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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-11

the two Fiji islanders sat huddled on
their launches, gazing stupidity first
at the horizon and then at their white
captors. 1t was the sight Of these
two worthless that spurred Mr.. Glib
ney's torpid brain to action.
Didn't you say, Mac, that when we
left these two carnibels alone on this
island that it wrulS develop into a
case of dog eat COZ or someth!n' OF
that nature?"
Captain Scraggs sprang to his feet.
his face white with new terror.
However, he had endured so much
since embarking with Mr.. Gibney on
a life of wild adventure that his
nerves had become rather Injured to
impending DEATH and presently his
fear gave way. to an overmasrering
rage. He hurled his hat on the sands
and jumped on it until it was q mere;
shapeless rag, IL I
Lets call q meetin' of the Robin
son Crusoe syndicate" said Mr.. Glib
ney. .s'~ .,s,f.-- @sss!e.
"second the notion" rumbled Nc
Guffey.
Carried" said the commodore.
1.-THE first business before the meetin'
is the organization Of expedition to
chase these two cannibals to the
other end Of the island. I Amt got
the heart to kill 'em, so let's chase 'em
away before they get fresh with US"
"Good idea," responded McGufcy,
whereupon he picked up rock and
threw it at the king Mr.. Gibney fol-
lowed : with two rocks. Captain
Scraggs screamed defiance ut The en-.
envy. and the enemy fed ic wild dis
order, pursued by tho. syndicate. After
chase Of half a mile Mr.. Gibney led
his cohorts back to the beach.
Lets build fire-not that we
need it. but just for company-and
sleep till mornin'. by that time my
imaginatlon'll be in workin' order and
Ill scheme a breakfast out Of this
Godforsaken hole"
At tho first hint Of dawn Mr.. Glib
ney, true to his promise. was up and
scouting for breakfast. He found
some gooneys on a rocky crag and
killed half dozen Of them with
club. On his way back to camp he
discovered. few handfuls Of sea salt
in a crevice between some rocks, and
the syndicate breakfasted an hour
later on roast gooney. 1t was oily and
fshy but an excellent substitute for
nothing at all, and the syndicate was
grateful. The breakfast would have
been cheerful, in fact, if Captain
Scraggs had not made repeated ref
erence to his excessive thirst. Nc
Guftey lost patience before the meal
was over, and cuffed Captain Scraggs,
who thereupon subsidized with tears in
his eyes. This hurt McGuffey. 1t was
like salt in a fresh wound, so he pat
ted the skipper on the back and
hnmbly asked his pardon. Captain
Scraggs forgave him and murmured
something about death making them
ali. equal.
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forward in satisfactory way will presently appear to all the
people the country that there just other ouonha u.s. govern
ownership and operation And want it be understood that am
opposed ownership and operation rail-
roads,
The American railroad problem will never be finally solved unless all
consolidated into comparatively few systems fifteen
twenty competitive their character might add that there
competition world and ought to be non except the
competition of good service.
When that done fix rates that the lowest schedules that
will sustain these properties whole may be established
pending before and especially the senate
great many bills which their purpose the modification of the
transportation OF 1920 vital respects The farm
and the farmers have deepest sympathy because know the hrdsps
through the repeal of what known
Section 15-A.
This section provides that the interstate commission shall
transportation national standpot that shall Ion
carriers by reference the particular
condition Of any specific carrier
people the country mpute all the ills which
legislation But if prevent it, Sec
ia will not be repealed
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most part Of black coral.
1.-The Maggie II is commanded by Cap
tain Phineas Scraggs, and after taking
on provisions and water today Will pro-
coed to San Francisco. tomorrow. for dis
charge Of cargo
by yiminy," quoth Neils Halvorsen,
aye bat you that bane de ole man so
sure as you bane alive. And aye bat
new hat he skall be glad to see Neils
Halvorsen. I guess aye hire Kanaka
boy an he bane pull me out to see
de ole man."
A Jacobs ladder was hanging over
the side Of the schooner as the canoe
shot in under her lee quarter, and half
minute later the expectant Neils
stepped upon her deck. A tall dark
man, wearing an ancient palmleaf
hat, sat smoking on the hatch coam-
ing, and him Ncils Halvorscn ad.
dressed.
ave bane want to see Cap'n
Scraggs." he said.
The tall dark man stood erect and
cast a quick. questioning look at Neils
Halvorsen. He hesitAted before he
made answer.
"yvhat do you want?' he asked de-
liberately, and there was a subtle
menace in his tones. AS for Neils
Halvorsen, thinking only Of the sur
prise he had in store for his old en-
ployer, he replied evaslvely:
"Aye bane want job"
"Well, I'm Captain Scraggs, and
haven't any Job for you. Get of my
boat and wait until you're invited be-
fore you come aboard again."
For nearly n minute Nels Halvor-
sen stared open-mouthed at the spurt-
Gus Captain Scraggs, while slowly
there sifted through his brain the no.
ton that he had happened across the
track of deep and bloody mystery
Of the seas. There was something
rotten in Denmark" OF that Neils
Halvorsen was certain. More he could
not he certain Of until he had paved
the way for complete investigation,
and as preliminary step toward
that end he clinched his fist and
sprang swiftly toward the bogus skip
per.
"Aye tank you bane d-n liar" he
muttered, and struck home, straight
and true, to the point Of the jaw.
The man went down, and In an In
slant Neils was on top Of him. or
came the sailors belt, the hands OF
| the half-stunned man were quickly
tied behind him, and before he had
time to realize what had happened
Neils had cut n length Of cord from
a trailing halyard and tied his feet
securely, after which he gagged him
securely with his bandana handker-
chief.
A quick circuit of the ship con-
vinced Neils Halvorsen that the re-
mainder of the bastard crew were
evidently ashore, so he descended to
the cabin IN search of further evil
dence Of crime He was quite pre-
pared to find Captain Scraggs' mas
ter's certificate in it's familiar oaken
frame, hanging on the cabin wall. but
he was dumfounded to observe, hang
ing on the wall in similar and
equally familiar frame, the certificate
of Adelbert p. Gibney as first mate
Of steam or sail, any ocean and any
tonnage. But still third framed
certificate hung on the wall. and Neils
again scratched his head when he
read the wording that set forth the
legal qualifications Of Bartholomew
McGuffey to hold down job as
chief engineer of coastwise vessels
up to / 200 tons net register
1t was patent even to the dull.
witted Swede. tat there had been
foul play somewhere. and the schoon-
er's log. lying open on the table,
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Consolidation of Railway Lines or Government
.. Ownership and Operation
By SENATOR ALBERT B. CUMMINS of Iowa.

The interstate commerce commission is hearing
the views of railroad officials and others on the various
consolidation schemes which have been proposed to car
ry out the following provision Of the transportation
act of 1920: w.
= ga commission shall, as practicable, pre-
pare andadopta plan for the consolidation Of the rail-
way properties Of the continental United States into
limited number Of systems ~
# Ipredct that if do not succeed in carrying out
the principle of consolidation, which has already gone
Evening star., 1922-04-27
The Realty & Investment Cor
poration of Washington.

Chevy Chase-S27,ooo.
Beautiful home, near Circle, Of pre-war con.
struction at q pre-war price. ON q plot OF
ground 1O0xl27 feet, with flowers. shrubs and
trees First floor contains large living room,
open fireplace, library, large reception hall,
dining room. maids room. kitchen. three large
closets; second door. i've master bedrooms. ex.
tra large closets. two tiled bathrooms; finest
fixtures; two sleeping porches and one open
This home was built BY the present owner
for his own use and must be sold. as the
owner IL leaving the city. 1t IL beyond
doubt q Chevy Chase bargain.
Petworth-$o,75o.
Well constructed, livable, semi detached
home, two stories and attic. First floor: Lv-
ing room, open fireplace. dining room. recep-
tion hall. kitchen, front and rear porches.
second floor: Three large bedrooms, Aleeping
porch, tvo baths; hardwood floors; hot-water
heat; southern exposure; q very attractive
Offering. Can be sold on advantageous terms:
Nr. North Capitol St.-$7,o 900.
Bargain for quick sale. Comfortable. pleas
ant home, in good neighborhood. Contains SIX
rooms and bath, conveniently arranged. Deep
lot to paved alley. Can be sold On exception
ally easy terms.
The Realty & Investment Cor
poration of Washington,
S12 Homer Building. Main 2o0e
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IN 18th ST HEIGHTS.

Brand-new detached home. on q lot 142 feet
deep to improved alley is feet wide. Mac
adamed street with shade trees planted o.
aftistic house consists Of living room, oper
brick fireplace, large bright dining room and Z
dandy kitchen. on the drst floor. The second
noor has 3 bedrooms and tiled bath. The con
struction and materials are Of the very best,
among which 10 the foundation Of hollow tile
hot-water heating plant: oak noors (even In
kitchen). The doors are birch. treated to Z
mahogany finish. and the trim old ivory; gas
/ feature the price at 9,bo0 Buy III
The extension Of the 14th st. car line Will
make 1t increase in value.
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
Main 1aco 921 18th ct. 2s'
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Chevy Chase, D. C.@$I4,5oo.
Beautiful new 2-story, bungalow type. with
very large rooms. First floor: Spacious living
room with fireplace. large living porch. sepa-
rate entrance from reception hall, dining room.
sun parlor. den Or bedroom, with tiled lava,
tory; kitchen, pantry and rear porch. Second
floor: delightful bed chambers. exceedingly
large closets, linen closet. complete tiled Dath
and shower; hot-water heat, electric light
lausdry. extra toilet. concrete cellar; hard
wood doors throughout entire house; very large
lots, on one of the highest points In the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Very attractive terms.
NV. Suburban Home-$8,5 500.
largo rooms and bath, with furnace heat.
electric light, large porches. on lot 10 feet BY
very g deiishtfui locality. Just the place for
family With children. Garage.
New Hampshire Ave. Mr.. Park
Road-$1o,6oo.
Very substantial 8 rooms and bath brick
house with screened and siassed-in sleeping
porch. hardwood floors and trim, front and rear
porches, hot-water heat. electric light and all
modern appointments. Lot 20 by, 100 feet.
Double garage. Property In excellent condi-
tion.
Facing Soldiers Home-$Io,5oo
Very attractive semi-detached tapestry brick
house Of six large rooms. reception hall and
bath, sleeping porch. front and rear torches.
hot-water heat, electric light. built-in garage.
This 10 an exceptional house In many ways
and must be seen to be appreciated.
Park Place N.W.-$8,ooo.
This pretty brick house. overlooking Sol
sleeping porch, front and rear porches, hard
wood floors and trim and fully screened and
has hot-water heat and electric light Offered
on very moderate terms.
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FOR sAIE-H0USES.
COnttnued
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Conffnuea

PARKVTEW-$6Soo. =
: e. s: :s..: :: s # ''s'' ;s
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK---sI1y675.
= @ :;: IA; ::: SIS: :$ ;: g.; e: ; +; ;:: :: a.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-s12ooo
lot NV ;i: :.s @ s!::: = lights deep
NEAR THE WALTER REED HosPITAL-$s,soo
III @ ::s::s :' ?::: f. %a r. .!:s$ % % :$ s:::!
5 r.: & !: ';;s @ Sc; ;:;'.:: :: % g .s sss &
; :.:: .: IL: ] $ lights
CLEVELAND 81. 4 s. PARK.$,Sz5o PARK ,u,,
; :: ;: :: $;
BLooMINGDALE- $780,
Is: Il: Z; &! &: .::: 6: :::::: :: &; e; :
M1hh1AM !, 4..s.;ss. a.z 5.5.Es
Phone Main 1900. 1909 New York Ave
HEDGES l9,TP53! MITRPR3!LEToN, Inc,
1884 H St. NV Phone Main 1928
CLEVELAND PARK.
{: S.; :;:;;; e :::: = =' ::: ::s::; : 8:
NEAR 18th AND S12.e COLUMBIA 2, ~ ROAD.
ISL ;: e: ;i 4 e. g.: @ f. t.; e: ':' ';
cR1rrENDEM Emp n STREET.
az: +: a :;: @ :;:: % e: e !: ;:'
GEORGETOWN.
+: s:- | S:s. ' % s: s ;ss7' % nd BATH :sa
CHEVY, yss,.c CHASE; IAsI MD.
; ': -: e. $ ; e = :,: ss;:';:; ; ; :s:
"
/ JEFFERSON STREET.
WEST CHEVY CHASE
II Of
terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
nss p
Immediate - - weave " ~ Improvement
NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXTENDED.
W % n m Rehen Som os
me- modern and hasa garage. ~ " " ~
PETWORTH.
PRICE
efot
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc
1884 st. NV. Phone Main 1928
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CHEVY CHASE.
$1,000.

New house, Individually built b. day labor,
constructed Of elastica 10 stucce 1niah. suaran-
feed against crsckins), with garage % mstch:
There are mine large rooms % two eoors and
large sleeping porch; bseekfAst porch: hot:
water heat. electricity and sns: har6veod
floors and trim: two open 0fepaaces; lot 5o1110
Every detail has been given the owners per
sonai supervision. resulting In distinctive
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BROOKLAND.

One Of the largest and best pfopefties In
10 rooms, with every modern appointment:
hardwood floors and trim; large living room.
With open fireplace and buib-in bookcases:
extra large sleeping porch; garage. This prop
erty can BE bought on exceptionally reason
able price and terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING OORP'N,
s-,-1gs@ Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main ls2. Evenings. North 313.
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PETWORTH.
$3.50.

This six room and bath brick house. located
on attractive New Hampehire ave., y avanaote
for Immediate possession. II 10 entirely mod
ern, we'll Arranged and in splendid condition; I;
ope-car garage.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Taylor St. N.W.-$8,S5o.
Groom and bath tapestry brick house. par
electric light, sleeping porch, front and rear
porches' buiit-in garage and many other fea-
tures. Price has been materially reduced.
Quick sale. See at once.
Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital
$Io,5oo.
5000 cash. SIS month, will buy this pretty
family bungalow. containing rooms and 2
baths, with hot-water heat, electric lisht. gas
large lot. double garage.
Newton St. West of 18th
$3.50.
8 rooms and bath brick house, hot.water
heat. electric light. sleeping porch, hardwood
noors, front and rear porches. screens, avn
fngs and all other modern features.
Decatur Near I4th-$13,soo.
This 10 an unusually attractive 7-room and
2-bath tapestry brick house, in excellent neigh.
borhood 1t has front and rear porches. sleep
interesting appointments that make for the
complete modern home.
9th st. N.E.-S6,ooo.
This ts very good Groom and bath brick
house with latrobe heat, gas light, on lot 20
Dy liz feet. Very reasonable terms.
Claiming St. N.E.-8,ooo.
This is In Bloomingdale section. House con.
fains rooms and bath with hot-water heat I,
electric Light and other modern conveniences.
Lot - feet By $50 feet to an alley with room
for garage. Reasonable terms.
kER & CO., Inc,
Main 243o.
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NORTH COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS-So,5W.

semi-detsched brick house; 8 rooms. tiled
bath; hot-water heat, electricity. gas; large
front and double rear porches; hardwood noors
md trim: stationafy tubs and servants toilet
N cellar: built-ia eafage. This 10 q 20Afoot
rouse, occupied by the owner, and In good con-
dition. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-04-27
CLEVELAND PARK.
Sl3.5OO.

Garner house. containing seven rooms and
h.fs, with built-in fArAee. The usual modern
improyements; hot.vafer heat. electricity and
eas are included: cellar with stationary tues
Poesession and terms II Assited. = =
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CHEVY CHASE.

Oue-story BUNGALOW. just completed. which
nay Ne bought on reasooable terms: deteched
frame on lot l5x125 feet: six Euems and bath:
furnace; elsctricity and gas; ,hardyoo9 eosfs
and thin; screens; attractive ppsn 1replaee u
living room; fmmedlats possesgfoas
Evening star., 1922-04-27

WALTER A. BROWN
Chevy Chase (New). Cleveland Park New
nj
;moder
A home
\ sdwithP
Magnificent New Detached Home-Ceveland Park
none
s.a large % s n eS as-s % and "
Dtde
Vacant Home. Downtown
I'm 9omb bath hot
to
WALTER A. BROWN,
Il II. NV MAI
Evening star., 1922-04-27
WOODBRIDGE.
5000,

Corner detached frame house Of six rooms
and bath: front and double rear pofches; fur-
mace heat; electricity: screens: lot t0xl42 feet
\ This is one Of the few homes In this ssction
DO reasonably priced and AVAILABLE for imme-
date possession. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-04-27

NEAR 18TH AND EUCLID
sts.-6-room and bath modern
brick house in excellent location,
nr. Central High School. House
has all modern conveniences and
has just been newly papered and
painted throughout, in addition
to other improvements the own
er has made. Immediate posses
sion. Can be purchased for
small cash payment and on rea-
sonable terms.
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
1882 K St. M. 1872.
Evening star., 1922-04-27
FOR sALE-HousEs.

II the The best section Of Petwosth; 8 rooms On
two aoors; hot-Water heat; electric lights;
porches; hardwood floors. Price. $40: $50. kea-
you that there 10 no better buy to be bad:
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
s14-i5-le Bond bldg. 18th and New, York ave.
Evening star., 1922-04-27

A St. S.E.-$7,ooo.
brick house with hot-wlter heat, electric Light,
front and rear porches. pantry. laundry, and
other convenfences.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.,
Incorporated.
S13 18th st. NV. Main 24S0.
Evening star., 1922-04-27
FOR sALE-,HoUsEs.

IN 500 BLOCK End ST. N.w.-12 Rooms:
q good condition; win sell for $3.50. Can
On K ne.r sth ne--s rooms; colonial type;
rage; s., This hi 4. g good buy Ct $500 ,..,.
vacant In Armsleish Park NV; 6 rooms
Sc BATH Can * ,s.n. E1W .sssES En
BY OWNER. ROOMS, ANIL. WITH GA
rage; Mount IIes Pleasant. near 18th st. q. cars
GLEN ECHO-S-ROOM. sPLENDiD HOUSE;
good lot .n p0reSs' n fruit 'aa
care W. B. Moses. { sons. l1th and NV. 2s:
BARGAINS IN HoMEs: ALL sECTI0Ns;
easy te,%s a|%sdi.ss gSsss':os; efsons
ssst sss aoss q. aees 44s
BAY CITY READY-CUT H6Mn CO.. 1x.
clusivs agency for D. O.. North Beach and
chesapeake shore lands; Fine houses ard and
orsson ave. IN NV. phone North aS1s ja2o:
See MAHoRNEY Z SULLIVAN
,s,7 ~. They =. Know wa'hHs.oae 4sE. Main 1871,
on sale in this city. Exceptional location. pro-
tected by coming law from cheap houses. Large
living room, dining room. kitchen and pantry
two baths. inclosed sleeping porch on second
door; large attic; cement porches; built.in "a
rage. For price and terms. see TERRELL /
LITTLE, Inc. agents. 1913 b Of. NV.
OWNER WILL MAKE BIG REDUCTION IN
modern cottage, six dandy rooms and porches;
lAr4e lot; in northwest suburbs: altitude and
New unsurpassed: g minutes 70 Treasury. q.
ther car line. O1ers cheerfully eoaaiders6;
Mast sell. Phone Clevs. 400. =
MT. PLEASANT-2-sTORY, ROOMS; ~
#. wide; gray tapestry brick: porches: large
yards; modern: new condition: 5000 nrst
owner occupant. 1854 Monroe st. NV.
SALE BUSINESS PRoPERTY-PARrY OWN.
ing valuable business cor, 18th and II SITS. NV,
will build desirable store with hats above for
purchaser desiring to locate In downtown sec
ton See us for business opportunities. H
r, HOWENSrEIN CO.. 1914 + st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-04-27

MT. PLEASANT.
Well constructed Groom brick; hardwood
trim; one square from l4th and Park road.
Only 81. 80 Very easy terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Ont Of the ordinary two-family apartnent;
ami; ON corner; loft. front: very attractive
building, at low price. Possession given.
PETWORTH.
The best buy in this section. Modern. two
family building: h.-w.h., electric: oak doo7s
throughout. Only $sa5O. on terms.
OSCAR MANN, = ~ ~.
A REAL PORTUNIfY
in Chevy ChSsS6 rooms and
bath; open: fireplace; very large
closets, but very. small price,
only $4,000. * (. .s
You'll be delighted this
Chevy Chase home asd Charmed
with the price. 7 beautiful rooms,
e baths, hot-water heat, garage.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
1909 New York Ave.
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SIo,5oo.
DETACHED CORNER.

A particularly attractive and splendidly sit
ted northwest home with suburban environ
ments and yet within Is minutes q the heart
Of the city. There are six large rooms. tiled
frepiace in living room; oak floors; built-in
bookcases; front porch, attic; hot-water heat,
electric lights; built-in garage; attractive,
spacious lot.
Evening star., 1922-04-27
STONE & FAIRFAX,

STONE & FAIRFAX,
Predden
I342 New York Ave- Main 2424
Chevy Chase, D. c. Columbia Heights,
a dsi:n,a sns,y Chase p%Dey that Price, $4,000
~~~~N
Chevy Chase Nd .eeaen azssu. H IN s1ss:
condition
Ar.e,. rase e & $.o5u . and BATH Washington Heights,
sem, ss. sqne,ey 9 sa..s s.n hxh Price $13,50O
Cleveland Park ~
Price, $4,000. Price, $3.50
Of
n0n os sasr fsis ssDssss s sse n.s % tass;.r:
On Brookve Road wv oaG. ec ecuuee set anu "
NarU
Reduced to only $500. On the Heights,
The cheapest we'll located ouaiOM in al Price, $1,000
bath
this
See orr list for new houses Best locations Saus Addition,
Petworth by Washngons foremost builders prices
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave. Main 242+
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sonable terms. An inspection win convince
you that there is NO better buy to De naa;
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
sl4-is-l' Bond Bldg i 14tn 70 and New York ave-
NORTHEAST.
$500.
On beautiful Rhode Island ave. NE; colonial
home with six large rooms and bath; parq9set
6oors; excellent furnace: shower pa.n,
arranged.
$3.50.
Attractive colonial home. built By 0fuvef;
six rooms, tiled bath; hot-water heat; hard,
wood trim; newly papered throughout; lot 10y
feet deep. to paved alley. $l.oo easn.
-CORNER-NORTHEAST.
Colonial style, six rooms, tile bath. hot
water heat. electric lights; rear porehes.
screened and glassed in; tubs and toilet 10
ssr.a:.s ssls5: possession Price reasonable ana 'el
NORTH CAP. Mr.. BRYANT.
Modern colonial home with built;in m garsEge. re- e
In excellent condition: six rooms and tile bath
hot.water heat, electric lights; screened-in
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th ANH b sTs. NE. LINCOLN ss1'
Park Rd. West of 10th St. NV.
$I5,5oo.
Hish-class brick, semi-dstached resioenee
Of ID rooms and baths on lot about - feet
wide By 12S feat deep. to an alley. aot-wste. e.
heat. electric light. Pittaburgh automee.e
water heater. porches and all modern epp4Ms. ppr.
reasonable terms.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.,
incorporated.
sls 18th st. NV. Main 24so:
|PETWORTH-PRICE, 81, 900:
condition; deep lot Easy terms. Owner
L. H. MEYERS CO.,
NJ. 1910. sos Albee Bldg.
Bargain in Columbia Heights.
room. and bath: ..%i: colo colonial hu,,s fsgn' ssn
poseses room o1 or ssr.ss ozizo 70
alley; screened throughout: terms can b
arrsn9ed. Addrese Bog al Star once.
0a:5.I Ssea Hone 9,sn y Sa
oushH modern. hardwood aooss, siesptaa
s9'. .ns :s ':11:s sSo's oa.r
sel ct attractive price and On very reason
''1s 'PRATHER t & ROBINSON,
,SisaS-is Bond b'dE E:,n a4ta T.! and NJ" York '''
Woodside, Md.-$6,875.
Very pretty detached house with SIX rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. electric light.
porches. and all modern features; electric
range; lot $50 by 1b0. in good location. Bee
it At once II you want very desirable subur-
ban home.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.,
incorporated.
s13 18th ct. NV. Main z4So.
OUR EXTRA SPECIALS.
Near 18th 1t. NV: Gnver-bu1lt home Of q
rooms; glassed-in sleeping porch: finished at
tic; h.-w.h.. elec lights. This II q real home;
g, $50; 81 900 cash.
Petworth; 9 large rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. elec.
large yard; grapes; garage; $500: terms.
room, bath. h..w.h.. elec. lights: 1850;
rooms. bath. h.-W.h.. elec.: $3.50: $6oo
Ali our specials Of last week sold. Act
quick II you want Q real bargain.
HOME REALTY co.
seo7 Ga. ave. NV Col. 10454. 27s
A HOME IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS THAT
will appeal to the discriminating purchaser;
10 rooms. baths. hot-water heat, hardwood
eGss ee .a.s n;nd:o% .s% ,.n.s nnsere, e. suit
1PRATHER & ROBINSON,
olA-ao-lo Bono oAok a. stn 10 mo NC" A''A ave.
Evening star., 1922-04-27
S11l
713 18th St. NV.
WOODBRIDGE.
$1,000.

Two-story detached home. exceptionally pleas
inssin appearance and splendidly constructed;
six rooms and tile bath; breakfast and sleeping
porches; double oak Hoors throughout; hreproof
garage. This IL an unparalleled value in this
community.