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The Washington times., 1925-08-03
KEEP ALKALINESYSTEM
Correctly Balanced Diet Will Go Long
'Way Toward Killing Acid Tendencies.

the absence OF symptoms that
you can attribute to thern7
tits the detection Of conditions
here. causing acid states Of the
system, that comprises the first
intelligent step In treatment. Il
" yourself can detect some
thing wrong IN these particulars,
and il you own attention to Them
does not speedily bring relief,
you Of course win apply for 8
more accurate diagnosis.
After having corrected your
habits, as your own good sense
would ten you to correct them. 4
is 4 very good thing to put the
juice Of one lemon in. a glass Of
cool water and mix into It from =
half to "a whole teaspoonfuI Of. BIZ
carbonate Of soda and drink e
while it is efferYesciug.
IL a lemon is not handv, or 4
you dislike an effervesclng drink,
you may take the sodium bicars
Donate in plain water. You ought
not, however to take II dry or N
the form Of a tablet-at least
without preceding It and follow.
ing II by 3 copious draught ot
waters
These doses should be repeated
three times q day, preferably an
hour after eating.
Some patients who are in the
habit Of taking hot water for
their stomachss sake take bicar-
Donate Of coda in their usual po-
ton of hot water. This Is a dam
gerous practice. because II the
water Is little too hot the 20
dium bicarbonate is converted
into carbonate, which is essen
TALLY caustic soda OF. I've.
These doses should ba taken
three times q. day, about an hour
after each meal. until the evi-
dences Of acfdosis have disap-
peared.
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
What's Doing To-day
and Tomorrow

Today.
Lawn fete-Under the auspices OF
the Junior Order of Mechanics at
Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east at $50 o'clock.
Meeting--The Cabin John Citizens
Association in Junior Hall at O'CLOCK
Meeting-The Vincent b. Costello
Post of the American Legion in the
board room of the District building.
Concerts-The United States Marine
Band at Walter Reed Hospital at 6:5V
o'clock and United States Soldiers
Home Band at the Soldiers home at
5:45 o'clock.
Meeting-The Practical Psychology
Club at the Playhouse at 3 O'Clock,
CarniVal--Under the auspices or ot.
Francis De Sales Catholic parish on
the church grounds at Twentieth anu
EYarts streets northeast.
Barry statue in Franklin Park by the
Sons OF the Revolution in the DIS
trict Of Columbia
NsstinE-ProEressivs LOdgsA No. y
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
TWO GERMAN POLICE
DOGS REPORTED STOLEN

Two German police dogs have
been reported strayed or stolen
from their homes.
Harry Labdel, CT 80 r street
northeast, reported the loss of his
dog to the Eighth precinct and
Henry Levaur. OF 1872 California
street northwest. said his dog is
missing from his residence.
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
CHURCH BAZAAR AUTO
TO BE GIVEN OCTOBER S

The award of the Dodge touring
car in connection wit4r~a bazaar fer
the benefit of Holy Comforter School
has been deferred until the week OF
October S, according to an announce
ment made by the Reverend Clar-
ence e. Wheeler, pastor of the Holy
Comforter Church.
All persons interested are ex-
pected to be on hand at that time.
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
DONALD LOWRIES STORY Back in P
FOXY
GRANDPA

HAVE you ever heard a real
IL frog concert? I don't mean
just some old bullfrogs croaking
in a pond with their children and
grandchildren tuning in occasion
ally. But have you sat in a
garden where the tree frogs hold
their annual convention Of sing
ing societies?
/ am quite sure that I have
And 1 will tell you about it.
It was out in California, at a
friends beautiful home up on the
top of mountain overlooking
the Pacific that / had this ex-
perience.
The gardens. were more lovely
than anything you can imagine,
and we were in the habit Of sit
ting out on the terrace in the
sunshine during the day and in
the evening after dinner. Then
someone would always say:
isn't this peaceful?"
Peaceful? 1t was the most
peaceful spot on earth until one
evening when the convention
started.
They all didn't arrive at oncc.
Only a few of them came and we
used to say how cheerful those
little frogs sounded and how ofte
they were and wondered how big
they were and how they made
the sound and all kinds Of things
about them.
But in less than a week when
all of the delegates had arrived
and each evening as it grew dark
they started their chorus. we de-
cided that they were neither
cheerful nor cute. But what they
were an awful pest.
Really, we couldn't hear our
selves think. Those little frogs
drove us into the house and it
MAS almost impossible to go to
sleep for the constant racket
which they kept up.
Wen have to get rid of them"
said our host, and then every
one started making suggestions.
1t was indeed a problem and
finally the gentleman sat down
to write a letter to- Washington
to the Department OF Agriculture
to see how we could get the
frogs to hold their convention
elsewhere.
But we were a long way from
Washington and the weeks wait
ing for a reply would not be very
pheasant.
Bunny, of course, was inter-
Sested in this situation and sud-
denly one evening. he jumped
up and disappeared. And that
little rabbit didn't come homo
until morning. didn't say
anything. l thought he might
be calling on some I5ack-rabbit
friends. But, as it turned out.
he hadn't seen anybody with long
ears. But he had seen something
with a very long tail.
IT don't think the concert will
be as long as usual tonight,
said Bunny, crunching radish.
Good news we shouted.
why do you think that?'
1--WE made an arrangement
with a fellow to frighten them
off," replied Bunny. "In fact,
it was entirely agreeable to him.
He said he was looking forward
to it with great pleasure, and
would have no difficulty in get
ting his friends to help him.
Good boy" I said to Bunny,
and gave him another radish.
We went out to sit on the
terrace and all of sudden, one
Of the ladies jumped up on a
chair and cried:
OH saw a great big rat run
right into that flower bed"
Bunny pulled my trouser leg and
said:
'Tell her to keep calm. That
rat has no interest in her. He
has his mind on one thing only
frogs"
"That's the fellow who's going
to break up the concert, is hep"
1.-THE ones he can't eat, he'll
scare off," said Bunny. People
are not the only ones who con-
slider frogs legs a delicacy."
The Washington times., 1925-08-03

OF the Daughters OF America, at Fifth
and G streets
Excursion-The great council of the
Improved Order of Red Men at Chesa-
peake Beach. -
Lawn fete--Under the auspices OF
the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics at the Old Naval Hospital
between Ninth and Tenth streets on
Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Luncheon-The Sigma Chi Fra
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
Famous French
Recipes
Soup ThOurins

0OuP AHOuIuAS
PARIS.
6SOoUP ,THoURINS" is one of
~ the most nourishing soups
in the land Of good soup.
Brown in butter two-fifths
pound Of onions, finely minced.
Powder with little flour, and add
one and one-half quarts Of boiled
milk. Season well and cook fiji
teen minutes.
Remove from the fire and bind
with the yoIk of an egg and a cup
of fresh cream. Before serving
add a large piece of butter and.
small rondelles Of toasted bread.
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
Here and There

Teakwood used for Chinese
furniture is from Burmah and
Siam.
Waste paper has been convert
ed into new paper FOR three CEN
turtles.
The .arnnor used by Joan OF
in Tours.
The United States has more
than $1,000. motion picture tho
aters- IS
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?

when was Morrison r. Waite
Chief Justice Of the United States
Supreme Court?
when was Canute King of
England
When was the Temple Of
Jerusalem rebuilt?
when was Confucius born2 I
When was Holstein annexed
by Prussia?
Answers TO These Queries VIII Be
Printed Tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
By Chas. "A. L. Reed, MD.
Former President Of the American
Medical Association

TN safeguard
i ing your
h e aIth you
cannot devote
yourself 1nteIi-
gently to ~
more import.
ant purpose
than keeping
your system
alkaline.
The evidence
OF the system
rnv, from
excessive acid
The Washington times., 1925-08-03
ANSWERS
TO Saturdays 0ueries.

TO Saturdays Queries.
1--Indiana was ceded TO Great
Britain by France in 1853.
2-Upper Budma was annexed
by England IN 1886.
3-Longus, the Greek writer,
author of Daphnis and Chloe.
lived in the fifty century. AID
Para. Brazil, center Of Anna
ION River trade. was founded In
December. 1915.
5Sir John Stainer, English
music, composer. died Mach 81
1901.
tCopyright, 1925, by King Features
Syndicate Incl
The Washington times., 1925-08-03

7 the absence % sympEoTls tllat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Decision in Coal Zone
Probe Ready This " eek
Public Spokesman Ask Committee to Revise
Present System Of Zone Delivery

end OF Green Lake, where carriage
costs are high, due TO hills.
such n system" he asserted, els
manifestly unfalr to the consumers
and 10 the dealers themselves. !
believe that the wholesale price L.
too high, TO begin with. and when
you add such "A carriage charge for
such a delivery as to my house you
make coal too dear for the average
man"
MANY OF Tho dealers" he added
"Fct coal at tho yards IN carload
lots, yet tho consumer PAYS under
the zone plan, rs tho II was hauled
by the ton from downtown bunkcrs,
That's not right"
SpirlS recommended Abandoning
the zone rystcm.
"Thc public generally Is not salts.
fled and doesn't think the zone ays.
tenn equitable Hugo Kelley, Gas
4Oth avo, s., snd Kelley, former
secretary 70, Mayor Brown, declared
he W not satisfied with tho present
CIurn TO Page I, Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
PROBE FINDS BOND FORGERIES
Lovers
Held at
Blaine

A ROMANCE that began during
n the stay Of the American ~.
psd.tiOnary Forces ln England r. be-
ing temporarily halted by govern
mental red tape a. Blaine Whatcom
county wash ~ was learned here
Thursday.
Emmitt IT, Mccain went over 20
England With the 4. y. r. IN 1917,
There Dc met and fell 10 love with
Iussie who later emigratcd 20 Canada
aud lived iu Vancouver y. G.
Mccain returned 10 Julian. Cal, bis
home town after the war. But mem
orios Of Violet Miriam. his English
Hwectheart. sun remained.
lie learned that she was in Van
couver, went up 10 Canada, married
her. and started back 10 the United
States.
But the cruel hand OF the L s.
immigration law put a sudden stop 70
The couples honeymoon. They were
stopped al the border, October 6.
Since then they have been waiting
Ia Blaine until they can secure the
proper papers 10 admit Mrs.. Mccain
CO.. a non-quota immigrant The ar.
rival ~ the papers and the release
u the couple is momsniarily eI-
pected. according 10 immigration
officials az The border
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

COAL zone commissioners. APP.
" pointed boy Mayor Brown 10 in.
vestisRte the present delivery sys-
TEN IN Seattle, completed their pub
lie sessions wednesday evening and
went into executive session. Their
report IL expected within week.
Representative consumers appear.
ed in lobby before tho commission
at tho county.city bldg. Wednos
day afternoon and declared the pres.
ont system. Initiated MS n wartime
measure. Is negotiable and unfair.
The commission, composed Of SUI
perior Judge Calvin $. Hall, A, A.
Pnyase. secretary OF the Seattle
Dairy council, aud Frank Hull, as
slatant general manager OF The
olympic Hotel, we're naked to de-
termlne II tho system Is fair and
II not, 10 Geylse substitute.
Attorney George l.. Sprk, 3l7 n,
5ist ST.. explained That he lives Just
inside the boundary OF zone r, but
has TO pay 90 much for delivery
charges nH do people In tho extreme
northern end Of the zone ot the north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Woman Injured in
Crash on Highway

Hurt in collision in tho fog which
hung over Redmond Mrs Clarence
Orscr. Of Van ZRndt. Wash. was
being cared for here Thursday.
n A. Gardner. al \. 10th st.
and Mr.. Orser reported at the sher-
IFS office that fox obscured the
view and that their cars collided
Two miles north OF Redmond The
force Of the impact threw Orser's
machine into Buick car which was
following Gardner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
BY RAY W. FELTON,

sTNUNNY thing about those Doukhobors said the talk
alive man in the smoking compartment. THE smarter
they the radical and fanaca they become I've
sights in Grand Forks that you'd could
happen in a civilized land
"A colony Of what call the Mad Douks' has been es
tabshed the North Fork and they attempting
TO build Garden of Eden and live like Adam and Eve
I'm justice to the Doukhobor colony whole should
explain that the main community insists it has for
the Mad Douks and refuses to consider them related the
Brotherhood" my friend continued.
We approaching Grand Forks center of thriving
agricultural district in Eastern British Columbia ia
smelter town and recently headquarters
for large liquor export company which pays Canada S10
900 year for license to ship booze into the United States
But that's another story.
All day long the beauty of the had been reflected
by mountain lake, stream and field the Canadian Pa
ccs Kettle valley train, eastbound wound itself and
around rugged peaks of the Cascades and foothills of the
Rockies We had feasted eyes until they weary
Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
MAYOR TO SEEK
REELECTION
Brown Abandon's Senator
ship Ambitions
MAYOR nRowN Win nun Tor Re

Nj Ahbk BROW y VIII run TOT re-
INl election in tho spring
He will not run for congress He
viii not run for county commission.
cr. Hic viii not run for any OF the
many offices with which political
gossip has tied up his name during
the past few months.
This information was made public
Thursday by Hugo Kelley. one.time
mayors secretary, and a close per.
sonnl friend OF The mayor
Its authentic" says Kelley The
mayor believe that tho city coun.
cn's action in pushing thru "A city
manager amendment without giving
charter rsvisionists any chance 10
express their ideas has supplied him
with a rocking chair opportunity to
get back into office and ne IS going
10 take H.
Il expect him 20 formally an
nounce his candidacy within the next
few days and 10 make his campaign
on m anii-city manager platform.
The mayor refused TO discuss the
matter al this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
FIGHTING BEGUN
IN BALKANS
Greeks Attack BulgarianS
and Seize Village

ATHENS. Oct. % .-FiEhtlng Is IN
full swing between Greeks md Bull
garians
Having occupied Pstritsl yesterday,
tho Greeks followed this up today By
occupying the Bulgarian village Of
Coula.
Fighting ensued and is now pro-
crossing.
The double occupations are part OF
the Greek course or compelling Bull
garia to end the alleged raiding Of
Macedonia BY guerilla warriors
known az comitadjis
SOFIA Oct. 22.-By Y. PA
special cabinet meeting has been
called for tonight 20 decide whether
Bulgaria shall declare war on Greece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

going home from school, had con.
Ercgatcd at the spot. ssvernl OF
tho boys crawlcd under the train
10 reach street car on the other
side. Young Plunlgstt was caught
when the train started ahead Both
his lcgs were severed
The two Scouts hurrlcdly applied
tournlaucts made from kcrchicfs.
The ambulance arrived. but the
train blocked It from reaching the
boy for several fatal minutes. Wit
nesses said
The lad was tho son Of Mrs Il. w,
Brown. 1909 18th ave, s. w Funeral
arrangements were being made
Thursday The body " at the
Georgetown Undertaking psrlors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

If there are any special questions
you wish to ask concerning the ines
Unable advantages of DIET AND
HEALTH,p write, with the authority
of The Star, to Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters,
care of the George Matthew Adams
Service, $50 Park Ave-, New York
City, inclosing a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Stole Pies Years
Ago; Admits Guilt

observation-disclosures over the
" theft Of several pies and some
fruit which he had stolen years
ago" Alex Hobucket. Of Port An
ecles. wrote 20 Chief OF Police w. b.
ssveryns Thursday 20 confess and
tighten his soul
Il have found Cod Hobucket
wrote. lie bids me to confess. and
| must Years ago when was in
sin. I stole apples and fruit to salts
Is my hunger I also stole a number
of Mes ] don't remember the places
now. or I would make reparation.
This confession means much to
God Almighty and myself ] must
confess all the wrongs / have done
to my fellow man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Minor Ave. Brewery
Raided by Dry Squad

Raidiug house at 1915 Minor
ave, wednesday night, the police
dry squad. under Sergt r. i. New
ton. seized 1000 quarts OF home
hrcwed beer. connscated a large au.
tomobiIc and arrested two men,
-ohn Lawrence. So. and Frank Ev-
ans. &C. Both men were jailed on
liquor charges The house, police
say, had been used as a brewery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
SEIZE RUM SHIP
British Craft Captured by
Coast Guard in Chase

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 22.-tBy
L. P,l-The British rum runner ouait-
chousn was brought into the bay
hero today. prize OF the coast guard
cutter CG.252 IN battle IS miles
southwest Of the Farallone islands.
Fifteen hundred cases OF whisky
and 40 barrels Of alcohol were found
on the rum ship. a motor.driven yes.
sci OF 80 tons,
The Quaitchouan attempted to flee
and was capture only after a chase
OF several miles. in which the pur.
suing coast guardsmcn fired on the
vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
De Mile Cryptic on
"Blue Book" Listing

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Oct. IL
Banned from the latest society blue
book" the satellites OF filmdom I'M
Ioosed torrent OF cryptic comment
today in regard 10 the matter
William c. DeMille. the only film
director Included in the blue book"
said
In spite OF the fact that I am
included in the blue book l hope
viii still be received socially in the
charming homes OF my many motion
picture friends"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
QUAKE IN SOUTH
Los Angeles and Pasadena
Shaken Slightly

Los ANGELES. Oct ~ (By L.
PA distinct earth trpmor Vas
felt In Los Angeles vt 1881 a. IN.
today Many residents were Awak-
sncd by the jolt, which lasted ap-
proSlmatcly eight seconds
There was no damage
PASADENA. Cal. Oct 2g-(By
4. Pr Pasadena was shaken by an
earth trcmor AT i:32 a. M. today
The shock was severe enough 20
arouse residents
Buildings shock and window panoS
ratified The jolt lasted eight sec.
OudE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
COLvIN WILL PRESS
CHARGES IN POLICE
COURT BAIL FRAUDS
State to Lose Thousands as Result of
Wholesale Illegal Dealings; Bond
Broker Involved in Transactions

EORGERY charges being prepared and will be filed
soon result Of the investigation Of alleged police
court bail bond frauds started month ago by the prose
cuors office, according 10 a statement Thursday by
Prosecutor Coyn The state said TO have lost thousands
Of dollars in the transactions.
The investigation began when officials Of the National
Surety company puported maker Of the bonds, repudi
ated 81 of them filed in police court and signed with
The name Of C. B. White locgl agent for the COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

ilowdS. folks. Nharhadoin.
ResdIna paper. Nhcncha icarna
rrads lilo, no,
LII Gee Gee says her fayorile
vegetable Is corn. Sos her rlyoutc
bsycREv
Todnys prhHifioE: perfect
hrHtr is q hasbGud irta 'front.' buv
hts Frifg Hrtr fer rpat
one advantage or these inters.c-
iional football games The boys can
furnish their fraternity houses with
"a complete line o. Pullman towels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

Sign it and heed it. Follow care
fully the diet articles in The Star
daily.
After the Famous Fat Frater-
nifty is well onto its calories, the
"Too-Thins" will come in for an in
ming, as well as others who need
bit of worthwhile advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

Did May find forgerics7' the
prosecutor was asked,
MANY Of them yes" he replied
Brunn's arrest be- the only one thus
FAR coming out Of the inquiry, and
Colvln said be believed no further
arrests would follow
The bonds are for various amounts
from $3.50 20 1880. and were for
the most part given in charges grow
ing out Of violations Of city loquOr
Turn to Page Z. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

the wheels Of a
freight train on
pok anc ~,
near Riverside.
Wednesday after.
noon, two Boy
scouts trained
tn first aid work.
applied their
skiil IN vain 20
10 year old I'D
ward Plunkctt.
Y GU mystic " n
schoolbny
Tho lad died
NJ the city hos.
pital two hours
later A mum.
Dor Of children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

Sidney Brunn. professional bail
broker. was called into Colvin's in
qulry and wa later arrested on an
open charge. Bunn H said 10 have
obtained some OF tho bonds for his
clients.
signatures Of White 90 The
bonds In question have a' been Cs-
tablished as forKoUoa." Colylu Hid
and ! am ready 10 proceed with
The case n w thought noces
sary 20 secure evidence ~ uctual
payment OF fees 10 Tho person or
persons under suspicion, IN order
10 make an 'Uir tight case, This !
have not been able 10 do iu All
rasea, because no many Of the de-
PENDANTS gave false names, making
u difficult 10 trace than.
''Howsycr our case ~ strong
enough as II Il, and charges Will
BE- filed very soon"
Does that mean today" Colvln
was asked
NO, I don't think 20: but YOU
can gay ih0g viii be filed this
week f."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
ARGUMENT FOR TIE
nEFENSE

bFaE f.NAI5
NJ, Nt..4..Far fs.,ftf,,- ..,-.
that the automobile /. taking the
plzce Of children IN the American
home. Perhaps the reasons for tht,
/. An automobile doesni track
mud into the kitchen.
.. An automobile doesn't keep
FOSTERING you for a nickel to buy
an ice cream cone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22

LACKING HORSES. THEY USE WOMEN beasts Of
burden in the Mad Doukhobor colony Grand Forks
f. G. Picture shows "six-horse" team Of pulling
plow. The young lady at the left who has been TO
school Nude parades about the colony are hedn her pres
in the
district
commonly referred the Douhobor colony The Dukhbors
TO Ian
u
Faeonsbittcr being
tried
Russian nobility and talents particularly per.
tanned this kind Of leadership broke
entirely Others followed leaders while still others unE
peace theirs eomnuniy strange reiR
beliefs
larry with reference education marriage scheduled
October 20 tho Anniversary
anticipated his
Of Here's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Weather

Fdir tonight
and Frid y:
foggV Frid a y
morning: light
northeast tCiHds.
Temperatures
Max. 6s Min as
To-day Noon. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Boy Scouts
Give Aid to
Mangled Boy

Trying desperately to syc their
wounded comradn when he was
maimrd and tataIly injured beneath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
GROOM BARGAIN
ONLY l3.000-3300 CASH

ONLY l3,O00--23OO CASH
we never usb the word bar
gain" unless we cnn prove 70
Won that we have q bargain 20
offer. We can back our claim
In regard 10 this property,
This home has large. COM
fortfble rooms. well arranged
and VIII make you q comfort-
able home at a moderate price.
II liz situated on n large cor
nor lot In paved district This
iot rs one Of tho finest apart
mont siicH in .the district, and
viii bring By money IN n
abort time You VIII have a.
nice. comfortable place 10 Two
while your property is grow
ing into money.
zllsas-s--5-.ss-
Turn 10 the Want Al Columns
and sec who W. Offering this dandy
homo 10 you. THE BEST REAL
ESTATE BUYS ARE OFFERED
~ THE STAR