enjoyment and happi.
ness, he wondered II the ardent hope
Of his soul might become reality be-
fore another yuletide celebration In
OILS winning of Christmas bride.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16
ASH CONGRESS
FOR ADEQuATE
TARIFF LAWS

TIE Greater New York Allied
Printing Trades Council Is seeking as
sistanee Ia obtaining from Congress
the adoption Of an adequate tariff
Law with duties based upon the Amer
lean value Of the merchandise import.
Ell which viii reasonably protest the
workers in the printing paper indus-
Try IF this country fnam unfair for
eign competition.
During the past two years \ large
peeeniage If GA raffihased member
ship hav eheen without work or
working only shar, time. Willie IL Is
true that there are several reasons
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lef this aaempleY ment. tie principal
reason is dae % tho fact that import
ers have been able l. sell goods manu-
featured abroad where The labor costs
are lowe rthan our own, import then
upon payemnt Of small duty. II an.
and sell these goeds Ia the American
market Ter less than the labor costs
81 the same article.
The importations 81 paper AMI
printing matter Tor the i months
ending June Of the years iaia, iaaa.
1921, wefe-i9ia. <4e.Sa1.Ta laso.
Ses,IoS.otss, 1921. S9S,7s7.es6, n
other wenis. the workers In the print.
lng and paper industry 81 America
were deprived Of employment on more
than 81 millions Il dollars worth i
goods, which We had prior 90 thai
nlmc.
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bleak lodging house where he was one
OF wanderers who had no other home.
As ~ descended TO the well.heatei
ONCE room OF the Institution he paid
little attention To the lounglng crowd
Of Idle and battered men. lie paused
only to address an old man with a
pair Of crutches by his side. He
slapped him In q friendly, familiar
way on the shoulder.
IF I can only get a snow shovel
he observed. Il VIII see To II that your
meals and lodging are well provided
for over Christmas"
"Bless you. my friendi" munnured
the other gratefully. "You have been
very kind TO me-" and Darion left him
with a genial gocd-by and started
forth for day 81 hard. earnest work.
Darlon was passing some cottages
adjoining one another when the door
OF the nearest one was opened and .
pleasant faced lady beckoned To him.
"iou look as II you were seeking
work." she said. Would you clean OF
this sidewalk and u path to the coal
shed for half q dollarf'
BY the end OF an hour he had his
task completed.
"You must come In and share our
lunch. IL you WILL" invited the young
lady. CHANGING TO glance through the
window he noticed In the next yard
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

/. Il X I CHRISTI
MAS. shouted !
soice outside the
home ~ Seth and
Esther Marvin at
EASton. aud In
blank surprise
I h ose eStlmalale
persons came 90
the porch an a
viewed Uncle Greg.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-12-16

Wo feet deem ~
snow. Why. us Q
regular Christmas
gift for me Oh
served Rolfe Oar
Ion hopefully. rs he
awoke from = night
Of profound stun
Der and glanced out
through the street
xrln41axas ~ tina chill
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Romance
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spfFsshA lstt. Nesssra Ns~sDaPsI Nalsh
Evening star., 1921-08-28
APPROVES BEAUTIFYING
OF MILITARY Cemeteries
Secretary Weeks Also Plans for En-
larging Resting Places Of
Yanks in Europe.

Secretary Weeks has approved plans
for the enlargement and beautifica-
tfon Of eight American military ceme-
teries in Europe.
The cemeteries and the number
of graves in each comprise that
at st. Mihiel. with $1,000; Meuse-Ar-
gonne. 11.o0o; Somme 5000; Aisne-
Marne. 5000: Oise-Aisne. 5000: Sur
esnes, Paris. LOO; Brookwood, Eng
land 500 and Belgium 400.
The plans provide for a very
thorough tn preparation Of ground that
vantages in accordance with the sur
veys of the landscape architect. Trees
and shrubs and grass will be COM
bined to the best advantage.
The few buildings that will be
necessary in each place will avoid
dignity and permanence. These will
include an office and caretaker's lodge.
with space for tools and implements
and a simple shelter for visitors. No
hotel. restaurant or store features will
De included or permitted, as any such
accommodations would be insufficient
for all and the neighboring villages
can be counted upon to provide them
selves with the means of taking care
of visitors on whatever scale the de-
mand may create.
The proper development of these
projects and the care of the grounds
thereafter will require water systems
to be installed. These will be limited
in extent to just what is required for
the purpose.
The entire plan. when carried to
completion. will provide as last rest
ing places for our heroic dead digni-
fled memorials in which all Ameri-
cans will have feeling Of pride and
satisfaction
Evening star., 1921-08-28
u u CHAS. D. SAGER,
o23 Fifteenth Street NV.
Main 36.

NEAR 1eth AND .cOnCMBIA HD,. EIGHT
rooms anl bitk: elasticity. hot-watsr heat.
Fss; ellsy; occupant cwnef; Lat tine e g e
UNION RIHTY CORPORATION,
l4l0 Street - Main 6l1N.
l10 n n. 0f.+N.W-HSToR1. Brown, sT0N1
frat with boy 46eWs e.feaH4s ~ M.tK:
2-stoey hgSek Stnhee.,. auSps .$p0oetee e
pef Msath; 6i3 ,teac sae4eant esal
Evening star., 1921-08-28

Os-
Beautiful detached home in
saul's Addition; contains rooms and bath
hot-water heat; electric lights; stucco owe,
brick construction; screened sleeping porch
awRingx: weather-stripped throughout: garage
Price. $1,000. Immediate possession can be
given.
7.
Just off Lincoln Park-Excep-
tionally nice Groom home in this desirable
residential section: hot-water heat; modern
lighting fixtures: garage; large front and rear
Yards; house in splendid condition throughout
Price and terms reasonable.
g.,
Mort h we es.t-Six-rocm and
bath home; in good residential section: con-
.venient to 11th and 14th street car lines; nice
back yard. Price. $3.50.
g.
Exceptionally nice two-family
apartment; in good northeast section; contains
room. and ha,h each. Price. s4.25o; on very
- Z 10.
l725 p street northwest-The
most exclusive residential section in the city;
within a half square Of Dupont circle; beauti-
ful marble ffont residence; containing l2 rooms
and baShss. newly decorated throughout; open
fors inspection daily from to . pm.
- zE III -
Evening star., 1921-08-28
TOURISTS PARK IN VIEW.
Frederick, Md, Chambsr Of Com
merce Backing Project. =.

merce Backing Project. =.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Nd. August 81
Frederick may have a large tourists.
park by the spring of 1922. The
Frederick Chamber of Commerce.
backing this project, will take action
may result in the park becoming a
reality, ready for use, by spring,
1922.
Situated as 1t is on the Lincoln
highway. forty five miles from Balti-
more and fifty-two miles from Wash
lnEton, Frederick has thousands of
visitors during the summer months.
It is estimated that SO per cent of
the automobiles passing through the
city during the summer months carry
out-of-state license tags.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
CHAS. d. SAGER,

l..
In Cleveland Park-UnusuaHy
attractive detached home containing IA rooms
and 8 baths; hot-water heat; electric lights;
garage for 2 cars; lot 50x1o0 Prize. $20ooo.
D.,
One;of the prettiest bungalows
In saul's Addition: rooms and bath; hot
water heat and electric NShta:s sArage: beau
tiful trees and shru cry. Price. .414s25Q. I'm
mediate possession can Be ,eiEen. An ideal
home.
3. *
Excellent northwest location
Splendid six.room and bath; home: with hot
water heat and electric lights: pprehes. Price.
81 $50. An opportunity to get an excellent
home in good northwest section st Q reason
able price; immediate possession.
a. ~
Best section of Petworth-a
Beautiful 7-room and bath home: het-water
heat; electric lights; ample. space for garage:
inclosed aleeping porch. Price. ~. .150. Rea-
sonabse' terms can Be. Arranged, A. tsery sat-
tractive home. 4, : -, .--s,,
Attractive corner home in ex-
ee,lent northeast locatioa: seoutAsms g rooms
and bath; hot-Watef heat; safsetffc >lishts;
plenty Of, room for garase. Price, 81, 500.
Terms can be afranSed. s'efe-ai yls--.-7 -
l. -...-- 80. ~ CHAC n
Evening star., 1921-08-28
SITE TO BE MARKED.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, August 27.-
Famous Braddock Springs. three
miles distant from this city. at which
Gen. Braddock stopped en- route west
on his march during the revolution
ary war, Is to have a mark of dis
tinction.
Action taken this week by the local
chapter of Daughters of the Ameri.
can Revolution will result in an ap-
propriate tablet being erected at the
springs.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

n Near I AZ, 18th , and streets Sc; COLONIAL.
BRADFoRD I COMPANY. -
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Very attractive home, having
Is rooms and bath; located 1851
4th st. NV. Salesman on prem
|ises. Price, $A95o. Very easy
terms.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58I7. 7I2 Kenyon st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE-DETACHED HOUSE. 70
sion: Price reduced and easy terms
$500 c.sh. balance on easy terms: IN rars .as
given: sSs.''i; PRICE,, sse 5000. s 10 "''s S .
2ssh st. NV near Penn. ave~BriGs; vs;.v .ix, -
rented. Price. $500: easy terms.
31O9 11th st. n.w.-s rooms and bath: good
condition: yard to alley. Price. $3.50;
Main s7l2 722 11th st. NV.
PETW0KTH-8 LARGE ROOMS; LARGE At
tic: front and back porches; electricity; steam
heat: modern. The house has good shades and
screens. Lot l20 feet deep; room for garage;
fine corner location for q home: one square
from car. Price. 50. 9.75O II sold at once. as
am leaving the city. Col. 1861. 2s'
on CAPITOL HILL NEAR LINCOLN PARK
A Groom and bath brick. with cellar and
furnace heat. Price only 5000. Terms to
suit.
Near 4th and SITS. n.e.-A 7-room and
hath brick. in excellent condition. Price only
Near 10th and Spring road n.w.--Fine neigh
borhOOd. An excellent 6-r0om and bath brick,
with cellar and furnace heat. Price only
$500.
In Takoma Park. d. C.-An ideal home site
Of about one acre of ground. Surroundings
Of the best. Water and sewer In and paid
for. Price only s.. 1850.
JOHN SCRIvENER & BROTHER.
Oh G st. NV.
g ROOM BRICK: FINE FURNACE: 1 BLOCK
east House Office bldg; $3.50. Phone Cleve.
083. Three car lines. 2Ss
500 ALLISON ST. N.W.-IDEAL LOCATION
A modern 8-room pressed brick house. first
class condition.. screened throughout, with
porch and window awnings; tiled bath. large
attic, h.-w.h.. gas and electricity; space for
garage. Prompt possession. Inspection in
vited. Price. 5000; terms. 28s
Evening star., 1921-08-28
FOR sALE-HousEs

.PETW6RTH. HIGHEST ELEVATION. FRYcE.
81 $50; new; six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: hardwood doors: ejActricity. ens; ward.
robe and linen closets; an ideal home and
location for the discriminate homeseeker. One
square from car line. Address Box 1OO-c.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Cleveland and Richmond Parks.

New. 2, rooms. attic, bailt-;n garage. baths
bnilt-tn tnb bath. marble shower. iot-water
foundation and trim: large glass breakfast
porch; sleeping porch across entire rear; ce-
on 1snsr on s"
hoofins mot cheap suLnoorl: hardwood trim
snd anish. or. il desired. white and mahogany:
anfshed BY 'mid-Sentemb-r. Come inspect now
Salesman on premises Sunday. 2 pm. to $50
a,,,p Porter & st. bet sSh and z" seth. ssts High H.
fsiee. @ s1sooe. COO : H. 1'f'e'' ''F""'"'
'oiShsi STAR THE THE cAffEDRAh. a.ffsia1s f.'k'
8 rooms. bath. lavats1fes. servants toilet
bre.kfast and sleeping porches. hot water heat
awning: TwoaR ga '1Hnss11s MESrED ssls sxssE etc
OWNER LEAVING GYiS GlTx; T,s.oa sAReAIs PRICE,
$500 CASH. AND AGREEABLE TERMS.
AsS for B. l. M miNnk W. HAYDEN Tl,s, S8i s,SL
Phone Main s7s Also properties all sections
C. and nearby.
COME 10 PETwoRTH. WHERE YOr CAN
Ess as%e: s. At ri Ssa.Ssshe prices Call Mrs
sRfGHTwOOD "a ROOMS AND BATH:
electricity; garage: $3.50. Call Col
ron SALE = Is4s b ST. Sc: 2-FAMILY
painted: s4-foot front and large lot back to
IN alley; room for two garages. This would
make good buy on 80 , eo-operatiye tts plan
ply Jos. A. HHRDERr 4 SONS. SIS 3. Cap
FOR SALE@i00 18th ST. NE-SIX NICE
heat: $3.50: $3.50 down and SO per month
I soSs. sis E. Capitol st.
kKO0KIAN6-S-K S-KGOM BRICK. SEMI-bK-
tached house, large basement; all modern i'm
prorements; front and hack yard: one block
from car line: bargain: forced to sell: 50. 800:
aaas.s se. :ify sar os e
GOOD slx.ROOM BRICK THREE ROOMs
zach noor: newly papered and painted: good
hack lot to alley: In good ne. section; price.
$3.50; Q barGaiu. Phone lincoln SSH.
OCR TWO BEST VALUES IN pETw0RTH.
Si,5WIExcellent Groom colonial brick house:
;. ~, fur, heat. eiec. gas: deep yard to
ds paysa .les os's Soldier Home ne
arranged.
house. tiled bath and a.m.i.: sleeping
p0rch: spacious rOOms and closets: all
:. in fine condition; deep yard to alley;
81 500 cash will handle.
coLuMRIA HEIGHTS AND MT. PLEASANT.
ss,sse-Me.. Of I.,h IT,; a.a unusual value; one
f.w:L.:; esec;: gas: inclosed sleeping
= iaree. closets: modern brick garage;
8, 600 cash. balance very easy.
aSooe--Locased bet. 18th and 18th sts.. north
-: Of Aosroe st.; beautiful colonial
E.. tapestry brick house Of 6 rooms.
a.a,I; large front porch; sleeping
= -, NORTHEAST
q, $50 - Short distance from Lincoln Park.
very desfrable Groom colonial brick
So =: :bouse, having anil; In nne condi-
:. - :. tion:. slstHe yard to wide alley. See
this q once:
4
SOUTHEAST
-, ,000-A most des.raDie 6-rOOm brick house,
Jocated near Lincoln Parks furnace
heat. Electricity; gas: excellent condi-
ti0n; immediate possession; 81 800
-1;.ssJt ,cash yin handle.
X =. HARRY I. CHEW,
: Main leo. Confinentaf TfdAt bldg.
7EY0U ARE HOOKING FOR A HOME CALL
AxGx CARRIER; Main Has. AZ Evans bldg.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

INC,
Phone Main 1923.
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
Price, SIS, 100000.
semi-detached brick: soft living room; 8
rooms. 2 baths; large rear porches: screens.
cation; beautiful home.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Detached-$0,95O.OO.
Comfortable home; rooms. attic: real sub
urban home not far out, with l 1-J acres of
ground about 10 oak trees on lawn. Needs 4
few improvements; easy terms.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
~, Price, $13, $4,000.
Decided bargain; detached house: er-hall
and bath; in good condition; garage; out-of-
town owner anxious for quick sale.
DETACHED-IN TOWN.
Price Only $o,75O.OO..
Situated on soft. lot with large oak trees
and garage for two cars: located near 17th and
Newton NV; bedrooms on 2nd floor: now
cant.
NORTHEAST.
s., Price, $4,000.
Cory hone. colonial style. convenient to
rooms and bath; front and rear porches and
room for garage; easy terms and possession.
INC,
Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
FOR sALE-HousEs'
Main 1884:
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
.:sszI7 18th st. NV.

CHEVY chased. c.
BUNGALOW, one half block west Of Conn.
ave. Beautiful frame, with coderese feunfa-
fion; rooms. bath. all on one hoof: attic
above; hot-water heat. electrictty: hardwood
floors and trim: screens: large modern cellar;
lot 45xi50. Owner will give immediate pos
session. PRICE. 3l2,a00. -. '-ti..tst..
BLOOMINGDALE. :
VACANT. Ready to move into. One Of the
story red brick: 9 rooms. bath; good heating
plant: modern cellar: Pittsburgh. WAter-h
deep lot to 20-foot paved alley. PRICE. 81. $50.
Easy terms. - - 81.
UNPLEASANT.
JUST OFF. 18th st. 2.sters brick: rooms,
hath: hot-water heat: eteefricity and gas;
front and rear yards Fine location for room
ing house. PRICE, 339.60O. y
Nam
- GARDINER (
Evening star., 1921-08-28

=
1884 H Street NV.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Price. SIS, 10000.
Choice location near 18th and Longfellow:
Detached brick; center-han plan: 10 rooms.
62xi35 fl: beautiful lawn and shrabbery. In
dividually built by contractor for his home.
BUNGALOW.
Chevy Chase. Md.-9,650.W.
Just listed for quick sale; i-story and attic
bungalow; living room. dining room. Kitchen.
two bedrooms. sleeping porch and tiled bath;
built-in garage; absolutely modern; lot 5Oxf20.
Easy terms.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Price, $12,O00.OO.., :: -
Fine home section: attractive, brick, 10
rooms. 2 complete baths: hIw.h., eiec,: just
redecsrated throughout; immediate possession.
MT. PLEASANT.
Bargain at $9,850.W.
rooms and bath. colonial style; front and
rear porches: hardwood floors. electric lights
and h.w.h.; built about one year ago BY re-
liable builder. Very easy terms. -.
w. CHEVY CHASE.
Price, $o,5O0W.e
large porches; vacant; In good condition: bean
tiful lawn and shade trees; large lot Sexl2S IT.
HEDGES & NIL
1884 II Street NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
/. EDWARD LEWIS,
0l2 18th st. NV.
Main Al

NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND WASHING
ton bonlevard at Rfverdale: home Of six rooms
earase. r s. four % lots witt vide frontage land and
native shade; paGSksa.on from owner. Priced
for Immediate saie.. So. 900: terms.
Another home df eight rooms and hath: all
modern cOnvenences located on corner with
four lots: improyemRnte sre worth at least
$1O.0O0. but can be bought as an entirety
for -. 800. on terms. To inspect Sunday call
Hyattsvilie 113.
CI.ACDE WARREN.
Main 1894. '4fO Fl NJ. NV
RY .OWNEk = VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW
bungalow, 1r., 2b.. suitable for two
families: cement porch. oak nOars: built In
Sasage: hw B.; elec., aAs:-2 blocks from ear
line: papered: ready for occupancy; open all
day. g. w. CHASE. 43 Maple St. Takoma
Park. rh0ne Adams 81 after pm.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
FOR sALE-H0UsEs
ContinueA.

MT. PLEASANT.
ON COLUMBIA ROAD. near 14th 1t. 8
rooms, 3 baths; hot-water heat, electricity and
gas; hardwood Aoors and trim; newly papered
deep rear yard. room for garage. Owner will
give immediate possession. PRICE ONLY
411. 800.
NORTHEAST.
NEAR lst AND R. I. AVE. Attractive 2.
story brick colonial front: rooms. tiled bath
rood ting plant: front and rear yards: paved
alley: in neiehborh0od Of home owners. PRICE
ONLY $3.50.
PARK VIEW.
$500 Cash.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK. Two
story tapestry brick: 9 rooms. tiled bath; hot
wster heat, electricity and gas; colonial front
and double rear porehes; deep lot to paved
alley. PRICE, 5000.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
FOR sA1E-HousEs

Near 18th and Euclid.
rooms; h.-w.h., elec. Own4r, leaving city.
will make special price for substantial cash
payment.
Petty & Petty, Exclusive Agents,
1923 New York Ave. Main 5127.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
ATEWOOD S. BENNETT,
400 Continental Trust bldg.
Aat

Main VI!t4
COMPARE THESE VALUES WITH ANY
IN THE CITY-THEN PHONE Us.
$6.5OO-$5OO Cash.
X. 1. ave. and LIST n.e.-8 rooms and batn;
excellent furnace: hardwood floor: colonial
newly p'Dered and R.5soed. .assos
Perry st. NV. between 18th and 14th@COlo
pial home Of q rooms and bath: electric lights:
heating plant: rear porches; good yard with
plenty roo" for garage; Zoo This l. 'pse"a'''n
h.-w.h.; In excellent condition , convenient TO
downtown and is occupied by owner who will
give possession
Newton st. NV. near i7thm8 rooms and
hath; h.-w.h. and electric light; hide
s hs sg neigh
''' -'''' ~ $500.
bath: b..w.h.: large rear yard to paved alley.
This house il occupied BY owner, who has
taken particular pride In keeping his house
in the pink Of condition. small home In
In a most exclusive section on 21st st, near
s1a esth' Home,
this section are rarely placed on the market
and this one is vacant. Will readily rent
at $1.sO0 year. $3.50,
In Washington Heights on Bfltmore-11
rooms and 2 baths; modern in every detail
Large rooms. newly decorated; garage space.
A truly wonderful home,
$4,000. 20,
Cleveland Park on beautiful Macpmb st.-10
rooms and haths: detached. Compares most
favorably with any other home In this desir-
able section. Immediate possession guaran-
teed.
GRAEME T. sMALLwOOD.
720 18th at. NV. Phone Main SOTO.
2-FAMILY FLAT.
IN NV. SECTION: modern improvements:
semi-detached brick; porches; healthy eleva.
ticn; all c0nveniences; rented to monthly ten.
ants at SIC each; offered at pre-war price on 4
small cash and monthly payment. GOOD
REASON FOR SELLING. Col. 4S74.
ONLY $3.50 (NET PRFCEl.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

PRICE. sss.500-10 ROOMS. BATH; ANIL:
In. Mt. Pleasant. Attractive corner house
with immediate pesseasion, on easy terms. W.
u. HRAeWEIL. Main ESQ. se-
t 4 ilttls 0EAUTY-1 seens, hath, larep fFsat
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Evening star., 1921-08-28

NEW BUNGALOW.
Eight rooms and bath.
Hardwood trim.
Oak floors.
HOt-water heat.
Open fireplace.
Gas and electric lights.
Excellent fixtures.
Large concrete cellar.
Laundry in cellar.
Bui1t-in garage.
instantaneous gas heater.
Good closets and pantry.
Large front porch.
Large rustic piers.
Nice lawn and shrubbery.
On wide avenue.
Near two ear lines
Observation-Disclosures.
In rapidly growing neighborhOOd.
A home to be proud of.
One that will increase In value.
Price right.
Easy terms.
ROBERT f. FUNKHOUSER,
Georgfia ave. and Kennedy NV.
Phone Cn1nrnha CS(Al or Adams 1408