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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-06

rifles cuyas lfneas son cortas, por con-
cepto de los deficits habidos inientras
estuvieron bajo eE dominic Federal. Ia
Comisi0n ealcula que adn Sc resta la
suma de $s3,544,o4e.
Resagimieato en- Ia i'tdmstria dc ace
ro-La production mundial de lingo
tes de acero, fue dulsnte el 1922 de
aproximadamente. 59,070,000 toneladas.
comparada con 39,245,0O0 en- 1921, v
T1,521 900 en- 1913. Estas cifras no in
cluyen Russia. En- 1922, los Estados
Unidos produjcron el 81 por ciento de
lla production mundial, en- contraste
con 40 por ciento en- 1921 Y 40 por
ciento en- 1913. 81 el a1o 1913 Ia de
ser tornado como base para calcular
la proportion de consume, parecerfa
como que la production mundial du-
rante los dos amos pasados sufrio una
disminuci6n de $4,000 toneladas, par
te de Ia cual tendra que ser hecha
Ievcntualmente En- este calculo no Sc
ha hecho descuento aiguno por concep-
to de mayor demanda, debido al pro-
greso normal.
En- el Distrito de Pittsburg. Sc in
forma. los pedidos anotadoszen los Ii
bros requieren yarios meses de. traba
10. las condiciones del acero al final
del ano son 4enteramente nnevas Y sin
preeedentes. Generalmente el mereado
ell diciembre es fiojo,, pero esta esta-
ci0n ha sido una exception V ell volu
men ha sido muy grande, especialmen-
te durante Ia Ultima quincena del aiio.
Los libros de los molinos de alambre
Sc hallan repletos de 0rdenes.. En- gene
raj, la industrial de acero esta siendo
operada u un so por ciento de su ca
paeidad protluctiva, pero debe tenerse
en- cuenta que esta capacidadNfu6 gran
demenete aumentada durante la que
ira. Cualquier aumento adicional de
actividad depende de una mejorfa en-
las condiciones de trabajo. transpor-
taci6n V combustible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-06
RobA EN- sANTERcE

FL sabado celebraron su simpdtica
boda, el estimable .joven Tomas Fe-
bres, de Santurce y la yirtucsa seile-
rita kSocorro Guadalupe, de Carolina,
actuando el iuez municipal de esta
poblaci0n. En- In casa de, la fami-
liza del novio, en- santurce. Sc llevo {,
efecto una agradable fiesta, 7siendo
muy feliaitados los recien caGsdos. a
los que deseamos tcda la ventura po-
sible de la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-06
DON MoNcHo Sc VA

Esto es 10 que afrman todas las per
sonas que tienen signifcado valer en-
Puerto Rico, sin descontar los prin
cipales lideres Unionistas, Republica
nos y Socialistas.
Todos enos estan seeuros de que don
Moncho Sc va para no volver. o que es
ia va completamente lido; pero todos
ellos saben que 81 don Moncho retorna
a la isla es solamente para yer la exhi
bicion de "Los Misterios de Paris, que
sera estrenada mediados de Febrerc
y que es la sensational y terrible move
la de Eugenio Sue, uno de los antilla
NOS mas ilustres llevada la pantalla
del cinemat6grafo Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-06
DESDE AREC|B0

Febrero 4-Ayer fondeo en- este
puerto ell vappr "Glendarnel'', con 800
roneladas de carga para este comercio.
FL martes Sc esperan los vapores
Ponce" ell Helen
va han circuladolos programs
para los festivales del Carnaval. Ha-
bra diana el dfa 10 Y dispar0s de
petarlos. Por la noche baile EN- el
tentro, donde sera coronado Ia reina
del CGrnaval, amenizando este baile
il orquesta que dirije ell Seilor T. Cue
rrero. FL domingo II baile de niilos
por Ia tarde Ell los salones del Casino
Espailol, con obsequios Y regalos este
bale Y ell que Sc da por la ,noche en-
eItCasino Gle Arecibo, serd amenizado
por la orquesta del seilor Alberto III
zol Por Ia tarde de dicho dfa, bata-
lla en- autos con serpentinas con-
feti.
La sociedsd 'Siempre viva tam
biGn dara un bale esa noche.
Ell 1unes a las ocho, retreta en- la
Plaza de lfunoz Rivera batslla car
nayalesca.
Fl nartes Is gran baile de masca-
ras. en- el TeGtro, con regalo a la mas
cara mas original que concurra a es-
te baile
Tiene un gran ndmero de votos y
es SECURE su triunfo para Reina de
CarnGval Ia que es tambien Reina de
belIeza, selorita Angeles Gambia.
-Orecibo cfrece grandes, ventljas
para que Sc establezca squf ell Cam
pamento de Ia Guardia Nncional y es
necesario que las Sutoridades, el CO.
mercio y demas personals influyentes,
trabajen porque este Sc realize por ser
de GRAN conveniencia para la pobla-
ci6n. Ell sitio ofrecido es ideal.
zEI proximo microbes del ac-
: tual, debuta ,en ell Teafro Oliver ell
Circo de los Hermanos Riego. La ia
ma de estos artistas es muy conocida.
Para el anuncio del debut Sc necesi-
tan u coches, seis automobiles Y un
truck. La compafifa trabajard tres
dfas. seguidos.
Ell doctor Miguel Mariani, Official
dc sanidad, ha alberto su consultorio
particular en- los altos de Ia casa de
Clivill6s.
lei Hon. juez de ls Corte de Dis
trito, senor Lloreda, dict6 las siguien-
tes sentencias: Contra Jose Soto Ma
yor por asesinato en- segundo gradp,
ONCE anos de prcsidio, y Isabel Ne
gron, culrable del delito de staque
para cometer honicidio, tres amos de
presidio
El Cine Arecibo prescnta en- esta
scmana una serie de preciosas pelf-
culas de gran atraccion.
.CNvcsponsal.
- &
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-06
Ell DIR. OSBORN RATIFICA 10 DE
LAS CRUCES

X.
Segun de plblico Sc dice, el doctor
Osborn deciaro al despedirse de sus
amigos, que el hace algunos meses, ha-
bia sonado que es innegable 10 de las
cruces, con motive de una exhibicion
celebrada recientemente en- la mas po-
pulosa urbe de los Estados Unidos, en-
la cual exhibici6n. quedose Mr.. Osborn
hacienda cruces desde el principle has
ia el fin de Ia obra.
Mr.. Osborn agreg6 despues que "a
obra que 81 Sc ha referido es Los
Misterios de Paris, que no puede yer
nadie sin hacerse nurnerosas cruces
porque es "a mas asombrosa pelicula
@flmaday hasta hoy, en- 10 que va de
!. sigio, u que sera estrenada Ell San Juan
4 nediados do Febrero Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-06
Revista MensuaI de Negocios
Irving National Bank, New York

historic de los ferrocamiles. La carga
de cereales Y sus productos solamente
Iaumentaron cerca dc un siete por
ciento por encima dc Ia correspondent
tie al 1921, ell nlejor afo registrado an,
Iteriormente. Los embaraues por ferro-
Icarrfl de ganadoe segln los liltimos in
Iformes obtenibles aunelitaron aproxi-
lmadamente nueve por cientos sobre los
| de 1921. Los embarques de MADEIRA
| lsobrepasaron por mucho a los del 1921.
aunque fueron un POGO mas pequeiios
lnzentos de mercaderfas v artfculos mis-
lcelaneos, incluyendo- productos manu-
lfacturados, fueron mucho mayores que
| los habidos durante cualquier. anterior
lperfodo de doce meses, a siber, IA por
ciento sobre los de 1921 aproximada-
mente 6 por ciento por encima de los
de 1920, que hasta Ia feeha habfa sido
el afio sobresaliente. Los furgones car
gados durante Ia Ultima semana del
< 1Ds- QlClOIl uil dc tlI,-OO, Quc
es el namero mas elcvado jamas ano-
ltado durante las Navidades El nume-
ro total de furgones con cargo por la
cual las compailfas cobraban fietes.-drl-
rante ell 1929 sumaron 43.713,519, com
iparados con 39.347,1 EN- 1921 V
45, ,131, ,1SS en- 1920.
! Grdndes pedidos de nueros eqRiDos
lfe170riarios- ntimero de furgones
lordenados para uso en- los Estados Uni
dos durante el 1922, alcanz6 a 1S0.154,
que es ell total mayor desde el 1912,
en- contraposici0n con solamente 23,-
346 Y S4.207 furgones en- los aiios 1921
ly 1920, respectivamente. Las 'locomo-
toras pedidas para servicio en- este
pals durante el 1922 arrojaron. un to-
tai de 1900, Ia cifra mas alta desde
l191S, mientras que solo 239 fueron or
dcnadas en- 1921 vi ,99S en- 1920. En-
conjunt0 Sc calcula que los ferrocarri-
les firmaron contratos por furgones de
Icarga. carros de pasajeros V locomoto-
ras cOmbinadamente, que representa-
gastos por mas de $471. .224, 900 durante
ell aiio. FL promedio de -costo de un
furg0n de carga Sc dice que es cerca
de S1.700; ell de carros de pasajeros
cerca de $4,000; V ell de las locomO
toras, cerca de $4,000.
AudnentGn las atilidddes dc los fcyTO-
cGrriles.-Los fegrocarriles de primera
categorfa del pals informan una renta
meta por concepto de exploitation du-
rante ell mes de noviembre. de S7S, ,S6O,-
500 o sea un tipo de 4.46 por ciento
sobre el avaltio tentative fijado por Ia
Comisi6n del Comercio entret Estados.
Los mismos ferrocarriles tllvieron du-
|rante el mes de noyiembre lie 1921, un
ingreso neto por 9oncepto dc eXplota-
cion de $66,SS4, $4,000 Las entradas
brutas arrojaron un total de $552, ,631 :
600, un aumento de 12.2 por ciento so
bre ncyiembre dc 1921. Los gastos de
exploitation, no obstante, aleanzaron a
$409, ,14G.000, un aumento de 11.2 por
ciento por encima de este mismo mes
ell ano anterior. Ell primero de enero,
dos amos y cuatro meses despueS de
haber eypirado el periodic de garantfa
de seis meses, Ia Comisi0n dc Conner
clio entire Estados habfa pagado a los
ferrocarriles $452, ,455,954 por concepto
de Ia garantfa, sin contar $5,614,26S,
que fueron reembolsados a los ferroca1
Evening star., 1923-04-24

on Connecticut south of ST. feproof brick and
Rentals graduating scale We predict substantial
Evening star., 1923-04-24

BRAND-SEW
CORNER DETACHED HOME
SPLENDID NORTHWEST SECIIoN
Ss $50
EASY TERMS
Inc biggest value for the least
money In the CITY
COME OUT TONIGHT
and see this 7-room home, TasfefuIlv 6.ro
rated. Delightfully."- sitnutad.
Don't Delay.
Open snd lighted every
evening > TO O.
Sample house 915 Qllintana pIsca nyr Tat,
9th 81. car 10 Rittenhouse ST. NV. walk ono
nl"ck east and turn TO right on 9th 10 Ouiu.
tana. - S"+
924 18th st. NV Mai, oc
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BEST BUY IN SAUL'S ADDITION.
buchanan st. near 18TH six rooms and bat
anu sleeping porch screened: excellent con-
dition; every modern convenience; nice back
yard: garage. Owner anxious ito sell will sac
rince at $4,000 10 party with So, 600 cash
Agents need not apply. Address Box Bill,
Star Office.
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
PRICED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY.
Continued.
COntInued,

PRICED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY
NJ
ore IN ft Frontage, wit good
GEORGIA AVE. STORE PROPERTY.
and and men hot rheaah
AM
BUILDING SITE ON STREET.
d CONNER Ixlj0 to 1T ALLEY:
{
ONE OF THE BEST SITES NEAR
UNION STATION
W avenp faddfi
W if an his one
SITE FOR GARAGE OR AUTO ACCESSORIES. ETC.
to Of
a
ALLAN +. WALKER < co. Inc
SI5 I5th Street Northwest Main a1eo
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SALE-INVEsTMENT PROP'TY
ANIMAL RENTAL. $a5s,
-ll

ANIMAL RENTAL. sos.
PRICE. 81 800.
2 brick hu1>,.>. two Groom and one room;
all well rented t. Colored tenants
\. 4. HoUGlITON 60. 1916 IL ST. NV.
Realtors. Phones Main 1876, 1887.
1--WE Have the BEST in Every section
NOKTHWESr BUSINESS CORNER, TWO
stores and two three" Groom and bath apart
ment>: rents over s. o,D per year. Price,
$la,j0O
HEDGES x MIDDLETON. INC.
Realtors.
1894 II St NV. Phon" Main loaS.
Is BRICK HOUSES. ! ROOMS EACH Ala.
FOR S25.,pt: or Will sell >ing!y. S2.Jv1 each.
A rare bargain.
Store aud - rooms. a corner buildiuC. near
3rd and Pa aNr. nv, I"oUl iur tWu more
stores. Price. S-3 IpU: cash $40 Hn.
Vacant -. Tr0ul< aud = hHtl>; Dle for
small hotel r,.pUi.ng house. also lar brick
garage: all for Sli i.5Ou: cash. s.: 100. Sound
Investment.
THE EXt HANGE.
i>6 Louisiana Ave. NV
Main .,:,,I 90
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RANDOLPH NEAR 14th ST.
This almost new and strictly modern 7-room
and bath a bedrooms) house with large sleep
the market long at the price of s125OO
Terms can be arranged. No agents. Address
Box 354-L, Star office
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RENT-FARMS.

THTRTY-ACRE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON,
suitable for truck gardening: rent very reason-
able TO reliable party. Address Box 24a L.,
Stnr office 25s
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

APPROXIMATELY G.5CN So TT. oF pES!R-
able space. ai on Hrst t""r, un @o-ft. pave'i
driveway under cover. ESTATE oF SAMUEL
&. MCDOWELL. Frank Mcdowell trustee.
lexington rIac" and . 81. n.r.. opp. h.. " O..
freight ward. Fhmn" North 30.
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MT. IDA, VA: ON MT. VERNON
blvd; lot S0x150; modern r. & b.
house; possession; only $3.50; sell on
$500 cash payment or make slight re-
ductiOn for equity cash.
r. & h. BUNGALOW: cleo.
lights, pipeless furnace; nearly = acres
ground; square to W. b. e. A. elec.
line. In Maryland; this is ideal home
and location; make price and terms
within your reach, or consider trade
for city property or rent to desirable
party.
THE ABOVE AND MANY other de-
sirable nearby suburban homes at bar
gain prices, very inviting terms, Of
fered exclusively by
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 4597. 1923 s st.
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SEMI DETACHED NORTHWEST HOME.
$s.250-iibera terms
Sir rooms and bath: modern: good coudi
tion; vacant; ready for occupancy: your
chance; delay means loss.
CHAS. II. SAGER, REALT0R.
1924 18th at. NV. Main 36.
VICINITY OF 1Ith ST. AND PARK ROAD
Columbia Heights bargain: 6 rooms and
tiled bath; modern; Plttshurg heater; sta
tionary tubs, etc. See it before il goes.
Only S9.Wn-Sl 900 cash.
CHAS. l.. SAGER, REALT0R.
a24 lith st. NV Main &c
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i4tii .NlltSi
Corner store. II few doors below Nou ST..
with entrances on Two streets; suitable for
any business.
SHANNON 4 lJ'CHS.
7IS 1i-b St Main n:;IJ
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RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

SECTION of 800 so TT FIREPRoOF
space first t""r "ur warehouse. separate
loading door to 20 fl alley: especially suit
able for ciandisc storage and distributing
station NATIONAL CA1i1An STORAGE
MOVING Co LIS & NV. 4 nth sN4J.
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LONGFELLOW ST. NEAR 14th ST.
Semi-detached brick of 8 rooms and hath.
q MI; deep lot: must be sold a. once Price
reasonable: terms can be arranged. No agents
Address Box BIOL. Star Office
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NEAR 10th AND o STS
Don't miss this! real bargain in a nine
room and 3-bath house, Arranged in three
apartments; furnace heat. electric lights,
space for garage; at the sacrifice price of
Sl1 900. Terms can be arranged. No agents
Address Box 269-I Star Office
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WANTED-FARMS.

SuY FOR CASHIOUNTRY PLACE. NOT
more than 80 minutes from Washington:
acres or more; 5 or room house; price
about 5000. 311s W. North ave, BaIti-
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RIvERDALiE, MD.
A real bargain for some one: lot 120x300;
7-room house, bath, hot-water heat, gas
electric lights; on corner: plenty OF fruit;
chicken house; blocks from cars. Price,
S6,750; terms to suit.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Lot 60x264; q beautiful Broom bungalow,
bath. large cellar furnace heat, electric lights,
laundry tubs; garage: Price. $8,o50; terms.
RIVERDALE, MD.
$500 cash; $50 per month.
A beautiful new bungalow; it has large
rooms and BATH gas electric lights, city water
and sewer; cellar under the entire house lot
5Ox1S0; excellent location. This is the best
buy on the market Priced to sell.
WM. G. RICHARDSON,
225 Colorado Bldg. Main 1881.
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TAkOMA PARK.
New bungalows. 4. . and q rooms and bath:
anil; both District and Maryl land side:
priced from $500 to $500
New modern Groom and tile bathroom: fine
fixtures, beautifully decorated: located on
paved street; priced at $4,000 on terms.
owner leaving city offers his Groom. recep-
tion hall and bath modern home for $500:
lot 5Ox220; fruit and shade trees; no better
location: terms arranged.
rooms and bath home. sleeping and break
fast porch: . acres of ground: all kinds of
fruit; near cars; priced at s10.5O0 on terms.
6. w. VAN WAGNER,
"a Cedar St, Takoma, ID. C.
Col. S774-W.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
WOODBRIDGE. u.

Bargain in bungalows. . rooms; hot-water
heat; good location; a.In.i.; garage. Reason
able cash payment: monthly payments only
500. Real bungalow, rooms and sleeping
porch, near cars, up-to-date. Can he bought
on easy terms, owner Is leaving city. D
room house, up-to-tlate. Can make terms. 4
room house; good location; double garage. Rea-
s0nable terms. A Groom house, In good loca-
ton. Terms. Choice lots.
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TAKOMA PARK REALTY G
TAKOMA PARK, ID. c.

BERWYN. MD.
ABOUT B ACRES OF LAND.
1oRoOM RESIDENCE. BATH. HOT
WATER HEAT. STABLE AND GARAGE.
ELECTRICITY AVAILABLE. SHADE AND
FRUIT. PRICED RIGHT TO EFFECT M
L. W. GRooMEs. 1916 ST.
BARGAIN, SILVER SPRING, MD-2h
squares from car line. Price. $1,000: Terms
can be arranged. One-half acre Of ground
with all kinds Of fruit trees and berries:
also chicken houses; 8 rooms and bath. Dutch
colonial house with all modern improvements.
For information call NJ. SS2. Sunday after
pm. call Col. 52s4
IN ARLINGTON HTS, VA. AT VA. AVE.
and Minor ST.; q dandy 5-room bungalow, with
large attic and all modern improvements; on
lot 50x119; more ground IL desired. Price,
s., $50. Terms.
LAUREL. MD.
10 acres, seven rooms and bath; electric
lights; large lawn and shade; stable for 10
horses; chicken and outhouses; all ready for
the dairy or chicken business; immediate pos
session; easy terms, exchange.
q. B. HOPKINS,
Franklin 5572 21S Bond Bldg.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WANTED--sUBURBAN PRoP'TY

FOR CLiENT-SLRCRRAN 4 TO : ROOMS
and batL; 81 80 to S.,.hs,: Sir' down and
monthly nearby Va. Mi. Address Box
gIS l.. Star office.
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OPEN AND LIGHTED TILL pm TITS
(IIESDAY) AND WEDNESDAY EVENING;
sou cash-Price s630D-Bala lance. SO moEth
incIuqinS interest at Gfs; just like new; eier-
tflc heht; must be seen 20 be appreciated:
SIX T rooms and bath. No. sos 9th st ne. See
NENSoM, 1ll0 II ST. ne Line 9DTl
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Aurora Heights, Va.
Six rooms and bath. electricity and gas,
pipeless furnace; built about year ago. Price,
S., $50; $1,000 cash, $35 per month. Also
bungalows In other sections and some good
building lots. -
II. y. MACPHERSON.
2O9 Continental Trust bldg, II 1905. 80
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CENTRAL NORTHWEST SECTION
SI.G10--Owrer sacrificing for duics sale. q
room brick. bath; newly decorated; new fur.
mace; alley: clos" to 3 car l!n.S
Southeast bargain. only $500 buys Groom
Stu,'o nome; immense lot; owner leaving ciry
Evening star., 1923-04-24

BARGAIN - PETwORTH, NEAR GRANT
Circle Price, $3.50. Easy terms. s-room
and bath brick house with colonial front porch
win large lot With garage; all modern i'm
provements; stationary tubs and lavatory in
basement. For information call Main 49, Sun
DAY; and after O'clock pm. call Columbia
Evening star., 1923-04-24
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOTR LOTS ON BALTIMORE AND WASH
ington boulevard. five blocks from Distric;
line. Excellent location for gas station ar
business. Reasonable. MIR. REED, Franklin
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NoRTHEAST. Mr.. 4th AND FLORIDA AVE
Beautiful colonial semi-detached home of
seven large rooms. reception hall and bath
hardwood floors and trim throughout, hot-wa-
ter heat. electric lights. large front porch, ga
rage opening out wide paved alley owner
must sell this week and will therefore ac-
Cept cash payment OF 81 600 and small month
ly payments from reliable party. This can
not be duplica ted for the money in the north
east section. Agents need not apply. Ad-
dress Box 307-I., Star office
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SAUL'S ADDITION

Handsome bungalow of eight large rooms
and bath, situated in the heart Of SauIs Ad-
dttion with exceptionally large lot with ga
rage. House contains all modern improve
ments, and without a doubt is one of the
most attractive homes in this section viii
sacrifice for s12, 300 to party with $4,000 cash
AGENTS need not apply. Address Box 22s-L,
nfice
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Z ROOM BUNGALOW. FJRNISHED; LARGE
front and side porch. screened: Potomac
river, Charles county. Nd. fine well water; 5
apple trees. grapes and other fruit: 81 .5GI.
Apply X. j. SEWEIi., G3l East Capitol st.
Lincoln 1923 o5s
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JEWETT ST. NEAR CONDUIT RD.-NEW
room and bath modern residence, built by
.ay .. LaDor, with best materials; large lots,
SSs,ooo; easy terms. Key at 4941 Jewett st.
Phone Cleye. 2395
Evening star., 1923-04-24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Main I3i0. ltii X ST.
81 ACRES FINE SLATE LAND IN THE
well known high-g grade slate district OF Buck
ingLam Co.. Va: "open quarry. close TO
railroad: nums4r buildings on I'roperty: in
cxharstible supply of high grade slate: tine
money making proposition; impracticable for
present owner To handle. reason for selling.
Price ST 500. Clear. Trade for Washington
property. For further particulars Mr..
W. =. Ryon.
\. +. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 1897 1929 st.
Evening star., 1923-04-24

DON'T FAIL TO INsPECT TIE NEW STONE
houses at 20th and Porter, Cleveland Park
me best new house value. Open . 10 8 and
Evening star., 1923-04-24

SOUTHEAST
Groom colonial brick; h.w.h.. cleo; double
rear porches; garage room; reasonable
NORTHEAST
Near 18th and Fla. ave.-6 beautiful rooms.
tile BATH h:w.h., cleo. laundry trays, serv-
ants lavatory, garage room, double rear
porches; reasonable: modern and new.
Near 9th and northeast-Excellent colonial
home; furnace. gas, bath, double garage; very
reasonable price and terms
Tennessee ave.-Fine little Groom house:
good location; reasonable: arrange very low
cash payment.
NORTHWEST
Columbia Heights, near 14th and 11th st
cars-6 large rooms. front and rear yards;
garage.
X. u. MCPHERSON
209 Continental Trust Bldg NJ 1895 25s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

SENEN-KOuM AND BATH BRICK, sum
mer kitchen: extra lot 16xl50; white neigh
horhODd. IO7 10Th Sc p1s
Evening star., 1923-04-24


1903 Conn. NV.
W. r. Marshall Agt, 926 y. Y. ave. 2ss
TAkOMA PARK HAVE JI'Sr COMPLETED
very beautiful atght-ronm house. located
of the bes: streets OF the Park, not far
from the car line. stores and railroad sta ton; (;
house Improvements consist Of hardwood floors
chestnut trim, hot-water heat. laundry tubs,
toilet in basement, fireplace and large pantry;
Terms very reasonable and possession immcd.
ately. A number Of smaller houses also.
X. q. LOfIB. BUILDER,
266 Carroll 81. Col. 1872 W.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-04

His voice vas cold anA hard wAsl
b spoke
Then you and l are 10 relation
whatever
-None.-
but we naht the same fight now
Yea. Until we both win-or both
die"
Before be could speak again. a
strange answer came out Of the dark
ness. Not two OF you" cracking
old voice told him. II rose. shrtll and
cracked from the shadows beyond
the DIRE. They turned. and the moon
light showed bent old dgurs hob
bling toward them.
II was odd Elmirs, her cane tapping
along In front OF her: and something
that caught the moonlight lay In the
hollow OF her Jeff arm. Her eyes sim
giowed under the Erizzled browS
-Not two, but three" she corrected
In the hollow voice OF amounted
years. In the magic OF the moonlight
IL seemed quite fitting 10 both OF them
that she should have come. She was
one OF the triumvirats; they wondered
why they had NOT missed her before.
IL was further than she had walked
In years, bur her splr, had kept her
up
She put the gilttering object that
she carried into Bruce's hands. IL 4
was a rihe-a repeating breech-loader
of famous make and a model OF /
thirty years before. II was such a
HE as lives in legend. with sights as
Inc as razor edge and an accuracy
IS great as light itself. Loving hands
lad polished II and kept II In perfect
Matthew Folger's rifle" the old
roman explained. -for Matthew Fol-
er's son"
And that Is how Bruce FOlger re-
urned IN the land OF his blrth-as
lost men do. unless death cheats
hem hrst-and how he made a pact
pay old debts OF death.