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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Mrs. nrynnt Dies s,,,dc,i~

HEDEIlCkSBURG. VA. March
25.-Mrs. Mallie Bryant died sudden
~ at her home in Stafford County
SIN" complained OF a choking scnsa-
ton and. in less than five minutes.
was dead. Mrs. Bryant mad. her home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

ltEATiiSNILLE. VA, March 25.-
Mrs. Alice Jane Obier died suddenly
at the home OF her son near Hyn-
cinth, Saturday. aged - years. She
leaves ono son and FIVE daughters.
Burial at Henderson NJ. r. Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Lloyd George to Return monday

LONDON. March 25.-Prime Minis
ter Lloyd George is expected to re-
turn Monday from Criccicth, where
he has been enjoying a brief vacu
ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

cemetery. y large circle OF r-tctivos
ana friends mourn the loss of this
much beloved woman. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
r. OODSTOCk TO HAVE
NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH
lite ON Muhlcnhurg street rurrhnsrd.
Present Structure To" Clos" To
KuiiNnN NtntInn.

WOODSTOCK w. March 2j.-Ths
'..-'c.a Of The Woodstock Christian
church have purchased lot On Muh
l,nDurg street. !y!lg between Bow
MINUS department sturc aud the resi-
d-urc OF Mayor BAILEY. formerly
Known as tn" hotel lot. ana a church
".ll he butt upon IL n tho near fu'
iIrc. The present church OF th!s de
domination Is Inadequate FOR the CON
Rrrgat!ou and 'hc present site near
the Southern halfway Is unsuitable
The location FOR the proposed house
~ worship js ON. Of the best In the
town and tn" building VIII do much
l." improve that section. Just across
the street from the site the govern
m"nt has acquired tn" bird property
and II VIII be tho location OF the Fed
cral building when erected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Georgin uond I,inancc. Chr rurchn.e

WASlIINGTON. M;.rch 25.-Au-
thority was granted by the Inter
state Commerce Commission today TO
The Central OF Georgia Railroad to
assume liability for payment OF the
interest and principal of SdGo.00O in
equipment trust certificates. With
the funds the road proposes 10 buy
400 steel freight cars, costing II total
Of $4,000. paying the balance Of tho
purchase price from other funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
List of Stewards.

The following are the stewards:
Il. \. Bowles, y. B. Bradsi.r. Wavcr-
- Branch. 6. VI. Bristcr. J.. -. Du,-
row. &. l.. Guthrie. j. II. Jones. \.
l.. Lewis. W. NJ. Lewis. ". c. Ma
lone. W. H. Muse. W. y. Runin. J.
w. Scoggln. g. H. .stccr". rorrcs:
W. Tucker. w. r Turner. j. O. webb.
X, I. Wilson, Or. +. j. Wright. -. &.
wright, III. T.. Wright J. j.: Young
The singing AZ this church is con-
s!dered among the best ia the CITY
ana the choir Is under the direction
of Mrs. cheslcv Martin The mem.
h"rS OF tn" quarter are. soprano. Mrs
| Ihcs!ey Martin; tenor. DIN Rogers.
contralto. Mrs. g. &. Wright; bassc.
i; Little Maycs. other members az
he choir are. sopranos, Mrs. John
- Tucker. Miss Mary Taylor, Miss
Ethc! Stecrc. Mrs. r. l.. Mayes. Mrs
| VI. S. Brent, Miss Nellie Spooncr and
| Mrs. IL. II. Bell: altos. Mrs. A. l..
Lewis, Mrs. G. 7. Hanks and Mrs. W
| II Brown: tcnors William Clayto,
and John Shackleford: haSsos. G.. g
| Wright. 6. l.. Guthrie. J.. y. I.mfsc>
ana ". l.. kirkham. Mrs. Howard
| Wright is III" violiuist and Miss Vir.
| glnio Meade Wake is tho organis,.
Tho presiding elder is Rev. w. II
Edwards, j.. l.. Arthur Bradshcd {.
superintendent Of sunday school. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

i'anl Il. Webb: assistant secretary. c.
Il. Scott. Jr. treasurer. G. J.. Guthrie.
assistant treasurer. ". G.. Malone;
bookkccpcrs, ]. Il. Young. W q. Ma
lone: finance committee. g. &. Wright
chairman. &. l.. Guthrie. &. NJ Bris-
ter. X. L. wilson: committee on pub
lie worship, Forrest W. Tucker.
chairman. w. u. Lewis. W. L. Tur-
ncr: committee on music. H. L.:
Wright chairman. g. l.. Guthrie. c..
6. wright: committee on repairs.
"arerly Branch. chairman. \. l..
Lewis, G. II. Steerc. committee on
sexton. heat and light. g. \. Bowles.
chairman. Mrs. Forrest W. Tucker.
Mrs. "A. l.. Lewis. committee on the
poor. Rev. l.. r. Merritt. chairman.
w. NJ Lewis. J. - Webb. committee
on church notices. w H. Muse.
chairman. Forrest w Tucker. Il. y.
Wilson. y. Il. Bradshcr: committee
on collectors. y. l.. Lewis. chairman.
.. NJ Bristcr. l.. -. Dutrow. J. H.
Jones. W. y. Ruhiu. J. .. Webb. DIR.
r. j. Wright. J. ". Sccggin; com
initiee on ushcrs. T.. y. door. chair
man; reception committee. w. NJ
Lewis. chairman, J. .. Webb. a. /.
Lewis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

head and buried her face in the
pillow, trembling now in overwhelm-
ing realization of what she had en-
dured for the sake of two cakes Of
sugar-milk chocolate hidden under a
bush in the forest.
For a long while the girl lay there
the feverish flush of tears on her
partly hidden face, her nervous
hands tremulous. restless. now seek
ing his. convulsively. now striving TO
escape his clasp-eloquent, uncertain
/ little hands that seemed to tell SO
much and yet were telling him moth
ing he could understand.
Eve. dear he said "are you in
pain? What is it that has hap
pened TO you? 1 thought you were
ali right You seemed all right"
Il am" she said in a smothered
voice. You'll stay here with me,
won't ,you?''
"Of course I will. It's just the
reaction. It's all over. You're re-
Taxing That's ALL dear. You're safe.
Nothing can harm VOC now"
Please don't leave me-"
After "a moment: L won't leave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
The The FLAMING JEWEL

! killed you How can you forgive
me2"
How can you forgive me. Eve"
She turned her head: Il do
Entirely"
Yes"
He saba slight emotion notice
able in his voice: Wen. I forgave
YOU before the darned gun exploded
in our hands"
How could you?' she protested.
Il was thinking all the while that
YOU were acting as I'd have acted if
anything threatened my father"
Were you thinking of that2'
"Yes-and also how to get hold of
you before you shot me-" lie began
to laugh
After a moment she turned her
head TO look at him and her smile
gllmmered, responsible 10 his amuse-
ment But she sn1vered slightly,
too.
How about that egg" he in
quired.
Il can get up
Better keep off your feet. What
is there in the pantry? You must
be starved
Il could eat a little before supper
time" she admitted. Il forgot to
take my lunch with me this morn
ing. 1t is still there in the pantry
on the bread box, wrapped up in
brown paper, just as I left it.
She half rose in bed. supported in
one arm, her curly wn-gOld hair
framing her face:
Two cakes of sugar-milk chOco-
late i'm flat brown packet tied with
string" she explained. smiling at
his amusement
So he went down 10 the pantry
and discovered the parcel on the
bread box where she had left it that
morning before starting for the
cache on owl Marsh.
He brought it to her, placed both
pillows upright behind her. stepped
back gaily TO admire the effect Eve
with her parcel in her hands.
laughed shyly at his comedy.
Begin on your chocolate" he said.
I'm going back 10 fix you some
bread and butter anu cup of tea.
When again he had disappeared
the girl. still smiling. began TO unite
her packet hurriedly. slowly loosen
, ing string and wrapping
Her attention was not fixed on
what her slender fingers were about
She drew from the parcel a flat
morocco case with a coat Of arms
and crest stamped on it in gold.
black and scarlet.
For a few moments she stared at
the object stupidity. The next mo-
ment she heard Stormont's spurred
tread on the stairs: and she thrust
the morocco case and the wrapping
under the pillows behind her
she looked up at him IN a dazed
way when he came in with the tea
and bread. He set the tin tray on
her bureau and came over TO the
bedside
Eve" he said. you look very
white and H. Have YOU been hurt
somwhere. and haven't you admitted
ito"
She seemed unable 10 speak. and
he took both her hands and looked
anNously into tho lovely. palEd
features.
After a moment she turned her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
keep LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy IF You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret OF keeping young ls 90
feel youns-to do this YOU must
watch your liver and bowels
there's no need OF having a s8liow
compIexlou-dark rings under your
eyes-plmples-a bilious look .n
your f3ce-dull eyes with no sparkle.
Your doctor VIII tell you ninety
per cent OF all sickness comes from
inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. a weii-known ply
stefan in ONO. perfected a vegetable
compound mixed win olive oil 90
act on the liver and bowels which
he gave TO his patients for years.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel are gentle in
their action yet always effective.
They bring about that natural buoy
ancy which all should enjoy by tom
ing up the liver and clearing the sys-
tenn of impurities.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color I5c and
soc Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Knit Underwear
Fall and Winter Weights

Women's Union Suits,
light heeced. low neck and
no sleeves, low neck and
short sleeves and high neck
and long sleeves, all sizes.
Special ........ .Sl.W
Part wool and silk and
wool Union Suits Tin the
three styles above) all sizes
at. SITS, $3.50 and $3.95
Women heavy weight,
knee length Union Suits IN
cotton and wool, and silk
and wool, bodice and built
up shoulders. all sizes at
$1.25 to ....... SZ.|5
Outing Flannel Gowns,
plain white and pink and
blue stripes. in regular and
extra sizes. at SIPS, $1.50
and 9I.SS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

you. L wish I might never
leave you"
IN the tense silence that followed
her trembling ceased. Then his
heart. heavy. irregular. began beat
ing so that the startled pulses in her
body awoke. wildly responsive.
Deep emotions. new. unfamiliar
were stirring. awaking. confusing
them both. In a sudden instinct 20
escape. she turned and partly rose
on one elbow. gazing blindly about
her out OF tear-marred eyes.
Il want my room 10 myself" she
murmured in a breathless sort OF
way - want you 70 go out
please
A boyish flush burnt his face He
got up slowly. took his rifle from the
corner. went out. closing the door
and seated himself on the stairs.
And there. on guard sat Trooper
Stormont. rigid. unstirring hour
after hour. facing the first great pas
sion Of his life. and stunned by the
impact OF its swift and unexpected
blow.
In her chamber, on the beds edge
sat Eve Strayer. her deep eyes fixed
on space. Vague emotions. exquisite
ly recurrent. new born. possessed
her. The whole world. too. all
around her seemed to have become
misty apd golden and all pulsating
with a faint. still rhythm that indie
finally thrilled her pulses 10 re-
Spouse.
Passion, full-armed. springs flam-
ing from the heart of man. Woman
IS slow 20 burn. And il was the deli
cate phantom OF passion that Eve
gazed upon. there in her implanted
chamber. her sun-tanned fingers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Kun THAT CTNCHED WORLD
SERIES

When +. Neusel OF the Giants slid
into the plate safely i'm TIE eighth
inning OF the last gone OF the world
series he scored what proved 90 BE
the run that settled the game IN
favor OF the @ ants. Ability 10 move
about swiftly counts just as much
in other games OF life. and rheumat-
ic sufferers know TIE distress OF not
being able 10 keep up with their
fellows A new prescription, Ian
don's 1908. has done and is doing
much 10 relieve such sufferers. Put
up for each Individual case. this is
not a patent medicine. and a trial
viii convince you of its lasting oere-
FITS. Priced $500 a bottle. it IS for
sale in Mishawaka at the Red Cross
Pharmacy and in South Bend ar the
Central Drug Store. American Drug
Store and Landons 5. cor, Wayne and
Michigan SITS. Call or write.
-Adv.-oSS-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

Experiments have been conducted
at this new station. los which il is
expected revolutionary changes viii
be made in the transmission and re-
ception Of radio messages. All are
directed toward the elimination of
time over large distances
The most notable series of expert
ments still going on lies in She de-
velopment Of duplex service" in
which receiving and transmission are
carried on simultaneously. This has
already been accomplished and there
is only the development of efficiency
and details before the system can
be put into practice.
Use of an earth screen system OF
wires has also been tie subject of ex-
periments considered Of high scien-
tific value.
As part Of the worldwide wireless
chain planned by Great Britain, the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

Laprairie station is considered an
important link. Every detail OF its
construction is a top-notch product
in the series Of radio advancement.
The aerials are strung between
two towers 500 fee high and 600
feet apart. There is six-wire
transmitting aerial besides a receiv-
ing antenna. TWO more transmitting
aeridls and apparatus are contem-
plated on the same size. The earth
screen ob1iates the necessity Of aav
ground connection.
The transmitting equipment con:
sists of eight oscillaung tables OF
three kilowatts each and six rectify-
ing tubes. Messages are sent out at
"a 3OOO-meter wave length, on con-
tinuOus waves. and do not interfere
with the sending or reception of or
binary broadcasting programs in the
vicinity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
BABY CARRIAGES-RE AND
FIBER

Finest buggies 10 be found New
styles and latest colorings. Many
fun corduroy trimmed. All new
features Mothers, come here first
and see what a difference low rent
and cash basis makes in the price
Of your carriages. Save 80 10 80
percent. The Reed Shop. PIG South
ST. Joe ST. Phone Lincoln 2274
2SS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

linked listlessly In her lap. her little
feet like bruised white flowers
dropping above the floor.
Hour after hour she sat there
dreaming. staring at the tinted ghost
OF Eros rose-hued, near-smIing. un-
real impalpable as the dusty sun
beam that slanted frim her window.
gliding the boarded floor.
Three spectres gliding near,
paused 70 gaze az state Trooper Stor-
mont, on guard by the stairs. Then
they looked At the closed door OF
Ewes chamber.
Then the three spectres. Fate.
Chance and Destiny. Whispering to-
gether. passed on toward the depths
OF the sunset forest
Continued in Our Monday Issue)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
COrSetS
That Give Lasting
Satisfaction

The kind of Corsets wom-
en- take great pride in wear
ing is the kind we sell. We
recommend Bon Ton, Royal
Worcester, Thomson's Glove
Fitting and P. N. Practical
Front Corsets. We also
carry a line of corsets made
for us that give satisfaction
and they are very low priced.
We carry in stock corsets
ranging in price from $1.o0
TO . $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
By NEA service.

i3y NIA Service.
MONTREAL Can oct. Il. -
Completion OF the new Marconi
wireless station a Laprairie. near
here. Is expected 90 reduce the time
between England and It's farthcst
colony Australia. 90 a matter of only
q few minutes
By means OF this and other SINH
lar stations messages viii be flashed
from London 90 sydney faster than
they have ever been sent. They viii
leave London on an air route Of
some 5000 miles and viii be relay
Cd automatically through stations at
14ouisburg. ~ s.. Laprairie, WinnI-
peg and Vancouver. TO their desrina-
ton in sydney. Perhaps. with the
further developmen iu the efficiency
Of radio. some Of these stations will
be eliminated in the span Of space
between London and sydney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
GENUINE THRIFT APPEAL.
All Wool jersey
Coat Sweaters

Here IS ar exceptionally
attractive, warm, comfort
able Coat Sweater for cool
mornings and evenings. All
Wool Jersey Coat Sweaters
with tuxedo front, tucked
back and 2 large pockets,
button trimmed. in navy and
black. They are very smart.
Sizes up to a at $3.50
Sizes up to so at $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Mems Underwear
Fall and Winter Weights

Mems balbriggan Union
Suits, extra quality. a very
special value at -. .$1.00
Mems light heeced bal
briggan Union Suits. excel
lent quality. suit -. .$1.75
Mems gray ribbed, part
wool Union Suits, special,
suit S2.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
The
REGN HERE TODAY

For the second time. Love made
1ts appearance in the whirlpool Of
passions that surrounded the Flam-
ing Jewel that priceless gem, stolen
first from the
COUNTESS OF ESTHONIA by the
great international thief
QUINTANA. and stolen from Quin-
tana by
NIKE CLINCH
1t was love of the now beggared
countess that made
JAMES DARRAGH swear to restore
the jewel TO her. He traced it to
Clinch's disreputable hotel in the
Adirondacks. where he worked
under the name of Hal smith.
Now love was appearing i'm the
life OF beautiful
1--WE STRAYER Clinch's step
daughter and the one influence
for good i'm CHnch's crime-stained
career. Eve. captured by Quin-
tana and threatened with torture
10 make her reveal the Flaming
Jewel. escaped from his savage
clutch and was brought to camp
by
STATE TROOPER STORMONT.
Stormont stood guard while
Clincn and his gang went into
the night 70 wipe out Quintana' s
gang and with them
KLOON. the rum-runner. and
LEVERETT. the trap-thief. who had
escaped with the jewel packet
when il slipped from Eve as she
was being carried into the camp
after her escape.
Go ON With the story
CHAPTER y
In the hot. uncomfortable silence,
neither spoke Trooper Stormont
seated himself after a while And,
after a while. Eve turned on her pill
low part way toward him.
Somehow they both understood
that IL was friendship which had
Fubtly filed the interval that sep-
grated them since that amazing day.
i've often thought of you." he
Faid-as though they had been dis
GUESSING his absence.
No hour OF the waking day that
she had not thought of him. But
she did not say SO now. After a
little while.
rs yours a lonely ufe2" she asked
in a low voice.
sometimes But I love the for
est"
Sometimes" she said "the forest
seems like a trap that can't
escape Sometimes I hate it,
Are YOU lonely Eve?
"As YOU are You see I know
what the outside world is. / miss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
CLEIs AND GoETz. JEwELERs

10 r. jefferson Blvd. Get our
prices before you buy Watches.
Clocks and Jeweiry promptly re-
paired -Adv-2SS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Mems Neckwear
50c-75c value 35C

We are closing out a lot
of Mems Silk Neckwear in
stripes. floral patterns and
plain black. The kind you
pay SOC and 75c for at 35c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

TRANSMITTING EQUIPMENT
OF THE IlAPEATEIE STATION
AND MAP SHOWING ITS PART is
THE 16.CO0-MILE RADIO LINE
BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUS
TRALIA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Just Arrived
Dainty Frocks
For Miss 8 to Ia

These new fall dresses for
the younger girls are indeed
very pretty. Many of them
are made just like mother 3.
same materials and all. The
materials are Wool Serge.
Jersey, Canton Crepe, Wool
Crepe, Velvet and Tafeta,
in brown, navy, rust, henna
and copen blue. Very dainty
modes with pleated panels.
ribbon girdles with rosettes.
some hand embroidered,
priced at
S4.95 $7.95, $685., SIS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
is clearing up that eczema

That's the P0fnfI The moment
Resinol touches an itching, burning
SKIN the suffering usually stops.
A few days persistent treatment rarely
fails 70 clear away the Inflammation
and soreness and finally restores the
skin TO its natural healthy condition.
Resinol Soap and Resinol Shaving Sick
contain the same soothing properties and arc
used BY discriminating men who hike theis gen
srous. cleansing lalher ard wholesome RssinOl
fragrance.
n al dyzxgifts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
New Fall Dresses
Special S21.75

These new dresses very attractive, both in style
and value. There smart models Of Canton Crepe,
Charneuse Satin and Poiret wills draped. bloused and
long waist effects with pleated side panels navy brown
and black braid and bead trimmed
Evening star., 1922-09-12

SELECTED LIST NORTHWEST OFFERINGS:
S17 o5O-Longfellow Near 10th St. - .. ,
s'y E e. s s. lot a" sse: d s iss s'' "s" ''' e"''''
s22 5OQ-Excelent Street West of 10TH
5 LIGHT sss s e s terms IL vs @
Slo5O0-Buchanan Near 14th ST
b, brct;h hwh. 2car garage TERMS
s18 5O0-Upton St. Near Connecticut Ave.
sss e n.ns e en:s :" Lectures. ssa s: ''e ~ "
S12 5OO-New Hampshire Ave. Near Grant Circle
as aS e1sa .ssa afi Ssss :a: s.as Close
S11 75o-Near Walter Reed Hospital.
pe.eh; and h"h" cleo; hne
S8o5O-7OO Block Varnum ST.
Ooossh; tile b. brick hwh ee sleeping po0' many 0'ne ea'
s126O0-Near Park Entrance-Beautiful Section
modern; 2xi20 Mra" terms
S18 5OO-Lamont St. West of 18th St.
ssSss s' s9 n's 'S D. '
S1275O-Near 18th and Kenyon SITS.
.ss esssi sioa,s "s s,S s.aGs; Best buy % & '''
$2oOOO-lo1 Eye St. NV.
sss ] sts ns! . Il. % si: h;: ss s
$o7oo-l2oo Block Shepherd ST. NV.
hardwood h0s and trim Fine condition Terms
$lO 5O0-23OO Block First St. NV
~ sr, b, brick; good condition; TERMS
S8OOO-Near North Capitol and Eye SITS. NV.
r b. brick; lot 1880;
S65OO-6OO Block Columbia Road
$1,000 cash. r, b. brick; good lot to 2of ahey s..se
s24OOO-Mass Ave Near Thomas Crce-Four Family Flat
e ,sn a . 3 s.sse s.ss into s.ss % as.s @ E'ss " ~ ~ shows excellent
g as san, lsn1 - n1a ss ss;.: .a1
ALLANE. WALKER & co. INC
s813 18th ST. NV. .s ss..s.s. !. Main 243o
Evening star., 1922-09-12
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Homes and modern, that be bought small cash
payment; and bath front and porches butn
basement heat electric lights hardwood floors
and trim. Price, $3.50. 42-4
CHEVY CHASE d. C. PETWORTH.
q In
cmpete
fully yappint throusout nshed in
Price Sls7JO II
SAUL'S ADDITION.
home, completely detached large lot; eight
rooms porches and hardwood floors
heat electric lights garage Price Soo basis
81 900 cash. 1874
PARK VIEW NORTHEAST.
and
Jnajned = like rent e.
McKEEVER & GOSS
I4I5 Eye St. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1922-09-12
Near Lincoln Park

Near Lincoln Park.
500 cash and S45 monthly buys beautiful
Groom home just being finished Tiled
b4th h.-w heat, cement cellar. You will
have 10 act quick.
Columbia Heights Corner.
On 18th ST. near Monroe: 2-story brick. G
rooms bath: elect. lgnt. INV. heat: parquet
floors; garage space. Price only $500
Kilbourne St. Near 18TH.
Splend;dly built, 10 rooms. tiled bath. h.-w.
heat. gas. elect. light: large lot. room for
garage. This is only the price of 6-room
house, S1l 800.
Near Washington Circle.
81. .OOG-3-story brick: . rooms. bath: INV.
heat, gas. elect light: excellent for room rent
ing: garage space.
,.o. DAVID f
Evening star., 1922-09-12
OWN YOUR HOME.

$.95o-Near Capitol.
Fine 3-story brick. arranged into 2 ai,r
ments % bathsl: hot-water heat. Good orrf.
tunity 10 purchase house that will ray T..
itself
Near Capitol-S6.S5o.
lust on Maryland ave. 3-story brick uf |
rooms and bath and in good condition tbs .
good buy for this location and should o.
seen.
Special! $1,000.
Beautiful corner on Columbia Height.
colonial style home Of rooms bath elpr,
light. sleeping porch. cellar; rear alley: room
for garage. TERMS.
North Capitol St.-S6, 500.
First commercial zone. o-story, s rooms
bath: cement cellar; furnace: large yarl:
double,deck rear porch; room for garage
BARRY,