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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
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Iu ias .tsry Of sRotou. revealed By Pr,.

your heart Is considerably weakened
lie seems 10 think you have had Q
great deal o. wouy and trouble
lately"
For a moment Jack vHa silent
and heard the footsteps of my
mother who a. the most understand
ing OF women, leaving the room
systematically Jack must have
realized that VIC we're alone, for hs
bent over and took mo 10 HIS arms
Leslie. my darling. arm sorry
I've been a brute I'm always dains
tho wrong thing lts my cursed
selflshueHu. I think You are right
dear You're always right and !
Wa a beast 90 make any iutimatiou
that sou could be otherwise than
loyal 10 me even In thought"
'No,'I whispered. II could not
possibly DO otherwise than lnyhl now.
f1r-f0F--i pulled his head down 10
mine and whispered something IN biz
EAR"
"My wife. my darling wife /,
lsnt trlc-it can't b. true
"fes. it Is true, Jack Are you
gladg"
A sudden shadow passed over his
face. but he quickly brought a smile
20 his lips,
I'm only afraid for you, dear he
said Then, az tho % was brought
from him ngalHa, his viii ne whls.
peredf
Il hope u viii be a girl
~ Jack said this. Ruth. an the
suppressed fears that had been o..
sailing me since I had known o baby
was coming 10 me. wrlled up IN
front of me suppose / had a con.
Would Il make any difference IN ms.
feelings Tor little Jack, whose child
ian heart I had found was on bound
up Ia his feelings for his pity
muyver'
Gould bear 90 know that my
sons name must bo something else
than the historic one this other child
boref The name o. John Alden
Prescott had already been given 70
another woman'a child Would IL
hurt mo II ms own flesh aud blood
could never have itF
Family iu the distance { heard o
cry from little Jack Uncertain steps
came nearer my door.
II want ms muytsr' I want ms
muyysrF said a trrmulous ErcyinE.
childish voice
He shall have bis muyyer~ !
aaid Jack open the door and lst
my son In
lcepyrisht 1884, n r. A Service. ine)
TOMORROW: TIE letter con.
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overcome your prsiudice-proyidsd
the sheriff happened 20 be wanting
Sc"
He grinned
The Wreck was slancinE in the al.
rection where no thought Pitisburs
lay when his eye was ATTRACTED by
a movement or something IN the
meadow below them
What's that he asked, pointing
Two horses. with riders" said
sally promptly And they're fol,
lowing our trail
1T left the rife hanging on the
saddle. he said. shecplsbly
Let's hustle down and &C, H. Be.
sides. We want our own horses"
Half running. half sliding. they
started down the steep hillside.
Keep behind the rocks and trees
as much a. you en-" she advised.
They lodged into cover wherever
they could find u. working down.
hill in a zig gag course toward the
spot where they left the horses The
horses were no; in sight
I'm afraid they've drifted down
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COIT TO RUTH BURKE.
InA1IIAI-I-n

l. was unconscious Tor quite a
while think and then without
sensing much I must have gone 20
sleep. FOR when ] awakened found
my-elf urdressed in my own bed,
tho light of tho late morning stream
ing In. and mother bending over me.
what has happ0nedf said.
Then remembered. Where are
Jack aut tho baby
Jack - here. Lcalle" said my
huseand's voice. and turned slight.
D. 20 see him sitting IN a chair on
tie other side % tho bed. hts face
all plas;rred and hsndaEcd Up.
u camo near killing you. didn't i.
tear" I felt my voice tremblr as /
sad the words
"u0n't VERY about me. darling, ~
said Jack. and there was much feel
ing IN his tones. You are much
worse or than ], The doctor rgya
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why hadn't she kept out OF ~
thought the Wreck
Sally Morgan The rhsHfrs
voice was unsteady.
Certainly. said sally
Bob Wells took a step forward.
reaching FOR her. hssliated
hut De said The sheriff
slsrei az tho Wreck
u heard what he raid. remarked
SALLY.
Tho shsrffs eyes narrowed.
Sally. you've been kidnapped De
exclaimed.
She laughed.
Don't b a fool hob
Continued In our next issucl
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a NY WOMAN. any man. can
"A now have a well.developed
face and form. The whole, simple
secret OF r well.deveioped form Is
in the number OF blood.cells IN
your body. You can now forget all
the theoretical talk about diet. CT.
ercise, fad Treatments, food.fats
and fat.foods. Nothing ia OF any
use. after all. except blood.cellsl
Thin, rundown men and women,
with bony necks, sunken cheeks.
bony shoulderB--all these are suf.
ferlng from ono { g--too few
blood.cells. Science has proved
that SIS. helps to make the rich
red.blood-cells, which you need.
Your blood is starving for these
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the blood.cells 1t ueeds-take SIS.
the great scientific blood.cell
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Ions. clearing the skin, making lips
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because II rids the blood OF I'm.
purities viii III cause pimples.
blackheads. acne, blotches, eczema,
letter, rash and rheumatism, too.
Az the medicinal ingredients of
SIS. are purely vegetable, Il may
be taken with perfect safety. This
II why S,S.S.. since 1928. has meant
to thousands OF underweight men
and women a plus in their strength.
Start taking S.S.S. today and your
great problem. that OF your per-
sonal appearance, can be solved.
q S. S. s. Is sold at all good
drug stores 10 two sizes. Ths
- larger sise 10 more economical.
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ato captive.
shes In Montana he aid
archly.
just then Bob Wells remembered
another thing. and u startled him
what became OF sally Morgan
he demanded
oh. she got her train
III had the leah, suspicion she
didn't" said tho sheriff slowly. I'D
shoo, you where sou sit
Bob Wells turned for n whispered
consultation with hN companion.
'well. no more nonsense" said
tho sheriff. Lad uI 20 your gang 3"
Nobody around here. sheriff"
Going 10 make Va take a look.
arc your"
I'm not making you
Tho Wrecks only hopc nov was
that Sally had managed 20 disap.
pear lie wanted 10 keep her out Of
IL. M any cost.
wen take him along with Us.
Jim. rald tho sheriff You keep
a good eye on him
You're big fathead. said tho
wreck. irrclcsantly.
Out from behind her boulder
stepped Sally Morgan, her eyes very
bright and her cheeks rcd under tho
tan. sho walked briSkly into the
group.
Heir haid tho wreck
Bob Wells fell back pacc and
gaped AZ her.
Sally ne cried
CHAPTER NUtt
Getting Engaged
THE sheriff felt tina, no was star.
Il ing at an apparition. sally had
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toward the meadow" she said
what do you think we'd better dor
keep going
hut n they reach the horses
FIRST"
we've got 20 tak. chance
Maybe rs nobody who'll bother US.
anyhow
She had mlsEiyings on that score,
but followed him as he took tho lead
A few minutes later when no was
several yards In advance, she saw
him stop abruptly and make a signal
for caution, he pointed 20 an open
ms in tho trees,
"tru your friend and somebody
else. he whispered
The Wreck was right Bob Wells.
dismountsd. and recovered his own
horse and was subiecting u 90 a
critical scrutiny with him was a
man whom sally had never seen
before.
"out Of tuck again" she Eroaned.
"oh. they haven't got us set. said
the wreck. confidently
But they will"
Presently tho sheriff began exam
mig the ground and sally plnehed
the Wrecks arm.
There hes looking up DuckT'
There Vas a big boulder handy,
they stepped behind it and flaitencd
themselyca
"whatll We doT' asked sally.
we might work around 10 the
eide. he suggested. "But-thsy re
coming now.
Up the steep slope thcy could sss
tho sheriff and his companion.
We'll. guess this Is the finish, %
she said. grimly
Listen" whispered the Wreck.
you stay here"
where arc you goingt She
seized his arm
"Iye sot a scheme Leave % TO
me.
Were both in this together.
Henry"
Let me 20. aid the Wreck,
fisrcoly. Il know what I'm doing "
She released his arm.
Please be careful. Hemp. Plsase'
Sure" He spoke jauntily
Rising suddenly 10 his feet, he
vinked rcaE5uringly.
"soloug, sally. You stay right
here until you're sent for"
Tic sieppd out from behind the
boulder. She watched him with Non.
dsriug eyes. why-hs was surrcnd.
eTlnE.
Tho Wrecks hands wcrs lifted In
the air rs be strobe down the trail
lie had not gone half dozen PAGES
when the sheriffs gun covered him.
"Helsho." said the Wreck. Look.
ing for anybody
Bob Wells stared. and as n. stared
his mouth opened wide.
Wei. I'm a son Of sum-" he
saspsd.
"uh.huh," assented the Wreck.
whats the idca-"
ITS the four.eyed duder' said the
sheriff. In a voice OF wonder.
sure"
The second man Joined the sheriff
and both stared lncreduloubly az the
specialized Wreck.
80 Il was you who stole my
horse" said Bob Wells
Just utilized him. said the
Wreck.
"And you've been running a stick.
up gamer
The Wreck Erinned.
II decline TO answer on the usual
grounds" he remarked. You needn't
keep that gun on mo unless you're
nervous"
The sherifrs glance roved the hill.
side.
where's your gaus7' he asked.
suddenly.
wen. II I was q sheriff" drawled
the Wreck, and II thought there
was anybody else wanted. I'd so
and look for EN-"
What would you be doing with
two horses II you didn't have some.
body else with your"
I'm a trick rider"
Bob Wells stood glowerinE.
You're fresh bird" he muttered.
Tho Wreck began playing with a
handful OF pebbles.
Wen get your gang anyhow"
said the sheriff.
The wreck was humming a tune.
Suddenly Bob Wells remembered
something.
Where's that fllvver OF yours7'
This was news 20 the Wreck. lie
had supposed that the flivver was
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Ero5tIvp. N.Y.-fT was working
z<kr / got married and the young
lady who worked next 10 me asked
me II had any intentions OF having
q child. told her l would be the
happiest woman on earth IL could
become a mother, but always had
terrible cramps, backaches and
headaches. She then told me Of a
woman she knows who took Lydia
2. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for the same troubles and it helped
her greatly. / took about a half
bottle and found that the following
month / did not suffer any pain, 30
/ kept on taking It. Ihaye a won.
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could wish baby to be. / still take
the Vegetable Compound regularly
because / have looked fine all the
time and felt fine and my mother
told me that was the reason. l will
be glad TO have you publish my
testimonial with my name and adj
dress" II Mrs. EDWARD WERBECK,
1924 Greene Ave, Brooklyn, NY.
Free From Old Trouble
Auburn. Me- suffered with
Inward weakness for ten years and
hac doctored sll this long time but
never got any help. Orstay ! saw
ny sister and she told me Of Lydia
Z. Pinknsm's Vegetable Compound
and ! went and got me q bottle OF i.
I took two bottles and q half and !
,sss just as free from my old trou-
biss 81 could be. ] bad o1Iy enc
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PHONOGRAPH
SALE!
HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY

ITO secure your choice
photograph at a
price you will want TO
pay.
We have just q slight
'ly used monographs in
cluded in this quic k
CLEARANCE SALE.
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the sherifrs horse. Henry, you'd
overcome your preiudice-proyidsd
the sheriff happened 10 be wanting
n
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TOMORROW: T., letter con.
iinued.
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Results i'm a Week

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Get rid Of your grayness right
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sold with money-back guarantee il
results do not satisfy.
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CHAPTER NNllI
Griiins Engaged

THE sheriff felt that no was star.
Il ing at an apparitlon. sally had
taken her stand beside tho Wreck.
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-Advertissment
Evening star., 1924-03-12
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
nuNsi q
EXTERIOR fhone us Tor ne
NORTHEAST-$S250 S250-TERMS.
n of eset Of
#
payne
'1421 VARNUM ST. NW.-$13250.
concrete front prh
the 81 buy n
BROOKLAND- 3,15O-TERMS.
with
nure laundry
is
Horesa
GEORGETOWN-$8,750-TE
SOUTHEAST-$5 5OO-TERMS.
with
to
o
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc.
14l6 Street Northwest. Main 6N. :
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NEW HOMES

NEW HOMES
inst completed. The type Of planning
workmanship, labor-ssvins arrangement that
appeals to all interested in home buying
large kitchen and pantry space ia a revelation
TO convenient planning. Double porches &c.
cessibc to two be,ichamtarS; beautiful tiled
BATH cement front perch; exceptional front
Yards; the widest ave- Sc Sample No I:a.
South Carolina ave. Sc. open and lighted
daily until pm. Come out to see them and
have our easy payment plan explained
Start the year 1924 In your own home
CHAS. ID. SAGER.
924 14th- Main "a
Evening star., 1924-03-12
THESE OFFERINGS ARE VALUES"
We consider worthy Of special mention.
NORTHWEST.

4 Kennedy & Davis bdilt house In cond.
ton that will impress favorably the most eau
tious buyer. Just the type of house that
ually fullfils all the requirements demanded by
the hard to please purchaser. Well located, .
unusually well planned, spacious rooms All
the conyeniences known 10 modern construr
the house itself. Phone for appointment.
Main SO.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
COLORED BARGAINS

COLORED BARGAINS.
THOMAS ST. NR. LIST N.W-&r.
and b. pressed brick; h.-w.h-; garage;
possession; priced right, on inviting
terms.
CoL RD. N1. GA. AvH-Gs and b.
eslsaial brick; . snap. On payments
like rent.
FLA. AVE. NR. 18th N.A-Sr. and
b. colonial brick; h.-W.h.; elec. uTht:
deep lot; alley; reduced on cash pay
ment Of $3.50; balance monthly.
BENNYNG RD. Nh. NR. 18th.
3-story pressed brick; deep lot: alley;
much below value, on cash payment Of
$50: balance 81. so month.
n. z. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 4597. 1923 f st.
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Immediate poSSeSSion

1lo Allison st. n.w.-Semi / i-det ched. 60-ft.
front to wide alley; garage. large bedrooms
and sleeping porch breakfast and kitchen
porches, all modern improvements; ideal Ioc,-
tton; easy terms: any broker or owner.
W. G.. IRWIN
5al6 SSth st. NV. Phone Cleve. 1881.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

MODERN HOMES OFFERED AT BARGAIN
price. on paved street. close to car and bus
line; rooms. tile bath. screened breakfast
and sleeping porches both floors: ami; lot
IaO IT. deep and garage. Main 1I91
Evening star., 1924-03-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Continued

continued
We HAZE FUNDS WITH WHICH TO
s1ns; prompt iepl!es given to ali appiic.tions'
CHAss.; D; sAGER.
Loan Dept NJ SO. 81. ss.
HAVE $1,000 TO LOAN ON SECOND
pnoa. n.n z; =; Is HoIAss s6s WsdaWs;a Rsghx; ra.
MONEY TO LOAN At 5hae UA ,MPR,'VkD
.heyy yGy,o Chase; Nd; Rssidepee loans .I 2
~. q; L. kgsT COMPANY: ....,
Loan Correspondent The Prudential Iasursnes
Company Of America.
MONEY TO LOAN.
II you have . prope. sessr;ty s in D. D; O. ret. real
quickly and satisfactorily. Interest rate ~.
j and sa psf psHsSSoS ssSs; 3 1ucHs,
IONEY ALWAYS IN HANp FOR LIfEKAL
cans on D. c. real estate: prevailing int.res;
'nd sToaE asSR ':0a FafRFAx. IfRfs 1912 y &. A,.
MONEY LOANED
On first mortgages. Reasonable rates asd
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1415 Eye s.. Main 47a3.
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
amounts on first mortgages at lowest rates
rransactions conducted with economical con.
alteration for borrowers.
WIN. 81 SAUNDERS Co..
Realtors.
Phones Main 1o15-6-7. 1893 K st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOK 3
n s years. to be secured upon first mortgages
n the District of Columbia.
lnstaliment loans made In Washington and
nearby sections of Maryland and Virginia on
the 1o-year monthly installment plan, dro-
viding for cancellation of the mortgage in case
E. QUINCY sMfTH. NC. eoa ,s..
Evening star., 1924-03-12

221 FIRST ST. NE, FACING SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
g and 2ca brick Hotwater heat electricity
newly papered and painted Price reduced to s12,50o
$50 10th ST. SE.-Bargain-Six rooms, bath garage
First-class condition Offered for quick sae-$5250.
612 9th ST N.E6 and bath Electric lights
heating plant. Inspection by permit only $500
4l2 10th S.E-S and BATH garage cars Elec
rcty $3.50
J. C. WELDON & COMPANY.
III Street Southeast. Lincoln 43.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
SOUTHEAST.

Near Lincoln Park-A splendidly built 8
room and bath house, modern to the last de-
tail. Bult-in fireproof garage, cement porches.
Price. IS, $50, on terms like rent, with very
nominal cash payment.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
APARTMENT.

New apartment having eight . and ; room
apartments. Conservatively rented shows \
yearly income of over SO, 900. Can be pur
chased on q nominal cash payment and the
rents will fully pay for the building. 4 chance
to convert a small cash payment into com
Portable income.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
NORTHWEST,

Very attractive six-room colonial home, semi
detsched, with side light, space for Gear
garage; porehes are screened. also windows:
1oors ana vs1y large pantry. Near u llth
ss's e. q a ~ - ~ = - - -,
Evening star., 1924-03-12
NORTHEAST.

Nicely and conveniently located Groom and
bath, hot-water heat, garage, bedehambefs
are an we'll lighted and splendidly ventilated.
Property now rented for $65 Per month.
Priced for quick sale at $6.75o. A conserva-
tive buy for home or investment.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
DOWNTOWN.

Roomiug house that has always proven
nrofits HE money-maker south of Iowa Circle,
n rooms. and can be bought for $500.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
CHEVY CHASE.

Center-entrance hall plan with built-in ga
rage. artistic stone foundation, auartered OAK
floors; front, side and rear pofches; surround
ed with large, beautiful silver maple trees;
lot go feet front. To responsible purchaser
owner win sell for s14, 800 and accept very
nominal cash payment. here is q chance to
locate your family in a most refined neighbor-
hood at a small outlay OF cash. A wonderfully
good buy.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Taylor ST. Near 14th.
We have Just listed this very good buy and
consider it the best Offering in this most con
yenient and desirable location. Eight rooms
(four bedroomsl, tiled bath. vapor heat, elec
tr1city and modern in every way. Price and
terms very reasonable.
c. H. SMALL & CO.,
Owners and Builders,
Real Estate.
1915 NV Main esa1
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Perfect Beauties
That is what you win say when you hare
Mass. Ave. Heights.
They are located on
Edmunds Street.
fBETwEEN 35th AND 36th STS.
They are practically planned and built Of
the very best materials. No matter how
critical your inspection. they will pass it,
Absolutely modern in every detail, they are
real. livabae Homes.
Just Two Left.
Eight rooass, three baths and separate lava
tory. Stone foundations and stone fireplace
Of artistic design. The woodwork throughout
is excellent and effective. Modern heating and
Kitchen equipment. Buffers pantry and loads
Of closet room. These Homes are placed on
ample lots on which the foundation planting
and lawns are already in. Included is a large
" open for inspection every day and eve
II motoring, drive out Mass. ave., to Seth
street and turn at Edmunds street. The Wis
consin ave. cars are just a step away.
There is one Kite. designed
and built Home on Observa-
tory Circle-be sure you see
that, too.
HARRY A. KITE,
1ncorporated)
Ilsi4K ST Phone Main 4846
Evening star., 1924-03-12
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
Columbia Height,
COMfInued.


Four-bedroom house, one-haif block from
14th street, completely equipped by owner, in
Guiding screens and awnings, metal weather
stripped, two-car brick garage. An excellent
buy in this desirable section. Phone Frank.
543-W.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
COntinued.

COLORED-N. w.
Bloomingdale-2 homes Of and s rooms,
furnace. cleo, gas and garage room. Price,
S7,UO and $500. with reasonable cash pay
ment and easy monthly payments Main 1896 .
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Randolph Place, NE.
A comfortable and cozy home,> rooms.
bath. electricity, hot-water heat, front and
rear porches; excellent condition. Owner very
anxious to sell. For price asked. is very
good Duy. Reasonable cash payment. balance
easy Phone us for salesman to show you
Evening star., 1924-03-12
PETWORTH-

PE l WOR ORIH-S,95O.
Decidedly lowest priced homes built in this
section recently. Distinctive and modern.
WEST 1493-W ANY TINE
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Allison St. Near Ga. Ave.
An exceptionally well built home containing
g rooms. tile bath, h.-w.h., electricity. hard
wood hoors, laundry tubs, toilet in cellar;
garage. For immediate sale owner has priced
this one right. Very easy terms can be made.
Phone Us for inspection.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
Near 18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.

A five room frame house, semi de tached.
good condition. Arcola hotwater heating plant,
lot Sxlc5. Three garages rented at $6 each.
Exceptionally good buy for person of limited
means. Price and terms very reasonable.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

CHAS. D. SAGER.
90. ...a STREET HHA1r'H AND BUILDER MAIN
Evening star., 1924-03-12

MOUNT PLEAsAN1-
Just completed.
1747 Irving 1t. NV.
large rooms.
sleeping porches.
2 baths.
Fireplace.
Garage.
, Attic.
Oak floors
Automatic water heater
Elgy terms.
APPLY TO YOUR OWN BROKER
THRIFT BLDG. CO..
Union Trust Bldg. Main To.
Saul's Addition.
$12 000-one block from 18th ST., q com
pletely detached six-roon1 and bath house. in
excellent condition. Attractive interior ar
rsnEemeat with open fireplace in living room,
southern exposure. large lot. In q neighbor-
hood oI hi:h-class homes. Phone Mr.. POL
Evening star., 1924-03-12
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Il PRINCETON ST.. GLEN ECHO-$5. 900
will buy. Splendid terms, for i'm. sale. Apply
W. II. Houghton. care Of W. B. Moses Sons.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
WASHINGTON r z

s65 CASH. s65 MO.--2 STORY. X. AND Il.
ami. ". 600; No: 1 Allegheny ave, near Eir
ave-, Tskoma Park. Columbia g72-W
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BOOST ALCOHOL
AS FUEL.
British Power Expert Sees
Departure in Auto Gas

LONDON. Aug. 2.-Ths time may
come when most automobiles, aero
planes and internal combustion en-
gines win be run by alcohol instead
OF gasoline. experts here declare.
They give assurance. however, that
this VIII not reduce the world sup
ply OF alcohol available for human
internal combustion. because tho
motive power alcohol will be made
from vegetable crops and wastes that
arc now unused for alcoholic pur.
poses. leaving the present beverage
sources intact.
Alcohol is the hope Of the future.
when the problem OF fuel supply for
internal combustion engines becomes
acute" said Sir Charles Bedford.
power expert. addressing a world
conference on that subject here.
He said that whenever gasoline
gives out. or threatens 10 do so. the
world can produce. very simply, all
the alcohol II needs, and the wheels
VIII 20 around just the same. even
II another oil field is never found.
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NO TWO NEW STUFF
MODELS ARE ALIKE

The Stutz Motor Car Company OF
America, Inc, OF Indianapolis. Ind,
has announced new toursedan TO
be built. priced and marketed along
new lines.
The new Stutz toursedan Is a
strictly custom built conception.
There are no two bodies alike inso.
far as painting. trimming and fit.
tings are concerned. This has been
done to permit buyers TO exercise
the greatest freedom in satisfying
their personal tastes in the selec-
ton of a car.
In addition, the stutz toursedan is
priced only at a slight advance over
the open model.