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The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
EMBARRASSING
: MOMENTS
A DamseI I'm Distress.

One winter day I was passing a
church just as the congregation
was gathering. Every one was
walking In the street to avoid the
extremely icy walks Just as a
good looking girl was turning to-
ward the church she slipped and
fell down. l hurried to assist her
but l forgot the ice!
The first thing / knew I was
sitting close beside her-almost
cheek to cheek. l hastily arose and
helped her to the walk, but, believe
me, I was much too embarrassed to
see the funny side, as did the look
ers on.
The next time l see a girl in dis
tress I shall pass by. on the other
slue. F. B.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

year. The circumference of the
earth Is $4,000 miles; Its surface.
ls7,i0s.5So square miles; Il Is 50.
0ee. 900 miles from the sun and IL
travels once each year through
its orbit around the sun-about
100000 miles.
z. What are the duties OF the
best man at a wedding? He is
the bridegroom's closest attend
ant. He orders the ministers con-
veysnce to and from the church.
sees that he is feed at the con-
clusion of the ceremony. takes
care OF the ring for the groom
until the proper moment, and
makes a special effort to have
things go smoothly. He il also
the escort Of the maid of honor
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
Good
Morning
Judge
By Rudolph Perkins.

Mary Butler is the janitress of an
apartment house on Twenty-sixth
street northwest in the gas house
district.
John Briscoe is a tenant There,
A man named Socks visits John
apd they play together. according
to the testimony.
Mary objected to their method of
playing and asked John and his
friend Socks to stop.
Then. witnesses said, John and
Mary had an argument Johns ex-
perience as a married man appar-
entity counted for nothing, as ne
kept on arguing
Mary got an awful waIlop over
the eye. The doctor said il was
trsumatic conjunctivitis, whatever
that is.
John insisted that he acted in
self-defense and accused Mary of
pursuing him with a stick
The eo1t hned Johp~ses.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

to prenuptisI parties and until the
wedding is over.
g.. Where was the world series
Of 1906 played. what teams were
contenders, and which was the
winner? At Chicago, between the
Cubs and white Sox. the Sox win
ming the title.
g. Who is president OF the as
sociated Press2 Frank B. Noyes.
Washington, u. G.
10. What sitting Judge in Chi
cago is a former Olympic cham
pion athlete? Judge Hugo Friend
Of the Circuit Court won the broad
Jump at the Olympic games at
Athens, Greece, in 1906. He was
member of the University OF
Chicago track team that year.
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THE CHARACTERS

JEANNE DARE, knopn IN the
little Iotcd toton tohence she came
as plain JANE DARE, has set her
self up IN NeW York as q Wedlthy
CONAN IN the hope Of snarins q
rich husband. In this effort she 70
mGkin1 use OF
VIC BARSTOWE, heir to the re-
pHted BGrstotoe millions, pho shoes
SIGNS of intdtudtion soith her.
SIGNOR BONNICETTT, a former
ptolintst, asks only to serve Jeanne.
He informs Jeanne he con bor-
roo nothing on her scorthless Iand.
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BRIGHT SAYINGS
OF THE CHILDREN

Edwards friends had been to
visit him and they had played hard
After they had gone home, Ed
ward said. Aunt Jane. will you
put me to bed? Those kids have ME
all tired in" = ]. NJ. +.
why, Robert" exclaimed auntie,
aren't you ashamed of yourself for
fighting your playmate Myr0n?"
Not ashamed tcause / was fight
in" replied the precocious
youngster. but Tn ashamed 'cadse
didn't lick him" V. NJ. b.
l remarked to Bob that he would
soon be an Uncle, as his sister was
soon to be a mother, and the gem
eral talk was about boy. Don't
be SO sure" he said. st might be a
girl, and then FIJI be an aunt"
v. L. w.
One morning. after staying all
night at a friends house, one of
her children ran out to see me. l
asked her where her brother was.
and to my surprise she answered,
20. Jimmy is parking in my bed"
E. c. p.
l found wad of gum stuck on
my best chair and called the chill
dren to account. My .3-year-old
lisped his confession, saying: "Ess,
mum. It's my dunn parked on dis
chair" L f.
Robert" / asked, "why is it that
you are always fighting with some
boy and Donald never has a fight
with anybody"
Well. he said thoughtfully, 'T
guess it is. cause he can keep his
mads inside of him" MGR.
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Rather Liked Him.

1t happened one morning when /
was doing housework. i served
breakfast to a young man. rather
liked him. After finishing his
breakfast. he would usually go to
the back yard and get his auto. and
would go in the parlor and hide
behind the draperies and peek out
and watch him leave.
This morning. like all the rest, he
got his automobile started. l heard
1t from the parlor. and was watch
ing intently for the auto to come
out OF the driveway. 1t took ex-
ceedingly long, but l heard the mo-
tor going, SO / waited. concealing
myself as much as possible.
All of a sudden a voice behind
me said. Have you the right timer"
I looked around, and there he
was. with something like a grin on
his face! He had left the motor
running in the driveway. Talk
about embarrassing moments! Well.
| should say! i mumbled something
to him about the time, and went
into the kitchen, got a beet, and
went to the mirror. Sure enough.
l was as red as a beet 1 don't
peek any more. r. S.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

Matron: How to sterlize brush
and comb? Wet them in a solu-
tion of formalin, teaspoon to a
Flint OF water.
NJ. s.: The equal parts of peroxide
and ammonia will bleach the hair
nrst,> and after its continued use
tends to kill the roots. The only
permanent way of having hair re-
moved from the face, however. is
by electrolysis, and the work
should be done by an expert
NJ. s.: The better way to a sue
cessfuf shampoo is to reduce the
soap to liquid by shaving 1t fine.
adding water and letting IT boil a
couple of minutes. Wet the hair
first. Follow with a goodIy dose
~ - n : -
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Left I'm Perplexity.

Mine occurred at lecture. The
speaker. a noted man, held a brief
reception on the stage after his
talk was over. My wife was just
ahead of me in line. She talked
to the man some moments. and
presumed she had told him her
name.
So when my turn came endeav-
ored to be facetious and said. "And
am Mrs. Browns husband"
The lecturer was so utterly
astonished that I knew he had no
idea who Mrs. Brown was. !
mumbled something and hastily
passed on.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
japanese Cotton Crepe Kimonos
Specially Priced, Sl.eS

Most every woman knows how useful and
servicesble these kimonos Of Japanese crepe
are-and will be glad of the opportunity to
purchase one now at this low price. They
are beautifully embroidered by hand, in morn
ing glories, cherry blossoms and other flowers.
and you may select from these colors-light
pink, blue, lavender and copen.
Kimono Section, Third floor.
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Lost and Found.

I am a cashier. in a large store.
ALI packages found are brought to
my desk. One day recently a nice
box of candy was found. I put II
aside for time. but later, grow
ing hungry, I thought I'd have a
bit of candy: IL looked so tempting,
and / began to think no one was
going to call for it. I was just
helping myself to piece when ]
glanced up and saw woman
watching me.
She smiled and said: was there
a box left here about an hour ago?"
I blushed and said: Here 1t is
guess it's candy"
She took it. and went out with
out another word.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

/. When did John L. Sullivan
die?
.. What is the difference in
status between Canada, Newfound-
land and Labrador?
}. or which church is the Rev.
lilly" Sunday an ordained min
ister?
4. What books Of the Penta-
teuch are concerned with laws
and priestly rules?
Germany today?
s. What great organization did
Francis willard found?
Z. How long did America ight
in the world war?
8. What two American former
Presidents died the same day?
9. What is the history OF the
letter d.?
10. After what hour is II con-
sidered correct for men to wear
evening clothes?
Answer to Yesterday's Questions.
l. What is water made OF?
Air? Salt? Sugar? Water. two
parts of hydrogen to one OF oxy-
gen in chemical union. Air, one
quarter oxygen. three-quarters
principally nitrogen, a great many
other gasses in smaller amount;
a mixture. Salt. a chemical COM
bination of sodium, metal, and
chlorine, an acid gas. Sugar. a
chemical combination of carbon.
oxygen. and hydrogen.
2. Who Is the chief official Of
Palestine? Sir H. Samuel. high
commissioner and commander in
chief. He is appointed by the
British government
3. What soldier won the inter-
allied boxing championship at
Paris? Bob Martin.
4. What was the date of the
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
Exceptional Savings in the Clearance Sale
Women's High Shoes, $3.50 pair
Pumps and Oxfods, $6Z5 pair

and n resptbt Of below
actual
in andan
Cuban and low flat hes-$S50
in
and rIwim
wmeash escam,T sen
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
Girls Philippine Lingerie
Excellent Values S2.sS'

A particularly attractive assortment is offered
in this selling for girls-gowns, envelope
chenise and combinations, in a variety OF
pretty styles. exquisitely embroidered. scslloped
and hand-drawn in the dsintiest of designs
At the low price mothers should buy what
will be needed for the future, for values such
as these do not come often.
Girls Section Fourth floor
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

Six beautiful styles, exquisitely embroidered
and scalloped-in the dainty kimono sleeve
styles that are so lovely for summer wear
Sizes I to 4 years.
Infants section, Fourth floor
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

E. G..
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07

1t has been said that IL CIeopa-
tra's nose were misshapen the his
tory of the world would have been
changed. The history of an indi-
v'S'r-i lis ball. d~fo--ncd nc-s
Evening star., 1922-04-30
Part of the Original George
Washington Estate Near
M NTo~oD. w

Modern brick house and outbuildings. "a
acres Of land, 8 acres being in bearing orcha I'd
Of mixed fruits Beautifully situated. $l3 900.
or will sell house and ontbuildings. including
4 acres, OF them In orchard, TO. 50. OOO Only
II miles from south end of Highway bridge;
splendid brick house: slate roof: rooms, re-
ception hall. large bedrooms, bathroom.
doored attic. concrete cellar; laundry tubs !;
pneumatic water system: electric light: cleo
tric and gasoline motors for pump: driven
well 14s feet deep; 1900 gallon storage tank
in cellar; too! and pump horse with concrete
door: accommodation for several hundred hens;
corn crib. This property is reached by electric
cars or automobile road. Situated at Hunters
station, On the Washington q Virginia Rail-
way, one and one-half miles from Mt. Vernon.
Trains leave 18th 1t. station every hour. only
10 minutese' run. BY auto, take Alexandria
and Camp Humphreys road, sitter leaving Alex
andria By bridge over Hunting Greek take
sgn says :'Yort Hunt miles" take road to
LETT; after crossing trolley track to Mt. Yer
non, take road to right along north side Of
place. House and orchard will be seen about
600 feet ahead on left Of road. This place has
roads on three and one-haif sides and 10 beau
tifully situated for subdivision.
Terms Of sale: s. 600 cash. balance notes.
Auto at your service for inspection.
HARRY |. CHEW,
Main l640. 205 Continental Trust Bldg .
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Restricted sad Zoasd.
= MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE
DApK

Massachusetts, Ave, west of
Sheridan Circle to near Con-
necticut Ave. Bridge. Rock
Creek Park to SIND and Cathe-
dral Ave Washington's best
home section. Wooded lots and
villa sites. Prices most reason
able. "Price plat" at office and
exhibit house, 32nd and Cathe-
dral ave. (Woodley rd.)
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Main ees5. Estahltshsd ases.
Woodward Bldg, 18th aud II.
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SMALL ACREAGE PROPERTIES FOR sALE
Water Front.
Z SN
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
Aak for Mr.. Croskmap.

owNER-sELL OR LEASE 20 ACRES. FIVE
miles in Arlington county, Va, 10 minutes ~
electric cars; and room houses: massive
oaks. orchard; springs: branches electricity
s. 600 1912 Mass. ave. nv.
FOR sALE-FARMLETs OF D ACRES WITH
in half mile Of electric road. boulevard TO
Baltimore, and Is. o. r. r. depot at Belts
vile and Ammendale: Is Of them sold: built
on by high class government men; adjotns
Court. his brother, also The Christian Brothers
College. and ex-senator Cassett's 6ne farm.
No better section In Maryland. Fine soil. $50
feet above sea level. Terms. $i2o an acre
20 per cent cash, balance in two years. month
iy installments. Adjoining lands held ~ .
left Send for bIueprints or call In and see
me. They won't last long what 10 left. Pbene
ELIJAH =. KNOTT.
Room 40e, District National Bank Blde.
Washington. d. c.
CHEVY CHASE HONE AND FARM CO.
We have several 6ne lots At special prices
this week. Can exchange some for equities
or build you house on one.
Call Cleveland 1877.
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW; ANIL; 1850:
another, $500; another, $1,000. another,
4-room bungalow. lot worth $1,000. 81. $50 /:
new 4-reom bungalow. furnished. $3.50, $500
cash; many 5. and ] room houses: near sts
tiOn. Phone Hyuttsyille 456-M.
l.. W. RANDOLPH, Mt. RAINIER.
MODERN. PRACTICALLY NEW RUNGA-
tricity: hardwood hoors and trim: open Ore.
place; large finished attic for two rooms;
large garden and chicken run: young shade:
one block Forest Glen trolley: convenient
school, churches and stores. For quick sale
BY owner. 5000; terms. Phone woodside
Evening star., 1922-04-30
WEST CHEVY CHASE. MD
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
NnU EArE

rAKoMA PARK. M. CARs-NEW GROOM
house; every convenience; &6760; only $3.50
cash. Call owner. Col. eOsl-W. 81 Hickory
avenue
nsss Iyon ps4H ON Y III
cheap in groups Of two or more lots. Apply
3oS Clarendon ave.. Clarendon. Va. SOL
NEARBY v1RGINIA: TWO ACREs: FIVE
ss sasaa. is bath @ . I.s
immediate possession. $4,000: terms. Address
y; B. MCLEAN. Lorton, Va, or phone Col.
MODERN NEW GROOM, HALL AND BATH,
furnished or unfurnished; electricity; furnace:
piped for plumbing: large closets; one acre; in
s.ss ss Sss % fsmsss ss .'s
FsIs ohureS. ys. Room los. ssutnsrn Ry. :
GOVERNMENT CLERK: RETIRED, DE-
., sires 70 sail equity: $50; balance S4o p,
ride; one fsrs. Address Boz 27o-L, Star once.
By 0wNEH-M6DERN BUNGALOW. FIVE
tricity. water. sewer: lot 4bx125 to alley
grapevines; terms; one car faro. s7l2 North
35th st.. Mt. Rainier. -
COUNTRY PLACE OF GREAT NATURAL
beauty-5 acres, woodland and stream,i one
min. to cars. Is min. to Treasury: house. {
rms and bath; mod convsniences, exceptional.
exclusive, artistic, Pr, I'll ,4O0; cash. -, 400.
Owner, Address Box 323.L. Star office.
CLARENDON, vA-No. I WALNUT ST.
6 rooms, reception hall and complete bath
electricity; strictly modern: good d-sized lot;
y block from car and boulevard. Call Co
lumbia SOFT.
ROCKVILLE, MD.-0-R0OM HOUSE; BATH.
heat, heat. llghts sSG acres; rich soil; near car;
II acres, broom house; poultry or trucking
farm b.,ssin; $500 i%%:ass Rnrs9,is RHs'e':'on'
ATTRACTIVE HOME, H0CKvfEXH, ND.-a
rooms, all modern Improvements; large lava.
shade, garden. fruit. Add'sss Z. W. g.
OWNER Will BACHiFICb HOME; SEvEN
rooms. Eas. slee.: garage for Two cars.
FRED BETz. Park Lane. Va.
A BARGAIN = IDEAL FOCR-H0OM BUN.
gs!ow. hen house. fruit and small lot; more
land available. r. MITCHELL, Allegheny st..
Takoma Park.
2 BUNGALOWS FOR RENT-FURNIsHED:
modern; garage. Cottage City, Nd. Call Hy.
LOVELY HOME AT DUNN LORING. VA.
close to electric; 6 Ane rooms, closets. pantry.
cellar. porch lOx48 IT.. force pump; house al
screened and IN finest condition: nice barn and
chicken houses; nearly 100 fruit trees. straw
berries: raspbeFries. bieckbsrries; IL acres
land; place all fenced; Immediate possession
~ cH1s. n. MORAN, Msrriaeld. Va.
Phone y. Church 6l-F-2I
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WANTED

WANT 70 RENT FARM WITHIN 20 MILES
Of city; win buy II satisfactory or will ex-
change suburban home. Address Box 46.M.
/ WANT TO BUT FOR CASH FARM OF
about lB0 acres, within twenty-6ve miles Of
WashinSton. preferably In Virginia: price not
to sxceed Sl6. 900; must bs on geod road: live
oAes.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

1856 ACRES, 65 CLEAR. 90 TIMBER: HOUSE,
barn, stable, sheds and outer buildings. two
springs and wells. Price, 200. Talk busi-
ness quick II you want bargain. Inquire
0c6 5th 1T. NV. no.
20 ACRES. GOOD HOUSE AND OUTBUIID-
ings. on Richmond " ashington highway. half
mile from Lorton Station, Va; q bargain. Ad-
dress JOHN N. PLAsKETT. Lorton. Va. -
In Prince Georges county, Nd, about 10 min.
utss' ride from the Capitol. Land level and
an excellent quality Of soil for gardening:
fruit growing and chicken raising. Any of
these tracts win support you. An unusual op-
portunity to secure a home. Only 500 per
acre. Terms arranged to suit purchaser.
Prather~ & Robinson,
514-l5-l6 Bond Building,
1Ath aad New York ave. Main 442.
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FORT MYER HEIGHTS, vA-s ROOMS.
reception hall and bath; ami; lot 70 feet
front: fruit, grapes. For particulars, phone
OWNER, Clarendon o44-J-l.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

PROVEN!
You CAN have your PIE
and EAT it TOO!
Money invested in
Merrill Efficiency Apartments
is SECURE AND PAYS!
Every 500 Invested bears 6%.
Buys a LIFE INTEREST
In a
Merrill System Apartment Bldg,
and -
The ENTIRE PRINCIPAL is
RETURNED!
$40 starts you on the road to
PROSPERITY
Interest begins Day of
Investment.
Balance in monthly payments.
Call Columbia 5538 NOW.
D. L. STIEF,
1341 Monroe St. NV.
4 REAL INVESTMENT
PROPOSITION
; FOR SALE.
1,443 acres Virginia timbersd land, Just 81
miles from Warrington, miles from the
Southern Railway and 10 miles from the R..
y. 4 p. road. This tract OF land has not had
Q foot Of timber cut from IL In the past eight
years and. At that time. . very conservative
eslimats Of the msrchantabls timber was o.
2,0o0, 900 feat saWabls pine and sah. .
10. 900 rail cross ties.
5000 cords pulp WOOD.
5000 feet Of walnut.
There - nely ten acFss q cisassd land,
which 10 mostly IN orchard Of 1ns fruit trees.
It has Q good six.roon house, With water,
bath 1xturss. etc.. several outbuildings and 4
We hsvs the exclusive sale Of this property
and II must b sold At once fer reasons which
win be explained II necessary.
Arrangements can b. made to shsW this
prcpsrty within twenty -four hours notice 90
IL you are looking for . REAL lNvBSTMENT I
this 10 your opportunity. Price only 1S7,6o0.
In addition to an investment II would be
ideal for . club and hunting reservation, as 1t
has abundance Of quail. phsasants, turkeys.
rabbits and other game % It,.
For further information call, write or sse
". Biseos. phone Main s5ss. Soa-sos Star
s'Isi! District REALTY CO.,
U2-303 STAR BLDG.
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@Acre Florida Farm, With

100 Orange Trees, Team,
IA goats. vehicles, tools: profitable and pleas.
and market town; rich black loan soil pas
ture woodland; 100 orange trees. other fruit;
comfortable 5-room house. barn. poultry house.
Easy terms Details page 76 Illus. Cataiog
1900 bargains. Free. sTROUT FARM
AGENCY. 1910 H.k.. Graham bldg. Jack
aooVflla Fla
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r. J. WALsHD, INC.
ll07 Eye 81. NV.

WHY NOT AVAIL YouRsHLS Of
the maay advantasss ~ offer IN SELL
Ing o. trading your property Qutcklyf
We have large listing Of desirable
property tn and outside Of District.
State What you have and what you
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main tSs7. 143S = st.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
WANTED-TO RENT

SIX ROOMS. MODERN: NEAR SUBURBS:
Phone North 64S4-W.
BY FAMILY OF ADULTS-6 OR 7-R0OM
uufurnished house or broom Ink. apartment; ;
in northwest or near Lincoln Park; state all
particulars In reply. Address Boz 11S-A. star
office.
WANTEDITO RENT NODDED DETACHED
Furnished house: must b. we'll furnished have
three or four bedrooms, nice bath, garage and
all modern improvements: northwest location,
Cleveland Park or Chevy Ohase preferred. Ad-
dress Rox 222.L. Star office.
FURNISHED COTTAGE NORTHWEsT RY
references. Address R9x 49-M. star ONCE
SIX TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE UNFURSIsH-
ed about May IS: no children; references.
Phone Franklin 1881.
REFINED LADY and daughter would Ike TO
care for some ones home or apartment while
away for summer. Call Columbia 74se-W.
Best Of references.
July, six months or longer, bungalow or cot
tage, four to six rooms; modern; vicinity Cleye-
land Park, Chevy Chase near suburbs in this
direction, references: furnish details complete
in first communication. Address Box 9a.K.
Star ONCE.
BEFORE AUGUST-SMILE HOUSE, NV;
responsible couple: no children; can advance
VI rent: best care. 3l6l sta. D. 2. o.
RENT OR BUY HOUSE OF SIX OR MORE
rooms. unfurnished; must have h.-w.h.. eiec-
tricity, large yard. preferably garage; rea-
OR 8 ROOM, UNFUR. HOUSE, CITY OR
suburb; not later than May 16; reasonable. Ad-
dress Box COL, Star office.
SMALL REFINED FAMILY OF ADULTS
to care for during the summer. Phone North
5511 S0s
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Splendid, suburban home, 10
acres; thoroughly developed
landscape garden; high eleva-
ton, commanding extensive
views.
Located abeut stx milss from the q. ..
Treasury; convenient to steam and electric
cars: near dne naesdam rad; colonial csntsr::
hail gps dwelling; 10 delightful reons and .
baths; hot-Watsf heat, electric lights. Gas.
fully laid cot: law.s, tsnsis court. ecwsrs.
eAEuboeYy, raps ssbess, Ane trees; kitchen
Ssss.: ssS :sn:
fof comfort and ceAvsnienes. % minutes q
Treasury BY trolley and - minutss By aut4
Illustrated descriptive circular On rsQusSG ~
drsss Rsx lE.C. 9ta. elees:
Evening star., 1922-04-30
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY IN MOD
ern downtown apartment building: subject to
one trust and renting for $l2. 600 per year.
for clear farm acreage suitable for subdivision
or clear lots. What have you to offer?
Address Bog 55-M. Star ONCE. -
WANT-FARM OR RANCH FOR MODERN
Chicago income property: valued from SIS. 900
to $S00.0O0: with net income from 50, 900 to
$1O0,O per year. Also business blocks up TO
5000. .O66. We recommend these buildings to
S. La Sale. Chicago.
EXCHANGES IN EVERY STATE MATCH
everything, anywhere: 50-word listing Of yours,
with copy, 81. Deal direct. NATIONAL REAL
TY EXCHANGE BULLETIN, Red Wing. MINI.
WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Unusual home in the suburbs 20 min. from
Treasury; a beautiful detached home, IL
rooms. baths, real freplaces. open stairs
and hardwood throughout: finest colonial porch
es; 2-car garage; all modern improvements;
1 acre OF lawn. garden. shade. shrubs and fn-
est fruit trees; high elevation and wonderful
surroundings. 'Shadylawn." For inspection
call Ciev. 7l6-W. 3Os
Evening star., 1922-04-30
FOR RENT-H0UsES

iy8 VERMONT AVE N.W-TiR5F IND
second noors Of 10-room house; central loea-
tion; very reasonable.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN
clud!ng silver, linen, gas, electricity, phone
and cooking utensils. from May 1 to Nov. I.
all for $S5 Q month. 632 @ ct. NE. Open for
inspection from to Sunday. -
BUNGALOW FOR RENT, FURNIsHEb-
2501 Hamlin st, NE; corner house; rooms,
slepIng porch: all modern IMPROVEMENTS; ex.
cellently furnished; must be seen to be apprs-
ciated; references required
HOUSE, OR PART OF HOUSE: WELL FUR
niahsdy plumbing, electricity, furnace, garage,
garden. fruit trees. Seen Sunday, Rockville
S. Cars stop at door. Phone Rockville sew.
DETACHED RESIDENCE: FURNISHED;
Woedl1y read near cathedral; large grounds;
hevpfl, fFuit..t Phone Cleveland lOl5-J.
Z ROOMS; ANIL; POSSESSION MAY /. 40
naDdolph gt. nv.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

WHAT rs WORTH HAVING ts
worth striving for. and II you should
be interested In q home of your own
design, We Lave many lots, from $3.50
to $4,000. all clesr.on easy payment
plan. Secure lot now-wili enhance
In value-and build later.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Asin 45s7. 1923 r ct,
Evening star., 1922-04-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

WE HAVE MONEY FOR FIRST TRUST
loans on District property. improved. shoult
bs glad to have you consult Us. Can lend fol
building on q conservative basis.
LOUIS p. sHOEMAkER,
l467 New York ave. NV: Main 1166
SECOND TRUST NOTES BOUGHT Ant
first trusts placed promptly by G. B. LIKENg
1874 G at. NV. Main b057.