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Tall Men Need More Food.

II two men are Of the same weight:
hut one of them is short and fat ana
the other is very tall and thin-whlcn
one needs the most food. the most
calories? DR.. Takahira of Japan has
discovered that the tall, thin man
needs many more Of the heat-produc-
ing calories than does the fat one. IL
ali depends on the total area-not
weight-of a. persons body. The
greater the area the more Galleries are
needed.
DR.. Takahira has devised "A formula
for finding out what the area Of any
ones body is. With the aid Of some
friend who knows algebra the follow
| ing formula. can be applied. and II can
be found who among amy given group
needs the most cdlories:
The area of the body is equal -
/ WO. 425xH0. 725x42 &c "W" here
| means body weight in kilograms and
II" height of the body in centimeters.
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canoe on the Gurara River
some miles from its mouth
| had my drawing board in
front of me and was hard at
work Wien | caught sight of a couple
of sprin,ybok which had come down
to the river TO drink
They came to a stop some distance
from the waters edge startled by the
sight OF the big, white painted canoe
Wild beasts are as curious as human
beings, and as everything was quite
still and peaceful on board they re
manned where they were, gazing at
me for several minutes.
Suddenly, they both raised their
heads simultaneously and began to
sniff. and in another moment they had
vanished into the long grass which
grew higher up on the bank.
AT first | could not make out why
they had taken to flight, for none of
us in the canoe had stirred, but now
I deserted another animal OF some
sort creeping stealthny down through
the brushWood to the river Soon it
emerged into the open.
1t was a panther. and | thought |
could get n shot at il before it dis
appeared into the grass. My Lee En-
field lay within reach, so l quickly
on the trigger the panther went out
Of sight and | had 10 fire at a hazard.
In order to see better. I jumped up
on the roof of the canoe. From this
elevation I had quite a good view. and
from the indications OF the panther
movements in the long grass ii seemed
certain that he was continuing his
chase Of the springbok. and would not
Re seen out IN the open again vet a
while.
Before doing anything further | took
the preCaution of sending some of my
mon on land to see If they could
descry any traces Of blood which
would tell me whether the panther
had been hit by my bullet. l stupidity
did not note how long they were away.
hut presently they returned declaring
they had seen nothing.
IN the evening, after darkness had
set IN l had some observations still
20 make, so I had the canoe brought
alongside the river bank and happened
on Just the spot whence | had seen
The panther Taking my theodolite
in my hand. ] got out, accompanied
by Grip, who badly wanted a bit of
exercise. for he had been shut up in
the canoe almost the whole day.
When ! reached the long grass |
found Il grew so high | could not set
up my instrument where | intended
and that l would have to go forward
10 a little sandy ridge some so yards
farther. had got about half way
there and was still in the thick of
,he long grass when something sprang
up just in front Of me and fell upon
me so violently that l was knocked
right on my back.
In my left hand had the theodo-
Ute-my right ! lifted insIinCtively IN
self.defense, only to feel my wrist
gr1pped instantly by a pair of power
full Jaws. The panther without
doubt.
Most fortunately. my wrist was
wrapped round with a thick towel
which on such occasions ! was wont
TO use to protect myself against<< "a
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X each year in the immense
army of Government en-
Moves involves such tasks as
annroyinc appointments. deciding
what punishment shall be meted out
TO a woman who falsifies her age on
her application blank, and advising
the President concerning pfoposeu
changes in the Civil Service rules.
The three members or the olNli
Service CommiSsion-its joVlal DEAN
the sparkling. white haired George K.
Wales. William c. Deming, the quiet
Nv obseryant president. and their en-.
.husiastic colleague, Miss Jessie Den
find life as employment agents ana
adyisers for all Government busl-
nesses and professions full of num-
Nor of things. most of them prop
lens. 49,,
Not ONLY is the United States GOV
eminent the largest employer IN the
wide world, but the civil positions I'M
dar II cover every occupation known
20 man and are scattered all over the
country. in all its territories "her
ever the American flag casts
shadow. ~,
Mr., Dening of Wyoming. Mr.:
Wales of Vermont and Miss Den OF
Georgia work from their offices on
The TOD moor Oh Inc NS'liAAiAA'7''A'''
irg on r street. Every morning they
flisappear behind the mountains OF
neners piled high on their desks Az
the end of the day, when the mahog-
apy tons are again visible and the
commissioners emerge, slightly trayed
hut triumphant. rhey find they nave
issued certificates for the appointment
OF a rural carrier who plies a lels-
urelv route out of Enid. Okla; an
immigrant inspector in New York,
teacher for the Pechanga lndlan
school. a meat inspector in Chicago
a stenoerapher for the customhouse
in Boston, the Junior chemists Tor the
bureau of Agriculture In Washing
ron. a tea tester in San FRANCISCO, the
skilled mechanic in the Atlanta snip
wards and several hundreds or Others
The three commissioners IN ASH
ington set in motion the machinery
witch winnows out employees of all
ages and descriptions. II Is then sig
natures. affixed in Washington, which
authorize appointments on the staff
~ the Government workers at sal
aries ranging from $500. for com
mon laborer. 10 Sb,oOo, LOT seiliol
educational adviser.
The present commissioners, gamer
ed for conference, constitute thor
oughly representative group. Two
men and a woman. divided politically,
thew come from three different and
widely separated parts Of the coun-
try. Mr.. Deming Of the great Meth,
west ana Mr.. Wales of New England
are both Republicans; Miss Dell, true
daughter of the Sunny South, is a
Democrat.
Mr. Wales has spent most of his
life in the Civil Service and in the
employ of the commission. of which
he is now the senior member. Miss
Dell, TOO, was in the Government en-
ploy. but in the War Department. Mr..
.Dexnsng, however ,swss-asoustneSs man
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striking me over the head and OH my
legs, and it seemed to be trying to
force itself in between me and the
bed Every moment / expected to
find myself completely in its grasp.
That l escaped this fate was very
largely due to Grip. What he was
up to I could not see, for it was pitch
dark, but the sounds Of worrying con-
tinued
At last l got free of the entangling
mosquito net and rolled out of the
bed and up against the wall. where
L hurriedly scrambled to my feet. In
the darkness ! dared not risk a
search for my torch and the revolver,
for | had no notion where the snake
was.
Nor did I dare make q bolt across
the room toward the door. The safest
thing for me to do. l concluded. was
to get out through the window, which
was only q few steps away.
Carefully 1 crept along the wall and
had just got hold of the window frame
when something that felt like a coil
of rope gripped my leg. The great
snake had got me!
In a second l was rolling helplessly
on the floor, struggling madly to get
free. First | was dragged along the
wall, then my leg was drawn up. and
/ was pulled farther into the room
until | came into contact with the pill
lar in the center of the hut. i chung
to this with both hands.
The snake tried to pull me away, bit
failed. and at last it released my leg.
Apparently it needed to have it's tail
free in order to cope with Grip.
X **
4 T last the way to the door was
opens Dashing out, fastened to
the second hut, where my servants
were to have spent the night. Most
of them had gone to the village, but
luckily 1 found my cook inside.
shouted to him to ct a light and fol
low me.
Then l rushed back. for every mo.
ment was precious. My truest friend
was fighting for his life. and 1 knew
he could hold his own for only few
seconds in such a struggle.
BY the light of the cooks lantern
saw an enormous python writhing on
the floor. OF Grip all that could be
seen was his head. He had his teeth
fixed in the brute's throat, but it had
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my mouth by the weight of his body
that / could not emit a sound.
At last, however, | got my left
hand free, and. showing up the pan
theirs head with it a few inches,
freed my mouth also and was able
to yell. Grip But that wasn't nee
essary. At the same moment | could
feel that Grip was already at work.
The panther, attacked by him from
behind, dug in his claws more deeply
for a moment, but then had to let go
my arm. Grip had got his teeth into
it's neck. and in it's sudden pain it
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uttered in the Jaws of Panther and Pythons Coils

Grips basket brought up. but allowed
the dog to lie on a mat beside the bed
and so near it that he was protected
by the mosd0ito net.
\ X X
7 HAD hardly fallen asleep when /
was awakened by banks from Grip.
This was q most unusual occurrence,
for as a. rule the dog never disturbed
me when / slept.
Whenever any living creature. man
or beast, approached my sleeping
place he was always on the alert,
but quite noiselessly. Jackals and
thieves he saw to "off his own bat.
but without there being any need for
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on his feet like a rock. The fine
oval-shaped head. with the dark,
Rlittering eyes and strong. deep
Jaws, gave him an expression of
both intelligence and power. The
muscular neck and the perfectly
symmetrical body. with every
muscle well developed, showed a
tremendous strength. His coat.
short and glossy, fitted him like
glove. He was, in short, the al
most perfect example of the canine
gladiators, as bull terriers have
ben called
Two of Grips feats of bravery
are reCounted in this article.
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of hippotamuses, crocodiles and other
engaging creatures, disappear, bit by
bit, under the surface of the brown
ish-colored water of the stream. The
withered-looking grass along the sides
Of the river grows suddenly thick and
green. and the nakedloOking trees
quickly take on leaves again and
bear fruit.
In the middle Of September. when
it has reached its greatest height, the
Niger is more like an immense sea
than a river, for its breadth, along
most of its lower reaches, extends to
five Or six miles At this neriOd both
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Swedish Nobleman and His Re-
markably Courageous Bull Terrier
Forced to Mortal Combats With Ter
rors of African Jungle-Pounced Upon
in the Dark-Raked by Claws of Savage
Beast-Dog Responds to Cry for Help.
The Ceiling That Moved-Held in
Terrible Embrace.
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THE PANTHER, ATTACKED
FROM BEHIND. DUG IN HIS
CLAWS MORE DEEPLY. NOW
THE FIGHT WAS AT ITS
MOST DESPERATE
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BY COUNT NILS CRONSTEDT

!: S: :: lis: !; +; q {; :: Is: !:
frnrt Of me- a nd N,.as ha I'd AT
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ECRTITI\G workers to fill
the 10000 gaps which occur
Z each year in the immense
army of Government en-
..ln..n.- ir1.nlNnS cllnh ia SKIS as
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OWNERS IViNG q 81 WEI Eo PEFEkMiREp
steetca
modern
ns% consider cash payment
floor
breakfast attic
sos T1om G ss s
andto
Building 9s Sr $500 5S.n gg gnnd5S Snd fG subdivision
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NEAR coEDp1r ru EoApNTTkASrifyE fvT
e. ss neusf 'esds zns Ell c.: sEsfs
Homes and Investment Property
For Sale in Falls Church
"rHE IDEAL SUBURB"
''tAENSAoS v1ENNA AND 'AEfsNSHHARBY AL sNSHHARBY sTBuRBs
$1,000.
BROAD ST. FALLS CHURCH-:-r. brick
noos ne9f co spacs ssh .eefrs front sas an sa
tourths acre lot. 'feautiiui shade. real
So. 500.
East FALLS cFuRcH sg,s electric yAfrSe 5rSss
spiendid condition: two blocks e trolley
cn bug trm. s lot sa.s s'ss 5sas high 70
purchas aser
sn s5 lot e,,h TO
$500.
CHERRYDALE,, ,vA.-;Nearly new room
,ss9 and :sSs,s, su. The lines:
Terms reasonable
$4,000.
sss sss Sss;
Gourthheuse; one block Of car line, on bus
$500.
NEAR BALLSTON vA-New 7-room
bungalow ami: large grounds: conven-
lently located. close to school and car line
$500 cash. balance reasonable terms.
$4,000.
VIENNA. VA.-25 acres land. improved
by twoetory Groom dwelling: bedrooms
sun parlor. concrete basement: minutes
walk of trolley and bus line: So 600 cash
balance to suit purchaser
5000.
DUNN LORING. vas acres land. fruit
broom bungalow: beautiful high location; {;
5000 cash balance small monthly payments.
Near Fairfax. Va.
11S acres, fine. farming land; about 20
acres cleared. balance in growing timber
abundantlv watered by never-failing springs
and branches: large old farm house. sur
rounded by fine oaks: land high and roll
ing: only short distance from Lee High
way, Finely. adapted for subdivision. A
Tn real bargain y,I tor investmsnt @ Can be bought
134 acres fine timber land near Lee High
way: good investment at 500 per acre
M. f. CHURCH,
REALTOR
Real Service in Real Estate.
Forty Years Experience.
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sALE-suBURBAN PROPERTY.

. S.AA4E--SG nLhDAN iNUF Err a.
SILVER SPRING. MD-BTNGALOw. r.
e. b.. ami. garage. large lot: 81 500: $40
mo-; 5000 cash OWNER. 7I3 Silver Spring
ave. IL"
BEAUTIFUL NEW 5-R. & B. BUNGALOW;
sic npng porch hotwater heat. electric lights.
oak floors. cedar closets. stationary tubs:
buses. To inspect drive out to Blair. cross
aKST RaALfY Gs co tSeS 1853 sos aus9 e.
GROOM DETACHED STONE BTNGA AInw
ami: via 14th ST. car line. Call Col. SO73
for appointment.
ELDERLY PEOPLE WILL LIKE THE EASY
stairs in this plea six-room house: elec.-
gas. furnace 200 w. Columbia St. one
block north of Cherrydale. Va. Bank. Key
At .. y" 81 Owner. Col. se5s-w eye
b., KI AN IN ROOM BUN
attractive: price 1880. Al % E. Maple
ST.. North Rosemont.
NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. RIVER
sale: also corfer fifteen rooms business
Herndon, I,.rt,o, "a; Sacrifice J. G. CLAY. Hy-
,TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Two danny new homes. one of Dutch CO.
lonial type. u So. cars: excellent location:
? SOS. chain stores; priced to, SELL good
aaick sale. $500: ready to move e. in: n1e good ,od
terms TO responsible party. Several houses
for rent: two new ones. Let lis show you
some of our sDecal listings,
ag1 agT1AKEodhA Esdsr 81 PAKk Kskoms REAPTT Psrk Co e.
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MONEY TO LOAN,


We HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT IA AND
So on improved property; low con,mi isslon
charges prompt service. The MCLEAN
COMPANY. 1915 X ST. NV. Phone Frank
lin 1121 -
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS AND TRUCKS
Bring bill of sale; ride while you pay open
evenings: no delay: confidential. SUTTON.
&c7 st. NV. Main 1897. go
WE HAVE FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD
trust money available for loans secured by
real estate in Washington and nearby terri
tory. j: F. King & co. No. 3ol Wilkins
Bids. Main ESQ.
You keen car: pay monthly: confidential:
ave. ne. Line. 11S. Open evenings and
100000 TO LOAN ON ATTOs-YOII
keep car; confidential no delay: bring bill
CTS nf sale EAGAN, 17oA St NV Phone
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOS
and trucks: you keep car: no delay: conn
dental MONK. 9:,3 N. Y. ave. NV. NJ 214e.
/ Will BUY SECOND TRUST NOTES.
EDWARD LlKENS,
Cleveland 2294.
MONEY TO LOAN SECURED BY LIST AND
End trust notes on improved real estate in
the District of Columbia.
SHANNON & IUCHS.
INC.
113 Fourteenth Street NV
Main 2345.
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SAIE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY. SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
IAKOMA PARK HOMES
GROOM COLONIAL.


Owner, leaving Washington. must sell this
attractive home 6 rooms bath. pantry and
attic, on paved street near 14th street cars.
room with fireplace. hardwood floors. ga
rage: terms: big discount for cash above
trust.
S11 O00-New 2-family house: 4 rooms
first 1ioor: INV. heat. oak floors: level lot:
built-in garage.
S925O-Large Groom bungalow. like
new: beautiful decorations and floors: Are
place. h.-w. heat: easy terms: paved street
SS5OO-5 large rooms first floor. 1 large
finished room second: bedrooms unusually
large: paved street: h.-w. heat. oak floors
and fireplace.
OO0-Attractive corner stucco house:
and $500 cash.
Sl1O00-D. c.. home. near Walter Reed:
5 rooms and tiled bath hrst floor. rooms
rage; a modern home priced less than SINH
lar hoiises In neighborhood.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORT
RACES on property in the District of Colum
hia at current interest rates GLADMAN.
Realtor Line, 346. sos Pa. ave. sc.
and Srd trust loans; 500 to So. 900. H. l.
COLEMAN l410 G st. NV. Franklin S33S.
se3ns
IN any amount II prevailing interest. JESSE
/. HElsKELI. 1115 Eye Vt. NV.
MONEY ALWAYS on HAND FOR LIBERAL
iosns on D. c. real estate; prevailing interest
stone & FAIRFAX. S04 18th g. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR
nr wears to be secured upon first mortgages
n the District 81 Columbia Installn,ent loans
-,sde II wash'reton e"H reerhy Ma-vard
s-d Virginia On the 10-year rlouth!v install
merit r!sn rrcvic!ne for cancel ation Of tie
nortgare IL ease Of dea,h Of ths borrower.
z. QUINCY eMITE, INC. eOe 1bth.
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sALE-sURURBAN PROPERTY.

SALE-SURURBAN PROPERTY.
BLAIR paISo TAKoMA 7@S BonNDAfY " owner
Adams 4o42-w or your broker Easy terms tern!
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK sALE-H HCLLOw-
tile bungalow ami. front and back ,porches,
sleeping porch. hardwood floors. fireplace.
hSc s @ nacsas" soo csss esd s56 s5S esr csr
month; Falls Church. Va. r. n. SHoCKEY.
owner; F.; Q; address, Vienna. Va PhS.e tS.
NEW 7-ROoM BUNGALOW FOR sALE@
acres land. close to railway. pike. Fixing.
Va. near Grea, Falls. for $4,000, G; f.
BALLsToN BARGAIN s3.5oo-4-R. cor
!sse: hot-air heat elec, eas: gar; $500 50.
fl S1O0 cash. Sa5 mo. Cieve: :a5a.
$ ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH AND pan;
floors ard h.-w.h, al, Virginia Highlands.
owner os 5s' for sppoinf&sn', MT : D. NeDoSSELL.
c1sr HSb5''o %: evennes' ] % Ciar. sso,J.a' ''
BUNGALOWS ROOMS. BATH: FIRE
Hoe soe 5 4h ST. sone er nd r
I HAVE A NEW 6-R.. ABSOLUTELY MOD
h.-w.h., huilt-in garage and bath fixtures;
This house was built for my own persona!
The finest streets and hiehe elevations in
Va. Highlands. There is not cent against
10 renew the trnst A small cash pa yment
aad monthly rates 20 suit, AGENTS do not
answer Address Box 35:N. Sta Office.
BEAUTIFUL STONE DWELLING. SLATE
frequent nus service to citv: paved streets.
cray ,S tie bath, remoee k@hen eo1pmen s
built-in: unusually we'll arranged through;
out and carefully built under exnerlen.ed
ssiders 81 personal direction CAL """'''''
80 CASH PAYMENT, JUST LIKE RENT;
ni %ater neat s"r IN comsr Manor one block east
of boulevard, oppos'te Cottage City. Phone
Main 1855 before pm. or Hyattsville
l236R after pm.
NEW 1-ROOM SEMI DETACHED BRICK
trees; hardwood floors throughout; built-in
ISfse sitchen "'"; cabinet: Pitisbnrs INV. storage
heater PRICE H9nsrets So s5oMEAsy 9GfcheF TERMS.
1908 Girard s.. Ne; .Brookland'.
GOA Colorado Building
Mt. RAINIER. MD.-A REAL BARGAIN:
sss c. n0s s. sc $500 ss :s.
and sif aETp nG9sA 4psn .rsoFf!'s" fse
Main 81. asH l4'n fi ay.is.' Swl lss,w. 10.
galow. near car. line: viii sacrifice for cash
for Mr. to Rafk px@
$40 South Washington St.
Havre De Grace. Nd.
VA. HIGHLANDS - COZY NEW BUNGA
low ami. garden. garage: So. 200: no cash.
$50 month. Address Box SIGH. star ofiice
ENLARGED AND MODERNIzED DUTCH
eolonaI dwelling: 2T.000-fOot lot: can be
subdivided without moving house: two bus
lines nearby city water: eectrleity ct, ete = SIX sla
a good home and profit BILE real estate invest,
Silver Spring. Nd Cali woodside SO.
XlsSaNNA Nr FELES LNESRGdIGE GSlft11 ft1MpASY p EsrE IF
ARL1NGToN COUNTY VA: NC. &C.
Evans Bldg. Main l 10 or Clarendon 10.
GARRETT PARK BTNG Allows AT WHAT
YOU pay for rent-So cash payment to re.
sponsible parties Never been occupied:
ami. ApplN OWNER. Office. Main $500;
residence. Columbia 5tS. -
IDEAL SUBURBAN HoME-5 ROOMS.
sieenlne porch ami, VIII, 10 MN yak
Wash Country club: car and hus lines res-
.onahl" Mrs. T. DICKINSON. r. r. |. Ross
~ ACRES; GROOM HOUSE: FURNACE:
Ta.; rs fruit trees va 3. boulevard,
Sc 500. Address. Boz 464.H. Star once.
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BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW IN EXCELLENT
community: ami: large lot; southern expo
sure III Gienbrook I'd Battery Park. Md
GROOM AND BATH HOUSE. OF STUCCO
construction. located in Highland Park. Va, :
system lot 6Ox15O: garage and chicken
house: will accept a good car or light truck
as part payment: terms. 1920 Montana
ave. ne. 20
woopRIDGE-6-RooM PEBBLE-DAsHED
semibungalow: ami: large lot; double ga
renee St ne. North 2471W.
TAKOMA PARk-o COMPLETE APART
ments hve rooms. bath and sleeping porches
double ,srs rePF"9f Pbnne co,
RANDLE HEIGHTS, D. C.--BUNGALOw
new near bus; 5 rooms. bath: ami. re-
stricted white section: $500 cash, balance
monthly. Address Box 3sa-H. Star office.
TAKOMA PARK-ATTRACTIvE NEW
house 8 rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
hard wood floors. large porch. beautiful shade
trees Will take good suburban lot as part
payment. OWNER. Col. 4236-W.
JUST COMPLETED ATTRACTIVE NEW
5-r. &, b. bungalow. on State road, nearby
tuos: Ii, 600 so fl. of ground To inspect
drive out Ca ave. to Wheaton. turn left 4
blocks, Or =, cal 1 + Main in Ioa3 fog auto IN,
COLONIAL, MODERN 10-ROoM HOUSE
& large guest rooms. private bath: also full
foored attic: easily converted into two
tamil, house: large porches l.xs0 ga
rage: servants lodge: beautiful shady cor-
rer 10, lioy11o: all improved: Nor" sy
Maple trees finest shruhbery flowers. Rhode
Island ave car to Otis ana 37th street ne
=. ". Berlin. Bring cash deposit for quick
buy; money talks.
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TakOma Park-Vicinity

Inspect and make your comparisons as to
construction. location and price Of these de:
SsS ssssso 81 sss ana bath
onv aus $500 cash snd terms 'o1l'o
nsh sarase as am $780, 90 c0qnet ON terms ,9
New bungalow. rooms and bath h;-wh..
hardwood 1oors, built-in garage. $500;
D. c.. Handsome new Groom and tile bath
stucco home. hot-water heat. large break
shades and full full size screens included good
sized lot with trees and garage. Priced at
Make your comparison AS, to. this new,
vel built house located near ,.nid both car Lines
thToh throuehont. e large attic full tile bath with
extra ssete ans .Tec.
Several old homes in good repsir suit able
for 2 families. located near cars and stores.
Silver Spring bungalow, rooms and bath.
Sas tea 0Sns Suy Only es essS
woodsidewNew .stucco BUNGALOW; s. good
sized rooms and sleeping porch ga oak floors
South Of Takoma near both car lines; II,
nnasfsUM nce ieUel lot ro Only 5000 Small cash pay
ment. Terms less than rent.
These and others can I've seen any Tune
c. w. VAN WAGNER.
"a Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. D. c.
Adams 1126. -
"a HIGHLANGpSsooLoTs son $3.50 on,2 to so1o; tsw
nGrs shsed Ie hish Mf'ef .e1ation ss chain stores
churches. schools; fire departmeMnt; Ma etG, C.
You start to Suo 10 a. bud see
p SSons sdsy ssnson 4 u E9'SSs S1 s's4
ment agent Will call and show you prop
DEAL WITH TS-RESULTS SINCE 1896.
$500 CASH,
-halance like rent, will give you owner. .
BUNGALOW or house, with big grounds in
Clarendon section where values are ennanc-
ing. Before buying see our bargains. once
n. f. RYON CO.. INC.
Clarendon 1850. 1oo4 Wilson Blvd
GARRETT PARK. MD.
GROOM HOUSE-H ACRE.
Living room, l4x27; open fire
place; hardwood floors through
out: real porch, 33 feet long. 9
to II wide; h.-w.h.. elec. range.
tiled bath. built-in tub, attrac-
lively decorated; trees, shrub
berry; $13,5OO; terms.
w. N. BROWN. OWNER.
PHONE kENS. 1SA 1o*
Evening star., 1926-09-19
WANTEI)-MONEY.

WANT $4,000. SECURED BY BLANKET
water front subdivision. Money to be used
for development. vii! give 1-3 interest as
bonus. Address Box 1O4-A. Star office.
PARTY PLACING FIRST TRUST MORT
gage loans can use private funds: small
amounts carefully invested for clients. Ad-
dress Box "S5-H. Star office.
7.So% FIRST TRUSTS. 1896.
Denominations $3.50 $3.50 $500
WILLIAM r. IRWIN,
1910 st. NV.
Main 1908