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Possibly join you myself He had
never expected his excellency the
Commissioners Of Police to resist
the temptation of being in at the
death. .2s4 4
He jerked up his head.
Somebody, had blundered into
rope, tripped over it and apparent
ly utilized it to assist him to his
feet again, for the tent swayed as
if in the throes of an earthquake.
The shocked was followed by a
somewhat colored dissertation on
tents in general and tent-ropes in
particular.
who's that?" demanded PEN
nington sharply.
The swearing ceased and pres
emily low chuckle broke upon his
ears.
Pennington, or Pm confound-
ed liar!I'll give you three guesses."
Don't need 'em, old son. If any
body were to ask me who was the
latest, ugliest, clumsiest district.
officer in the whole of Borneo, I'd
promptly reply"
mot Dawson--if you're really
the little gentleman / take you to
be. Lord, Penn, its a devil of a
nightw
The affable Dawson squeezed his
great form into the one place that
offered cover from the deluge
without and lowered himself on to
the spot Clay had vacated.
Not bad - for you," said the
man with the Chinese eyes, fishing
out third glass. "Three minutes
after the runner. I've just replied
to the message announcing your de-
parture."
The red face of the newcomer
BECAME suddenly serious.
'The dickens you have! Hewitt
dispatched it six hours before |
left. The blighter's been messing
about the way"
"Got a thorn in foot or some
thing. You look cold"
Gold! I'm soaked to the skin!
I've been in the immediate vicinity
of this camouflaged howell for the
best part of the night, walking in
circles and challenged at regular
intervals. l had a deuce of job
persuading one teller l wasn't the
notorious Ghai-Hung himself.'
Shows they're doing their work
thoroughly. You'd better take
few grains Of quinine and some
thing neat to help it down. Clays'
turned up by the bye"
That's all right. I met him in
Jesselton the day after he landed
Pretty good man, l should think
he stripped off his tunic and,
cody appropriating a blanket from
n"nningtcn's bed, wrapped it round
him. j % ~ So
Bennington pushed over a small
bottle of tablets and tnmbler.
"Where do you intend sleeping?"
Here" t a ho
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TjIHR


Farmers should be able to raise
hogs and cure the meat at home for
much less than the cost of purchas-
ed meat. Enough meat for home
consumption should always be
cured. Where a trade can be es-
tabished for country-cured meats IT
is advisable to take advantage OF
the profits to be had and cure adj
ditional meat in connection with
that needed for home consump~
ton.
The first essestiar in curing pork
is to make sure that the carcass is
thoroughly cooled. The ideal tenn
erature for meat curing is about
SO degrees Fahrenheit. Meat
should not be allowed to freeze
either before or during the process
of curing.
There are two methods of curing
pork-the dry cure and the sweet
pickle or brine cure. The dry cure
is more generally used, as it is
simpler and requires less handling
Of the meat. The brine cure is
very satisfactory, however, if the
temperature can be regulated or
kept from running up during the
curing period. A temperature
ranging above SO degrees Fahren.
heit retards the curing and there
is danger of the meat spelling. In
curing meat by either method it is
advisable to rub the surface of the
meat with fine salt and allow it to
drain, flesh side down, for 8 or 10
hours before the real curing process
is started.
If the dry-curing method is to
be used the following mixture is
needed. For each 100 lbs. of meat
use 8 lbs. Of salt, PIP lbs. mo-
lasses or syrup (warmed slightly g.,
2 ozs. black pepper and 2 ozs. red
pepper. Mix the ingredients well,
rub the meat thoroughly with the
mixture and pack in a barrel or
box. On the third day unpack the
meat and repack it to insure thor.
oughz contact with the cure mixture,
then allow it to, remain until the
cure is completed. Small pieces
cure more rapidly than large pieces,
therefore, it is advisable to know
the weights of the different cuts
in order to cure all pieces properly.
Allow two days in, cure for each
pound that the individual pieces of
meat weigh; for example a Is lb.
ham will require 80 days in cure
while a 10 lb. cut will require on
ly 20 days. By placing the heavy
cuts at the bottom of the barrel OF
box it will not be necessary to
move them in taking out the small
er cuts as they are cured. After
the meat is cured hang it in the
smokehouse without washing.
When meat is to be cured by the
sweet pickle or brine method the
following mixture should be prepar-
ed the day before it is to be used,
SO shat all ingredients will have
time to dissOvle. For = each 100
lbs. of meat use 9 lbs. of salt t10
lbs. if weather is warml, 21-2 lbs.
of sugar or 4 lbs. molasses or
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syrup, 2 ozs. of saltpeter, and A IL
gallons Of water This mi2tuIe
should be boiled gently for about
one hour and set aside to cool be-
fore using. Be sure that the mix
ture is cool when applied to the
meat. Place small cuts on top.
Cover with board and weight down
with stones or bricks. Do not use
iron weights as the rust would
stain the meat. Pour in the pickle
mixture making sure that it covers
the meat thoroughly. In seven
days take out all of the meat,
remove the pickle, replace the meat
in the container, weight it down,
hten cover again with the pickle.
Repeat this process every seven
days until cure is completed. Il
the pickle becomes ropy take out
all of the meat and wash it and
the container thoroughly. Make
new pickle and pack as before, Al
low four days. for curing each
pound of ham or shoulder and
three days for each pound of bacon
and smaller pieces. For example I;
Is pound ham will require 60
day in cure, while piece of bacon
weighing 10 pounds will require on
ly 30 days. When each piece of meat
has received proper cure, remove
it from the pickle and wash it in
lukewarm water. String it and
hang it in the smokehouse for
smoking.
In smoking the meat the differ
ent cuts should hang so that they
do not touch, in order to allow
smoke to circulate freely. Meat
should hang or feet above the
fire to avoid heating too much. If
smoke can be introduced from Il
fire outside of the smokehouse the
heating problem will be overcome.
Smoke gives color to meat, helps
to preserve it and adds a desirable
flavor if applied properly and with
the right kind of fuel. Hard wood,
such as green hickory or maple IS
considered best. Soft or resinous
woods are undertake, as they may
give Objectionable flavor to meat.
Corn cobs may be used, but they
deposit carbon on the meat and give
it dirty appearance. Fire should
be kept going continuously if
smoking is to be completed in one
operation. The temperature should
be held as even as possible and not
allow it to go beyond 100 degrees
Fahrenheit. A satisfactory chest
nut color may be produced in about
48 hours, but if the meet is to be
kept until aged it would be adj
visable to smoke it more slowly
and for longer time. Whenvmeat
is thoroughly smoked, open the
doors and allow the meat to- cool.
1t may be allowed to hang in the
smokehouse after the smoking, but
it would be better to wrap and
sack it, being sure that the sacks
are well tied to keep insects out.
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incest thing about winter is you
can weay a vest and keep your
shirt clean longer,
All is not coal that glistens.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-02
TELLS GIRL FRIENDS
ABOUT 1T

Miss Viola Gibson, Bowling Green,
Kentucky, writes: 81 want to say
that your medicine did me more
good than ANY medicine i eyer
took. | recommended it to my, girl
friends and they sure did find re-
lief from it," Hundreds of girls
who have used beneficial Benedicta
would willingly verify Miss Glib.
sons statements. Get a bottle OF
Benedicta from your druggist to-
day.
Rened1cza
HEALTH BUILDER
r Women
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You see autos parked all along
the country roads these nights
perhaps to save gas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
TONICO
StriChRO FGrTarS

Reconstituyente de forma ale
mana a base de hierro, arsenico
y estricnina. Recommended por
los principaIes especiaIistas Anne
ricanos, Alemanes y Franceses.
De Venta en- todas las Farmacias.
AdvSs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
SALVE A SU HJO Y CON Ell A SU PALS, CORRICIENDO SUS
DEFECTOS DE INSTRUCTION DE CARACTER
ST usted tiene un hiio ATRASl

ST tiene un hio ATRAsADo (y 10 dude porque
dos 10 estan mas nlenos EsIOPDo de NAL cARAcTER
peraci6n sucdo dandoo esta sno acuda perdida
de iempo
EScUELA PARTICULAR NAVARRO DE INSTRUCTION PRIMA-
RIA Y cOMERClO DE RIO-PlEDRAS
especial director, solo
de mlcha experenca de gran vocaci6n MO-
RALSA de tales condolences que perde
la vida que proceder NAL.
No ha un solo estudante que haya meorado,
aqueos que han sdo curados copeaente ha sdo por
fata cooperation de los padres, edco AID Hoo
Es que grad1a pocos taqugraos mecan6grafos
tenedoes bros porque tansige desapcaci6n
aa conduct pero por este nsno graduados san So
10 capaces sno estrictos cumpIidores del deber
Rico saivara mientras dude negue que la
MORAL cienca de la virtud puede dbe ensease como
demas cencias mentras los esudontes atrasados
condc esten abandonados propas debes por
active que hay scuea e andcto poderoso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
? erfumes Aristocraticos

Ell refnamiento, Ell buen gusto Ce una
persona Sc dan conocer, por los per.
fumes que usa. Un olor vulgar, en- una
bella dana, es una nota desafinada =
un hombre oliendo Iilas nos parece
r1dfculo. "Los Flaconettes' ponen al
alcance del pdblico los mas costosos per-
fumes de los magos de la qufmica a pre-
clos populares. Els preferible calidad a
csntidad. Por 81, puede I'd obtener un
pomo pequeio de los celebrates per-
fumes de "Coty'' L'Origan, Jasmin de
Corse, Paris, L'Effleurt, Rose Jacque-
minot, Ambre Antique, del fabricante
Houbigant los perfumes Ideal Quel-
cues Fleurs del famoso ''Guerlains''
las iiltimas creaciones Rue de la Paix
Champs Elysees, todos estos psrfu-
mes de actualidad en- los grandes CEN
tros de La moda, como Paris, Londres,
: New York dan a los que IL usan
nota caracteristica de buen tono de
"gente bien''.
81 Sc le difculta obtener cuaIquiera
6e estos perfumes, muy recomendables,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
Sc VENDE

O arrienda una finca rdstica, compues-
ia de catorce media cuerdas, pro-
pias para ell cultivo de cana y para
pastos, sembrada en- sus dos terceraS
parties de palmas de coco, con aqua
abundante y cercada de alambre. Di-
cha inca Sc halla radicsda en- el siti0
dsnominado "Miramar', en- Cabo RoJo,
colinda con otra de Don Antonio R~
Cabassa.
Otra, compuesta de Cuarenta Cuer-
das y Siete Cents, radicada en- ell
b&rrio de Llanos Tuna, t6rmino NUM-
c5pal de Cabo Rojo. Tiene sembradas
10 cuerdas de GAIA, nueva, con aqua
dentro y es magniica para la siembra
de cana y frutos memories. Ambas fincas
tienen casas de vivienda.
EI que las interese, dirijase al que
sUscribe, dueno de elias, quien posee
titulos de propiedad debidamente ms
critos. Apartado 154, Telefono IL, Cabo
Roio, Abri1 % de 1928.
Juan Asencio PADILLA Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
DEPARTAArENTo DEL INTERIOR
Division de AUTOMOBILES
ExAMENEs PARA oHAUFFEURs

FL Jefe de la Division de Autom6vl-
les del Gobierno saldra efectuar exa-
nlenes para chauffeurs en- la isla, con
el siguiente itinerario:
Viernes 81, 900 A. NJ, Arecibo.
viernes 27, 800 P. NJ, Aguadilla.
Sabado 2s, 900 A. M, Mayagtez.
Domingo 20, 500 A. NJ, Ponce.
Domingo 20, 800 P. M, Guayama.
Lunes 80, 300 A. M, Humacao.
Todas las personas que hayan remi-
lido sus solicitudes al Departments del
Interior, y satisfecho los derechos de
examen, podran presentarse en- los dis
tintos cuarteles de la pohcia donde Sc
vaysn efectuar examenes, a la hora
indicada en- La notification cue Sc les
remite.
Debido al POGO tempo de que dis
pone Ell examinador en- la isla para
efectuar estos examenes, Sc recomien-
da puntualidad sobre La hora a que Sc
cita, porque no podran ser admitidas
examen aquelIas personas que lleguen
tarde.
F. II. ROGERS,
Comisionado Int. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
BUsCANDo UN ADMINISTRATORS
PARA Ell HOSPITAL s'TRICoCHE"

Con motive del fallecimiento del Sc
nor Lacquer. quien desempenaba ell car
go de administrator del hospital ''Tri-
coche", eI partido socialista esta reali-
zando gestiones para nevar al mismo
cargo otro Iniembro de aquella colec-
tividad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
POCos ARGUMENToS sATIsFACEN
AL DIRECTOR WESLEY RUGGLEs

POCOS ARGUMENTOS SATISFACEN
AL DIRECTOR WESLEY RUGGLEs
Si en- Ell arte cinematografico existe
I'm director dificil de complacer, este
eS sin dispuEa Wesley Ruggles, cue AGA
ba de 1irmar un contrato de cinco aiios
con la empresa Famous Player-Lasky
Corporation, productora de las pelicu-
las Paramount. Cuando Wesley Ruggles
hiEo el viaje de California a Nueva
York. para poner su fir1na en- el con
trato, los directories de la empresa Gre
yeron oportuno que aquel Sc detuviese
en- San Luis, Missouri en- uno de Gu
yes teatros Sc estaba representando un
drama que, segln opinion de los direc-
torres de la Paramount, ofrecfa grandes
posibilidades de hacer de 6l una buena
Ielicula.
Cuando Mr.. Wesley Ruggles lego a
Nueva York, su informe acerca del dra
ma y de las posibilidades de hacer de
eI una buena pel1cuFa, fue tan pesimiS-
ia, cue los directories no tuvieron mas
ro;nedio que apandonar la idea, por
10 menos la esperanza de que Ruggles
dirigiese la adaptation cinematograf-
ca Afortunadamente, los editores ha-
hian previsto Ell case, y tenfan prepa-
rado otro argumento que lie pareci6
acceptable al exigente director. En- este
cinedrama, que dirfgira Wesley Rug
gles, la bellisima actriz Bebe Daniels
interpreta ell papel de protagonista.
Tratandose de Ruggles, sucede muy
a menudo que de los diez doce ar
gumentos que los editores someten a su
aprobacion, hay uno SOLO que halague ell
exigente gusto artfstico del director.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
el famoso chicle de sabor

Wrigley's P. K. Ell carameIo de chicl
garapinado tiene Ell sabor de Peppermint
Menta Fuerte, cen una cubierta dc azIcar de
r,ismo deIiciosO sabor. la cubierta de azlcar o
derrite en- la boca, quedsndo luegO el chicl
con su delicioso eabor provecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
Salud y Riqueza

Puede I'd. conseguirla con la podero-
sa moneda magica. Esta prodigiosa mo-
Heda, es la dicha de los jugadoras, CO.
nerciantes, y toda gente de nsgocios.
Tara informes Sra. G. M. Filomeno,
Profesora ciencias ocultas. San Fran
cisco Sc, escribame al Box lis San
tUrce. P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30


RECoRREN NUEvE EsTADos NOR
TEAMERICANos EN- BUsCA DE Es-
CENARIos NATURALEs APROPIA-
DOS PARA UNA PELICULA
Para dar al lector una igera idea
del immense trabajo preliminar que su
pone la impression de una pelicula de
Ia magnitud de '.El wagon cubierto"
(The Covered Wagon), apuntaremos el
Eecho de que antes de dar comienzo a
la impression de las primeras escenas
de este ''flm" monumental, los peri
tos escen6grafos de la Paramount re-
corrieron NADIA menos que nueve esta-
dos de la Union norteameric&na, por
encontrar un 1ugar prop6sito para
reproducir las escenas de Ia con-
cuista de California, que tan magis-
tralmente aparecen en- la pelfcula. Des
rnes de recorrer los estados de Cali
fornia, Utah, Montana, Nevada, Idaho,
Wyoming, Oregon, Nuevo Mejico Y
Arizona, los exploradores de la Para
mount decidieron que el terreno mas a
prop6sito para reproducir el episodio
hiat6rico de los dias de mediados de-
siglo pasado, en- Ia pantalla lcinen.3to-
gr&fca, era una inmensa Hanura situa
da cerca del rio Kaw, en- los limites,
incluso los academies geol6gicos eli
raatol6gicos descritos en- la novela de
E1aerson Hough, de la cual fu6 adap-
tada Ia pelicula.
Como es natural, algunas escenas del
''fllm" fueron impresionadas en- Ell es-
tudio de Lasky y otras, probablemente
las mas sensacionales, en- la isla An
tilope, en- donde ell gobierno america
no guarda I'm numeroso rebafo de BIZ
taIos, animal aborigen de Eorte Anne
RIGA, ell cual Sc extingue rapidamente.
La caceria de bufalos que aparece en-
Ia pehcula y Ell vado de un caudaloso
RIO por mas de quinientos vagones arras
trados por bueyes caballos, son pro-
bahlemente los episodios mas emocio
rantes de EEL wagon cubierto.''
FAMoSO BAILARIN RUsO QUE TIE
NE QUE APRENDER A BAILAR
"JAzz''
Nc. hace todavia tres mescs que
Theodore Kosloff, eminente actor de
Ia Paramount y antique primer baila-
rim de ''ballet'' ruso, icriticaba en- ter
minos harto severos la nueva Iocura
del 'fjazz", calihcando este bale 70.
10 que sea) americana, de barbara, an
tiest6tico y otras lindezas por ell estilo.
cuaiquiera iba a imaginarse, despu6s
de leer el articulo, que Theodore Kos
loft, el exponente de la danza clasica
por excelencia, iba capitular a los
acordes 90 del ''jazz''.
ocurre, sin embargo, que Theodore
Kosloff es, ademas de bailarfn, un ex
celente actor y, como tai, Sc We obhga-
90, en- ocas1ones, a representa- papeles
y ejecutar danzas, que en- la vida
zeal no ejecutaria nnnca La acci6n de
KosIoff no debe considerarse, pues, CO.
mo una claudicaci6n, sino como una
adaptation del actor las neccsidades
del momento.
En- la pelicuIa ''La costilla de Adam
(Adan's Rib, de la Paramount, dirigi
da por Cecil 3. de Mile, hay una es-
cena de la cual Theodore KosIoff tiene
Cue bailar el moderno ''jazz'. Para
bsilar "jazz" con toda propiedad, el
maestro de bale tuvo que tomar unas
cuantas lecciones de su discipula Pau
lima Garon, antes que estuviera en- con
diciones de ejecutar la nueva danza
yanqui ante el Objective de la camara.
Que Theodore Kosloff no e5 un con
vencido del ''jazz' nj mucho menos,
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10 prueba Ia declaration que hizo a un
grupo de periodistas momentos despues
de impresionar la escena de marras.
Gel 'jazz' no sera nunca la danza
racional de los Estados Unidos. En- Ia
danza nacional americana, que aun es-
ta por venir, pondra en- movimiento
ritmico cierta cantidad de la fuerza
irresistible que encierra la naci6n.'
PoLA NEGRI TRABAJA EN- LA I'M
PRESTON DE UNA PELICULA IN
TITULADA GEL FRAUDE"
Pola Negri, la bella y eminente ac-
triz polaca, que lego recientemente a
los Estados Unidos para tomar parte
en- la Interpretation de las peliculas
Paramount, esta en- la actualidad en- Ell
estudio de Lasky, en- California, en-
donde Sc impresionan muchas de las
pcliculas de la empresa Famous Play
ers-Lasky Corporation, ocupada en- la
Interpretation de la segunda pelicula
hecha en- America en- que la refulgente
estrella tomara parte. Esta pelfcula Sc
intitulara ''El Frande' (The Cheat),
Y esta siendo dirigida por George Fitz-
maurice En- ella aparecen tambi6n dos
INTERPRETERS notables, Jack Holt y Char
le.; de Roche. Este 1ltimo acaba de lie
gar los Estados Unidos procedente
de Francia, en- donde alcanz6 gran IA
ma como actor cinematografico. En- el
s'leparto'" de la pelicula fguran, ade-
mas, los nombres de Dorothy Cumming,
Robert Schable, Charles Stevenson y
Helen Dunbar, fguras eminentes todos
clos de Ia cinematografia americana.
''EI Fraude'' fue escrito expresa-
mente para ser adaptable la pantal-a
cinematografca por Hector Turnbull.
La pelfcula actualmente en- preparation
es una refundici6n del cinedrama de
este misno titulo dirigido por Cecil B.
de Mile y estrenado hace unos diez
aiios. En- ell cinedrama original La ac-
triz Fannie Ward interpretaba el pa
pei que en- la refuncion desempena la
actriz Pola Negri.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-30
LA GRECA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt

cnvienos su orden postal por $1.05 y
a vuelta de correo, recibira I'd. el
perfume seleccionado que lie sera a su
satisfaction v econ6mico, pues cada
rcmo contiene csntidad sufciente para
un mes de uso,
WYDIAN & SHINE
Box 7So. San Juan, P. r. Advt.
Evening star., 1923-02-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES
foutjuued.

ST. s.w. BETWEEN 9Th AND 7th--2.
story brick dwelling. containing rooms and
rsse $780, oesp 500 50' cash. s a ssiaase $50 Rsr
month. including interest. FLOYD E. DAVIS.
601 7th at. s.w. Main 353.
TO COLORED-ON FLA. AVE. NEAR n.
Cap. st. n.w.-S rooms; h.-w.h.. electricity
and gas; rooms deep to 12-tt alley; newly
decorated; very convenient location. Price low
Call Adams 2045. 18s
ROOMS AND BATH; ELECTRICITY AND
for q double garage: can give possession In a
month. FRANKLIN j. ACkER & CO.. l4lO
& st. NV. IL"
on CALIFORNIA sT.-A VERY DESIRABLE
hreplaces: double brick garage; occupied by
owner. Will make good terms. SECURITY
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RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-A FINE HOME IN A
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THIRD ST. N.E.-FULL VALUE FOR YOUR
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Address Box 129.u. Star ofice.
PRICE. $40. .JO0-IF YOU ARE LOOKING
for a Groom house near 18th and Park road
NV. with all modern improvements, brick
garage, on easy payments, see BRASWELL,
1913 II st. NV. Main 4lls
FOR sALE-NEw SIX ROOM HOUSE on
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DETAt HE'D HOUSE. d NICE ROOMS. SLEEP
in porch: b. y.h., gas and electricity: lot
b5I11s; high elevation: Chevy Chase section
and car line. Price and terms attractive Tor
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Sc 800, this house contains six rooms and ba th
Is a corner property. detached and is modern
, in every particular Get in touch at once. as
it must be sold quickly. Address Box 13o-U.
Star Office.
GEORGETOWN-RY OWNER: NEW, De
tacied. Groom house; large lot; garage; mod
ern: immediate possession; terms. Phone
Adams 1894 after pm.
Evening star., 1923-02-12
FOR SALE-STORES

TWO STORES, JUST COMPLETED. On
southwest corner Of 5th and Rhode Island ave
me-; good for almost any business; will sell
on good terms. reasonable.
206 st. n.w.-Store and fat; rent reason
able.
1870 Wisconsin ave, store, rooms and
bath; garage in rear: good for most any bust
ness; rent reasonable.
Apply ). BELOFF,
921 18th St NV
Evening star., 1923-02-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

r1yE.ROOM BUNGALOW AND GARAGE IN
Fort Myer Heights. Va, close to new George
town bridge: electricity. gas and furnace heat;
terms 81 600 cash, balance easy monthly pay
ments Call Col. s07o-J after O'Clock. 13s
1yITTSViIIE HILLSANEW 5-ROOM AND
BATH bungalow; electricity; pipeless furnace;
large lot. Price. 5000: cash. $500; $50 mo.
A better buy Is hard to fnd
o. Is. ZANTZINGER, Realtor,
70 Maryland Ave, Hyattsvilie. Phi. by. 12.
ABOUT 3 A, ROOMS, GAS. ELEC.; zoo
chickeas and calf: fruit. Box 81, Riverdaie,
Evening star., 1923-02-12
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE. 10000 SO. FIT. ON GROUND
floor; railroad siding. Address Box 223-U, Star
Office. IL
FIREPRO0F; NEW; 10000 FIT. FL. SPACE;
automobiles. mechandise. furniture: low prices;
Metropolitan Warehouse Co.,
80 Florida ave ne Potomac 6S2
Evening star., 1923-02-12
WANTED-PROPERTY.

HAVE PURCHASER FOR HOME N MT.
Pleasant, not over rooms and bath: must
have garage space for garage and he roomy,
In excellent condition and modern. Will pay
$10000 to $1,000. Address Sales Manager.
9l2 10th st. NV. Main 1911,
Evening star., 1923-02-12
FOR RENT-SH0PS.

ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR SHOP or sTOK
age: heat, electricity; rear Ills 14th st. NV
Inquire Service Pharmacy. HOO 14th st. NV.