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box For n o. man would give &C. r
600 % was knocked down I0 him af
that price Tor Is place in which pa
put hH Jewels, what were ths jewels
themselves worihF
Tho mere thought made me dizzy
NJ ! could set my hands upon that
box when n was FILLED. tho fur.3r
that spring had put into my mind
today might b. possible 90 mo- ono
.uf those young girls whose eyes had
seemed inviting on the avenue 20.
day
"s1Id 20 Mr Marcus Anderson "
said the BuriI1urFT
EIumpcd down in my chair. Tuning
with hatred toward Anderson, ]
straIEhtrpei up when 1 huh hla
name For there were fow people
who had not heard ~ Anderson, lie
was supposed tu have become. during
tho war. ono Of tho richest men IN
tho world sly appraisal u him had
been absolutely correct, and my van.
ify was iirklei that. even In s1 slight
IL matter I had NOT erred,
I watched him Eo 90 a desk and
write a check sly eyes followed him
Bs no rlmc down the aisle and passed
thru tho door. To came 20 close 20
mu that the skirt 81 Dis coat brushed
hy knees. Mr Anderson, ns be climb
"a into hlH enormous town car, did
not know how nearly DO had escaped
70 violent attack
CONTINUED IN Our Next Issuel
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The TdngLe
u "Rt' '5 % l''FF' F7'aHs FF'Faa lrtFfsl

ar NOT TITS easier 20 zen from their
voices r they need tn- 1afs Cham b.
iH fg trI they are capable ~ nWHs
them
HutH aiw8H had o. parGarEa minor
tone su Der voice it Harry went
away think he SECS frau Htr fHaf
0 first brEau 60 notice IHr GIurnrH..
tlaf happ,nrs1 ur Hrf made lH
voice.
Ruth told me moro I1 detail tar
Same surprising ness Emo wf0fr ta
guu 10 -ermT that liarT Ellington
sister uas young enough 90 have been
Harrga daughter They dIi not have
ltv Same mother
strange. Fu't BE-. that after au that
Harry had done 90 Ruth. after he
bad almost broken Der heart hr was
sure 81 Der loyalty and fgrIYrnr-.
no sure that hr could leave 20 her
as p kind o. leEaHy lHls EiH
Ruth OF ,UuHe. wants che r.h ia
Etay with her saTa that rhe iH the
sweetest young woman rhe haH ever
known She would HEa 90 have Der
stay aliH her aa her younger sister,
but Zoe that's tho E,rI'H name, De-
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IErTEK FROM JOHN AIDES
PRESCOTT To iIsIIi- Fttt>.
corr. CONTINUED

: had "a ufHr faE with Ruth Usrar
over che telephone today have
never heard Dog voice sound 20 hap
o.
wonder 90 gal have ALSO found
rut leslie. that people can seldom
iIsEuIsV srir tu.gts Boa ordinary
everyday conversation IusiinrriFr'y
thsy san drop into iHe aHgg ca.
deuers 90 uUHauFIurrs. or tH0 path.
gilr h0'.9auea ~ ETIrr that suite
their mood
Whra person b. happy Dts voice
sounds fgI and resonant gnd there
i7 a one Boa % that always strikes The
ear with a piraEaninea.
There. you didn't think uas az
analytical on that dld you. dsaFf
Perhaps I ana learning s1ma 20. b.
from yuu, bat most ~ aIl am learn.
.nE it thru NrL Atbrrnu. whose
own voice changes almost from hour
70 hour With her moods. and from
thc people who come % nae iBT pUsl.
liuna. I can almost always ten
wh5thfr they really need tho position
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'IFH rrf rEEr vac 200 cosy
. I r#a IHffH Inl.
. Irrr GOO rar. t#H when '
.nrr r nH E.-" a-#
. .THr ar. n #nrI Gra
.Iaf.H. "a uEr fHrm I
-uH Dear u W#.f r.w .#
.urrr-r-- whispered lT- HaH.f ra
.ra Prep ~Ear nrH Dad na Hrnr
.ns un poor fIuE r1 H.at could
.rar rEIH.tT
/ rWruanrrIaHT tH'r ono H# rat
Sou Irfrr d fIr 1868 Lady
.rIr laa.E short wl 90 aar-H.f
Thyme
/ "WUaf b. ar crooked aF o. rrrizoL
Ia hard 90 bone, a1 uEHt aa O.
.uHE shoe. aH Eifr as bank and a7
Z ugzzi.nr HH q rfI.e7
I 10 comes On rhae L-cfs. wood and
. oceans"
Everybody looked at Gross Patch
"CaH sou FurH that gHHF' asked
Ifhe Wise H1HnfOur Town.
Gross Patch shifted from one foot
no ua other. "GH. that's afyg' HH
aII- 'IrH ATS a-why, IrH O.
OH. ] Think I'm have % 90 and rc'
mv coat ! feel OBJ no . Eas catch.
Ing cold"
"Iaat that the vayz' laughed
Jack spatt Some people are
never satisfied
Nobody could guess The answer,
Tboy guessed everything from ships
90 sl1s button
And. finally. what DO ygu think.
Tho I..4Iir Lady h1I 90 tell them.
"trH "a knot" FGD r1id. .Krofg
come Gu shoe.Aers don't lheyg
YES" uId Nancy
"AnI On w00d7 You often Gee
ib0Ea round funny places iu boards
that sometimes drop out and leayr
holes Wen. they are called knots
tO0r'
'-Thats right" rald Slek
"AuI lu tho ocean nobody F1g8
miles" went on The Riddle Lady
Captains u ships always Hay that
q boat can 60 20 many knots an
hour. a knot o. a little more than
q mile"
That's n good one, but n hard
one" said Doctor Foster. Il never
could have guessed a."
Here De- ON eaEy one. then" said
Tho Riddle Lady.
"H9ly Poly Is us fnt M butter
SGT you can zee his ribs Indeed. Dc
has 70 have hoops 20 hold him 10.
rDihrr.
',Ho has two crowns 10 his head,
but no eyes or o8rT. Nothing but a
nose.
who s. Roly poly7'
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"a -rrrfHfnr aF aarfIHHH grHrr.s
h.Hr Hsw tHn w a email uar
.r##ruHr nn instant .tanIHF Ana
mr HnIHHHf.aH af trn Tapestry proved
tnsf q Haa fIr sHn a.HaE vEH
HFa'1EE'E u'n.r-f wrar#
az eHur EH rH come benz
H'r'E rH rawfarr IuErFf Inr fHr-
rfr vHaB haus, conform tn frH
COLOR HrrFme u'-uF nrama pnHr
aEEIu fr.l me- sentiment ~ rrr.u-.
uur. o wanted home. TrwHHFHaH
= Wanted "a place Wf-re sHatI raf
.lFlarH chat had acquired tur THr aE
.gf aE4gHIaHa. ans EeetHr IhHE nr-
.1rrrB n than hamr Deliberately I
IA l tha dangerous fhausntH
$50 man esu Ee Hlryeza iH HuHi
mess II Hr arFeirF DIE office hours o.
sentimental incoming tht=r wyrr my
ourr haur and I vas beers gu buHr
ursH- THr where Don tEg world is Dur
more LIKELY Ig have opportunity fn
rrr ana study those Possessed -
wealth fEaB in an auction room
where articles 90 tremendous value
are put up1n tho b'orEf And the lr
ttrnatiuual Auction company catered
20 a clientele - millionaire such
bargains aH nay tit ~ tapestry only
Occurred when they were minor pRuH
of a great collection.
Nearly every thiuE else vas priced
iu the Thousands and did NOT iuteTr e
mt. altho occasionally ! noted the
names and addresses ~ the purcha--
sTa And then came the Gerald Jewel
box. Gerald was multmll,ioualru -
vulgar antccrdrnta and taste who had
died "a few years AEa, slK months
later. bis widow had followed him..
and they had lefi heirs who chose 10
rI themselves q tho misctllanrou7
collection which the Geulda had ar-
qu.red. could not blame the heirs,
for most % tho Gerald possessions
were more suited 60 the walls or rabi.
meta u a museum than 20 private
home.
And when the auctIonEsr held M a
golden box. studded with jewels.
.frit embarrassment Tor him. compel.
lea az Do was Co declare that this Brti-
clo was "a work % art ~ was about
mine inches long, HiN inches uid0 and
four inches deep. and workmanship.
even a high degree OF crBftsmanship.
had been expended upOn d. But tho
thing was too gorgeous. too flamboy-
ant, and ono readily believed tho huc,
tloneeTa statement that The late MF
Joseph Gerald had himself supyriu-
tended the designing and the manu-
mcture 81 tho box, one also believed
without hesitation that q had cost the
multlmiIiIonAire over 500. 900 Ger.
tninly tho precious stones that stud
ded Il were worth az least $50, 1000,
but the very Idea that had given
birth TO tho box was vulgar II had
been intended 20 b. the receptacle
FOR certain Jewels % GcraldB wife.
The thing aHgrrrd me. Artists IN
precious metal had been drbauchcd
by Gemlds money ana forced 20 pros
tItute their gifts for beauty in order
90 gratify millionaire'a vulgar
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COLOR IT NEW WITH
DIAMOND DYES"

Beautiful homo
dg cling and tint
luE l guaranteed
with Diamond
Dyes Just dip lu
cold water 90 tint
soft, delicate
shades or boil 10
drr rich. prrma
nrnt c0larg Zach
lB-csut package
contains dIrce.
lions 90 simple
any woman can
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JOmA inS6X
KS A4aSteK Thief
\XadrflurS omeES Roche
zSs@S copyIShl 1924 NEA Service Inc
TlHEE DIENyIEHIED tEN$IEEIEN

'-arae ag wrath against tnr man vho
FnrI lr ic nm. Egr iHIH latter urr
SON rubbed che rrTn.e hump.
bitE enough. a.fna iH0 'aat seem.
. ca mono 500 semitic IEe cripple ala roe
resent thf action Perhaps poor
.IeEIL De haI become CO used tg tro
HTufalftgs gf Dis fellows. fbat nI7
spirit had iort ifs powers 90 resent
.mtHf
. ANraF or 70 asa when ! had been
crushed by tHr urgtallUss ~ me. I
would have ta't no Indignation az
such "a sight Z hat then been unable
.to become angry az in1iEuiurs hsaprd
upon myself MumiHts would cell
sou that had since lost my r1uI, but
4 trN sou that ! had found h. a
.ysar aEo. am honest man. would
have surerrd cynicaIiy. today, n thief,
I. Z took the laut by che collar and
threw him across tho sidewalk
Tho north aud sauih-h1uni traffic
halted as tht lights uigGgrri ON tho
tower down thr avenue. the poliCr.
man blew ha whistle and waved the
pedestrians 20 pass over 10 was an
opportunity. and Bs my bsvhdcrcd
victim climbed unsteady 70 h.s feet
rmutrrinF threats. ! merged with the
human tide and gained The doors ot
F. a hotel across ths street slipped thru
ms reception rooms auI came out
upon SSH 81. cfriaIui that I had
avoided pursuit and not worrying
about future recognition A. Tor tho
huughhack De had not glanced my
way
Dy extreme caution. I eliminate hc-
CldentE Before ] entered the auction
rooms which were my destination. I
b8nccd over my shoulder 10 make
certain that uo Extensively right,
minded person was guiding upon my
trail the man whom ! had knocked
down. II n policeman interviewed m
IA street bmwl iu which was con.
.ccrneL Il is conceivable that I might
be asked ms means az livelihood. n
Question Of obvious embarrassment.
So entered the auction ruoms. and
took a chair In the ryar Half an
hour passed before I made a bid. and
then / offered $50 Tor a mediocre
tapestry. I acquired Il 10 ts5 gave "a
check TO the attendant. ordered the
thing sent TO my apartment. and
settled hack tn my chair 20 watch tho
rest Of the proceedings. do not think
lt advisable that should De merely
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suppose fraf rrr awr rra' fy u
Imagination vI.eH HUs ma anEe IHe
rrst of those vFrm .re.rrr Is r'ra
10 clI ogtlus le responsible Cor Irf
fatuue % Indignation HE.#a POSSESSES
me when I IerA anon aaF Hraa'HE,
4 ann uut natter t-fag.E D .n goa
artist And iEa artist urgr hrFnE
in tguo with wHaf-agsHf trhe taan
the material minded maH g. business
Represents amy mpHrlrgl.aH. whether
% D. 81 lEg Eg.g ur of tae spirit
Ana htrl were helh Tho bunch
back. .mptr5vt gf body and tht Ear
ncrsIt1us lagi imperfect 10 spirit
who strokel the hump
They were standing lu thr curb al
the cornyr 90 SSH and Fifih ave.
waiuns far q break .n traffic wh.gh
would permit them ta cuuss thr
street Was doing che same thing I
had walked from tHe snug AuIe
apartment. which 8t Che mo
mcnt 4 was maintaining on Central
Park West across town on ms way
GO attend an auction ON Madison ave.
u was a balmy spring d1y. ihr slrt
of m0gulng which after q hlusiCy
March rryiNeE ones faith Iu The Mir
aclCs 90 Nature Exactly as pretty
plrl ryyiyJs ones faith. Z admit that
ans faith had been revived several
times thls morning, lf seemed to me
that an the lovely gigls 90 the uai-
verse had been placed iu Central
Park and on tht avenue This morning..
60 tannIze me with thoughts OF what
might have been
J.. who hated tho w0s.l loved Dc
this morninE Yet b was the hope
less love % one who knows that The
simple joys are denied 90 him. I fglt
moisture yelling beneath my IdE
my eyes were nlmy, Then ! laughed
az my s6utlmsut8lty ] had made
my choice months ago when. after
years OF desperate struggle along the
paths % honesty. ] had given up tho
unequal battle and become one o.
those who prey
Suffice 70 that no young Eiri would
ever b. harmed by me-1nd even
knowing me might some day cause
her irrcpaublc damage. As ! have
said in one % my previous memoirs
like Kipliug's cat. walk alone.
SO. because / was in a soitenri
mood. as we'll as because 1 am an
artist and gentleman. felt a surge
% pity FOR the hunchback. and "a
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quite Independent aaI saints 90 o.
faT HrrHF
THa ono thing which Horny d.
IuEfaH I.I may offset conn. ur 600
frHHH.r .r made f#. HrHrr IIe
rf determined Hrf H rr rHnHf
base fHH EE ~IH. f.an naa.. aHH
aHHH HH found Der EHHTHrr whom
rar laI always Thought r.H tlf
Berg garU.nr pho HrI r1 raE r..
IrarHfHr 90 come ruHE ur
CAS- HuaH rH found frrf -H- .aaEr
French 90 Hf.rf EuH .HaL "a .m.
unI..fsIg thought Of InH. ami Hr
r.H 1a.E Cos leslie HH H.Ha ra Hr
saaalHE aHf far "a aasrar. Ear a.m
Err1 ra8H"
% rather made me rm.r t1 fa.nh
~ jock aEp can Ea gHr UaF.r. man.
-er fHr uants mother nrG HT
learning Irr.,h. .TII HnmHnHe Hr
rHs 40 ItsfH ur1 -he replied FERROUS.
b. that every child should learn O.
foreign lanHlarr before Ia learned
H.H uau FhG uas quite convincing
and I'm going over % Der haa' fa.
night aH sou suggested and IaaE fhr
Fu over n think rnH H 600 chat
Ruth thinks che o. I uII Hi Der
over 90 sou with Sire Anterior She
might be- a great help 20 sou Hs com.
uHuiuu ana social secretary GuHtu our
little daughter makes her apps8mHrt
uu fhH scene.
0rsgyHrfi 1884 e.. D.. A. Service. Trs4
TOMORROW-This letter contin.
urd.
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d}o or uui lingerie. fiikr ribbons
HEiris, wui'r. dresses. coats. stock
ingr, sweaters. dupsrIes. covcrluru,
hAuRinFa. everything new.
Buy Diamond DysHs-no other
kind and tell your druggist whsth.
er The material you wish 90 color IL
wool or ailt, or whether IL IN linen.
cotton, or mixed Advertise.
msut.
Evening star., 1924-04-26
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY
NEAR VERNONT AVE

NEAR VERMONT AVE AND |. ST.
ded by the whr r upa iS
II
NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD NV.
o &c a
building
DESIRABLE 18th STREET CORNER.
SOUTH OF YOU ST.
20 feet
NEAR 14h AND /. SITS NV.
n 6
18th ST. NEAR NEW TINOLI THEATER.
be sold m Prices
NEAR l1h STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
three the nren. rice less
CONNECTICUT AVE. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
satisfactory
GARDINER & DENT, Inc.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

SMALL CoTTAGE-LARGE PORCH, coon
garden. near car line 81, 900. on terms or al
cash. sl,So0; also summer cabin for rcrt al
sl' per month. j. H., T. o. Box 16i, Pa. Ave
Evening star., 1924-04-26
MAIN 4SS4.

FOR SALE-lOth ST SOUTH OF MASS AVE.
NV, handsome corner. J0xf00: improvements
rent for S12S per month; exceptional site for
downtown apartment and stores. $50. 600.
Jesse l.. HEISKEIL. 1115 Eye 81. NV.
720 7th ST. S.W.-STORE. ROOMS BATH,
electric. gas: vacant; double garage, brick
OWNER on the premises. 21s
LOUISIANA AVE. NEAR 7th ST-MOST
unusual opportunity: 26ft. front three-story
brick. conta ming store and living rooms. Any
business, wholesale light manufacturing.
Price less than $50. .O00 W. A. SHERWIN
exclusive agent. 1915 X -. n. Main J0o5
ROWLING ALLEY AND POOL ROOM. 3
alleys and tables. Will sacrifice for 81 80
II sold Immediately. Reason for selling, bad
health.
Must leave town on doctors orders Call
At 304 9th st. NV. for proprietor. "'
ON 18TH ST. SE.-PRICE. s6.7i0.
Brick store property. renting for $50 per
month to responsible tenant.
ALLAN f. WALKER y Co, INC.
S13 15th st. NV. Main 269O
s5-FT. FRONT on PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
improved ny six brick houses; property worth
81, 900. Owner anxious to sell at reduced
price to SCI, 800
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-515-51G Bond Building.
nth and New York Ave.
Main Az
Evening star., 1924-04-26

VA. HIGHLANDS CONE OFT SUNDAY
where nature will greet you and opportunty
awaits you; lots at $3.50 and up; $40 down ana
y per mo. Why wait longer? Agent will b.
on property all day Sunday at station. Absn-
Iutely the best buy in any section around city.
City improvements; overlooking city and rive-.
j. T.. PRICE. 21s
Evening star., 1924-04-26

Mt. IDA - SEM BU SGALoW, OVERLOOK
ing city and river, with extra large rooms
street; oak floors over entire house. Address
Box had. star office 2Ts
Evening star., 1924-04-26

OWNER WILL. SELL 5-ROoM AND b. Bun
galow. ami, large porch price. s., $50 easy
terms; nearby Maryland. Ph. Hyatts 630-M
Evening star., 1924-04-26

ACRES, J-ROoM HOUSE. NEAR THE r. T.
s3,tG; acres, S-room house. near the r r.
5000; rev "-room bungalow, 81, 500; s--oor,
bungalow, ami, $1,000. Many other hn"
homes tor sale. j. L. FLAHERTY Fails
Church, Va. Phone Falls Church e9-J-o 2Tt
Evening star., 1924-04-26
FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.
WANTED TO BUY-APTs.

SMALL. BUILDINGS IN GOOD LOCATIONS.
up to $4,000. Address Box SGD, s1r
o6ces rss a,
Evening star., 1924-04-26
WANTED-LOTS.

WEST OF GA. AVE. AND NORTH OF PARK
.rd. Il cash; give full particulars. Address Box
35-D, Star Office. -
Evening star., 1924-04-26

5ha ACRES LAND. J-RoOM HOUSE AND
All necessary outbuildinEs; price. $500. Mr.
EMILY BuRLEIGH, Berwyn, Nd. T. T. j.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

BEAUTIFUL WOODRIDGE-6RM RM., 2-sTORY.
attractive frame: elec., gas. h.-w.h., ami:
screened; lot 60x1l0 planted: $4,000; terms.
GIY v. COLLINS. 1872 Irving 81. ne. q
Evening star., 1924-04-26

VA. ANDS-BrNGALowS, CLOSE To
station; . and r, with oak floors throughout:
fireplace. These bungalows are new and have
every modern convenience incorporated in these
beautiful homes. Small cash payment, bal
ance like rent; $3.50 and up. See J. L..
PRICE, al Va. Highlands Station. ere
Evening star., 1924-04-26

10 4th ST. Mo ROOMS AND BATH.
h.-w.h.. eler. lights and garage; $40 per mo.
226 md st. n.e-10 rooms and bath. h. h &,
elec lights. with 2-car garage; 800.
JOS. a. HEERERT & SONS.
tol
Evening star., 1924-04-26

VA. HIGHLANDS-4-R. BUNGALOW, NEW.
with fireplace and ami, will be for sale
Sunday by j. L. Price for $3.50: $3.50 cash.
Come early. 20
Evening star., 1924-04-26

NEAR RITrrENHOUSE ST AND GA. AVE.
II. .w.--Deta ached, rooms and bath; ami: (:
large lot: double garage Only 800 per month.
Act mlick Main 1857
Evening star., 1924-04-26

No. go 11th ST. N.E.-EIGHr ROOMS.
hath and cellar: hot-water heat, electric
lights. Consult WEIGH. Reator. 18th and
NaM York Min 424G
Evening star., 1924-04-26

Is 18th ST. S.E-8 H. AND Is. NEWLY
renovated, elect; $3.50. u. Ii. JOHNSON &
co. l33S II st.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

Come to North Rosemont, Sunday or any
day and look over our list of reasonably priced
homes that we can sell you terms like
rent $500 cash down will secure to 8
rooms Now is the time to buy suburban
property Monthly payments as low $375
Remember ROsemont has all city conyeniences.
Take electric at 18th and Pa. ave-, get
off at North Rosemont Station. Monthly fare
less than II cents for trip.
f. C. GoODNOW COMPANY,
100 18th st. NV. Main 301.
Evening star., 1924-04-26
FOR SALE-LOTS.

UNIVERSITY PARK
l20xl2O: imp; 4Sth and Chesapeake sts.
OWNER. Columbia 7Iss.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

BEAUTIFUL SUE. HoME-ALL NEW;
modern improvements; bath. eIec. pump, NV.
system. approved septic tank, newly papereG.
new gar; house. 8 r. & b; lot s0xl20 fl,
improved: splendid location ami neiGhhorEood;
especially suited for Office protcs. man;
give immed. possession. Apply 10 owner, s J.
Sinmonds. druggist. Cherrydae. Va. 2T'
Evening star., 1924-04-26

ROSEMONT.
Six-room new colonial stucco home, modern
TO the last degree. Every possible conver-
ience, together with a neighborhood unsur-
passed. Rosemont property has always in-
creased in value, and present prices will in
sure a substantial profit. The new Masonic
Memorial Temple adjoins Rosemont, and when
finished should increase the value OF every
property in Rosemont. Beautiful homes ready
10 inspect, s11 900 TO $12, 500. Terms arranged
with responsible buyers.
+. c. GOODNow COMPANY,
T29 18th st. NV. Main SOI.
BEAUTIFUL wOODSIDE HOME. '--
Acres of ground Handicapped.
Truly a paradise.
IT'S CHEAP, TOO.
]. WALTER 0'BOYLL,
Main 205. o26 18th ST. NM.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

625 WASHINGTON AVE, LEE HIGHWAY,
near Lee Heights, Va.-Car and bus service
from Key Bridge; 2story brick, bath, cleo
tricity, furnace. garage, oak trees; 400 feet
front: near Country Club; open for inspection;
inquire on premises.
416 9th NV. Main AIS.
Evening star., 1924-04-26
FOR RENT-ST0RES

C0nffnued
413 II ST. N.E-NEW SToRER0OM WITH 8
room and bath apartment above: excellent con
dition and location. 500 per month.
JAMES r. SHEA
643 La. Ave NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-26

l3T Montague st. n.w.-Det. se;ni-bungs-
low; rooms and two tile baths; ami; large
front and screened rear porch; good repair.
$40.
1923 25th ST. NV r, baths, third floor:
arranged for apt. SO.
So1 Carroll ave. Takoma Ps.-Detached
house: = rooms and bath ami. $50.
3222 1ath n.w.-Beautiful home. semi
o r., baths; porches $40.
WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS,
Noip
Evening star., 1924-04-26

IN MI. RAINIER, MD. NEAR 3Ist AND
r. !. ave. n.e.-A two-family fat buildin.
handy to everything; rooms, pantry and
second floor; a.m.i.; h.-w.h.; new house:
good investment; price and terms reasonable:
owner. Address Boy T0-D Star office
Evening star., 1924-04-26
SALE-SUBTRBAN PROPERTY
Continued.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY WILL BE GIVES.
Must sell at once. New twO-story house; 6
rooms and sleeping porch. Plenty of closets;
hot-water heat; hardwood floors; gas and cleo
Look at the house, IL it suits you, the prize
and terms will be made TO suit the first bona
nne purchase. Address Box lid, Star office
Evening star., 1924-04-26

WEsT FALLS CHURCH, vas ROOMS AND
bath. electricity; directly on car lines: :.
acres ground: fine shade and fruit trees
Phone Falls Church ll1-J-3 e7s
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05
HoU TO Make Pine
Cough Syrup at Home
Has no equal for prompt results.
Takes but a moment to prepare,
and saves you about So.


Pine is used in nearly all prescrip-
tions and remedies for coughs. The
reason is that pine contains several
elements that have remarkable
effect in soothing and healing the
membranes of the throat and chest.
Pine cough syrups are combinations
of pine and syrup. The Syrup" part
is usually plain sugar syrup.
To make the best pine cough remedy
that money can buy, put 2H ounces
of Pinex in pint bottle, and fill up
with homemade sugar syrup Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
or corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup.
Either way, you make a full pint
more than you can buy ready made
for three times the money. 1t is
pure, good and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take hold of
cough or cold in way that means
business. The cough may be dry,
hoarse and tight, or may be persist
emily loose from the formation of
phlegm. The cause is the same-in-
fiamed membranes-and this Pinex
and Syrup combination will stop it
usually in "A hours or less. Splen-
did, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse.
ness, or any ordinary throat ailment
Pinex is highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and is famous the world over
for its prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware of substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "2X ounces of Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso.
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.