davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
Fire Record

a. NJ. Loss
Il :05-2o6th st. and 10th av.: sub
way train. .................... none
i2:35-422 Fifth ST.: Samuel Knops. None
:O0-541 West 4ath ST.; unknown. Unknown
:30-js@ East Seth. unknown. Unknown
:30-227 Sullivan ct, unknown. Unknown
10:45-2s0 East soth ST.: snow Wet
Wash Co..-...........-...-.. Unknown
i2 ;3o-2J Corlear St; Enterprise Fur
niture Co........ . Unknown
f:0o-27s East 7th ST.: Esther Light
man :.,...a......... UNKNOWN
s:1o-135th st. and 7th av.; auto;
Louis Mardeldo. ............ Unknown
s:35-ll9 West ST.; unknown. Unknown
3 3:45-Clarke place and Grand Con-
course, The Bronx brush. None
O5-1f Cannon st. Philip Schin Unknown
5:i5-62 Grand st.; Elsie Olive OIL Co..
Unknown
5:25-fssth IT. ard Riveryide Drive:
) 5:5o-20se. Second sv.; Morris Lerner,
Unknown
1885 broadway. unknown. Unknown
7:55-1si Madison sv.. Cohen Cohen.
Unknown
5:a5-125 Center St. Luna Nickel
s.so"a4s r. SSH st.. unknown. .Unknowi
s:e5-13a w. 2ist st. capline wein-
s.~-l4i '' ". asa St. Frank barrop.
Unknown
h:4o-so4 e. iih s,.. Louise starto... Slight
io:15-645 Broadway, FToretta Hat
-.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
HELD sEvENTY-FIvE YEARS.
Estate Sells Corner I'm Greenwich
Village to Operator.

Brown. wheelock-Harris. Vought &
Co., Inc. sold to Leonard WE'LL for
tho estate of William Low. Inc. repre-
scented by Rutland & BENJAMIN. 2 to 50
Hancock street. northeast corner OF
Houston street, five five story stores
and dwellings. on a plot fronting for
100 feet on Hancock street and $50 feet
on Houston street.
The property had been in the possession
OF the Low family for moro than sew
enty-five years.
Porter & Co. sold for John w. Thom-
son to the Ethel Holding Corporation
thrco three story dwellings. 4S to 81
West 13lst street, 60x10O.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
GOV. MILLER RENTS SUITE.

Governor Nathan l.. Miller WHO will
practice law upon completing his term.
has rented the large suite Ia the CO.
operative apartment at. 270 Park ave-
uuc OF Peter Cooper Bryce.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
OLD BEEKMAN HOUSES SOLD.

The Gerard Beeksnan estate sold the
three dwellings. 2i0 to 2tl East Fiftieth
street, 4e.t0x79. which had been In tho
family for moie than sixty years.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
orrnAron nuYs ON s4ru sr.

Poase e. Elilman cold 20 Samuel
Breuer the plot OF 7s.sxio2 feet. i22 10
i25 East Eighty-fourth street. between
Park and Lexington avenues. covered
With old dwellings.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
Cfn IA vesey street)
NV HENRY pRADy.

Madison vt 355. n. g., 2f6 n e. OF scsmmd
ct, 23.pxpd, ) story tenement and stores:
Issn A. Lane VS. west Park Realty Go.
" al; A. A. Forman. Jr. "a; Louis s.
srhwartx M due, 81 f.s503l; taxes. &C.,
h25t: subject 10 a rntge. OF si0,Toc. To tho
plaintiff for $500
Bronx Exchanse)
1Y HENRY BRADY.
r.se.ty av., sis, ". r., 97c II. n OF i5sth 81,
oIi50, I and story stores. Kiesler Real
" co. vs.. Jennie Berger: Philip n. Shapiro
,A; Alfred H.. Townley (R): due, sf2.-
t3to5; taxes, &c, $v52.ei. Adjourned 70
November 70.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
PLAN NINE STORY APARTMENT.

Plans have been filed for nine story
apartment. 105xs6. at IL West Seventy
first street. The IL West Sevonty-first
Street, Inc. arc the owners. q. IT. Pel-
ham. the architect. estimates the cost at
$500 900.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL
SITES

In units Of five TO fifty acres, on
deep water, within eight miles OF
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line railroads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily.
obtainable. Directly connected with
main highways to New York. An
opportunity of unusual interest to
those who are seeking industrial
sites well located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. viii
sell o- lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address - De-
partment of Public improvements
Room 206, City Of Newark. N. ].
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
FARM PROPERTY.
SOUTHERN JERSEY FARMS.

Illus, cstslog just out describes bargains,
70 900 acres every county south n W
represented; Red Bank 90 Atlantic City ana
Cape May, the "Californis OF the East" on
Delaware Bay. and in SUNNY SOUTHERN.
JERSEY" Phila. committing zone. Mary
fully equipped at prices $500 up on easy pay
ment plan. Book contains state map, gives
travelling Instructions. FREE copy. call or
write NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY, Inc
l54 TT Nassau ST.. n. 7. c.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22

Joseph Herring. 9th precinct TO sbth prr
cinct. assigned 70 signal monitor duty 70
thirty days from A. N. November Fl. ls2.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

sc1saGas0 Ngeg ..Noosl
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

They supposed That the night would
be Of the utter. depths Of terror to the
tenderfoot from the cities, that the
bear would sniff and wander about
him. and perchance the mans hair
would be turned quite white by morn.
ing. But being mountain men, they
thought that the actual danger Of At.
tack was not great. They supposed
that the Unborn fear Of men that al
animals possess would keep him st
distance. And, II By any unlikely
/. chance the theft Of the beet CARCASS
should throw him into such q rage that
he would charge Bruce, no harm In
particular would be done The man
was Folger, an enemy q the. clan,
and after once the telltale ropes were
removed, no one woisld AK questions
aaasut the mutilated, broken thing
that would be found next morning In
the pasture. The story would carry
down to the settlements merely as a
fresh strocity Of the Killer, the last
and greatest Of the grizzlies
. But they had no realization OF the
full dreadfulness Of the plan. They
hadn't heard the more, recent history
Of the Killer-the facts that simon
had just learned from Dave, Strange
and dark conjecturings occupied 81
mons mind. and he knew-in a mo-
ment's thought something more.
than terror and indiGnity might DO
'Bruce's fate. But his passion was ripe
for what might come. The few sisutf
icant facts that they did NOT know
were merely that the Killer had al
ready found men out that hs had
learned IN an instant,s meeting With
Hudson beside Little river that men
were no longer TO be feared. and
wuEse, that he was rayin9 and deadly
from the pain Of the wound that
Bruce's bullet had tphic.ed. s.si
The circle Of faces. faded out 6or
both Of them az the; eyes. Of Bruce and
Simon met and dashed and battled N.
the silent room. i. ;ss.,. !,}t-i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09
CHAPTER XXI

II Simon Turner Isn't a coward.
Bruce ssid slowly to the clan. ne VIII
give me . chance to light him now" g
The room was wholly xileut, md IN
clan. turned ,spectant eyes to their
leader. Simon scow1ed but be knew
be he'd b make Gnsve4. His ayes
crept over Bruces powerful body.
There is no obuslttoQan my part to
answer any challeugee ,s5hg sypu.yy he
said You arc 4 pstsunep.. But Il you
think you, can eiesS te<tees1n tbs pas.
ture because of q, III 1t yo1 have
your chance. Take ~ 80 ropes - &
a knife siashed Il hh houds E,non
stood up and Bruce pssng from his.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

y CHAPTER 4xu.-Bt,ios 80. out m
Witness to tho agrealnDne bs44ssn Llnda's
father end hatthsw FoaeG.
e'5friA 80. 49,, :, -
CHATTER xIl-A gigantic eANay.
vicinity. bscasss Of his 80 aud fseeclt5.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09
sTNoPsis

CHAPTER LAT the death q h4s fushsu
Sssner. Bruce Duncan. IN an eastern city
Mn. Ross. summonin6 him peeNmpkoffly
70 southern oregon-t6 meet linda"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

:. CHAPTER K.-8sacefs mossufain BLOOD
Jesponds 70 The call a the hlood-fsaid.
tinel Pine. ID front az Llnde's chin,
seems to Bruos'0 SxntAd tna&fnA4ton d
0e endeavostns 70 eeuv4y a'n,s0age.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

he near0 the SOUND but 0lmly. In
fact, except for his straining with ev-
cry nerve alert he might not have
heard 1t at all. Nevertheless, distance
alone had adimmed 1t !; It, had, been q
large sound to start with. So far had
It come that only scratch on. the
.eardrums was left Of Il !; but there was
no chance to misunderstood 1t. It
cracked out to him through the unfath-
enable silence, and all the elements by.
which he might recognize 1t were dis
atinct. 1t was the noise Of heavy
thicket being broken down and parted
before an enormous body.
listened. straiping. Then The
heard the sound agsins Whoever came
toward him had passed the heavy.
brush by now. The sounds that
reached him were inst faint and Inter.
mittent whispe first OF "a stwig
cracking beneath a heavy foot, then
the rattle Of two pebbles knocked to-
gether. Long moments Of utter silence
would ensue between, SIN which he
could hear the steady drum Of his
heart In his breast. and the long roll
Of his blood In. his veins.
The limbs Of q young fr tree rustled
and whispered rs something brushed
against them. Leaves licked together,
and once :heasy limbspopped like*a
distant small-calihered ride "a Z great
weight sbrokes,it In two. Then as 1 II
the gods Of the wilderness were using
all their ingenuity to torture him, the.
silence closed down deeper than ever.
before. ss $3.50 y.
II lasted % Tong that he; began ito
hope again. Perhaps the sounds had
been made by.sa Z deer stealingsson its
way tes feed In the, pastures. Yet he
knew the step had been too. heavy for
anything but the largest deer. and
their way was to encircle q thicket
rather than crash through It. Il might
have been the step ofsone Of the small,
black bears.a harmless and friendly
wilderness. dweller. Yet. the. impress.
sion fingered and strengthened that
only some great hunter. beast who
feared neither other beasty nor men,
had been steadily coming toward him
through the forest III sssy4 = Il sss,sss5s
81 Atssthat instant the tnosa slipped
under a particularly heavy fragment
Of cloud and. desp darkness, settled
over him. Even. his white fsee. was No
longer discerntbIe' ID the dusk. He lay
scarcely breathing. trying 10 deht
down hts growing terror.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09
D.B. Girl. WITH
FARM BUREAU

Miss Ruth Shire wssfeeentlyser.e
by Dakota Business College, Fargo.
N 3D., to i fine situation with Il q
Cas- County Farm Bureau. There's
no mystery aboutthe preference fol.
D. B.. c. graduates in, government,
I, stare, county and city Offices. They
are known to besaccurate, depend
able workers. For the same reason,
nearly 700 banks employ D. B. e.
graduates. +.
Compare these records with other
schools, and Follow the Sue
! ceSSfui. . Send names ofinterested
friends and get Success. Magazine
free. Write ]. .L- Watkins, Pres,
rs FJsat ST., Fargo ~. D.:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

he rode. Two of the clansmen rode In
front, grim, silent. Incredibly tail f3g.
ures IN the moonlight. The remainder
rode Immediately behind. Simon him
SELF, bowed In his saddle, kept little
to one side. Their shadows were long
and grotesquey on the soft grass Of the
meadows, and the only sound was the
soft football Of their mounts.
A full mile distant across the lush
fields the .cavalcade halted about a
srotesQue. shadow In the grass. Bruce
didn't have to look at It twice to know
what It was: the haif-devoured body
of-the yeariing calf that had been the
Killers prey the night before. From
thence on, their operations became as
( outlandish occurrences in dream.
They seemed to know Just what to do.
They took him from the saddle and
: bound his feet again, then laid him in
the fragrant grass. They searched his
pockets, taking the forged note that
had led to his downfall. ut saves me
a TIP" Simon commented. He saw
two Of them lift the torn body OF the
animal on to the back OF one OF the
horses, and he watched dnlly as the
horse plunged and wheeled underSthe
unfamiliar weight; .f.., 81
Simon spoke In the silence but his
words seemed Ito come from far away.
A0uietl that horse or kill him, !" he
|. said softly. sYou cant drag the car.
/. car. With your POne-tho Kt1lnsr-nulN
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

-
usoue1sass, J1ass,--1Ae koonss
.Bsssaepe O. Csaada. =. 800 cAar.
pa9a eGeha fnessnatiaaaa &ha ASsts..
s;a1lsin 80 80 Esllisfsiss nd his g.
;ts&s 1ar11p lpo1A 81 second
at1, IN SHsasy y0sd
aiisasis 3 "a capesiS
6 1GsaSss ara III orsv. &
csetsa 1sl.i Es s h,n, s.; t 3 1,te,.
Nit hstAsE antivitiss becaussSss . Is.
stng y. u ,his plaoa Captain
~, lfallceA, ooS sof. G3oposstsfs hard
81 df1t1eA. hi he wheel much ofstAA
-ttna ~ Henry Yosa beohs ~, 80,
:eee nseet ax.!sieh; epat,tepted = -
-leessssas osN taAe c3ssod = pr~ealA
.ss Me- Tori 1hs Keztoan consu1lk4
sglssa - ~ dossd upol rsosip1
ea ae1ek.& sqn ~ sEtcae caes1s
AIaiFsf ~ sshtnGaop, auotfns =
stsdcts0Ss hoA u Eome eo1aeIiI.
al1lt - i Dyotsse sSalntt s1uIlnrs -
5Ne!Y 1osts spus&s sgain,t ltsSieu ilsa
~ sppsgA X otitkyse = =
1atsA n, Apssu u g . S - i I - -,
-. a1As0@stlg tAead1ossnl. - 4
- of1esS1 81 8 = tsijjt iSaia&nss -
adesas0 -: - ulpl1SSsnosea =
0AieA Is sNysx G =.
stlahn1A slI1eaa ,funlS =
s41paeR 80 : = No v1t1s p
RnS,n1 - - ~. 49,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09
Edison Marshall
cee~,sh+ by Lss,.. Drown. era Co.

in his bonds. "Up to this time have
given you and your murderous crowd
credit for at least natural intelligence"
he replied, ''but'1 see was mistaken
or you wouldn'ts expect an answer
to that question"
do you mean you don't know it's
whereabouts7" E
II won't give you the satisfaction
Of knowing whether know or not. I
just refuse to answer"
II trust the ropes are tight enough
. about your wrists"
"Plenty tight. thank you. They are
cutting the flesh 20 1t bleeds."
AHow would you like. them some
tighterr.. -.
Pull them till they cut my arms
OF. and you won't get civil answer
out Of me. In fact" and the mans
eyes blazed-"1'm tired Of talking to
this outlaw crowd. And the sooner
you do what you're going to do, the
better 1t will suit me-" +
s'Well come to that shortly enough.
Disregardlng that for momeot-we
understand that you want to open %
the blood-feud. again. e that truer'
Bruce made no answer. only gazed
without dinchlng into his Questioners
face s:ss.
= THAT was what my brother Dave
led me to understand" Simon went
O.. 80 we've decided to let you have
your way. It's open-t's been open
since you came here. You disresarded
the warning I gave-and men don't
disregard my warnings twice You
threatened Dave With your rife. This
70 2 different land than you're used
to. Bruce, and We do things our own
way. You've hunted Tor Trouble and
now you've found It. Your father be:
fore you thought DO Sspuld stand
against us-but he's been lying stu q
long time Che Rossss, thought 90,
,ftoo. And Il u part q. .our, code never .
TO- take back, a threat-but always ID
mqks i see4 ..,..s...s Il !.
Bruce stu. sat With lowered head,
seemingly not listening. The eiansmen
eazed at him, and q new, more deadly
spirit was In the room. None oe them
smiled now; the whole circle Of faces
, WAS dark and intent. thslr eyes, gilt
tered through narrowed jsds. their lips
sek .The air was charged. With SOS
psnsA The moment of csfAs Yves near.
Sometimes the men glanced 1t their
laadsr's'facs. and what thsy NV there
fiiled them with grim and terrible
eagerness. : Simon was beginning to
run true to form. His dark passions
were. slowly mastering him. Tor mo-
msnt they. all sat az II entraneed in
Q communion Of cruelty, ana to Bruce.
they seemed like q colony Of spotted
rattlesnakes such az sometimes hold
their communions Of hatred on the
fsun-blasted cliffs. +lg.5s
= All at once Simon laushed-a shaRp
hoarses sound that had, IN it, over
tones, q note Of madness. Every man
In the room started. They seemed to
have forgotten Bruce. They looked at
their leader with a curious expectancy.
They seemed to know that that wild,
Z laugh betokened. but one thing the
impact Of some terrible sort Of inspi-
ration.
- A. they watched, they NV the idea
take hold Of him. The huge face dark
ened His eye1 seemed to smolder -
he studied his huge hands. we've
decidedsto be merciful, utter, all,:. h.
Z said slowly. But neither Bruce nor tie
>clansmsn misunderstood, him or were
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-11-09

been sent to Bruce = rooelypd Viii,
70 tas readss g p ea introduced
Be cMAr !. ss,o,l H[: e f. sas ss..n.
to his snowisdse he has ns1e9 - 1 sSses
CHATTER v:-obedtsnf % d. ussaase.
!eeGs ssoes fe4 azssso g e 8 .s. eaSss
Mrs. Ros4 cabin.
CHATTER XI-oa ths Wv. .,stmoe-
ana n return e.. e. s e say nsf - ns 9nse
CHATTER vu.-af.. Boa, aesd end
S tnasm. weloo1As him With eahotion She
Needle ,1 w 40 enc % ne-
CHAPTER vI11-ghousn . coan4rY
ggs ss: Sc 's saSss;:ss' 49, Is: Ia I'd
GaAr1 ca: @1% e !. e: "a. s.ee
- The eiss -. % t s9saroa ae <. &C., Ss.
ana the f:enhZ WITH ne szespss0h q
xS psa @ oSs s. e.: saSs n 49, ss 8:
Their; Matthew F5iger. Wss eos q tns
victima HIS noetsr had $50 WA. Bruce
and 1Anaa. Tho stn. vhls small had
Ss ssa 70 ese tas o &c. s.. aa1
Sad decided his lsods o. ifeethsvf IoiSss:
tS ~ 49, sns as:'e%sins xpa6s 1919 eoafSsts
DSen 'oeh ,sai,,e' e@ai : "a -
!, CHAPTER x.-erucs's mountain Rood
ys.Roaes e e e.li g u. bsOoa-fsad.
taasaA f;se H -. ~ ~! "a E; s..
ne andeavostns 70 senyey e'nas,sse.
CHAPTER. :xM.-6t1os - oct m
,tSns.: e e. s.! sfsss.9Ras estT'sn lAadas
caAPLER x HalL-1 sssatte s5aE.ly.
vicinity. bscss.e Of his ~ eaa fseed5.
CHAPTER x1v.-b.x- rurrsr. .spt By
simon. .hribes Hudson TO swear fe1ssly
iSS aSs Rs Ea IL; :. sht to
! CHAPTER Kv.-asdsca end Dave vtsit
. diseazaed s. he x41ss. nse.eeS Z
Bruce, "a Ii. Nv = ngdsee, ssooss ed
wounds the killer. 3drtYfd9 M Hon Ell
victim. Hud.on, learning ntuoes idea-
wy Wy. srass to t1 H., eiM ne nidin 80 q
:. CHAPTER xyI.-simop,7 bausvtns Bruce
knows where the document u concealed.
lays plans to trap him. go
CHAPTER xv11.-Dave dsooys linda
and Aunt Elmira from thsir homo The
man insalts Linda an1 Y struck down
been murdered BY Dave, and ct her ooa-
mand. after securely binding tho das-
sperado. Linda leaves them alonsg 40
: CHAPTER sxVIn.-Returniag. Bruce
finds q note. presumably from Linda. tell
ing him she has been Kidnapped BY the
Turner's.
/. "And there's one thing more want
to make clear" Bruce went on in the
strong voice Of man whe had con.
.quered his terror. And 1t was not be-
cause he did not realise his danger.
He was In the hands Of the Turner's,
and he knew that Simon hpA spoken
certain words that, If for no other
reason than his reputation with his
followers. he would have to make good.
Bruce knew that no moment Of his life
was ever fraught with greater peril
But the fact itself that there were 10
doors Of. escape open to him. and h
was face to face With. bis destiny.
steadied him Ill the more,
The boy that had been -vskened u
his bed at home hy' tho ring az he
phone bell had wholly vanishsd now,
"A man Of the Wild places bad: come
instead. stern and courageous and IN
,ainching. ~. 49, y
."Everything Is toiersb,s dser 70 d
already" Simon said. sekcapt you
Evening star., 1922-12-01
FOR SALE-H0USES.
rnntfnaAA

fVk SALE-HOUSES.
Continuea.
CHAPLIN ST.-&,o5o.
Between 18th and 10th sts.)
house: lot l5o feet deep with Pear garage;
s21 18th St. io'N"i H. Lew Main 1890 3.
SUPREME VALUE.
INSPECT TODAY.
Close TO 10th st. bus line and 14th st. cars;
rooms baths large sement n porch .IImins. nsTa
spacious living room: genuine open fireplace:
doors: breakfast porch: spotiess Kitchen: built
In refrigerator. white enamel range. combina,
Sn bath. bright
lots i4o feet: Price. $3.50. Reasonable
These homes have appealed to the most
nd r Ppsh
open and ish'eSS oSnT ns'H ! LEFT. ei!1:
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
aI4 New YORK H Ave. anu franklin esls.
RUBY LEE MINAR.
Room 4lo. 1i2o New York Ave.
Phone Main 1iij.
PARK VIEW.
Garsss. s ".n Only ss,sco. Terms.
iPETWORTH.
| Modern Groom and bath house. with
hot-water heat. electricity. Facing q
park. Delightful home. $1,000.
MT. PLEASANT.
One Of the most desirable corners: real
home with large rooms and all modern
conyenipnceS. Large dining room. at
trsctive living room: Z good bedrooms
and 9 baths: sleeping porch. out-of-
town owner is offering This desirable
| property for $4,000.
MT. PLEASANT.
: On Park rd.: q r"pms :. bedrooms and
:. baths: hot-water heat. ele'fricii!
garage; good lot. Price, S16.H"-
iCLENELAND
IPARk.
! On one of the highest points. \ very
attractive first floor arrangement and d
bedrooms and . baths. Double garage.
All modern conveniences. Price S.3,''oo.
INT. PLEASANT.
With s3 900 cash q desirable home near
18th ct Is offered for $1,000. tnclud-
ing furniture. II has rooms and bath.
electricity.
| RUBY LEE MINAR,
| 14oo New York Ave. Phone Main 1145.
| John F. DONOHOE & SONS
:314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-12-01
APARTMENT HOUSES.

WNER GOING AWAY. WILL SACRIFICE
Well paying, we'll located, modern and well
financed apt. house. Address Box 194:v. Star
Office
Evening star., 1922-12-01
RUBY LEE MINAR.
1920 New York Ave. Phone Main ll43:
John F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.

Price. $3.50.
9th st. ne. near Florida ave.
a six-room modern brick house
good lot; a bargains monthly
tenancy: reasonable terms.
TOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
sI4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-12-01
Price, $500.

Price, S4,5oo.
4th st. ne. near +; a siN-room
modern brick house; good lot
running to paved alley; the best
buy in this section. Sold to close
an estate: terms. Let us show
you this property.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-12-01

IF WE HAVE IL
IT'S WORTH THE MONEY! -
Woodbridge.
5-roon, bungalow. Rhode Island ave. !;
h.-w.h., gas, cleo: garage: full cellar and
attic. Most reasonable terms.
Chevy Chase. ID. {.
Large home. o beautiful rooms. fireplace.
tiled baths. servants lavatory; LAUNDRY! :
h.-w.h., gas and electricity. Priced like u
room house. Easiest terms.
Southeast.
rooms OH two floors: bath. gas and other
improvements; at q very low price and easiest
terms.
Northwest.
Groom colonial front home: bath. gas. fur
mace; near Soldiers Home. Lowest price and
terms In this section.
Virginia.
7-room semi bungalow, strictly modern. with
one acre Of ground, on highway; II minutes
to city. Inspect this.
CITY-SUBURBAN
REALTY co.