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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19
ROZMNOzENf CLEVELAND
SKEHO PO3TOVNfHO
PERSONALLY.

Ma zdejA hlavni postovni L.
Fad doSla Z. Washingtonu zpra
VA, ze bude zde jmenov&no 26
dodatetntch klerkd, TAX ze bu-
de pffrtstkem zdejsi personal
1rednicky doplnen ma stav.
jak bylo ureeno. Al dosud pra
covala posta nedostatecntm
poctem, COZ sc zhusta zdejsim
obchodnim svetem pocit'ovalo.
Jmenov&nf sc stalo ma vyslov-
ncu zadost zdejSiho poStmistra
Taylora. Now lrednfci budou
brat pro zacatek rpcn6 $1400.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19
PREDMEsTi Y sP0LUPRkCl Ma zki-
~zENl METR0P0LE. !.
JEDNA Sc oTAZKY sPoLECNYCH ZAJMU

hlavnim 1celem skryva akce
slucovaci, kterez obavy ale by
ly Hopkinsem rozptyleny, jenz
pravil, ze samosprava pred
mestskych obci zIstane nedot-
cena v pripadnem ramci me
tropolitini skupiny.
"Americka mesta jiz doka-
zala chybu v pripojovani. Vi
deli jsme, jak mesta vstreba-
vala predm6sti "a pfedmestlm,
az sc stavala ohromnymi a Ia
ke tezko X spravovani, aspo1i
trpel tim system sekcniho W.
voje," presvedcoval Hopkins
a prohlasoval, re jde jen o po
vsechne zajmy jako jsou spo-
lecne silnice, kanalisace, otaz
ka poulicnf dopravy j otazky
jine, dotykajici Sc zajmd nejen
obyvatelstva Clevelandu, ale
pfedmestf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19
KONcERT CHORVATSKEHO
VIRTUOSA.

Zdejsi chorvatska osada chy
sta Sc uvitati virtuosa ma hou-
sle Zlatka Balokovice, jenz v
nedeli vystoupi v koncertu v
Zednarske sini ma Euclid ave.
Umeiec prijede 2 New Yorku,
kde hral ma Is koncertech pc
znemenitym uspechem. Balo-
kcvic jest 20 roki star a po-
prve ma sebe upozornil, kdyz
hral jako l4lety hoch v SYM
fonickem orchestra v hlavnim
meste Chorvatska ZAhfebu.
Sveho casu sc svym umenfm ce
stoval po Rusku, ostatni Evro-
pc a Anglii q dnes sc pustil
poprve do Ameriky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19

rymi pochopy, kteri Sc tezcei
proti zakonu prohfesili tim, re
Sc dopustili ma n6kterych oso-
bach zlocinu vydirani. Jsou to
zfizenci nekterych jiz povest-
nych smircich soudci, ktefi
podnikali prohlidky a pax Sc
pokouseli. ma svych obetich W.
nucovati uplatky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19
KON K u R S .

P. T. stavitele, ktefi by
chteli po6itat ma riiznou pra
ci pfistavby Skoly J. A. Ko-
mensky ma vych. 131. ulici,
jsou zadani, by sc pfihlasili
Q plany v Ifadovns archi-
tekta p. Fr. Hronka (. 1901
Kinsman Rd. do soboty 22.
brezna, kazdy den Cd 3 h.
odp. do Z hod. veSer.
Stavebni vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19
KORUPCE MEZI "SUCHYMI'
AcENTY.

Statnf prohibicni agent ia
mef Mangan vcera oznamil,
re pozada okresniho zalobce
Stantona, ably vysetril novy
ekandal, spAchany ieho n6kte-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19
LUPlc zENsk1cH vLAso.

r..... So
Policie Shaker Heights pa
ira dsilovne po lupici podivn&
zaliby. Jak vypravuje 19let&.
slecna Elizabeth Cofle&tov&,
studentka vyssi skoly v Shaker
Heights, vnikl vcera v noci do
jeff loznice muz, jenz il ma
ob!itej pritiskl chloroformem
nasyceny sat, nacez il ostfihal
vlasy. Do loznice vnikl oknem,
pres stfechu verandy. Nejpo-
divnejsim Jest. ze patrne tyz
muz zminenou studentku ma
padl as pred dvema tydny,
kdy Sc mu podafilo ale ukofis-
titi jen jednu kader. Policie
tu:o udalost tajila v domn6n-
ce. ze Sc zatim podafi tajem-
neho stfihate. coph dopadnou-
Il.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
GERMANY UNABLE
TO PAY Is CLAIM

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17

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III Il wlshes Il make Germany nax
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
Two immigration
Agents Accused
Inspectors 81 liaeai >as.
pen.leds Mature II hsrTs.
Nj Revealed.


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-. suspended YESTERDAY
wlson would nos sas whether -
suspension of The twe was connected
with an International riot 70 sfnusfie
Chinese into th. United states
through Hawaii revealed Yesterday
in washington hv Commissioner Ger.
erai Of immigration Husband.
II IL estimated by Director wi.on
that between 100000 and $1,000 900
was paid In Chinese smuggling
operations. II is believed by officials
here that conspirators obtained IL
legal entry for clients by switching
birth certificates and passports of
bonaffde American citizens Of Chinese
birth. These were turned over 10 the
incoming Chinese at Honolulu. who
then made their regular way unmo-
Tested to the main land. The sprar-
ent correctness of their papers de
oelved mainland authorities.
Wilson said he had reason to be-
lisvs the conspirators charged their
Chinese $3.50 apiece. wixon will
leave for Washington, d. C.. Wed
nesday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
ApyERTI-ENE>r. a
PRETTY WaUv, Curling
Hair Without Hot Iron

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fsvosifs 81 the bellies 81 esTfsin sxeiasife
socisi set II will give ycur hsir snth =
hesatlfui -svs snd lustss. snS rsrritf yoa
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forever. Just get from aHy erufflsf
f.w osrsss ~ rurs ilanii siirnerins srd
srriy little with clean feeth hrats
lnsf before deirg ur ths hair. This WI
give ,ou real surpriss. The fsssinsiinsi
pretty. wsxy effect -iii srpesr - astersl
ard there will =. ~ greasy. xumrnt,
sfresky er other unpleasant frses 81 IRIS
harmless LIQUID. You csn essrtiss fcr hears
IN the ~ nrssiarr. dance al evening ~
ks.tsd hail room or take lenr motor
trip, without fear Of yeur hair iesinx ia
surl-indsed. you vent need - sfsis hse
silrnsrine for q eonsidershle time.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
Five Places Visited
in Ashton Dry Raid

Loup City. Neb.. April 16.-shsriff
J. A. Thrailxsll. with his deputy and
seven state law enforcement ofY1csrs.
visited nvs places in = dry raid At
Ashton and seized several hundred
bottles of beer. four gallons OF whisky
and one still.
In county court John J. Coo plead
sd guilty TO 10 counts charging pos
session of intoxicating liquor and
was fined $1,000 and costs.
Ray Ault pleaded guilty to a pos
session charge and was fined 800 and
costs.
Mike Kosmicki. . farmer. admitted
he had three quarts Of whisky and
contributed 800 10 the school fund.
Vincent Czerwinski pleaded not
guilty TO the complaint that he had
bottled beer in his soft drink parlor
and his hearing was set for May ..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17

that every mother with growing girls
would try IL for these troubles girls
often have. had taken II myself
before my girl was born. and she was
one Of the incest babies any one could
wish 10 have. | recommend the Nege-
table Compound TO women and girls
and cannot praise IL too highly. -
Mrs. /. A. HoLFosp. Box IS Clinton.
Wisconsin.
Mothers can depend upon Lydia r
rinkham'svegetable Compound tore
lievc their daughters Of those troubles
they % often have. They know from
experience the value OF the Vsgeta.
hle Compound in the treatment of
these complaints and many, Ike MIRA
Holford. give IL TO their daughters.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
Troops on March.

Beatrice. Neb.. April ia detach-
ment Of cavalry with ~ head Of
horses, in command Of Captain Palm
er, and Z detachment Of held artii-
lsry. in charge OF Captain wallace.
will arrive in Beatrice nsxt Saturday
and camp here over night. They vii
reach the city about noon. coming
hsrs from Fort Riley and Fort Leav-
snyorth
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17

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was Rril&Dlc, hl1
would cry at every
little thing she
was 20 weak and
nervous. AsLydis
Pinkham 3 Veg
|ctablc Compound
had helped me
when ! was sir
II gave IL 10 her 70
build her up. and
the results were
|all that we could
wish for 1 wish
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
CHICAGO POLICE
Al0P.up SQUAD

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-17
spxFHTl.rur~r
tnN NfHTI~fMENT.
MY DAUGHTER
WOULD CRY
At EVERYTHING


Clinton, Wisconsin My daughter
was In a very rundown condition. and
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Mistress Wilding
By Rafael Sabafini
Author of "Scaramouche," "Captain Blood"
Copyright by Houghton Company
By Rafael Sabafini

What have to tell your majesty is OF
importance" he exclaimed, and Mon
mouth seemed to Waver, whilst Grey
looked disdainful unbeIief of the impor-
tance or any communication WndinG
might have to make.
we have little time, your majesty
ferguson reminded Monmouth.
Perhaps put in friendly Wade.
your majesty might see Mr.. Wilding at
Mr.. Newlington's"
rs 1t really necessary" quoth Grey.
This treatment of him inspired Mr.
Wuding with malice. The mere mention
OF Sunderiand's letter would have
changed their tone. But he elected by no
such word to urge the importance of his
business. 1t should be entirely as Mon
mouth should elect or be constrained
by these gentlemen about his council
table.
1T would serve two purposes." said
Wade, whilst Monmouth still considered
I Our majesty VIII be none too we'll at
tended, your officers having this other
matter TO prepare for. Mr.. WildIng
of gentlemen"
II think you are right. Col. Wade.
said Monmouth. we sup al Mr.. New
lingtons at 9 o'clock, Mr.. Wilding We
shall expect you to attend us there
Lieut. Cragg," said his grace to tn,
young officer who had admitted Wilding
and who had remained at attention b.
the door, you may reconduct Mr.. Wild
ing"
Wilding bowed, his lips tight to keen
in the anger that craved expressioI.
Then, without another word spoken, H.
turned and departed.
"An insolert, overbearing lunave 2" wa
GreyS comment upon him after he had
left the room.
Let us attend to this. your lordshp,
said Speke, tapping the map. '"TiIue
presses" and he invited Wade to cor
tinue the matter that Wildings advent
had interrupted.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
CONTINUED from Yesterdays star.)

Wilding shrugged and smiled: Grey's
eye was extensively upon him. He elect
ed to answer the challenge of that
glance, He has followed the illustrious
example set him by other of your
majesty's devoted followers" said Wild
ing.
Grey rose suddenly. This was too
much. I'll not endure it from this
knave." he cried, appealing to Mon
mouth
Monmouth YEARLY waved him to
seat, but Gray disregarded the COM
mand.
What have I said that should touch
your lordship?' asked Wilding. and,
Grey's eyes.
1T is not what you have said. 1t is
what you have inferred"
And to call me knave." said Wilding
in Il mocking horror.
The repression of his anger lent him
rare bitterness. and an almost devil
lshly subtle manner of expressing word
lesSly what was passing in his mind.
Inere was not one present but gathered
from his utterance of those five words
that he did not hold Grey worthy the
honor of being called to account for
that offensive epithet He made just an
eAciamatory protest, such as he might
have made had woman applied the
term to him
Grey turned from him slowly to Mon
mouth. ut might be we'll" said he in
his turn controlling himself at last, ito
place Mr.. Wilding under arrest
MIR. WildingS manner quickened on the
instant from passive to active anger.
Upon what charge, sir?'' he demanded
sharply.
In truth it was the only thing wanting
that, after all that he had undergone, he
should be arrested. His eyes were upon
the dukes melancholy face, and his
anger was such that in that moment he
vowed that if Monmouth acted upon this
suggestion of Grey'S he should not have
SO much as the consolation of Sunder
lands letter.
You have been wanting in respect to
us. SIR the duke answered him He
seemed able to do little more Lhau repeat
himself You return from London
empty handed. your task unaccomplished,
and instead of a becoming contrition you
hector it here before us III this manner"
He shook his head. We are not pleased
with you, Mr. Wilding.'
But, your grace" exclaimed Wilding,
rs it my fault that your London agents
had failed TO organize the rising? That
rising should have taken place, and il
would have taken place had your
majesty been more ably represented
there"
You were there, Mr. wilding," said
Grey with heavy sarcasm.
Would it no be better to leave Mr..
Wilding's affair until afterward? sug
geSted Ferguson at that moment 1T is
already past 5, your majesty, and there
be still some details of this attack TO
settle that your officers may prepare for
it, whilst Mr. Newlington awaits your
majesty to supper at 81
True" said Monmouth, ever ready to
take a solution offered by another. We
will confer with you agein later, Mr..
" ding
Wilding bowed, accepting his dismissal.
Before ] go, your majesty. there are
certain things l would report - he
began.
''you nave heard, sir" Grey broke in.
NOT now. This is not the time"
Indeed, no. This is not the time, Mr..
Wilding," echoed the duke.
N-ilding set his teeth i'll the intensity
of his VeNation.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

The whole tract bounded in part as follows:
On the north by the Landover and BrIghtseat
public road, the east by the Landover and
Brightseat public road and the Holmead es
tate, on the south by the Holmead estate, the
Roberts property, the Sheriff road and the
William Warren property, on the west by the
subdivision known White House Heights,
Columbia Park and the Washington Golf
Links The Washington, Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Railway runs for 4 consid-
l. ., 4, z, 8 and are especially adapted for
subdivision purposes, and are likewise desir-
able for farm property. In the division Of
this real estate into its several parcels, reser-
vations have been made for roadways, max
ing each and every lot accessible TO public
highways and TO the w. b. & A. Electric
Railway. This property IS located about Eve
miles from Washington City and convenient
to schools, churches. stores aud post Offices.
Rare opportunity is offered to persons desiring
to purchase property either for subdivision or
farm purposes.
Terms: One-third cash upon ratification of
sale by the court, one-third in six months and
one-third In twelve months from day of sale,
secured to the satisfaction of the trustees, or
all cash, at option of purchaser. $3.50 deposit
trustees reserve the right to reject any and
all bids, and to offer the several pieces or
pa arceis in the order of their advertisement
or otherwise. or TO offer the whole acreage,
and to accept the bid bids which in the
aggregate will realize the highest price for
said property. Conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser or pur-
SAMUEL v. HAYDEN. Trustee.
Union Trust Bldg.
McIachlen Bldg.
NJ HAMPTON MAGRUDER Trustee.
F. aRES.S9,mJ2,hG,I cOictado Bldg
Evening star., 1924-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE 4lLs--. HOUSES. FOR sALE-HousEs.
INTERESTING OFFERINGS IN HOMES.
Prices and Terms That Have Strong Appeal.
S1S,5O0-Chevy Chase D. c.
:as$ sS s5 s 5 $ sa s $ Ss S
s17;S5o-Chevy Chase D. c.
= :$: ;:: : @ , % s :;; ~ $;: i $s.: & :s$ isH. e.;
SIS, ,250-Chevy Chase, D. c.
% sH sss: @ ss; ss IN oss ssss.
$9750-Chevy Chase. D. c.
sss rs;:s ] III ] @ Ss ii $ss? AZ ca s's
$12,5OO-Chevy Chase, Nd
densha % room and bath 0FF house; "h cleo on garage lot
soz5o-Near Woodley Road and Macomb ST.
gar ps p ~ '' nn' s eahe'sfTpea' very fine
$12o50-Near Wardman Park Inn.
% Sleeping ] % @ Proc % oe1n mod fu s concrete front
SIS 5.5oo-Deaie1d Near 10th St.
%si. a: f % 5 @ 4 e. S a @ IS Ss IL :s @
$13OO0-Fairmont St. Near 18th
% % % % % @ @ garage a s paved onh rear and sleeping
sl3ooomNear 1900 IN l4n and Taylor M
5000 and bath
lot @ % s % % % % sssa t4s s5aFn Gss' hardwood floors arranged
slo,5oo-Near 10th and Park Road.
Excellent
sl425o-Near 10th and Columbia Road
% % % bath % saf % % I e front rear and sleeping
$3.50 ust Off Dupont Circle.
% % oeSpan % y " " " e screens other features
$S750-Near l4tl and Spring Road
SO25o-Near 9th and Allison.
@ =! '' " @ % % s1e Al " ss:5 s'Es: sss
$S5O0-Near 4th and Penna. Ave. Sc.
s735o--On Wide Ave. Near 4th St. Sc
@ % I = @ % nns '""H' bath h"h cleo; facing
r5AI!LaA ALLAN F. MAILER & CO: Inca
sls Street Northwest Main 36oo
Evening star., 1924-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM =. WISSCHLER. AUCTT0NEEK.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING No. l45 4
STREET NV. WITH METAL GARAGE
IN REAR.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust ia ted
instrument No. 10 of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia. and at the request of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by public auction.
in front of the premises. MONDAY, THE
TWELFTH DAY or MAY. 1924. At FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia. TO wit: Lot = Of
Barnes and Weaver. trustees, subdivision Of
lots in block 20 of EdmonStou and SteIlws gen :
addition TO ''IeDrot Park rs per plat of
Office of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia in Tiber County Q. at folio 143.
improved by S-room, 2-pautry and bath brick
dwelling and metal garage, to I've sold subject,
howeyer,-to prior deed OF trust for 81 100.
at per cent. due June. 1926.
Terms of sale: Over and above said trust,
nehalf cash, the balenCe IN monthly pay
ments Of $50. including interest at per cent,
secured by a second deed of trust upon the
property sold, all cash over said trust. A
deposit of $500 required of the purchaser at
ing. revenue stamps and notarial fees at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within thirty days from day OF
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the default;ng purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the city OF Washing gton,
Il. L. HENRY GlLLIGAN.
WILLIAM f. ATKINSON,
Evening star., 1924-05-04
c. G. SLOAN { CO., INC. AUCTIoNEERs.
us 18th st. NV.
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Dy uiueI OF enS sasG UI tnt estAte
tlority and direction OF the supreme Court
% the District of Columbia holding a Pro-
bate term. Adm-. No. @7sO3, VIC shall offer for
northwest. Washington, D. G.. beginning on
WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH. 1874, AT
TWO IN. and continuing daily at that
hour. If necessary, paintings. a part of the
personal assets of the said decedent. namely:
Original Paintings for the ceiling of the
Rotuuda United States Capitol. four Original
Paintings for ceilings and walls and of rooms
at United States Capitol. by Constantine
Brunlidi. Portrait OF Beuiamin franklin by
DupIises together with 81 other valuable
paintings. These paintings will be on dispsy
at C. e. Sloan & Co., Inc. on and after the
Srd day OF MAY, 1924. By order of
T. HILTON JACKSON,
EDWARD =. SCHWARTZ,
Administrators of Estate OF Lawrence S.
Brumidi. ap1T-d2Ot
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SHORE PROPERTY.

EDGEWATER BEACH; ON SALT WATER:
81 miles from District line. on Washington.
Anna polls Baltimore road; three community
piers for boating. bathing, fishing and crab
birg; two community bathing beaches; cot
tages ari bungalows for sale; ideal bungalow
sites, S400 10 81, 100 each. Write or phone
for information and free automobile road
map. WILLIAM T. MATrES0N, owner, Bond
bldg. Washington, .. c. Phone Main 677l.
Office on beach open Saturdays and Sundays
FOR SALE - MODERN BUNGALOW; GA
rage and outhouse; six acres of cleared land !;
quarter-mile frontage salt water; on state
road. 20 miles from Washington, near Piney
oysteripg and ducsing. Cali Cleveland ffS4-W'
NORTH BEACH, MD.-SALE OR RENT
Cottages furnished. Phone North 6176. il
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate Belonging to Charles
White Estate, in Kent Dis
trict, Prince Georges County,
Md, About S Miles From
District, ON W., B. & A. Elec-
trio Railway.

BY virtue of a decree of the circuit court
for Prince Georges county. Maryland. Equity
No. 1915, the undersigned trustees will sell by
public auction TO the highest bidder on the
premises at White Station. on the w, p. &
A. Electric Railway. on THURSDAY. MAY
EIGHTH, 1924, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, and il necessary continue from day
to day at the hour until all properties
mentioned in said are disposed of, To-
Gated in the division of the real estate of the
late Charles White, deceased, containing the
foIlopriDO
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TWO
SPECIALS.
IoUiS r. SHOEMAKER,
1907 y y Ave NV. Main 1896
Old ME- pi TASANI

BEAUTIFUL SEMI DETACHED HOUSE
ADJACENT TO MT. PLEASANT CAR LINE.
We arc Offering FOR tie Grar time the finest
semi-dPtached trck aousn II Mt. Pleasant.
Interior Of house cannot be duplicated today
for less than StO.H0. On frs; faur i< large
center entranr" hall. ilI." living room with
gray tinted walls AMI r"a' tirnr!acc. Dining
room is finished IN willie vonil: ork cold
aud hot pantr, with lar-c kitcsl"l. Second ami
third 6"urs have >iS spacious outside bed
looms and tpo master baths, II eNfra large
closets. H." H., Pittsburgh heater. double
garage msiu's quarters in basement. Ideal
for residcn"e or high class roomins house; cx-
cellrut Investment gith business possibilities
81. coo cash terms Sasonahc.
l.GONS-LONE ECrRONE T. Co.
Col 1920 z3OS Itth <,
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SUMMER CAMPS.

FURN. COTTAGE ON RIVER AND CANAL
near Glen Echo, $50; delightful location; cleo
tricty Address Box 45-H, Star office.
SHACK, CEDAR ISLAND, NEAR GLEN
Echo. on river; furnished. North 6741.
CAMP BUNGALOW ON CONDUIT RD.; OVER
looks Potomac River: l block from street cars;
suitable for family, party Of six or club. For
particulars, Main 1881. 4s