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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-05

on to byl, Jenz vzdor sVe Velke
lasce vuci mne tolik hrdinn6
odvahy mel, mne rozhodn6 "a
mitnouti, nebot' byla jsem mu
pfilis drahou, jak pravil, ably
jen jediny stin handy ma muj
zivot prenesl. A tax zapomnel
k will mne svuj vlastni zal a u
vrhnul Sc, osam6ly a opust6ny,
do strastipln6ho boie zivotnf-
no. Oh, on jest tax slechetny a
pravdymilovny a ia jsem Sc
tax dalece zapomnela, ze jsem
Sc mu cht6la stati nev6rnou."
S hlubokym povzdechem w
trhla Sc Guyova objeti.
con odesel," pokracovala
Margarethe, "a ia v6d6la, ze Sc
nevrati ale po Alice posiala
jsem mu zpravu, ze iej bl du
poNazovati "a syeho iIst no
chote a Ma neho tax dtouho ce-
kati budu, az jm6no Halliday
ocisti. Kdyz isme opou$teG do
NOV, zvestoval mu mUi nosled-
nj pozdrav, re budu sTelo sill
bu pametliva. a nv tis vSe
Guy, vyrkni svuj loz,u uiek ma
de mnoun'
Mladik mlcel hv1i, pax od-
povedel zasmu>iHm hlasem
"Jeden dill sveha slibu isi polu-
Sila, ze mne mihJ es," a blize k
nj pfikrociV, pohracoval pro
sebn6; "Margaretho! CO ii pro-
sp6je tento zpola ztuseny slib?
Povaz, jak velice te miluji! Ne
uvad6j polo zruseny svazek co
prekazku ma nasi cestu, vedou-
ci \ nejvetSi pozemske blaze
nosti. Cim bys byla jemu, kdyz
I've srdce mne nalezi?'
Y jak krutem postaveni ma
chazela Sc uboha d6ya! Ma jed
ne strane stala laska stesti,
ma druh6 poyinnost a cest. Po-
tacela Sc mezi obema nevedouc
ma kterou Sc Vrhnouti. Guy"
pravila konecae, "nepokousej
mne dele! Al po tuto hodinu
ncved6la isem, iak velice tebe
miluii, ale i nyni. v6douc to, ne
mohu sye slovo zruSiti!"
Ma Kingtonoyu obliceji byIo
yid6ti, iak strasny zapas V ie-
no nitru zufil "Margareto.
tazal Sc odvaziy Sc k posledni
mu zoufalemu pokusu, isl O.
pravdu odhodlana dostati slibu
ktery stesti mas obou znici a
mas navzdy bfdnymi ucini? Po-
Vaz, re drzis Y rukou me TIVE
st6sti a isl odhodIana je ialzo
bezcennou hracku od sebe od-
boditi. Je-li Lester Glendale
muzem slechetnym, iakym iei
litls, pax nehude otaleti vrace-
MIN ii sveho sloNa a rad6ii tie IL
zri st'astnou po boku iineho,
nez nest astnou 20 st1ane sv6.
Margareto povaz, jak vroucne
te miluji a elm by mi byl zivot
bez tebe! Neodhanej mne re
sv6ho okoli, nesnesl bych toho.
Myslenka, ze t6 vice nespatfim
aclnlla Dy ze nne silence. Sill
tuj Sc made mnou!"
Prsa divcina dmula Sc moe
ne, pfudha boure zufila ' Je-
Jim nltru 'Buh Vi, septala.
"Jak t6zko Jest mi I've krasne
nadeJe zncltl ale musln me-
mu ubohemu Lesterovi Dane
slovo drzotl
tpokrs5ov&nN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-05

krOmen0 ZlVOta. llSlce takO-
.vych mozku rozblha Sc kazdo-
rocne do vSech koncu sveta z
t6chto zapadnich stredisk, KITE
re rozSirujf We SVEN okoli no.
We proudly, budi zaostale naro-
dy k novym cinum a noyemu
zivotu. Oni jsou soil zem6, KITE
rou zapad nemuze nechati ne
povSimnutu.
Pr chudick6m caji rozhoyo-
rili jsme Sc 0 nynejsich pome-
rech V Jndii. Predstavitelem
jcdnotn6 Indie jest dnes Ma
hattama Ghandi. Ghandi jest
revolucionar jako Lenin, ale
jeho metody jsou naprosto il
he. Mono ho oznaciti zreteln6
"a tolstojovce a jeho zbran -
paslVni resistance proti Vsemu,
ma Gem spocinula ruka anglo
indlcke spravy - kdyby byla
jen casti lndicke populace pro-
yedena do dusledku, mohla by
Sc stati celistvosti britske rise
OSudnou We Velmi kratke dobe.
1ato idea, ktera V pricipu zna-
mena tOtez, co V Irsku sin-fein
anebo drive u mas "svuj k sye-
mu", bllzi Sc mnohem vice TAX
tice naSi nez irske.
Zdurazniti nutno vsak, ze
Ghandi neni navistnikem An
glie a dokonce uz ne evropis-
mu, coz pro naSeho cloveka,
zvykleho Z dob predvalecnych
stotoznoyati administrator sy-
stem pojmem narodnosti,
jest dosti nesnadno pochopiti.
taktem Zustava, re nejvetSlmi
bojoyniky "a zlepseni pomeru
|indickych - socialnich i poli-
tickych - jsou urcit6 ,kruhy
anglick6 samy. kdo stoji dnes
"a Ghandim? Muzeme rfci, Ae
progresivni zivly $ "lnteligen-
Ci' po vSech Castech Indie. IN
die neni jednotnou a nikdy ne
byla. Jednotnou ucinili ii v
ilstem sm6ru teprVe Anglicane.
Jejich 800 milionu obyvatelu
mluvi 1862 recmi (nebo dialek-
| ty, chcete-li, pon6vadz mnohe
piechazeji orgaEicky jedna 4
druhou).
| V ohledu nabozenskem pa
Inuje V Indii velka rGznorodost,
aVsak hinduism $ budhismem
q pribuZnymi sektami pfeVla-
dali GOO mil.), stoupencu mo-
hamedanismu po6ita sc ma 70
milionu, cIrkve kfest ansk6
jsou zastoupeny asi 3 miliony.
Politika zapadnich mocnosti
(rozcleneni Turecka) zpusobi-
Ila VelkG rozhorceni mezi indi-
Ickymi mosleminy a pres vyslo-
vene RUNE tendence dial sc mo-
hamedanskY prvek dobrovoln6
Y silky Ghandiho, ienz sam je
linden.
Proti hnuti Ghandiho stoji
necetna, ale dosti Wilma stra-
na "umirnenych", ktefi hlasaji
kooperaci s yladou. Stoupenci
strany umirn6ne isou lide, stoit
ci We sluzbach anglo-indicke
ylady a nemnoha jinych osob,
ktere Sc drzi teto strany ira
dice.
Pokud uv6domeni socialnich
g rasoyych rozdilu nedostalc
sc do sirokych milionovyct
mas, dotud ODE strany byly as
y rovnovaze, cimz Wade byla
dana moe uplne neodvislehc
jednani. Avsak cd y. 1914 je-
ste mtensivneji od siednan
| prlm6ri tvarnost yerejneho III.
vota V Indii pocina nabyvati il
Inych tahu.
Heslo o osvobozeni malycf
narodu nalezlo nemenSi owe
Inu Y Indii nez u nesvobodnycf
narodu jinych a vystoupenin
presidenta Wilsona byl tentC
HAS ien sesiIan. StudentstN,
"inteligencla' a casteCn6 TAX,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-05

Mrozi zodpovedni vudcov6 in
Gicti idou tax daleko, &c chteli
by ponechati V podstate nynei-
81 byIokratickT aparat netknu-
ty, ale podrizeny vuli indicFe-
no lidu. Mnozi poukazujl, re
kon5titucionalism V Indii neni
moznT q oduvodnuii sydj ma
zor sklonem orientu k tanatis-
mlt. Fanatlsmus jest vsak vsu-
&c ma 1apad6 vyronem AeVe-
domostl nebo jest6 horsl yeoo~
nosti lednostranne a < ostatnl-
i4u slepe
La!ezl comto pripade
anoho I'd tom. ktere zasady 4
\ Jake torme budou indickym
v19e5r1 lol6e6nv
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
WIFE AND HER MOTHER
GO TO HELP COMEDIAN
Mrs. ArbuckIe Sure Roscoe Is
Entirely Innocent.

Mrs. Roscoe Arbuckle, wife of the
indicted Aim comedian, has left New
York for San Francisco to be near Ar
buckle in his trouble. Mrs. Arbuckle.
who was Minta Durfee before her mar
riage in 1908, wa accompanied by her
mother. She had been at Marthas Vine
yard before arriving here. She ex-
pressed complete belief in the innocence
of her husband. from who she has been
separated for five years and from whom
she has been receiving an allowance.
She declared that while the player is
"just big. lovable, pleasure seeking.
overgrown boy for whom success and
prosperity has been little too much.
any one who knew him must realize
he couldn't be guilty of the crime with
which he is charged.
She, said she did not know whether
her visit might lead to a reconciliation
She could not foresee how she could be
of service to him, but she wanted TO be
near him, she said.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
NEW ARREST MADE
IN HANDCUFF CRIME
Aiibis and Contradictions In
crease Mystery.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW York HERALD
CHICAGO. Sept. l4.-Identifcations,
alibis contradictions and paipable false
hoods to-day Increased the chaos of the
''handcuff murder case. Milton w.
Walker surrendered and was hailed by
Ben Newmark. Office man for the State ;
Attorneys office. as the third man in the
killing OF Bernard J. Daugherty and
Carl Ausmus. Walker offered an alibf.,
Clarence Wilder. accused by Leon
Parks and Harvey Church as the man
who laid the pian of the horror and per-
sonally executed Its details. offered an
alibi. He said he was at work all Thurs
day. the day %. the murder In the Levy
Shoe Company factory. His employers
deny this.
THE Grand Jury has deferred action
In the case until tomorrow morning TO
give a change for further examination
of Church. / believe that he may be in
duced to tell straight story yet"
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
RUM RUNNING OFF
COAST INCREASES
Rigid Measures and Seizures
Off New York and Other
Ports i'm Vain.
speciaI Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., sept. IL.

washington. IL. -. sept. ~.
There has been no let up in the opera
tions OF whiskey smuggling. in spite OF
the efforts OF prohibition officials to
curb their activities along the Atlantic
coast officials of the Treasury Depart
ment said to-day.
Rigid measures adopted recently at
New York and other Atlantic ports have
not cut down the flow OF Illegal liquors
from abroad. and in fact IL now appears
there actually has been an increase, II
the reports OF dry law inspectors along
the coast are to be accepted.
Reports reviewed to-day clearly indi-
Gated there Is a steady and heavier
importation OF Illegal liquors, not only
at large ports but through inlets all
along the thousands of miles of Atlantic
coast seaboard.
Prohibition officials banked on a
sudden diminution of the inflow of inn
ported liquors as a result OF severa'
daring moves recently at New York ana
elsewhere which resulted in wholesale
seizures, for they expected these in
cidents would produce wholesome
effect i'm deterring other violators.
Reports. however. show the smugglers
of whiskey and other intoxicants are
growing increasingly "wise" to the
tactics employed by the rum raiders and
are shifting their methods with every
programme of attack planned by the
Federal dry law machine.
When revenue officials to-day went
over reports showing the situation al
New York it developed that such I'M
provement as was noted scarceiy can De
expected to be permanent
Prohibition officials went ahead
quietly with new programmes aimed to
put stop to smuggling, or at least
10 reduce it to a minimum by system
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
DECORATOR ASKS $II, 400
IN ARBUCKLE SUIT

Los ANGELES, Sept 14-Raymond
Gould, an interior decorator has fled
an attachment against all the known
real estate owned by Roscoe (Fatty)
ArbuclIle in Los Angeles as detail to
suit for 81 400. which Gould said was
due for decorating the house and grounds
Of Arbuckles residence here, 1t was an
nounced to-day.
That was the second attachment
brought against Arbuckle's property
here, the first having been filed Monday
by a furniture company, which claimed
Arbuckle owed the company $4,000.
said to be the purchase price of twenty
five pieces of furniture.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

buckle was led back to the cell In the
city prison by his guard of detectives.
The investigation to learn the source
OF the liquor at Arbuckle's party one OF
the interesting side developments of the
case, was taken over by Robert n. Nc
Cormick, Assistant United States At
terney- General in charge of prohibition
law violations.
Arbuckle's denial that he bought the
liquor in the Hotel st. Francis started
Mccormick TO work on the theory that
1t was brought from the accused actors
home at Hollywood In his automobile
Under the prohibition law vehicles used
for illicit transportation of liquor may
be confiscated. and II 1t develops that
the liquor was brought here In Ar
buckles $4,000 machine 1t will be
seized.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
ARBUCKLE CHARGE
FOR TRIAL IN DOUBT
Grand Jury Indicts Actor
for Manslaughter in Miss
Rappe's Death.
MURDER UP TOMORROW
Fatty to BE Detained I'm
til More Serious Case Is
Determined.
GIRL CLEARS HER STORY
Comedian Threatened to
Throw Actress Out Of Win
dow, Say Witnesses.
IRL CLEARS HER STORY

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 14.-Roscoe
(Eatty) Arbuckle was charged with
manslaughter early to-day by the
Grand Jury in the investigation Of
tho death of Virginia Rappe, motion
picture actress, at a party given by
the Aim comedian at the st. Francis
Hotel. A formal indictment will be
filed in the criminal department of
the Superior Court tomorrow
The Grand Jury action was followed
this Afternoon by return by the Coro-
nei's jury that Virginia Rappe's death
was caused by injuries brought about
by force used by Arbuckle, applied by
Arbuckle and charging Arbuckle with
manslaughter.
The bill found by the jury is return
able tomorrow. The murder charge
under which Arbuckle is held will be
heard Friday. Should the murder
charge be dismissed Arbuckle will be
eligible for release on bail.
District Attorney Brady sought to
have the Grand Jury agree on an IN
dictment for murder. but 1t would not
consent At first 1t demanded further
evidence before definite action. but when
Srady agreed to accept the Judgment
of the jury on the charge the members
resumed the hearing and agreed on the
manslaughter indictment.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
TRAVEL SLUMPS,
BUT REVENUE INCREASES
Passengers in First Six Months of 1921 Pay 3.133
Cents Mile as Against 2.6O3 Cents in 1920
Freight Tonnage Suffers Heavily.

riod. Each traveller paid an average of
S.133 cents a mile for his transporta-
ton this year. as against 2.603 for the
first six months of 1920.
Freight revenues for the first six
months of 1921 totalled s1.s63. .S36. .30s. IS
against 1880. 0.94S.3o3 for the 1920 pc
riod. The tonnage. however dropped from
1.020.11s.000 In the 1920 period to 49,
$1,000 for the first six months Of 1921.
The revenue ton mile increased from
0.976 cents for the first six months Of
1920 to 1.27S cents for the 1927 period
and the average haul for the 1921 period
was 1S7.09 miles ton. as against 1858
for the same period in 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

4 449 Fulton Street.
JERSEY CfTY-is Newark Avenue.
+HOBOKEN-12ow Washington street.
tUNION HILL 276 Bergeniino Ave.
tNEWARk-S31 Broad Street. -
tPATERSON--i92 Market st., .,cor. Glars
0ouGlas Shoes for Women
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-The travel
ling public paid s573.234.211 10 l6s rail-
roads in passenger fares under the in
creased rates for the first six months
Of this year, as against s56f,5s6.242 for
the first six months OF 1920. before the
increase went into effect. the Interstate
Commerce Commission announced to-
day.
The fares were paid By 522.195,o0o
persons. as compared with 595.7T1, 900
for the same period in 1920. the average
journey for the 1921 period being 35.04.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

which will augment the dry land patroi
at the larger ports. OFFICIALS SAID tnere
can be only temporary support OF this
character given TO the State prohibition
directors having charge of the territory
along the Atlantic coast, as permanent
details OF the dry Law agents from other
States would endanger enforcement IN
the localities from which they are
drawn,
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
witness Clears Testimony.

Zey Prevon. otherwise Sadie Reiss,
whose testimony before the jury was said
to be In conflict with what she had told
the District Attorney and also with that
of Mrs. belmont, cleared up the points
Of difference to which Brady had objected.
In all essential details she corroborated
Mrs belmont.
According to the District Attorney, the
most vital part of this evidence was the
statement of women witnesses that when
they entered the room In which Miss
Rappe had been locked with Arbucklc,
she had said: I'm dying: he hurt me-"
The first version had been that the in
jured girl had said I'm dying; he killed
me-"
After her examination Miss Prevon
left the jury room in a hysterical condi-
ton and near.- tainted. After telling
all the circum sances leading up to and
including the finding OF Miss Rappe In
Arbuckle's room in an injured and dis
hevelled condition. the Prevon girl testi-
fed on close cross questioning about
Arbuckle's actions while Virginia Rape
was moaning In apparent agony.
ArbucIxIe Believed Her shamm ing.
Ibid Arbuckle talk a great deal?" she
was asked.
Yes. he did. He was very sore, ana
I asked him what he was sore about
He replied If she makes one more yell
/ will take her and throw her out the
window"
What was his condition as to being
intoxicated or sober?''
He was intoxicated. He had been
drinking. He had been talking about
jumping out of the twelfth story win
dow. He said What Is life after alp
when Miss Rape was pulling her
clothes off l told her to stop, and then
arbuckle, coming over. began to pull at
her clothes, too. / showed his hands
Evening star., 1921-04-13

Tel. Main 434O.
PRICE, $500.
A home on 9th st. nv. in the downtown
sectioo; can b. sold on small cash payment: .
rooms and bath; now rented at $50 per month;
possession can BE- obtained.
PRICE, $3.50.
very cheap Columbia Heights home &C.
cupied by an owner who will give possession:
COLONIAL so.S brick house having six roons and
condition. This property is very salabie.
PRICE, $,5OO.
positive bargain in 4 we'll atoated north
east home where possession will BE- given: q
two story bay window brick house. having
81 $50 cash and easy monthly payments.
PRICE. $1,000.
A cheap home In Columbia Heights: a two
story honse having six rooms and bath hot
water heat: the whole house in excellent con-
dition. The owner is anxious to make quick
when desired.
PRICE. 5000.
A corner house well situated in the north
vest; there are six rooms and bath. furnace
heat. front and aide porchss. and can be pur-
Of property.
PRICE, $3.50.
A modern up-to-date Capitol Hill home:
hot water heat. electric lights. parqnet eoers
home at much higher price.
PRICE. 5000.
Very cheap home property in the Petworth
section: having six rooms and BATH furnace
heat. deep lot to paved alley. ample space for
garaEe. This house is now rented for So
n0cC, O
Evening star., 1921-04-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES
ceeti.sea. Cs.tia.ee.
MODERATE PRICED HOMES
BOSS PHELPS,
FOR SALE-HOUSES

HOMES.
PHELPS,
1906 H St. NV.
PRICE. 5000.
A hsrr,in on Capitol Hill: a most consen-
lent situs tioa: q two-stesy house having hst-
r.sr psseS:. s ese ses % s.r.s. % for ,so carr: pos
session given.
PRICE. S6.85O.
A Desirable homo eisee to Haesia Park
vhere immediate possession will be G'ven:
vni built eiI-roon and bath hriek honse
hs.ted With 10. v.s.r; and there 10 garage
PRICE. 81 800.
rooma and hath. hot-wates heat: the hsuse 10
seTssned throughout there il eiassed-in
sleeping porch: the lot 10 1sxil5. and there is
q ea1age.
PRICE. $3.50.
A home % y ct. ne. hasias six rooms and
houses at this price are hard to hnd in an.
location. Owner will gtvs posssssioa and make
very reasonable terms of sale.
PRICE. 81. $50.
A large home this dds Of Iewn Circle within
few ninst.s, v.ik Of devnie.n tnree:s,ery
and bath: paved alley In rear Of lot with rssm
for sarase.
PRICE, $3.50.
A FOOD hsone o. Pa. ave. Sc; there are six
rooms and bath. furnace heat: hense In hne
eoDdition: reasooable terms Of sale can Be made
and possesdon sfves. fou viil and this q
cheap hoc4e.
PRICE, 5000.
Well sitnatsd in the northwest: . SIX -rsssn
huuse hAvfHg hot-wstfr heat. electric lights
sitpatsd "a q lot c5x1c5 to Q paved alley:
rosa for q gafase. Owner Will eonS4er e0sr
for cash.
PHELPS,
Evening star., 1921-04-13
SHANNON & LUCHS.
|pErwoRTH QUINCY ST: NORTHEAST.

S1ANN NUN
PETWORTH QUINCY ST.
$3.50.
Two-story brick home. containins ! rooms
and tiled bath: has front and doohae hack
porches; electricity, gas; hot-water heat;
hardwood floors and trim; house In Al co.di-
ton.
WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
$4,000.
Detached home, located on the peak Of WIS.,
consin ave-, in q eectton Of hne homes; eon-
crete front porch; spacious roons, sleeping
porch and tiled hath: mode.n in every par.
KENYON ST. NEAR 10th.
$6,meTerms.
A 2story, Groom and bath home. in ex-
ceiient condition; front perch; hot-vater heat
INVESTMENT.
tat oscsS you'd Ia psy r1t 20 3roS q : &$ q =.
usaey? II Jon can, ean - NJ puf3eA
SHANNON
Evening star., 1921-04-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES
18th ST. NORTHWEST.

NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
Owner will sell Mt a sacrifice: 3-stofy stone
large np oo rooms. pa hueieps psntry. baths. Hot
water heat. electricity. maple noors; Ehti.s ~
| house newly papered and painted Room TIC. 10.
| is a splendid location for a professional man.
hixh-class boarding house or business. Ierms
can be 'FF'nfsa; fraoxE MAIN 500.
VIM. D. KRAFT CO. 1896 y. Y. AVE.
Convenient
To 18th St. Car Line.
Seven rooms and bath. Nearly new: nm
ter heat: real hardwood floor In fine shape.
Possession. Owner leaving city. frace' $S'oU
Terms.
Near Dupont Circle.
In Fine Repair.
Ten rooms and two baths: hot water heat;
electric lights large yard to s;S Posses
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc.
al4 18th st. NV Frank. 1856.
THERE ARE MANY
ADVANTAGES
Connected with this
COLONIAL HOME
ON MACOMB STREET,
CLEVELAND PARK.
The Home itself is of most
pleasing type; most attractive
finish; most livably planned
with three baths-and built-in
garage; stone foundation and
ireplaces.
And the location. with it's re-
fnement of surroundings and
natural forest in the rear-pre-
sents a most ideal environment.
Price is based strictly on
realty value. Terms can be ar
ranged.
Open for inspection every day
and evening. Take Chevy Chase
cars to Macomb street-west.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 X St. Phi. M. 494o.
THE CONVINCING
ARGUMENTS ARE THE
HOMES AND THEIR
SURROUNDINGS
Come to Armsleigh Park
just beyong Bureau of Stand
ards-and inspect these
DETACHED COTTAGES
AND BUNGALOWS
and you'll want to own one-for
they are model 'Homes-in a
model COMMUNICATIVE every
advantage of location, accessi-
bility and future valuation.
$1,000 Cash Is All
balance in moderate monthly
payments.
Representative at AIS 3oth st.
every day and evening.
Phone Cleveland 1890, or
HARRY A KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Ph. M. 1915.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 II Street NV Phone Main 1923.

Chevy Chase. d. c.
Price, $i7. 500 detached home. exceptionally
well built. having eight rooms on two
floors beautiful living room with cpe1
fireplace. large side and slee ping
porches. hardwood hoors electric lights
hot-water heat, instantaneous water
heater; in perfect condition. and there
Is also q garage. This is the most
complete home know Of for sale in
this section.
Downtown.
Price, 81 .oOo-A three-story brick: conveniently
located and within walking distance Of
the Departments. This has nine rooms
and bath, electric lights and will make
excellent investment, as IL 10 now
rented to q good tenant at $15 per
Park Road.
Price, Sl4. .O00-Colonial type Of house. finely
situated. having ffoataEe Of over SO
Fl. All the rooms are unusually large
and bright and the house is modern.
with hot-wateF heat. electric lfghts and
hardwood 6ooss. The location here is
ideal for home purposes.
High View.
Price, s.. .oo0-What We believe to b. an ex-
eelient buy in this attractive location.
corner property; tapestry brick. hav-
ing six rooms and bath. hot-water heat
and electric lights. Reasonable cash
payment will be accepted and posses.
sion Obtained from the owner.
ODLETON. Inc.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
WANTED-MONEY.

LIBERAL DISCOUNT SECOND MORTGAGE.
$1,000: Maryland; $50 and interest monthly:
well secured; good maker. Address Box 214-R,
Star Office
81. I0O-WILL SECURE. WITH FIRST AND
second trust. to the extent Of s.. 500 Address
Box SCR. Star Office l3s
Evening star., 1921-04-13

Just Off Mass. Ave-, w. of 10th.
Price. $40.OOO-An excellent value in . down
town home of the better class. situated
in about the best block in that section
W. of Scott Circle. 1t contains 10 rooms,
baths has electric lights, new heating
plant and has q lot IS It. front BY 10
IT. deep. This price 10 remarkably low
for house Of this character.
Georgetown.
Price So. .50O-About the only real colonial
house that Is still for sale in q good 10
cation. 1t has q wide frontage. atnac
tive rear yard. old colonial design and
built about 1910 with bricks imported
from England. One can remodel this
and have 4 most attractive home at
nominal figure. An opportunity such
as this is rare.
On Heights Above Georgetown.
Price. s1a, a,5oO-Thorouehly modern home. hav-
rooms on two floors. This is a semi de
taehed brick has hot water heat, elee-
fric lights, parquet floors, large front
and double rear porches and garage for
two cars. Owner will give possession
shortly.
Otis St.
Price, s., s5O-$75O CASH will buy this prae-
tically new house Of six rooms and
bath, colonial style. front and sleeping
porches, hardwood floors. electric lights.
hot-water heat and having q large back
yard with plenty Of room for garage.
HEDGES & MI