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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-05
RAILROADS ARE
HEADED TOWARD
E'TTER TIMES
Many Lines Turn Deficits
Into Unexpected Earn
ings-Not All Due to the
Coal Strike.

Washington, May 3.-The rail
roads of the United States sped into
the promised land of prosperity last
month, according to scores of finan-
cial returns pouring daily into the
offices of the interstate commerce
to earn net profits at the rate of
per cent The chances are that,
as a whole. they have exceeded their
hopes.
One hundred and thirty roads, OPP
Grating t50,000 miles of line-about
65 per cent of the total-earned net
during the month about $50, 000 900.
In March, 1921, the earnings of
these same roads totaled $1S,000,-
600. The prospects are that total
earnings for the entire country will
approximate $90,000,000, Accord
ing to the interstate commerce COM
MISSIONS calculations, based on the
seasonal variation of traffic, they
had toN earn only $S3,000,000 to
reach the 6 per cent goal.
The month of March, therefore,
will mark the first time the roads
Will have touched the per cent
rate since they were returned to
private control. Attainment of the
goal at this time is regarded by
officials here as indicative of the
general swing of the entire country
back to normal times.
Due Somewhat to Strike.
At the same time, officials are
mindful that the big March earnings
are due in great measure to the I'M
usually heavy volume of the coal
traffic which was handled in March
in anticipation of the strike. This
traffic moved earnings up many
notches above what they would
have been with normal coal loadings,
In April, because of the strike, coal
loadings have dropped 100000 cars
a week below the March level April
earnings. therefore, will not equal
those of March and probably will
drop considerably below the 6 per
cent rate
Instances of tremendous bust
ness revival, however, are shown in
comparative earnings OF individual
roads received by the commission
in the last forty-eight hours.
The Pennsylvania railroad, for
instance. last month earned more
than S10,000.000 net as compared
with S2.350,000 in Mach, 1921
The Long Island railroad turned
a deficit Of $125,00o in March,
1921 into net earnings of $229,0OO
in March, 1922. The Southern rail
way earned $1.829.00O as compared
with $528,0O0 in March, a year ago.
The Baltimore & Ohio increased it's
net earnings by more than so per
cent, showing a total for last month
of nearly 100000.
Remarkable Comeback.
One of the most remarkable come
backs staged by any large eastern
road was that of the Philadelphia
& Reading Last month its net
earnings were $2,464o0O; in March,
1921, it operated at deficit of
$4,000. In the middle west the
& Alton duplicated the
fe1t on Il smaller scale, turning
4 deficit Of $4,000 into net earn
ings Of S509,0oO The Erie rail
road, likewise, showed change
from deficit of $27o,OOo in March,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-05
Governor Appoints q
Lang's Successor

Little Rock, May 1.-The gov
ernor yesterday appointed Charles
e. Crigger of Blytheville as
member of the ST. Francis Levee
Board to succeed A. c, Lang of
BlytheYiIIe resigned.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-05

IA constitutional amendment legal
ling the sale of beers containing
net more than "a per cent alco-
hol by volume, but Durand has indi-
Gated that the measure does not
meet his approval, as no provision is
made for the use of light wines.
Speaker Rupert r. Beetham,
known as the farmer candidate" is
making campaign on the issue
more business and less bunk" He
proposes as Il solution of the tax
question, which has vexed Ohio leg
islators for years, the limitation of
debts made by subdivisions of the
state.
Senator Arthur II. Day, author of
the Chic soldier bonus legislation,
under the provisions of which $25,-
600, 900 adjusted compensation" is
now being paid out to Buckeye vet
Grams, has presented comprehen-
siye platform dealing with state
issues. \.
Senatorial Candidates.
SO keen is the interest displayed
in the six-cornored race for the gov
.ernorship that comparatively little
Iattention il being given to candi-
dates for United States Senator to
oppose Senator Atlee Pomerene. of
Canon, who will have the unanimous
g 81,
term. Consl casman Simeon d. Fess,
of Yellow Springs, is an avowed can
didato, and tie list may be inereas-
ed by the. entries of Walter F.
Brown, OF Toledo, at present, serv-
ing as chairman of President Hard
ings reorganization committee in
Washington, w. II. Boyd, Cleveland
lawyer, who headed the Leonard
Wood delegates at the last Repub-
lcan National Convention, and Con-
gresham Theodore Burton, also of
Cleveland, who was succeeded as
United States Senator six years ago1
by President Harding
On the Democratic side thus far
but che candidate for governor has
appeared "A. V. Donahey, of New
Philadelphi9, who made the raci
two years ago Other possible ehV
tries are George A. White, of Ma
rictta, who managed Governor Coxs
unsuccessful campaign for the pres
jdency, and Hugh l.. Nichols, of
Batavia, former Chief Justice of the
Ohio Supreme Court
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-05
Bandits Get Ten
Thousand Dollars
inv the United Press)

Lafayette, Colo. May 5.-Four
bandits blew the safe at the State
Bank of Lafayette early today and
escaped with ten thousand dollars.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
Certain speciaIties Move.

Several speciality stocks became un-
usually active yesterday and some OF
them moved into new high ground. In
most cases the buying was said to be
for account OF speculative groups intent
on working their favorites TO higher
levels. but In others constructive news
developments or favorable earnings were
responsible. Dawson Chemical was
taken In hand once more and moved UP
TO high mark OF Ga for a gain OF almost
3 points and Jones Brothers Tea made
e new high at 411a on publication OF its
sales figures for the first quarter. show
Ing substantial Improvement. Mont
gomery-ward and Sears-Roebuck had
their innings, with good advances TO
their credit. Kelsey Wheel continued its
advance to 167 II and National Biscuit
was in good demand. getting above 14l.
Barnsdall Corporation, a and B stocks.
proved very active. the former making
a new top at 81 x. up AZ points and tho
latter advancing to 35 Il. up 1 "a Reports
of a new oil consolidation which viii
acqire control OF Barnsdall were heard
in connection with the move In those
issues. which has boon consistent and
steady since both we're selling under 20.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
Buying Power Revealed.

The strength of yesterdays market
revealed to many traders the real buy
ing power behind the entire list and
encouraged further operations on the
constructive side. The timidity with
which a great many operators retired
from the field during the reaction OF
the early days OF this week almost com
pleteiy disappeared yesterday and new
ventures for the rise were begun. Pools
became aggressive once more and their
stocks advanced in several cases with
considerable spirit. The rails were par
ticularly responsive to all attempts to
advance them and the gas stocks and
certain specialties likewise gave evi-
dcnce OF important accumulation. Ru-
mors about this company and that con-
tinued 60 fly about the street and were,
as usual. about 80 per cent. wild guesses.
without even u semblance of truth for
their foundation. Most Of them served
their purpose in encouraging the pur-
chase of stocks however, as evidenced
by the net changes for the day. Reports
of new intrusion OF salt water in GER
tain Mexican oil wells hurt the market
for certain Mexican oil companies
stocks just before the close. but. aside
from that factor, the days develop
ments were mostly of constructive ma
ture.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
UtiIity stocks Advanced.

Heavy demand for public utility
stocks. particularly gas shares, was In
evidence most of yesterday. Consoli
dated Gas led In that field with another
advance to another new high mark Of
11SK. Persistent reports of capital
readjustment plan with higher dvi-
dend were heard regarding that stock.
Notwithstanding denials from official
sources. Public Service Corporation
stock continued its steady advance,
making new top at 90, UP 3 points on
the day. That companys earnings for
the first quarter are said to have been
at a rate considerably In excess OF last
years figures. which showed 1913 a
share on the stock for the full year.
Peoples Gas was strong. getting UP TO
Sc, and Brooklyn Union made a new
top at 9Sh. Pacific Gas was about the
only one of the group which failed TO
gain.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Loan Contraction Continues.

The fact that reserve circulating
notes declined s2o.976.oO0 in the last
week seems to upset the theory of a
fortnight ago that business enlarge
ment was causing the use OF more cur
rency. The s2.1Sl 100000 OF reserve
notes outstanding on April 10 was the
smallest since the week OF March l..
Total reserves increased s7.6f2.0o0 and
bill holdings fell s27,oi1,o0o. the
largest single item being a reduction
of $11.25s, 900 in rediscounts secured
by commercial paper. There were no
signs OF renewed imitation In the weekly
figures. On the contrary, the signs Of
continued loan contraction were plain
enough. The piling up OF reserve money
was recorded thoroughly in the increas sc
OF SS4.926. 900 In member bank credits
at reserve institutions.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
Rails Active Again.

Rock Island featured the market for
railroad shares On the turnover of
more than $4,000 shares II rose to 4sh
the rise being ascribed to strong pool
operations. Southern Railway. New
Haven and Pere Marquette were con-
spicuous performers among low priced
rail issues, while Norfolk and Western
and Atlantic Coast Line topped their
previous high marks in the standard
share group. The movement again found
its base in improved current earnings
and the outlook for lower fuel costs as a
probable result of the coal strike. Thu
buying evidenced also the prevailing
confidence in the financial community
that pending issues OF freight rates and
railroad wages will be settled in a way
which will not work to the detriment OF
the carriers.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
No Change I'm Money.

cau money opened end renewed yes
terday al 3ia per cent. In the Now York
stock Exchange and was unchanged all
day. In tho time money market funds
were plentiful ut ~ per coDt, but little
actual business was done at the rate.
Rates for bankers acceptances were
lowered X per cent. up 20 aud including
ninety day fnaturltiea. Such acceptances
wero quoted at 81 per cent. bid and ~,
per cent. asked, their lowest quotations
since 1916
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
stewart-warner Dividend.

The directors of the Stewart-Warner
Speedometer Corporation declared yes
terday dividend for the current quarter
Of rs cents a share. an increase OF %
cents compared with the rate paid for
the last year. The dividend Is payable
on May 10 to stock of record on April
20. Curlously enough. the stock had a
substantial reaction as soon as the d.
rectors' action in increasing the dividend
was known here. The reason for this,
II was explained later. was that many
traders had been purchasing the stock
on information that q big extra dividend
in cash or In stock was being consid-
cred and that the mere payment ot 20
cent increase in the regular DID not
satisfy them.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
,IIlnois Central stock Issue.

It's stockholders having approved the
issuance OF $go00oOoo tf preferred stock.
tho Illinois Central Railroad win ask
the Interstate commerce Commission 20
authorize the means OF raising funds
with which 10 electrify it's lines IN ana
near Chicago, according 20 advices re-
celvsd here yesterday. Tho new stock
probably will DO issue and sold IN
blocks az funds sor tne prosecution of
this work are needed from time 10 time,
II Il Believed that the first Offering win
he mnde nbout July 7. " ~ tie hope cf
tfficlals ~ thc road ,int The work will
"a started within three months.
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
steel and Tube Company.

New York interests confirmed yester-
day the report that negotiations looking
20 the acquisition by Eastern capitalists
OF an interest in the Schlesinger proper
ties in Wisconsin and Illinois. including
the Steel and Tube Company OF Amer
lea, were pending. At the same time 1t
was declared that tho deal was in the
conference stage and that there was
nothing definite to talk about. Various
estimates of the amount represented in
the transactions were made, but 1t is
understood that II Is somewhere around
$40. 0.000.o00 on the basis of present nego-
tiations
The New York herald., 1922-04-21
FAR EAST.
SOUTH AMERICA,
lANADA,

New York funds In Montreal, so0,oT
a 2f 900 Montreal funds IN New
York, S20.j2 discount $1,000.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

FOR SALEM ONE OF THE FINEST SUBURBS OF
Washington An of lawn improved by splendid frame resi-
dene porees electric light howater heat The grounds have
This property surrounded by desirable suburban homes
The house well furnished with hg-class antique furniture
registered Chppendae pieces The real offered
less than the appraised value for Immediate sale Price,
$1,000 The furniture, including automobile be
with without the real The price is the only
thing small about this property and is desirable for fam
ly For particulars LEO KOLB, Main 5oe7, o23 New
York NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
FARMS.
FOR SALE

TWENTY ACRES NEAR LAUREL, MD.
good soil. bearing orchard. large barn and
other buildings, stock and Implements; house
Of seven rooms, bath. attic and cellar; price,
$500. Address Box sa-B. Star office. g.
l6-ACRE FARM. SILVER SPRING, Md, ON
sligo ave.. " mile from car line: beautiful
building ground: house. barn and other out.
fruit; !: =; scHRIDER. Silver Spring. Nd. n
TRACT. OVER 100 ACRES; Q MILES OUl
from center Of city; MONTGOMERY county, Nd:
fne creek. also brook: lots of timber: little
expense make most beautiful country estate
bargain. Address Box so-E. Star ofice-
EY-MAKISG FARM WITHIN 1s MILES
Of the city; "a acres ts in timber, % cleared ed
bungalow. In good condition: fine well; large
barn and outbuildinss: garage: wash house
a. od
goo3 roads and many other attractions. THE
t'AfITAL ADVERTISING CO.. INC. End
door. Aunsey bldg. Washington. d. c. =
GREAT sAcRIEIcE ooo $4,000 WILL Buy Buy
farm (aew buildings insured for $50. .0OO): cost
s2sc ooS ~ 4 sits g se =, 5000 Re quick
20 ACRES FINE LAND, At PINEY POINT.
house, Q bedrooms: outbuildinYs: fruit Of all
kinda will Include all farm !%rleme9.s, orn IT.:
v & CRAIG. owner. 1880 street Phone
TO GET MOTT PROFIT WITH LEAST LA,
hor. raise poultry and live stock: bargain: 20
acres. improved. 81. 200. c. W. THOMAS,
Charlotte Hail. st. Marys county. Nd.
l2s-ACRE FARM. FULLY EQUIPPED; IL
miles from washington. near Glendale. Nd
Penn n. Il. and w, b. 1 A. Electric. Apply
r o. Box q or phone OR. Rockville. Nd,
20 ACRES. vA.-sso PER ACRE; NEAR
Washington: high: large trees: light timber
brook: springs: good road: house in construc-
tion easy terms MRS. N. Il. UMSTEAD,
3s1 c st NV. Franklin 667. s.
TIMBER LAND.
Nearly 400 acres at less than SO per acre,
miles from city; convenient to railroad: liberal
terms. market your timber and obtain land
PETTY & PETTY.
40, Realtors. Vat, ,.a7..s
sIXTY-FOTR-ACRE VIRGINIA FARM, 8
miles from Washington and near Falls Church:
state of cultivation: house of large rooms
and kitchen. front and back porches. cellar
nice lawn and shade: fruit Of different vafte-
ties: hank barn. corn house and other out.
buildings: property fenced and cross fenced.
This 10 q real farm. Price, s1l, 500. Reason
able terms arranged.
Prather & Robinson,
514-15.16 Rond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave. Main 442.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE OF 45
acres: new house; ami: all ou;build;ngs
house. hen house. dairy. etc: good well of
water; land in the finest condition. all till
able. This farm is located one OF the
main highways Of Montgomery county. 30 min.
cissEh iSc 80
Rockville. Nd
Evening star., 1922-08-05
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

APARTMENT HOUSES FROM $4,000 Up
to sos 900: also small properties and clear
lots. Trade for clear farm or suburban prop
erty. Agents. attention. Address Box 49, i.
Star office. G.
WILL TRADE BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING
Chevy Chase Land Co. for auto or equity in
house. May add cash. Agents, attention. Ad-
dress Box 4S-E. Star once. g.
TOURING CAR. In frst-class condition, will
exchange for lot, acreage or second trust paper
Address Box TOD, Star Office Dc
Evening star., 1922-08-05
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FOR sALE-Coutfuuea.

A most desirable and very excellent subur.
han property facing the Baltimore boule.
ward. between Laurel and Washington, con.
venient to both the electric line and r. & O.
railroad stations. Main house contains about
20 rooms. baths and laratory. Newly pa
PAred and painted throughout. Heating ap
n4ratus and plumbing in excellent condition
Nhw gas plant. Suitable for large family
containing about FIVE rooms and bath; barr
newly painted. suitable for remcdelink into
house: new chicken house, pig pens. ice house
and tenant house. About q acres Of ground
numerous fruit and shade trees and variety
Of flowers. choice truck garden.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
Any Amount. Moderate rates.
~ First Mortgage Notes.
QUlSTEH, THOMAS 4 CO.,

REAL EsTATE FINANCING.
Any ~ Amount; n., Moderate rates.
orrfSTERH.. efGIetats Taosias Se'es e Co.,
sl9 18th NV. Main s41s
MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL Es.
sM stis M I' wesSs sa9 sAs sss
WILL BUY SECOND TRUST NOTES FOR
STEWART, Room eos, isss =. 7. ave. - NV ';' ::
WE HAVE NUMBER OF SNAIL FUNDS
q %M sr0fi i. 8 sAGspsss II 1Ifss' Co.. 1888 st.
MONEY TO LOAN on DISTINCT REAL
SITTER 5ol woodward Bldg. N. 80. AM
MONEY TO LOAN.
II you have proper security in d. C. real
eststs We can negotiate nrst q second trusts
90 ana sHASSoS 81 ssSsj LucHs.
disbursement nrst-tru:t money secured BY
inmsd.'e ..,:ns!en sa1i ses MI s1sGaS%. ei5siste'
11os 18th St. NV. Main s72.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOCNTs AT
per cent interest on nrst mortgages in the
District OF Columbia. installment loans made
! and Virginia on tenyear plan. providing for
cancellation Of mortgage in case Of the death
Of 9f the ! borrower: VIM H. SAUNDERS L CO..
MONEY o LOAN on IMPROVED D. c.
real estate. In any amount. at prevailing in.
.". :ss:'' NH siss; ss5 sL0fD DAVIS sol III St
MoNEi 80 LOAN or 2; 9. REAL ESTATE
l.. HE1SkELL. 1115 Eye At. NV.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on p Z. real estate: prevailing interest
sToSE . FA1RFAx. 1912 New York ave.
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on D. C. REAL
estate. nrst and second trusts. d. II. ROLOND
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
517So ON APPROVED. CENTRALLY LO-
GATED BUSINESS SECURITIES.
SECURITIES.
Tyler q Rutherford, Inc,
1o1s VERMONT AVENUE NV
We Make First Trust Loans.
All applications given prompt attention.
Funds Immediately available. Charges rea-
sonable.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main 90. Loan Dept. 92a 18th ct. nv.
WE HAVE FUNDS TO
place on first deeds of trust on
improved real estate in amounts
from $4,000 to 100000.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 K St. Main 41oO.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
HYATTSVILLE. MD.
VA. SUBURBAN HOMES.

Before buying 1t will be to your advantage
to consult our list Of properties for sale. I've
Offices at your disposal. Service you will ap-
prectate. L. GARLAND KENDRICK East
Falls Church. Va. and Cherrydale. Va. Cali
Pals Church 50. for appointment
UNEQUALED BARGAINS.
Elegant 7-room house. reception hall, pan
try tiled bathroom sleeping porch, large
porches; high elevation; facing east. Only
1880.
Attractive. new, Broom bungalow: large
attic; h.-w.h-: excellent in every detail. Just
$500. Phone Hyatts. 234.
]. M. Earnest, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
The Homes.eke:s' Friend
Evening star., 1922-08-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

go INTEREST. LARGE OR SMALL
amounts. on improved d. G. real estate; frst
Z FI4ATHER. 1sz lhth ct.
HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN
mediately available. for loans on drst and
second deeds of trust at 7Se interest. Apply
Room 2O5 kresge bldg. Phone Main 80. s.
MONEY To LOAN FOR FIVE TO TEN YEARS
at go interest on desirable residences apart.
ment houses and business properties.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
Evening star., 1922-08-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE,

A SPLENDID NEW BUNGALOW IN THE
brst Virginia suburb: I'VE large rooms. bath
furnace. elec.; lot 50x1S0: $500; $500 cash
$50 per month: other property listed.
THOS C. HENDRICKS co.
Cherrydale, Va. Phone Clarendon 247-w.2
Evening star., 1922-08-05

RIvERDALE. MD.-vACANT, 8 ROOMS AND
bath; hardwood floors; gas and electricity:
cellar; modern heating plant: cement run 10
cash payment and monthly terms arranged.
L. T. 1OHMANN, Riverdsle, Nd. or 10 II st.
NV. Main 1921. g.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH BUNGALOW.
Just completed: Spen fireplace in living room :
large front and back porcSes; Anil: h-block
from state road on Evans st. between 36th
and Wells ave, Brentwood. Md. Phone Hy-
attsvile OAR. g.
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW, LARGE LOTS,
Radnor Heights. Va; near two car lines. also
Fort Myer jitney: price reasonable; s.. 600:
terms. A. L. MOSELEY. r. o. Rosslyn. Va.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
WANTED-LOTS,

VICINITY OF, WOODRII0E, PETWORTH
or central northeast preferred; give full par
riculars Address Box 84.E. Star ONCE. g
LOT IN CHEVY CHASE Oh OTHER NV.
suburb give full particulars. Address BOX
213-D. Star Once. g.
WASTED-LoT IN 18th ST HEIGHTS:
sewer gas. electricity. water available. Ad-
dress Box 6S-E Star olica s.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
200 Continental Trust Building.
Main 1885,.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Y y MIN 1iII Nfa y.
Rave you seen II? Now having the most
wonderful growth in individual homes Of any
part Of Washington. High rolling ground
overlooking the Potomac. We have opened up
for sale about 100 pretty sites at moderate
Some for sale. Better hurry up or you will
be too late to get into this section. Always
strictly white and high class. See ". p.
JACKSON. Owner. living the property.
b424 Conduit road, Cleveland 4s3. or g. r.
DORSETT. Owner. 1504 II ST. Main 76oO.
Evening star., 1922-08-05
WANTED-SroREs

IS STORES WANTED AT ONCE.
Z II you have a vacant store for rent In the
city Of Washington nearby Md. or Va, suit
able for the largest retail grocery concern IN
the country, colnMunicate at once with
lios istA st. Phou. N. sTs.
Evening star., 1922-08-05

UNFrRNISHED APARTMENT OF Z ROOMS.
kitchenrtie and bath; about August Is. by
mother and daughter: both employed; NV
f
Evening star., 1922-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

:: ROOMS, KlTCHENETTE AND BATH, UN-
furnished. modern building. Mt. Pleasant Sec
ti"n: couple will rent lease Immediately; !;
give location and terms. Address Box 26f-D,
office
Evening star., 1922-08-05
Colonial Heights. Va.

Colonial Heights. Va.
Just completed. ready 10 move in. Five and
SIX room bungalows with bath. pipeless fur
mace. electricity and gas; sewer; beautiful
lawn; spacious porch. Just OF Wilson boule-
ward and Lee highway. $50 to 81 900 cash
required. Balance like rent.
Aurora Heights. Va.
On Wilson boulevard. Unprecedented value:
artistic design; hardwood floors throughout;
electricity and gas; pipeless furnace; large
lot. This bungalow is ideally situated and
contains large rooms and bath on first floor
and room for three splendid rooms on second
door. II you are discriminating and exact.ng
We invite your inspection and criticism OF this
property. Call Office and ask to be shown the
Macpherson type bungalow. Eleven built and
tea sold. Act quick.
haywood, Va.
A pleasant ride by trolley bus or sutemo-
bile will bring you to haywood in eve min
utes from Georgetown. One Of Washington's
most beautiful suburbs We are Offering g
room bungalow with open fireplace and con
reniences: porch the entire front and side Of
house, with large yard and shrubbery Imme-
diate possession. 5000; $3.50 cash, reason
able monthly payments. Many other bunga-
lows in these sections listed in our ONCE
from s., 500 up. with cash payments as low as
$500. Why pay rent when you can own your
own home on these easy terms:
R. D. MACPHERSON, 0
Evening star., 1922-08-05

IN MARYLAND PARK-BUNGAL0W, 5
rooms and bath; electric light; furnace heat
and garage: 80 1T front by 12O IT. deep:
81 500: will take 5000 cash. monthly psyments
S35 or $40, including interest EDW. p.
SCHWARTZ, INC. 7s4 18th NV. (See Mr..