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DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST.
Chevy Chase-$9,000.

Chevy Chase-$9,000. -.
Beautiful bungalow of rooms q
bedrooms); lot 46x150: contains tiled
hath, INV. h., electric lights. front
and rear porches hardwood floors and
trim: very attractive; just one block
from Wisconsin ave-; excellent sur
roundings. Attractive terms.
Eauls Addition-$15,250.
Beautiful bungalow. delightfully."-
planned; front porch with stone pill
rooms). INV. h., electric IiEnts. laun-
dry, hardwood floors and trim, large
rear porch and sleeping porcn lot
<tx1s2; affording ample garage space.
House 10 weather strip ,eo and in Al
condition Attractive terms.
Longfellow St., Near 9th-$8,25O.
Brand colonial brick residence.
containing rooms, tiled path, with
built-in refrigerator; Pullman service
table in kitchen. and many other at
tractive features; strictly modern
throughout large lot, affording ample
space for garage. Terms, 81, 900 cash
and balance on easy monthly pay
ments.
Mt Pleasant-$13,750.
residence; 8 rooms, q baths, Z sleep
ing porches, built-in garage, INV H.,
electric lights and every up-to-dats
convenience. Just one square from
car line. Attractive terms.
WILLIAM
MEMBER OF wAsHINGTO,
Phone Main 90.
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GoLDsMITH-Ellen. II yrs, 1850 Bit
more st. NV.
MORRIS-Robert E., mos, 1917 Young
st. Sc.
JOHNSON--Infant OF Stephen and Nellie.
III hours Sibley Hosp.
CARROLL--Russell, Sc yrs, 1915 2eth
At. NV. 49,
BOwMAN-Georse T., ~ yrs, 1913 seth
st. NV.
FRYE-Matilda, 50 yrs. 7o Howard
ave. sc.
at. NV.
DUSTIN or CLAY-Clsy or Dustin, ~
yrs, st. Ellie. Hoop.
JACKSON-Nivian J. s., 1 yr., 727 18th
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JOHN F. DONOROE 4 SONS,
314 Pennsylvania avenue 8. E.

PRICE, $12,5OO.
18th Ut. N. w. near Girard ut. nine
: room modern tapestry brick bay-window
house. two baths, hot-water neat; in per-
feet condition; thoroughly modern
throughout. One OF the best constructed
houses In Washington and 4 bargain at
che price quoted. Immediate possession
and very liberal terms.
PRICE, $500.
sfx-room modern colonial house; tile
bath, hot-wster heat, electric lights; room
for garage. Can be sold on very reason
PRICE, $500. T..
Quincy pi n. e. six-room modern
feet condition. Possession when transfer
u made. Satisfactory TERMS.
PRICE, $4,000.
B at. NJ e. A six room modern brick
house. hot-water heat: In perfect condi-
ton; ready to move In. Possession with
PRICE, $1,000.
1lth ST., at Psnnsylvania ave. A six
room modern press brick bay-window
house with cellar and hot-water heat
class. Offered to close an estate. and a
bargain.
JOHN F. DOM
314 PennSvlvan
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IN MEMORIAM.

SHAW. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear always devoted sister, wife
and mother, Mrs. ANNA HILL SHAW,
wife of Edgar Dwight and mother OF
Dorothy Shaw, whom God called sud-
denly to her heavenly home one year
ago today. Our dear sister was a tall
ented, versatile, refined Christian wom-
an, always loyal. gentle, steadfast, for
giving, pure and true; charitable in her
thoughts and works. 1t has been truth
fully said of her that she was a fine.
wonderful woman.
We needed you greatly. dear sister and
mother,
Always so patient, unselfish and true;
But our Father willed best to call you up
yonder.
Where the wicked never enter and the
mansions are secure.
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise.
HER BEREAVED SISTER AND FAMILY.
lBoston papers please CopY.l
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LEGAL NOTICE.
r. n. stephcn. and r. W. Hi. JT-

+. II. stephens and #. w. Hill, Jr,
IN THE SUPREME ier cosGRr OF THE DIS.
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA, Holding Dis.
trict Court.-In re: Condemnation OF
strietinx line on both .6s. Of wyomin.
avenue northwest. between Columbia road
and Twenty-third street-District Court.
northumberland IL hereby given
that the Commissioners OF the District OF
columbia. pursuant to the provisions OF
1905. entitled An Act providins 70. the
esta blishment OF a Uniform building line
on streets In the District OF Columbia. less
Act approved March 8. 1917, entitled "An
Act making appropriations to provide for
me expenses OF the government OF the
ending June thirtieth nineteen hundred
and eighteen, and for other purposes, -
have filed a petition in this Court praying
the reimbursement Of a building line on
both sides of Wyoming avenue northwest.
between Columbia road and Twenty third
street. In the District OF Columbia, as
shown on a plat or map filed with the
said petition, as part thereof, and praying
also that this Court empanel a Jury in
accordance with the law provided for In
such cases to assess the damages each
owner of land to be taken may sustain
by reason Of the establishment of said
avenue. for which this proceeding has
been instituted. and the condemnation OF
the land necessary for the purposes there
of. and to assess as benefits resulting
therefrom the entire amount of said dam
ages including the expenses OF these pro-
ceedings upon any and all lots, parts OF
lots, pieces or parcels of land which may
be benefited by the establishment Of said
building line, In the proportion that the
said jury may find said lots parts of lots
pieces or parcels OF land will be benefited.
as provided for in and by the aforesaid
Acts of Congress. II Ia. by the Court, his
ard day OF December. 1921, ORDERED
That all persons having any interest in
these proceedings be, and they are hereby
warned and commanded to appear In this
Court on or before the 7th day OF Jan
tinue In attendance until the Court shall
have made its final order ratifyinK and
confirming the award of damages and the
assessment OF benefits OF the Jury TO be
empaneled and sworn herein. and II IL
further ORDERED. That a copy OF this
notice and order be published twice a
week for two successive weeks in tbs
Washington Evening Star. the Washing
ton Post and The Washington Times,
commencing at least ten days before this
said 7th day OF January. 1879. II Il
further ORDERER, That a copy Of this
notice and order be served by the United
States marshal. or his deputies. upon such
of the owners of the fee of the land u
be condemned herein may be found
by the said marshal, or his deputies, with
In the District of Columbia, and upon the
tenants and occupants of the same before
the said 7th day Of January 1922. (Seal.)
BY the Court: A. A. HoEHLING, Justice
Clerk. BY F. e. CUNNINGHAM. Asst
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F. II. stephens and r. ". Hi. Jr.,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME Court OF THE DIS
1RlCT OF COLUMBIA, Holding Dis
lana S for the OPENING Of sn siieS in square
5000. in the District OF Column Dis
trict Court, No. 14ss-NOTICE AND Or
DER OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is here
by given that the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia. pursuant to. the
inclusive, OF the Code OF Law for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, have filed q petition in
this Court praying for the condemnation
Of the land necessary for the opening of
the public alley in square 5000 bounded
by Ninth, Allison and Webster streets and
Georgia avenue), in the District of CO.
iumei,, as shown on plat or map filed
and praying also that this Court empane1
a Jury in accordance with the law pro-
ages each owner of,land to be taken may
sustain by reason Of the opening of the
said public alley ana the condemnation of
Of, and to assess az benefits resulting
therefrom the entire amount OF said dam
ages. including the expenses of these pro-
ceedngs upon each lot part of lot or
parcel OF land, which will be benefited
BY the opening, in the proportion that the
s sad rsy f .na 's M lots Of lots
provided for in and by the aforesaid Code
OF Law. It In. by the Court. this ard day
Dersons hasns any interest IN thess D1 all
ceedings be, and they are hereby, warned
and commanded to appear IN this Court
ON OF DeIOTe inc TN uhy OF January, 1g2Z,
at 10 o'clock a. m, and continue in at
tendance until the Court shall have made
its final order ratifyinS and confirming
the award Of damages and the asscssme mt
OF benefits OF the jury to be emps ne led
and sworn herein; and 1t 10 further OR
DERED, That copy Of this notice and
order be published twice a week for two
successive weeks in the Daily Washing
ton Law Reporter, the Washington
Herald and Tho Washington Times, news
papers published In the said District, COM
mencing at least ten days berore the sal
7th day of January, 1922: 1t IL further
ORDERED That copy of this notice
and order be served by the United States
marshal, or his deputies upon each of
the owners of the fee of the land to be
condemned herein as may be found by the
said marshall or his deputies, within the
District of Columbia before the said 18th
day of January, 1922. (Seai) BY the
Court: A. A. HOEHLING, Justice. A
true copy-Test: MORGAN II, BEACH
Clerk. BY F. e. CUNNINGHAM, Asst
TO CHARLES A. RIDEOUT, LATE OF
Martinsburg, Montgomery County Ma
ryland. You are hereby notified that a
final rule for divorce has been granted
against you at the suit of Fannie NJ
Rideout. your wife, which will be heard
in the Court of Common Pleas No. 1 of
Philadelphia County, Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, of December Term, 1919
No. 302. on Monday, the 12th day of De,
cember A. ID. 1921. on which day you may
appear and show cause, IL any you have,
why such divorce should not be granted
EDwApn prcur,,o~,
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READ THIS SPECIAL LIST:
New. on 18th St. Extended.

New, on 14th St. Extended.
Excellent, new stucco house of six
rooms and reception hall. bath, sleep
ing porch. cold,storage room. Hot
porene. heat vs slse'r Pretty sA de,ehss
home. in excellent section.
Quincy, Near 14th-$12,500.
A very nice, eight-room and bath
d dwelling with two lar, large built in
Sea GorI x spd sr
painted and papered throughout.
Two-car garage; alley side and rear.
We advise immediate inspection.
On Columbia Heignts-$9,5 500.
This house is offered at low price
because owner is leaving city and
must SELL 1t has six rooms and bath
and two-car garage. Immediate pos
session.
s St., West Of New Hamp. Ave.
Here's a property In best OF condi-
ton that is offered for far les: than ma,
1t has ten rooms. three baths, and Is
in excellent locality. Two-car garage:
on good lot.
Washington Heights-$12,000.
One of those much -soug hit a II er
six-room and bath residences on the
best part of the heights. 1t has
sleeping porch. large front and rear
porches, hot-water heat, electric
light. cedar closets. metal weather
strips throughout: awnings. Very
good condition.
Best Buys in New Houses.
We have listed new houses in every
section and are prepared to show you
the very best values being offered.
Small cash payment, and reasons BILE
terms feature these offerings. Repre-
sentatives will take you to inspect
any of them you desire to see.
KER & CO., Inc,
Main 2430.
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DEATHS,

METZEROTT. on Wednesday. December Z,
1891, at Boulder, Colo, FRANK b.
METZEROTT, of Prince Georges county,
Maryland. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
QUIsENHERRY. On Sunday December
4, 1891, at 1l:3o p. M, at Tampa. Fla,
ANDERSON CHENAULT QUIsEN-
BERRY. Funeral from his residence,
Luttrell avenue, Hyattsville, Md, on
Thursday, December 8, at 10 a. m. In
torment at St. Johns Cemetery, Belts
VILE.
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CALL US ON THESE TODAY:
JOHN F. DoNoHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania avenue s. E.
PETWORTH.


PETWORTH.
o and all
dwoodn nd bkf nd
q OF .
o
PARK VIEW. CHEVY CHASE.
little
lie bath on first o
vsnisn can be arranged omp:t d.t.ehsd
' wow 1 Proved e '. sns space PRICE, 1895 1890 on M
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST SAUL'S ADDITION.
"A St.
had Price double Price, 'i,s
RICHMOND PARK.
McKEEVER GOSS,
1405 Eye street. Main 4762
MEMBERS THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
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813 18th st. N. w.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H SITS. N. E.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
ts,3oo--Attractive colonial home of
ticnsry tubs; long yard to wide paved
alley; Immediate possession. Easy terms.
sTH AND X SITS. NE.
N,250-Semi-d brick house Of
s rooms and bath; front porch; long back
yard to paved alley: easy terms; posses
18TH ST. N. e., NEAR ND. AVE.
good brick home Of s large rooms and
heat; garage in rear. $1,000; $1,000 cash.
balance very easy.
NEW HOMEs-Ssoo CASH.
and ' S.th :o Colonial ' .9SIe Eoss.tsr S Seas
s seo sa.S: ,s month month ses u. ' about
these splendid values.
HOwENsTEIN BROS,
9TH and H SITS. N. E. Line. 1877.
NEW JERSEY AVE-, NEAR
ST. ALOYSIUS' CHURCH.
$3.50 cash. balance ike rent. Price. $500.
WILDMAN & CO.,
9Th and H SITS N. W. Frank. s4oe.
WOODBRIDGE.
bath, :isetrei,S : lot ioSriss. Terms nn at
WILDMAN & CO.,
9Th and II st.. n. Frank. 64oe.
Ex-GOvT. official. leaving Washington
Jan. I. will sell modern siI-room brick
nSS'e and s:.sss In W
ea.h. bal. as month. BOX 100, Times. !.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
ynfuTn;hed hGpss sss' Ni1s ssb ave
CHEAP HoMEs-0ood homes for sale.
See my salesmen before you buy.
], D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
NEAR 1sT AND QUINCY N. E.
VACANT.
O.0o0-10-foot wide colonial house In
this strictly white section. Has large,
newly decorated rooms and tiled bath
Fine cellar; gas heater and furnace; large
back yard; fine front porch. only $500
CLAIMING ST., OPP. PARK.
S7,ooo-Lovsly 2o-foot wide colonial
g, nn,o s: s.p: and ' 's s.
S s.on. i ia BloS Bloom 1850 cash. Bal
'"'' ' DAVIS 4 STEELE,
Main sosa-Ssss. 1890 New York ave
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.
1908 KENYON ST.
rooms. . baths; heated garage.
High-ciass neighborhood.
Wonderfully complete.
313, 750-Easy Terms.
Open day and night.
Take Mt Pleasant car to Kenyon st. and
walk west one-half square
FOR SALE BY
ANY BROKER
H. A. THRIFT, Owner,
Union Trust bldg. Main 1888.
7 INSPECT.
~ 18th and Spring I'd. N. W.
NEW HOMES.
Just east 18th st. cars
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS; HOT
WATER HEAT s6iiI H pdSSXpS! EINisR
F FkeST s sSSh FOR GARAGE. 'oor
s.nd 8 ROOMS BATH AND ATTIC.
H. R. HOwENSTEIN CO., !
1914 F st. N. w.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN on weli-secureo second
trusts. A. II. RYAN. 1916 + at. N w
Main 16S9.
FOR sALE--A second trust note secured
% q good property amount Of Il about
$500. will give 30 per cent off for cash,
j. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
UVKEY TO LOXN-SISooo to $500 90 on
~ G. real estate. Several trust funds
~ transactions conducted with economical
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MARRIAGES..

JAMISON-Cleburne c., %, and
Dorothy M. 81. The Rev. Edward l..
Buckley.
EMMANUELE- cosINA = vincenzo. IS.
and Filomena NJ. 81. The Rev. Thomas
s. Lee.
Mary X, 81. The Rev J. J. Muir.
BROWN-SCoTT = william e, 81, and
Marie X, 81. The Rev. John r. Briggs.
RALD-PETRIE-John T., rs, and
Dolly s., is. The Rev. Harvey Mcleod.
JACOB-NORRIS - william F., 81. and
Elisabeth, Is. The Rev. William c.
HENpRY- ENoLANp-M. Walton. 40, and
Mary E., 80. The Rev. Joseph Kelly.
BLAND-ROwE-Harol b., 81, and 1rma
l.. 81, both OF Petersburg, Va. The
Rev. John II. Jeffries.
MITTERER-KELLEY- Arthur J., -.
Richmond. Va. and Katie o., 20, Atles.
sHnprA Ahi RE n Lbs sw'% Thomas. S.
and Lulu B., 80. both of Agnewsville,
Va. The Rev. David r. Covell.
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N s1s'sS Chevy Chase House
rooms and bath. with hot-wster heat,
electric light. glassed.in sleeping
| other features marking the complete
and comfortable modern home.
New Chevy Chase House
'A'w We are anxious to show you this
lovely eisht-room and two-bsth resi-
i Rlsfsn hosa I@sSr hsss o .pisndidiS
built and complete az to every APP
pointment. On lot 90 feet wide. In
Ne Nsy 'st Chevy Chase House
...r:ss,v; :. < s. (, nee, Of s. nine ,,s
Excellent in arrangement and design.
Garage; Large lot. II is in every way
q highly desirable home.
Honey Bungalow.$S,25o;
sTr. s:te a celia. e1 Under ~ en
tire house. Built-in breakfast al
cove and table set. fireplace. porches
Woodbridge Section-$8,250.
Detached house of six rooms and
bath, with hot-water heat, electric
light. fireplace and ether modern con-
venisnces. $500 cash swings this deal.
Close Lincoln Park-$7, $50.
Three-story house. containing nine
rooms and bath: newly papered and
painted. $1,000 cash and easy pay
ment1
Allan uAI
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PRICE, $4,000.

PRICE, $4,000.
14th Ut. 8. E., at Pennsylvania ave-
six-room modern tapestry brick house.
The neighborhood IL first GLASS; the prop
srty 10 In good condition, and 10 q bar
gain at the price offered. Lot 10 by 101
to alley. with room for garage. We can
arrange satisfactory terms.
PRICE, $4,000.
G ST. 8. E.. opposite the House Office
building. six-room modern tapestry
brick bay-window house; cellar: furnace
heat. Reasonable terms arranged.
PRICE, $500.
10th ct. g; D., At Pennsylvsnis ave:
floor; lot Is by rs to alley. with room for
garage. Can be sold on terms.
PRICE, $3,475..
9Th ut. 8. e. A six-room modern brick
house; three rooms to q floor; rot 1s by
%. Terms.
PRICE, 5000.
18th Ut. 9. E.. at Psnnsylvania ave. A
five-room colonial brick house. In perfect
condition; fireproof garage on rear I'm
mediate possession and reasonable terms.
oboe & SONS,
Ia avenue s. E.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lex
House and Cleveland Park. Reward.
Cleve. ga.
BUNDLE containing fur robe, feather bed
and auto blanket; b.tween West Falls
Church and Washington. Phone Frank.
1853 or Falls Church 23-F-s. 49,
BREAST PIN-Blue opal. Liberal reward.
1917 Morrison at. N. w. Cleye. 1890.
BRINDLE BULL, black harness and strap.
Chicago tag; ssrayed from Sisys AM
or call at t71s Wisconsin ave.
BLoUsB-Boys blue sailor, bet, eth ct.
s. e. and Capitol. Reward, s. FIELD
MAN, 500 sth st. s. q, tailor store.
pRAGELETeresn ssS s,s s1 .ns i sa1s e..
st. ". d. for reward.
BRACELET-siiver bead. name engraved
Eva" Saturday. Reward, LOOT l. 81.
N. w, or phone Main 1852.
CoLLIE-Haif-grown puppy, lost Thurs.
morning; child very attached to dog.
North <717. Reward offered.
st N. w. Sat. night. Nov: 2s; brindie,
white feet mouth, neck and breast; tag
No. 6767i name Tiny Reward, n. ese6.
Fox ThRRIERwA yG 7sG ,, wiJs-n na ed.
and spot on tail; Liberal reward re.
2sth St N. w. Phone West 27ss.
GOLD wrist watch, yellow ribbon band,
between 6 and 6 p. m, Monday, down
town section; reward. West 1s2+-J. a036
o st. N. w.
GLKssEs-Horn-TIm In case marked
Kenny's, Utica, n "; on 18th St car,
Thursday. Reward, 6t6 Lamont ST. N.
w. or phone Columbia 24o7-J.
OPERA GLAsSES--In or near shubert-
Garrick, Saturday. West 1899.
PUP-Smail, collie female. Please return
to Apt. so, 2o29 Connecticut ave-. and re-
ceive reward.
RING--Third dearee Masonic, at Union
Station on December 2. Return to
ALICE KLUTE. Walter Reed Hospital.
TfRE-S0x3h Hood; new. Reward II re-
turned to No. 20 ENGINE CO., .Tenley-
WATCH-smaii gold. monogram "LsF,"
saturday, on J. st; or IN 18Th q. bus;
Reward. Mrs. HUBERT f. FISHER, 2220
California st. North III.
Do0-Airedaie. J. voLKMAN, sl7 Negth
Carolina ave 8. =. Lincoln sss7.
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DEATHS.

LAwRENCB--Charies, 81 yrs, u. s. s.
II. Hosp.
BILO-Philip. II yrs. u. s. q. Fl. Hosp.
COLLINS-Robert, ~ yrs, Astoria Apis.
COLBY-Augusta F., 81 yrs, 40 9Th at. ne.
BUTLER-Abram w, 81 yrs, Walter
coBB-Ailan L.. ~ yrs, Walter Reed
Hosp.
KIN0-Crsven J., IL yrs. t7t F at. sw.
HUDLOw-Mnnie, SO yrs, 643 Pickford
HUGHEs-Donsid NJ, 11yrs, sos II Ut. ne.
HAMB~doHr-ssrah, 10 yrs, Is oirard
ct. ne.
JoRpAN-will,am W.. IS yrs.. g. niis.
observation-disclosures. 50 IRA. isss Pa.
ave. nv.
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18th Street Heights-$15 900.

18th Street Heights-$15 900.
A residence OF unusual charm;
tached; wide and deep lot. This is .
and il the best popular type Of ali
houses; II 10 thoroughly modern and
will appeal strongly to those desiring
the acme of home comforts. Reason
able terms.
North Columbia Heights-$9,500.
An unusual buy; Just off 18th st..
on Shepherd; Groom colonial home
thoroughly modern; complete bath,
INV. h., electric lights; deep lot to
alley; lear garage; house 70 In excel
porch and breakfast porch. Nay b
purchased on easy terms or will trade
for good detached house IN the south y
west section.
Ideal Northeast Section-$6, 500.
An excellent opportunity to secure
Kennedy built house At this price |:
very attractive; 6 rooms, colonial front
porch. bath, modern heating plant.
Easy terms.
Takoma Park-$8,50O.
Here 10 . remarkable offering in q
large corner house. on q lot sSxl6l;
contains 8 rooms. bath. garage space
large front porch and rear porch :
beautiful :hrubbery. House 10 In very
good condition. Easy terms.
!. PHILLIPS,
N REAL ESTATE BOARD.
140s New York ave. N. W.
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Main 2430.

PROPERTY WANTED
JOHN r. DONoHoB a SONS.
S1< Pennsylvania ave. 8. E.
Let Us Submit Our LIST Of Homes and
Investments Before You Purchase.
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
Owners of property desiring to make
quick sales should list property with US
WIZ. P. NoRMoYLE. $40 ? st. N. ".
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,0-ROOM HOUSE-Hot-water heat;
electricity; immediate possession.
Phone Col. 2093.
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Excellent, new stucco house OF six
rooms and reception hall, bath, sleep
ing porch. cold-storage room. Hot
water heat, electric light. large
porches. very pretty detached
home. in excellent section.
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Ideal Northeast Section-s6 200

,,r,,.r, ~ WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main ~ i4o9 New York ave N w
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Quincy, Near 14th-s12,5OO.
On Columbia Heignts-$9,5OO

This house Is offered at low price
because owner Is leaving city and
must sell. 1t has six rooms and bath
modern In every way: semi -detac h ed.
and two-car garage. Immediate pos
session.
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PRICE, $1,000.

18th Ut. 8. E.. at Psnnsylvania ave.
five-room colonial brick house. In perfe<
condition; fireproof garage on rear. I'm
mediate possession and reasonable term
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good buy for ss76o Phone appointment inspect
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Washington Heights-$12,0OO
Rest Ruys in New Houses

ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
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good section: perfect condition; all
modern improvements. hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood floors and
trim; double garage. Price. $l3,s0o.
Convenient terms. 423-2
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-01
CHAPTER Vl-Continued.

You needn't" broke In the embit- Tered Bill Dale. T can get the neces- |sary funds without difficulty I'll pay . the debt myself. You've had great many years in which to try to make amends, and you haven't done any Hthing. You might have helped the |Morelands without their even knowing Ethat 1t was you-espeeialIy as they |seem to have known you by another Hname-and that's the only way you seOuld have helped them. Here you |have one reason why cannot accept assistance from you; don't you see, fa- Ether? The Morelands wouldn't have Hit, and couldn't lie to them" lie motioned to McLaurin, who had .hated on the lower veranda step in order that he might not overhear, and turned and walked away. McLaurin Followed, and soon overlook him. Bill Dale stopped suddenly and sfaced back to his father.
 Remember that Bobby gets his Blouse and lot !"
 Yes" replied John K. Dale, Bobby Egets his house and lot"
 He went sadly toward the mansion E'hat seemed to him now good deal Rlke tomb. Young Dale touched his Friend on the arm.
 ~fell me, what did mother say? 1 'Gnow it's going to hurt, but-tell it"
 "She was sitting beside an open win
 Flow in the library" said McLaurin.
 Fl told her that you were at the gate, sand asked if she would like to see you. sAt first l was afraid she hadn't heard 2Ae' Then she opened book that she HEas reading, found her place and