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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
nrGIN mInF TO-DAY


sir Charles Abingdon engages Paul
Harley criminal inyeHtlnhter. 20
solve Tor him tho mystery Of con-
slant surveillance 81 Sir Charles by
/ pefspnH unknown 20 him. while
Harley iu dining AZ the Abingdon
chair IN a dying state llls last
words ara "Nlcoi nrlnn" aud Fire
Tongue"
Paul asks Nieol nrinn 20 tell him
/ the meaning % ''tiro-Tongur." but
brinn refuses 60 enliEhten him,
Harley and Phil daughter ~ Sir
Charles, are made prisoners Ia tho
home ~ ormuE Khan. hrinn reacues
them aud goes 20 tell the story Or
1 flrr-Tongiie 10 tho police. lie tells
% his love for Nadia. a member or
tho Firo-Tonguo cult
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
Respecting the tests 20 which can.
dldates were put. she spoke with
moro freedom. Those who. having
reached the second grade. asplred 20
the FIRST. wero submitted 20 three
very severe oncy. 10 make trial OF
their courage. purity and humility.
Failure In any OF these trials resulted
In instant death, and the final test.
the trial by fro. which took place In
Hubterranean chamber OF tho great
temple. resulted IA a candidate whose
courage failed him being precipiiatcd
into that Lake Of flame which have
already described dreadful form OF
death. which by accident had wit.
messed.
Il have The reputation OF being
cold. hard man. so had Antony be.
fore no met Cleopatra. But seven
yrars ago. under tho Indian moon.
learned tolerance Tor tho human
weakness which forEcts the world for
tho amiioa Of woman.
1T had 10 end. Sooner or later.
discovery was Inevitable. ono night
told Nadia that I must 20. over
tho scene that followed viii pass IN
silence. II needed all tho strength OF
fairly straight. hard life 20 help
me keep 10 my decision.
'shs understood at last. and con.
scented 20 release me. But there were
obsiaoies-big ones. Tho snow on
tho lower mountain slopes had begun
10 melt. ana the waterE gate In tho
valley by which ! had entered was
now impossible. A. result. mus;
use another gate. which opened into
a mountain path. but which was al.
ways guarded. A. first. on hearing
this. ! gave myself UP for Loaf. but
Nadia had plan.
Removing bangle which shs al.
ways woro shs showed mo tho secre,
mark OF Firesrongue branded upon
tho creamy akin.
4 Will put this mark upon your
arm she said. In no other way can
you escape. / will teach you some Of
the passwords by which tho brethren
know ono another. and n you arc
over questioned you win say tha, you
were admitted 10 tho order by the
master Of tho Bombay lodge, news OF
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CHAPTER xcCIv
Nlcol Brinn's Story Concluded

The incidents OF the next seven
years do not concern you. gentlemen.
had one aim In llfe-to forget.
From tho time that len India until
tho moment when fate literally
threw mo IN Tho way Of tho late Sir
Charles Abingdon. ] had heard moth.
Ing Of tho cult Of Fire'TonEue.
Then. iunehing with the iats SIR
Charles after my accident In tie Hay.
market. no put 20 mo n question
which literally made me hold my
breath.
"'Do you know anything OF the
significance OF the term Fire.TonEue7'
he asked.
II am not accustomed 20 any dis.
play OF feeling In public. and 70.
piled In what I think was an ordl.
nary tone;
I'm what connection. Sir charies7'
"'weli. said he. watching me odd.
~. know you have travelled IN In.
dlA. and wondered N you had ever
come ia contact with tho legend
which prevails there. that n second
ZoroaAter has arisen. 20 preach tho
doctrine Of eternal fire.
81 have heard IT, replied. guard.
edly.
~ thought u possible continued
Sir Charles. and am tempted 20 tell
you OF a curious experience which
once bsfeii me during the time that
/ was a guest Of my late friend.
Colonel nanficld. In Delhi. Ny repu,
taiion m an osteoloRist was not az
that time so fully established ns II
later became. but already had some
reputation In this branch OF surgery.
and one evening n very dignified
Hindu gentleman sought an inter.
view with mo. saying that a disiin.
gulshed native noble. who was
guest Of his. had met with porioun
accident. and offering me a fee
equivalent 10 nearly five hundred
pounds 70 perform an operation
which no believed 20 be necessary.
Il assured him that my sery1ees
were a, his disposal, and blankiy do.
eiinsd 10 accept 90 large a fec lie
thercupon explained tina, the circum.
stances were peculiar. His friend be.
ionKcd 10 religious cult OF extreme.
~ high order. Ho would lose caste
II II became known tina, he had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
FORBES FLAYED
BY COMMITTEE
Veterans Bureau Grossly
Mismanaged, Claim

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 1.-THE ad.
nslnistrauon ~ tho veterans bureau
under Director Charles n. F0rbcs
Was marked by "wrctchcd lmcop
petonce. waste and dishonesty" the
senate oomn-itee investigating the
bureau reported 10 the senate in
rs seccnd preliminary rvport.
The dehcarcninE truth i that
many % the men who had charge
81 tho bureau during that period
flouted the sacred trust that had
been rcposed on them and their
treatment % disabled soldiers aud
sailors was harsh. unfair and often
brutal" said the report.
The committee. composed u sen,
Rtors Reed. Pennsylvania. walsh.
Massachusetts. aud oddie. Nevada.
has been engaged for tho last nine
months Ia its investigation.
Tho formal report made today
was very brief hut Il was accom-
panied by the report made 70 the
committee by Is counsel. Mai Gen.
John r. Organ. Ia nearly all tho
Andings Of which tho committee
hted u eoncurred.
OoRyan's report was unmeasuroi
IN is dcnunclAtlon OF FORBES
o'RyRn criticised particularly the
acquisition Of tho hospital at Liver.
moro Cal: the awari Of the foun.
dation contract at Northampton.
Mass. 70 the Pontiac Construction
Company. the acquisition OF the FL.
ecisior Springs. Mo. property from
J. L. Morse and sale % surplus
supplies" az Perrsvilie. Nd The
report dwell, al length on tho tcstl.
Inony OF Z. W. Mortimer. one.
time intimate friend Of Forbes. that
FORBES had entered into con
Kplracy In the awarding OF con.
strucsicn contracts and declared
that documentary evidence. such a.
kilograms and coda messages. cor.
roeoRted Mortimers chnrEes-
Organ made many rccommeuda.
tons. the more constructive Of
which were Incorporated In the
committees earlier report. or chief
Importance among tho administra.
two Recommendation were tho PRO-
posai 20 discharge 1000 bureau EN-.
pioyes and to increase tho salaries
OF division heads 10 attrac, moro
capable men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
PROTEST CUT
IN PARK CASH

1ne Chamber OF Conmerce has In.
structed It's Washington represen-
tative. J. J. Underwood. to present
It's protest at the proposed cut OF
1920 in the appropriation for the
Rainier National park. The reduc-
ton Is from si0i.z0o to 800. 900. and
It Is understood that it viii neces-
ritate the abandonment OF improve
Inents in the public camps OF the
park.
II Is pointed out that OF the 123.-
60 tourists who visited the park
IL year. 10000 used the public
camping grounds. With new rec.
ord OF tourists this year practically
assured, the chamber insists that
the public camp improvements
should not be curtaiied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Seek Slayers of
New York Actress

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.--With
scores OF detectives seeking two pre-.
tended bootiesgers who murdered
Louise Iawson for her jewels Fri
day. others worked on evidence to-
day that there WIRE three or more
persons in the conspiracy to rob
her.
II was learned that a month aro
a previous effort had been made TO
enter the young music students
apartment in the Monastery. IN the
russo OF delivering liquor. The At.
tempt failed. according 10 the de-
fectlycs' Informant. girl friend of
3iiss lawson. because there were
visitors In the apartment.
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Joins the Dover Road Is the Merton
Cottage hospital AR. Harley Is
awaiting us there Ie Il less dam.
ngcd than / am. a native chauffeur.
whose name I don't know. 10 lying in.
sensible ia one or the beds-and IN
another - a dead man. unrecogniz.
able. except FOR "a birthmark resem.
bling a torch on his forehead. his
head crushed and his neck broken.
THAT dead man s. Fire Tongue I
should like. Mr. Commissioner. 10
sign tho statement"
THE END
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
One-Time Yakima
Editor Passes On

Stricken by paralysis. Edward L..
Boardman is dead at his home az
Los Angeles. according to reports
reaching Seattle Monday. Boardman
was formerly widely known in Wash.
ington as state printer and editor
OF the Yakima Republic. He has
lived in California since 1912. lie Is
AIrvlved by his wife. a son and three
daughters. two OF whom. Mrs. w. NJ.
Williams and Benton l.. Boarlmnn.
live in Seattle.
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Three Arrested in
Raid on Moonshine

caught in possession OF several
gallons Of moonshins liquor at their
establishment a. itisn First ave-
Tony Pinto. ~; Roy Kneasei. 20.
and Max Paiser. "a. wcro awaiting
a commissioners hearing AZ the i'm.
migration jan Monday. Federal dry
mon raided tho place. operated m a
soft drink parior. Sunday evening
and arrested tho latter pair. A
short time later Pinto. said 10 b
the proprietor. returned and was
taken into custody. according to tho
officers.
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ASKS STATE TO
GASOLINE
Would "Bust Trusts" Thru
State Owned Stations

stats controlled gasoline stations
for patronage OF au,oIsss only. as a
means % price siashing for ;hs pub
lie was suggested 20 Governor Louis
+. Hart by Capt. r. Andrus. manager
OF the p. & A. Boat company. IN a
letter transmitted Monday. AndFus
declares that tho rrcent price raises
are the result Of trust combine and
Asks that the washington state gov.
eminent Taxa a hand 10 aid the con.
sumers.
Ills letter n part follows;
4 suggest for tho state to put IN
stations IN each town and sell gaso-
line and oils for autos only. and 10
sell at cost for operating and buying.
This viii give US gasoline for IL or
IS cents per gallon. which can Be
done. as the state can buy gasoline In
the East for about 10 ccnte.
Il bought gasolinc In Seattle from
station OF private party for 10
nts gallon and ne made money
Il. when the Standard Oh. shell.
Union ard General Petroleum COM
panies were selling az Is cents.
when the Standard on Co. the
leader. wants TO raise the price. .
Captain Andrus wrote. '';he other fel-
lows are bound by agreement 10 raise
with the Standard or that corporation
ouid make a fight against them and
lower the price until Il put the little
companies out OF business. then Il
would boost the price back high
enough 10 gain what Il had lost. and
then some
II there are laws 70 break such
trusts. they should be broken. II
there are laws governing the selling
price Of gasoline and dlstillatc. the
state should sell 70 the public so Il
can operate trucks and cars at a
profit"
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Erickson's Dates
! for Monday Slated

. speaking engagements for Oliver
; Erickson. candidate for mayor.
were announced Monday M follows:
Mems faculty of the University Of
Washington, .; the clubhouse. ~ 3
,. m; 5sth and w. Emerson sits.
$40 p. m.
Erickson spoke Sunday afternoon
- tho Masonic halt zist and JEFF.
ssrson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Wonderful Lessons in the Bibles English
for Writers and Speakers

Shakespeare was master of nearly twenty
thousand words. Milton Of about thir-
teen thousand. But the whole King
James Version of the Bible contains not
over six thousand words: not half of
Millions. not third of Shakespeare vo-
cabulary.
Short words are always strong words; they
explode like bullets. Do you know that
the average word in the English Bible. in
Guiding even the proper names. is COM
posed of less than FIVE Iettes2 Leave
out the proper names and the average
word wouldn't have even four letters.
In the beloved 23rd Psalm there are Ilo
words; 95 are words Of one syllable. In
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Coupons are Ready

from this lasts Bible being printed
these columns daily Three of those will enable the holder
Of offer explained therein The idea Bible reading
der to overcome the worlds movement which being sponsored by
leading of this Make
shown the style deliberately
bound but just complete and durable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11

the Sermon on the Mount more than 80
per cent are words of one syllable. In
the Ten Commandments. on which are
based all the laws of all the world. there
are 3l9 words; 259 are words Of one
syllable; and only 90 of two and more
syllables. In Lincoln's Address at Cettys.
burg. perhaps the greatest in the world,
there are 200 words. Of these. 1874
words are of one syllable: So of two
syllables: and only l9 Of three or more
syllables.
here is food for thought in these figures.
What an Improvement in our writers and
speakers. if. like Lincoln they would only
give study to the English Of the Bible.
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Vincent
Authentic Bible Statistics and Iniormatieu.
Harmony Of the Gospels.
From Malachi to Matthew, by DR.. Fernis.
Biblical Weights and Measures
Christian Worker and his Bible by whIt,,.
He~ to Study tho Bible. by Dwight L. Moody.
Evening star., 1924-11-29
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. :.
Situated Mintwood pl convenient to 3
car lines and stoTcs at 18th -. and Columbia
I'd: . story brick honse, containing IL rooms.
2 modern tilc baths, gas. electricity aud heat
e1 by bot water: house 30 #. wide and LOT
l2l II. deep.
Price. s15.IJ0 =
COLUMBIA ROAD.
East side. first commercial few feet from
i-siory brick house. containing II rooms. 3
baths. gas. electricity and modern steam heat
ing ing plant, r.r Ihi. property is adaptable s and
ness. Possession in 81 days
Price. $40 600 80
LAMONT STREET
Near the Mt Pleasant car line. semi.
detached brick: corner of sliry: ; stories:
large colonial porch; cellar under entire house:
contains u rooms. hardwood hoors. large sun
iarior. several open iireplaces, tile baths:
special electrical fixtures: modern heating
plant: lot to an alley: new Scar brick garage.
Price. So. go
CHEVY CHASE MD ID
ConveuIcnty locatnd on Rosemary ST. close.
to {. {. Country Club and school for girls q
detached frame. 2.story aud attic; slate roof :
containing well planned rooms. oak hoorS
electricity. hot water heat. House is upusu
spacious lot. 50A17'. and lear garage; ocru
pied 10y owner. and purchaser can get inrnc
diatc possession.
Prize. SI5 500 .a
-, THOMAS ! FISHER 4 CO., 1Nc,
G%s u ST. S.E. 9 J,ooaiS. RATB, BRiCK.
owner nH>f sacrifice. 1Ticr. SI.Wb Term
Main 1's;'. ". \. SHFRwIN. CIev. :,4s =
Highest Quality Throughout,
sI5, 500 60 Balance Arranged
Cleveland PARK. Semi Detached Brick
rooms and :: baths, one shower: FIRE
place. hot-Tstnr heat. hardwood floors: ~!
stantaneous water heater. built-iu refrigerator
built in garage; new.
,aoa ,.TFRkEI;f. i LITTLE. ISC..
Evenings phone frank. lGs6L or Pot. .sa.J =,
Here's Where Nou Profit.
S9.no0-S750 CASH So MONTHLY
One Elo..k to I4th ST. car Line.
fENiendedi
SiN aud fully tiled bath " ith shoWc+
hot water heat. hsrdV ond foors. fireplace
bookcases hult in i"st.oS. sleeping rorr.
breakfast porrh lot 10 f"et deep; new.
TERRELL 4 LITTLE. INC..
I1n3 18Th St. :. " Main .:9N,'
Evenings Phone Frank. 1856 ! Pot 2sS2 r
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SALE OR RENT SUB. PROP.

BEAUTIFUL NEW o r. & SLEEPING PORCH
on hill In Va. Highlands. ! BLOCK from MI
Vernon boulevard, with all ccnyeniences; very
suitable for n doctor, viii rent for SIS per
month or accept an automobile or lot or small
farm ~ part payment. Call j. l.. PRICE,
Clarendon 445.W-1. -
HOUSES NEAR KEN1LwORTH. CHEAP
for quick sale. Address Box 1B2-C, star
office
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

4S4N S0AI<--nOU
$500 CASH.
CHARMING NEW HOMES.
COME OUT TONIGHT
@ aou zee now easy II is TO stop that rent leak:
ohe tnoFough inspection will convince you
,-.- Brick construction
SIX bright rooms
Hot-vafer heat,
Electricity,
Tile bath
Colonial front porch
Detroit Jewel stove
White enamel cabinet
Full concrete cellar
Breakfast and sleeping porch
Across entire width Of bone
French double doors,
Buit-in garage.
Price, 81. .5J0-S69 so monthly
Towering all principal and INTEREST,"
Exhibit home.
I'D Cromwell Terrace SE -
tiake car 10 4th and j. I. ave. ne and
north to homes.)
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
9l9 10Th ST. \ W. Franklin i140
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BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.
Six rooms, tapestry brick, semi-detaehed,
giassed sleeping porch, deep lot, garage; near
Grant Circle. Cash or terms. Sacrifice.
Adams 290.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
<CNntinued.b

5531 9TH ST. N.W.-CUKNEn, ] r.. NIL
tap. bk., double err garage. Sell on easy terms
rent NJ. l414.
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10ea INCOME AND IDEAL HOME: CENTRAL
terms; owner. Address Box 18l-C. Star Office.
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DECIDEDLY
lNDERPRICFD HOMES.

DECIDEDLY
. UNDER PRICED HOMES.
81 95n--S5oo CASH Low MONTHLY.
\ we'll built brick residcncc. we'll located.
northeast. in white >ecton: six large roon>
and bath: gas light: room for garage; will
make some comfortable home, close 10
cars aud stores.
$3.50 CASH $50 MONTHLY
New home near Western High School: hot.
water heat. electric lights: six good rooms !,
deep yatd to alley; imp-o,ed street and ifp-
mediate possession. IN attractive h0tn'',
Easy access tn towut;wr. -
FOR THE SMALL. INVESTOR. '.r
sa.,I0J-oW NER WANTS OFFER. .1
Two downtown houses near st. MarbF't.
containing siN rooms pGch: gas light. baff
property all clear and rented satsfs'--
torily to permanent White tenants. Put your
idle cash 10 work.
sS.850-S1 $40 CASH-sI5 MONTHLY.
4 petty, new, brick corner home In High
View. beautifully finished: hot water hesi,
electricity. three pOrches. bu!It-in garase.
Nothing better in Washington at this price.
SMALL DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS.
ST.. 2.5n1-ENCELLENT TERMS
, Large brick home. northwest: has been sr-
ranged rs four apartments: hot-watcr heat:
three complete bats: separate brick build
igg in rear. hut-wster heat. containing >
rooms and kitchen, and 2-car garage. Al
excellent investment. in perfect condition.
Immed ate posscss'on.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
9l9 18th 81. NV. Franklin 1l40.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

SECOND FLOOR, in BUSINESS CENTER OF
Georgetown, corner; for light naDufacturng
show reom OF storage; reasonable rent :,l(O
NJ stn-w. W. 2Gtt.
SECeNB FLOOR. 1904 ST. NV FRONT
rooms with private lsvatory, suitable for doc
Tor, chropractor. beauty paror, etc: also
4-room housekeeping apartment same floor
very reasonable rent.
-. \. L. SANSBCRY CO.. INC.
t41S Eye st. NV. Main 5904-o.
18th. ST. & PA. AVE. N.W.--ABOUT 1900
80. 1T. OF light basement space, with cleo
fricity, for light manufacturing purposes.
ARTHUR CARR,
2O6 Mills Building
Main 2s65.
1901 GA AVE.,-CORNER STORE WITH 8
rooms and bath. ami. has two-car brick
garage; will lease to desirable party reason
able reut.
Shapiro-Katz Realty Co..
1909 NV. Main Gill.
730 18th st. NV. Near H ST.
Plate glass front windows; FIVE side win
dows and glass scross rear. 80 feet deep.
nearly 1000 square feet. Will make special
irducemeut to desirable tenant on long lease.
Same applies to
Main Floor.
1Ti6 Ii st. NV
Apply for full particulars.
MOORE e. HILL, INC,
130 18th st. NV.
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WHY PAY RENT WHEN FOR SIS 4 MONTH
and a reasonable cash payment you can be
your own landlord. An exceedingly attractive
six room and bath home in Petworth one
square from 14th ST. car line. Come In and
talk it over with Mr. Lyons.
Call US any day evenings as late rs 8
o'clock for informa ion and inspection GIL
McKEEVER & GOSS.
14tJ X St NV. Main 4752
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SALE FARMS

FARM, "s'a ACRES. tRuoM HOUSE: =
hroodsr houses. big chicken houses. barn and
corn ho"se. 5000. TernIS to suit EDWiS
HEDRFRG. ReltSvilic Nd 500
Evening star., 1924-11-29

Near 14th and Park Rd.
rooms and bath, ami, close 10
school, churches and all couveniences.
Owner leaving city Monday Priced al
So, $50 for immediate sale Terms
See MR.. DUFFY.
Main "s1l Evenings Col. 2211.
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PR0P'TY

GROOM, BATH, BAY-WTNDOW BRICK. sI3
Is1a st. s.w.: rent, S3S month; PRICE. S3 800;
S500 cash. terms. OWNER, 1916 Az st.
s.w. 30'
cTAMILG AFT. N.E.--4 r.. b., RENTALS,
s5S Price, $3.50.
:. 4,ssmily a6o apt s-e'-Rentals' $50 Price
4 4-fsmily apts.--Hentais, $40 Price.
THOMAS r BROWN. 81. Az St, sw
Evening star., 1924-11-29

Sl0U.UD0.
FIRST TRUST. S40.O 900 &C,
RENTAL. $1,000 PER YEAR
4 corner located in the northwest opposite
. million dollar estate. and in a oca ion where
apartments restricted for the future: 3
and rooms aud bath; every room an outside
one.
Evening star., 1924-11-29

Mt. PLEASANT-NEW.
Inspect 3o0l Adams Mill rd. nw-Beauti-
full corner. rooms. baths heated garage
open fireplace. 3 porches. Do not fail TO
inspect. Phone Adams 1888 for auto. Price
low. Reasonable terms. For sale by any
broker or B. 81. GRCVER. owner and builder
NJ SO12 3Ds
Evening star., 1924-11-29

CHEVY CHASE. ID. CO UNDER 50r F'r
terms; 1 So west Conn. av.: paved St. alley
all imps. OWNER. Adams 243l. after pm.
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$50. 900.
six-story building in the business section
recently remodeied for business and bachelor
apartments OF two and three rooms and bath
each; rentals over SIT OOU Annually. VIII adj
just incumbrancc for fair amount A rare
opportunity to acquire such located property
that will yield good return and wait for big
future value.
Evening star., 1924-11-29
ATTRACTIVE
BUILDING SITES.

West side of 24th st. near Cali
fornia slot 5ONl4o. contain
ing 900 So. it. Price. Sis
per #.
West side OF Massachusetts
ave. near California st.-cLot
z5xl55, containing 10,125 So, #.
Price, SIS per it.
Evening star., 1924-11-29

/ COLORED-6th ST. N.w.-3-STOEY BRICK.
8 rooms and bath. latrobe heat: very large
! yard to wide alley. Small cash payment. bal
ance like rent.
Goth st. near X n.w.-S exceptionally large
room and baths. h. .-ah.. elec. Don't let this
opportunity slip by.
Near 18th and n.w.-3-story and basement
brick y rooms and baths, Iatrobe heat
tor or lawyer. For quick sale will sacrifice
$4,000.
COMMERCIAL REALTY CO.,
1905 X ST. NV. Frankln 6129.
Evening star., 1924-11-29

FalT PrIcf-Etk! Terms.
Eight rooms. hath. sem-detachcd modern
brick house Quincy st. New Hamp-
shire ave-: garage; living room with fireplace;
bay window; dining room paneled in hard
wood: large, light kitchen. Four bright he'd
rooms; colonial porch. On your monthly out
lay in the purchase of this house $48 goes
back into yeur pocket. Talk to our Mr. Man
ming about this At once.
Call US any day or evenings as late as o
O'Clock for information and inspection. ~
McKEEvER & GOSS.
I3l5 St NV Main AToo
Evening star., 1924-11-29
FOR sALE-LoTs.

VERY low PRICE AND EASY TERMS ON
beautiful building site overlooking Rock Creek
Park and 18th street. Owner must sell.
Phone Mr.. ABEI. Main 1900.
Evening star., 1924-11-29

!NSAiN - >Pf.JO '-.A,NI1.
A nice home on easy terms and n the right
price. Near Il. I. sre. and ~ Cap.' strictly
white, 8 room. tile bath. modern contepiences
This house will sell quickly. No agents
OWNER. 30l Insurance Bldg. NJ. 46.G. .
Evening star., 1924-11-29

EXCELLENT BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
S:JO, 600
FIRST TRUST. SSI. .50D-5, YEARS GO
RENTAL. S2i 900 PER YEAR
Attractive new apartment housc. eNcep-
tionilly well located on Washington Heights
west of Columbia road stories: lot GONIaI :,
1T: 22 apartments of 3. 1 and = rooms and
bath: unusual construction and finish: eIeva-
tor heahd by oil: all modern appliances: in
Generators, etc. Walls paIe!cd aud painted
etc.