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card-table drawn I'D before the
library fire. Early dusk had fallen
because OF the rain, and tea things
sat disregarded on the table be-
tween them.
Spence, rendered completely agog
by the possibility that he had
brushed horns with a thief and
murderer. was In and out on a
variety OF self-made errands. ears
open 10 hear all that was said. He
had guarded the portals better than
he knew, and virtce shone as a gar.
land on his grizzled brow. He was
convinced already that he had met
the brute In single-handed combat.
and subdued him by the majesty OF
his person. alone.
Mr.. Jupiter, however. was slower
to kindle over the idea.
"You can't be sure it's the same
coat" he said. If the man was a
thief. would ne try the front door,
He snorted disbelief.
Its the same coat" Spence re-
affirmed stubbornly. tive seen
thousands OF them in London. and
not half a dozen in New York, sir.
And it's old. sir. and fair In threads
along the edges. Struck me odd at
the time, sir, a man in evening
dress like that sir. wearing a dis
graceful coat like that-begging
your pardon. Miss Mary"
Its old. surely" Mary agreed.
1T was Dads and Eddie came into
Il when Dad died. IL was big for
him, but he needed it-times when
he hadn't any other"
Mr.. Jupiter remained silent. He
was unconvinced. but he was
thoughtful. Mary continued eager
ly. II shouldn't have thought II
the same coat. myself. only that II
was that very same night. and his
trying SO hard to get In, and being
SO nasty about II. And Eddie's coat
was zone. somehow-lost on loaned
or something. I'm sure OF H. MIR.
Bowen. the reporter. and l both
heard Eddie say plainly when he
was lying in the ambulance. Make
him give me back my coat And
when Eddie came to meet me that
day when-that day." she swal-
lowed hard and went on, The had
no coat on. Just his blue suit. all
mussed and wrinkled- And Ii was
cold. / remember I wore my fur
jacket and nearly froze In that re-
porter's open car"
But he didn't get I'm, you say,
Spence" Mr.. Jupiter turned to the
butler.
"Not by the front door. sir, that's
certain" Spence agreed. But" he
added with a side-glance at Mary.
'the side door was Open"
"And how would he know THAR"
"He might Just have tried II. sir.
and found II open"
"Or mightn't he have heard Ed
die telephoning met" Mary put In.
Eddie knew all sorts or men.
gamblers and 80 on. Mr.. Bowen
was telling me today there's a race
track gambler they call The Fly.
and he thinks Eddie meant him
when he was out or his head and
mumbllng. Only he wasn't out OF
his head-he knew what he was
saying. But he was weak. and we
wouldn't pay attention. That's what
l believed"
Hold on" Mr.. Jupiter chided.
You're going pretty fast. You
been seeing that reporter lately?"
why. yes" Mary was n trife
dashed. IL lunched with him
today. He's making an ~investiga-
tion on his own. and I've promised
10 help him"
Its not his business. -Kane's
the mani" Mr.. J~upiter's stick came
down with a rap on the velvet car
pet.
But Kane's given up." Mary
argued. HE thinks the same as
you all do. That Eddie's guilty, or
IL he isn't. what difference does Il
maker He's dead But it makes n
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ROSS
HALEY
OH Ma NrNiQ Inc

'New-for me-" Mary said wryly.
He told me the truth. for once"
Dirk's look was startled.
What did he say?"
why. just that the investigation
is being dropped. Everyone seems
to think Eddie is guilty"
Il wouldn't say that exactly"
Dirk said evenly. after a pause.
Then why?"
THE worried look had come into
his eyes again. Mary could have
taken him into her arms and
smoothed II away. but she held her
self aloof for his next words.
Don't you think yourself" he
asked. evading her eyes, that IL
would be %pleasanter 20 keep your
name out OF the headlines, Just
now?"
II was true then. Was he speak
Ing for his mother, or himself?
I'm sorry IL IT annoys YOU" she
said stiffly.
Don't DO huffy." Dirk pleaded.
drawing her back into the circle On
his arm again. "You know what
ever you do Is all right with me,
always. But other people have no
lions. Take mother, now"
II see." said Mary.
"She's old school. you know. and
any unpleasantness rejecting on the
family name goes right to her pride.
It's all ~foolishness. OF course"
Then why do you cater 60 herr"
Because she's my mother. Il
guess" This should have been IN
clinching argument. Mary realized.
but somehow ii wasn't.
II have a duty. too. 10 the Hark-
ness name. such nv IL is." Mary
reminded him. I'm afraid | must
see II through"
Dirk kissed her fingers tenderly.
his lips lingering ON her rlnged
third finger.
Surely fits not necessary now
no leased. gently. "A month more
and you'll be Mrs. Dirk Ruyther.
Had you forgotten"
Mary haGn't. For several mo
ments they we're obliviOus OF every
thing but that unbelievable fact.
You're not going 20 mind. are
you'll Mr.. Bowen and I follow up
those clues no has?" Even as sJak
%recounted the news of the coat I'm
citedly. she was aware that DlrkGO
manner had hardened suddenly.
that he was definitely angry now.
Don't you know better" he said
with measured. %rcproving accents.
than 10 talk TO newspapermen?'
but surely" Mary asked.
amazed, Mr.. BOwen's harmless.
Why, he's done more 10 clear up
the matter than anybody else-the
police. or you. or anybody"
and why has he? For the sake
OF a story, that's why."
Stumblingly. Mary tried 10 de-
fend her own estimate or Bowen.
She felt that Dirk was unfair. but
she did not know how 10 refute his
charges.
Society. and millions. and n
pretty girl" Dirk went on. IL
that isn't a perfect combination for
him. I don't know what isi And
you let him drag you into Il all
over again. Just when we'd got Il
stopped"
"Oh. 50 you did stop IT."
CT did. And II stays stopped. X
I have anything 70 say about ~"
They faced each other. breathing
hard. Mary had not dreamed they
could ever quarrel like this.
1T ~ not over for me. II will
never " over. until I've found out
what the truth is." MIry was shak-
ing ~ che issued her ultimatum.
Dirk snapped. Very well. But
don't see this man Bowen again"
"Ill sec him ~ often as It's
necessary"
'TEen-good night Dirk turned
on his heel and strobe angrIly 10
the door.
(To Bo Continucd)
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THEY were still talking II over
hours later. Mary and Mr.. Jupi-
ter. across the little green baize
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-09
sTEELTONsKA CATA HOLY
NAME DOBYLA VfTAZSTVO
MA CELEJ' CLARE,

Ked' pisem vit'aznej cate
Najsv. Mena, nechcem tym robit'
samochvalu, ale chcem len vyja-
drit' radost' mad tym, re boil to
vsc,i;o slovenski chlapci, ktori
Wit 'azstvo dobyli. Ked' 81 clovels
poprecituje tie mena, to moze
byt' kazdy slovalS hrdy, lebo je
to po prvy, ze slovenski chlapci
tax spojene ukazali svoju sikov-
most. Dnes sa i'm ukazalo, ze len
v takom spojeni 81 mozu vydo-
byt' daco.
Este ked len boli mali chlapci
l4-16-rocni, boil spojeni pod
menom Dolak Grocers. Dobyli
diva raz eampionstvo, raz ako
chlapci druhy raz Class B.
A ked' sa poroztriasali po Gu
dzich teamoch, mic nemali. Toho
roku, ked' sa pri vel'kej namahe
zas spojili, zas dokazali svoje a
ze nasich slovenskych 5atach
nemusl bavit' ami Tony AMI Billy.
Ked ten mas Michal ner1ca do
bre toho roku, bude racat' dobre
ma druhy rok. Starsf hraci majl
sa starat'' mladsim pomahat' a
,nladsf maj1 i'm byt' poslusni a
nikdy :neobist' 60 je svoje.
Nemozem vyhlasit', ze ktory
Dol najlepsi, to mi nedovoli mole
srdce, lebo mi bol kazdy jeden
mily. Ze Steelton dobyl vit az
stvo, to je pravda. To mech bude
"a priklad tym mladsim, ze aka
je to krasna vec pod krasnym
svojim osadnym menom SO slo-
venskymi chlapcami bavit'.
Toho roku bolo vel 'kou obetou
hrat', lebo nebola ziadna kolek-
ia, ale chlapci videli, ze jak1 do
veru ten pud mich skladal svo-
jou vel'kou lcast' t'ou ma kazdej
hre. L'udia ochotne chodili "a nj
mi, mix nesanoval svoje nohy q
to bola laska l'udu ku svojim
hrASom. Holden ie Pol 'utovania
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-09

povedal, ze sa jej boji, ze je nedo-
bra nespravodliva katolicka.
Zena odpovedala, ze je ona veru
spravodliva katolfcka, ale re pre-
co on nebol 81 tn vcera alebo pre-
co 81 tn neprisiel zajtra, ale aku-
rat dnes, ked' SINE my tuna. ia
teba nepoznam a ty nina! Poliak
ju tisil, re je on spravodlivy ka-
tolik. Potom sa no Zena spyto-
vala, re jak je az dlho v Ameri-
Ike a Poliak odpovedal raz, ze je
tn 3 roxy a druhy raz, re 5 ro-
kov. Potom sa no spytala, ze pri
kom boil v kraji. On odpovedal,
re pri matke ked' mu matka
zomrela, ze no otec dotiahnul do
Ameriky. Ze preto nezna .citat'
pisat', ba re veru este ami penia-
re nepozna, Medzitym Krajan sa
raz ku Zene, raz k Muzovi pri-
hovaral, re jaki budd st 'astlivi,
ked' pojdu po tie peniaze. Ale
to bolo vSetko marne. Zena sa
nedala osialit', len co bola este
Wac rozculena. Povedala Polia-
kovi: ia tvoje peniaze nechcem
a ked' ich mas, tax si ich scho-
val Ci ty neznas, ako teraz kla-
mn? NecitaS abo ia v Youngs-
townskych Slov. Novinach, re
kol'kf uz boli poklamani9" Po-
liak zas ma to, ze on nevie ami pl-
sat AMI citat', ze jeho otec mu
nekazal dat tax peniaze, ako ona
chce, ale tax, ako on. Ma to Zena
odpovedala: ''No ked' tax, tax
81 ty drz svoje a ia mole. Pod,
starry, domov." A brala sa Mu-
zom Won. Lenze Poliak, Krajan
Srb boil skorej Won, ako stary
so starou. TT traja 81 sadli do au-
ia Mnz so zenou sli peso domov
ma South Side. Ked' prisli do
NOV k svojej rodinke, bolo uz
blizko IL hodin ma obed, tedv ta
afera trvala blizko 3 hodiny. O.
kolo 6. hodiny vecer oranc zacal
slime p6sobit', zene prichodilo
ma oci vsetko, zabudla ma to, 90
robi, zdalo sa jej, re jej uz pc
maze ber1 atd'. No ale ia yam
Priatel 'ko poviem, re vase penia-
re sd ma dobrom mieste. A dru-I
ny raz dajte 81 S Krajanmi svaty
pokoj, ked' ich dobre nepoznate,
lebo svindleri dnes davajn pozor
ma tych, ktorf nemajti dovery v
tom, kde s1 ich peniaze bezpecne.
Martin j. Lesnak.
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SVINDLERSTVO.
Poucna a pravdiva rozpravka O
svindleroch, ktori nasich l'ud1
stovky tisicky pripravujn.

" dnesnom case, ked prezlva-
me tn nest 'astnn nemoc, ktoru
Bob dopustil ma terajsiu genera.
ciu, mnohi nasi Slovaci pochvbu.
ia v tom, co ,ie iste doveru
skladajl v svindleroch, ktori o.
becaju "a jeden dollar sto. Ked
81 vezmeme do ruky niektore an.
glicke alebo naSe Yo. Slovenske
Noviny do rdk, co vidime9 Ze u5
zas jeden alebo jedna sadla ma
lep tomu, ktorl ohecoval straku
ma kole.
ia, ako moi obchod vyzaduje,
chodim sem tam pomedzi nasich
Slovakov a neprejde den, ably sa
mi nepozaloval niektory, re kde
ztratil svoje t'azko zarobcnt pc
maze. Pravda, niektoremu by sa
mohlo al vypomoct', ale to by wy
zadovalo mnoho Wac, nez by ten
svindler. dosiel tam, kde patri.
Lebo najdu sa pady, ze on je
mnoho raz chraneny tym, ktorv
mas ma hajit'.
Minuleho tyzdna, ked' som "a
siel do mojho priatel'a a na South
Side, povedal mi, ze no ii svind-
leri boil tiez navStivit'. Prosil
som ich, ably mi to porozpovedali,
ze ako sa to stale, lebo som 81 my
slel, ze by to bolo dobre uverej-
nit nasich Yo. SLOW. Novinach,
zeby nasi poniektori Slovaci ma
Ii jaky-taky pochop a znali tie
triky, ktore ii svindleri uzivajd
Nez sa rozpisem o tom, najsam-
PRIV predstavfm osoby. ktort bra.
" 1cast' tomto predstaveni.
Bolo ich pat osob, a to moi pria-
tep s manzelkou, ktorych budem
tn menovat' Muz so Zenou; je-
den Slovak, ktory povedal, ze ie
fch krajanom cd Michaloviec, je-
den Srb a jeden Poliak. TT traja:
Srb, Poliak a Krajan boil chlapi
asi 3O-roeni, okolo 6 snchov W.
soki.
Bolo to asi tvzden predtym
ked' SINE citali V tychto novinach
o svindleroch, ktori osvindlovali
jedneho o 100000, ked Krajan
prisiel do domacnosti toho Muza
a Zeny na South Side. Pravda, O.
nj no uz videli predtym asi rok
tonau, ked i'm ponukal kdpit' lac
MI farmu tiez sa ponukal prist'
ma veselie ich dcery. Ma veselie
neprisiel, lebo on "a inym k MIN
chodil: vysetrovat' ich majetko-
Wy stav a hi 'adat' 81 doveru u
tychto l'udf.
Tedy jedneho odpoludnia pri-
siel Krajan do domu asi druhei
hodine veselou tvarou a slad-
kymi sloviekami. Vypytoval sa
Zeny, re kde je Andy (Muz).
ktory v ten cas- spal. Dalej sa
vypytoval krajanoch, ktorycb
mena 81 zapamatal, ci isiel ten a.
lebo tamten do kraju alebo ci
tamten So uz ozenil? Jednym slo-
vom, Dol rozhovor medzi mimi ta-
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Take vol AGO to bude.

Moric: Keby som poslnchnul
radu svojho lekara, neslnel by
som tri roxy jest maso. nesmel
by som chodit' ma prazdniny,
knpit' 81 move saty ist' nieke-
dy al do divadla!
Icik: Prosim ia, a co ii to Via
stne radi?
Moric: Ably som mu zaplatil
ncet!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-09
i. ako ked' sa clovek side

y
krajanom raz "a 10-15 rokov.
Iena sa no spytala, ze kde sa on
tn wal? Ci je zenaty? Kde robl
Kde bordnje? Krajan ma to cd
povedal, zc borduje ma Lansing
vile, ze je zenaty, ma v starom
kraji zenu al dvoje deti robil
" restaurants, ale ze mu zbi!i
plat ma $500 tyzdenne, tax ne
chal robotu ze 81 otvori sam
restaurant. Rec jeho bola frisna a
priazniva V tom case prisiel Muz
shora 70 spania Krajan sa s
MIN zvital, ako najlepsie moho!
tax Cd srdca a povedal mu, ze
zna jeden lacnv dom ma predaj,
re ked' chce, ze mu no m0ze ist'
ukazat' a ze ked ma 81, 10000
hotovych penazi, ze no m6ze do
stat. Tiez mu povedal, re ten
dom Dol predany jednemu Ma
d'arovi, co uz dial nan 100000,
ale ze no teraz banka vyhnala.
Vychvalil dom do neba, ably Mu-.
zovi dodal chuti no k1pit'. Ale
Muz nemal easu S MIN ist', lebo
81 siel pc svoj plat do tovarne.
kdc praeoval. V tom tiez nadisiel
20-rocny syn domov, takze to
Krajanovi trochu pokazilo. No
usniesli sa, ze pride zajtra rano
o 9. hodine ze 81 ten dom pojdu
prezret'. Nez odisiel, vychvalil no
co najlepsie mohol a povedal in.
ze ked' ho kupia, dobre, ked'
ME, tax dobre, ale tax lacno nj
kde nekdpia, lebo ze to sa vzdy
tax netrafi.
Ma druhy den rano Krajan uz
Dol tam, ME sam, ale druhfm
chlapom, Srbom. Prisli ma auto
mobile, bolo este len s hodin.
Rozhovor v dome nebol el'ky,
len Zena sa spytala, re co "a je-
don je ten druhy. To jej odpove-
dal, re je Srb, a po malom chva-
leni toho domu, ktory mali pre-
dat, sadli 81 do AUTOMOBILE Muz.
Zena, Krajan a Srb. Srb uha-
hal auto predstavil sa ako jed
nater, ktory NAL pravo predat'
ten dom, ktory sli pozriet'. Isli
hore Wick Ave-, skrtitili sa ma
w. Rayen Ave. smerom ma West |
Lake Crossing. Cestou Krajan
prihovaral sa raz k jednemu, raz
k druhemu, hovoril fch kraja-
noch a tiez nezabudnul vychvalo- !
vat al dom, ktory Sli prezret'.
Medzitym uz al dosli k tomu
domu. Sisli automobilu. Srb o.
lomknul dom kl'1com a vosli dnu
Muz, Zena, Krajan Srb. Dom
Dol 6-izbovy, ma predku tehlovy
a ostatok dreva. Bolo mu uz
okolo 18 rokov. Pravda. Krajan
i'm povedal den predtym, re je
cely tehlovv a ze nema Wac ako
I roxy, ale ked' 81 no prepatrali,
zena povedala Krajanovi, re je |
to ME tehlovany, tiez ze je uz
,tarsi. Krajan ma to odpovedal,
ie ma pravdu, re on myslel, re je |
yehlovany, a tiez re povedal re Dol
i-rocny, ale Re to len musel byt'
reparovany pred 4 rokmi No ale
ze j tax je to vel'ka lacnota, aka
IA i'm netrafi kazdy den. Potion
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-09

taky, ktory obchadza syoje, ten
nema lasky.
Bolo Wac dopisov, ktore som
rad cital malo by sa pisat VIA
cej 0 bodaj cim, ably s1Ge sa avi-
hall a laslSu spojenie trimali.
s Bohom!
Pritomny v kazdej veci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-09

Srb a Krajan vyviedli Muza 4
Ienu Won, ably 81 zvonlu ten
dom prezreli. Len GO vysli Won,
prisiel k MIN jeden clovek Dol
to Poliak. Zena AIuz nevideli,
re odkiaf prisiel. Robil Sd pre-
strasenym a hl1pym a zacal W.
pravat ze pohanac taxi, ked' mu
platil, wal od neho adresu a 20
dolarov. A VI tom ten Poiak w
bral hromadu pefiazi (papieroye) !.
Zena mu povedala, aby 81 tie pc
niaze schoval, re mu ich moze ME-
kto ukradnlt'. PoIiak sd robil al
mad 'alej hltlpym a povedal, re on
neznal, re by tn boil TAXI plani
Pudia. Zena mu na to odpoveda-
la, re ci v novinach necita, re co
sa teraz deje: Poliak odpovedal,
re on nezna ami pisat' ami citat',
doraz sa jej spytoval, ci nepo-
INA Stifa Shulca9 Zena mysliac
ma memo nasho dobre znameho
pohrabnika pana Schultza, odpo-
vedala Poliakovi, re ona toho zna,
koho hl'ada. Y tom sa zamiesal
krajan, lebo videl, ze je na Po-
liaka zle. A spytal sa no, re kto
no tu postal. Poliak odpovedal,
ze jeho otec. v tom Zena sa chce-
la do toho zas zamiesat' ale Muz
.iej povedal, ably nechala Poliaka
shovarat' sa Krajanom. Poliak
Krajanovi povedal, re by odnie-
sol Sulcovi $4,000. V tom sa Ze-
ma zamiesala a povedala Poliako-
vi, re ked no otec postal S $500
k Sulcovi, re no tam odvedie. Ale
Krajan skocil jej do reel (lebo
videl, re Zena Poliaka obracia)
a spytal sa Poliaka, ze "Hej! hej
Ale jak davno tvoj otec toho clo-
veka zna ?" Poliak odpovedal, re
30 rokov. Krajan sa no d'alej
spytal.. re ako starry boil ten clo-
vek v ten cas-, ked' no otec po-
znal. Poliak odpovedal. he NAL
90 rokov. Nato krajan povedal,
''Ta vtedy uz mu ie 80 rokov!'
a sa smial. V tom Zena povedala
" Hej! Ia to uz je vel mi starry
Potion krajan spvtal sa Poliaka,
re preco chce dat tomu Sulcovi
tych 500 dolarov. Poliak odpove-
dal, re jeho otec kontraktoro-
val ze' je bohaty clovek a ze te-
raz umiera " tom sa Poliak no.
reene rozplakaD, re Bob INA, ci
no uz najde ziveho, ked pride
nazad domov. Zena sa nato spy
tala Poliaka, ze odkial' je a Po- J
lax odpovedal, re z Kalifornie. |
krajan sa no zas spytal, ze od-
xial' ma tol'ko penazi a Poliak |
odvetil, re jeho otec, ked' kon-
'raktorcil, vykopal vel'a zlata a
ze teraz chce vsetko povracat'. |
60 je dIzen. Zena sa zas zamie-
sala do toho a povedala: "Jai
Jaj! Ale Skoda, he ii ten taxi u
kradol tol Ike peniaze - .Nate Po-
liak odpovedal, re to mic. ze on
ma este Wac, ze on i'm ukaze. ak
sn spravodlivi katolici pojdu s
MIN dnu do domu (do toho, kto-
~ prezerali). Zena mu odpove-
iala, re oni sG spravodlivi kato-
Il |, a v tom sa Setci vratili do
d, mn. Ako vosli dnu, Srb st'aho-
Val "a aclony ma oblokoch a zavrel
avere, ale Muz zaclony dviha1
nazad do hora a tiez malo otvoril
dvere, a to sa opakovalo viac
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hot-Water heat, sleeping porch. newly paint
ed and papered; 5000; white and reliable
party. House at Forest Glen; 8 rooms, cleo
trtcity bath. toilet. large groundS $40
JOHN r KNOTT. 9la z
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COIORFD-SPECIALS.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
14ls Belmont semi-ddetached brick; II r
garage: big >ilue; terms; lease 500 mo-.
Inspection by permit only.
I7!2 orsson ave iI so D. ,s s5ec ca sur BAL
ance easy; trust $500. -
1917 Sth-ll r. & b. cleo. brick garage;
a. N nw-6 r. & b.; cost $3.50; clear;
Would $3.50 interest you? $3.50 cash and
S45 mo: rented s420 VI; estate. :,
1906 G se-6 r. & b.. cleo, fur. hit; sell
at $500 loss; $3.50 cash and SIS mo-; fine
feH isis Ben ni I'd. ne.-s r. & b.. cleo, !;
cheap; rent $3.50 o,1 1st GO cSmmerciai' trade
N T. RYON co. 1916 N Y. Ave. 34l8 18th.
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Located on a quiet. Shady street near
Chevy Chase Circle. Beautiful detached
brick Of rooms. 2 baths servants room
and toilet in basement, large master bed
room with communicating bath. oil burner.
garage. large pantry with General Electric
refrigerat tor. Price. s17,85o; terms. Address
Box 1910. Star nffice
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Phone 926. Alexandria, \

BEAUTIFUL SILVER SPRING. ON MAC e,
IS0YIo1: detached: 7 r. & 2 b.. 2-car orick
garage; reduced; s15,55o; trust $4,000; easy
Takoma Near Carroll ave; corner lot,
1o0xi22: modern. new bunealow. not a 9,lss
e GO nno Saian cry equity easy.
Charming St ne. mr.. 4th-Cost So $50;
year: ideal home or investment. -.
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HONEYMOON BUNGALOWS.
See sample home, 22l4 Randolph pl ne,
before buying Located Just north OF Mt.
Olivet and II, blocks off Bladensburg I'd.
CARAVAN BROS.
1888 Bladensburg Rd. Lincoln 9400.
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| BURLEITH; S75OO-DINING ROOM TYPE
| home with garage deep lot; best location.
| Act quickly; call Mr. Under, Decatur 2752
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SALE-HOUSES.


WEST OF 14th ST.
One Of those exceptionally attractive
MONIES near 18th and Spring pl.. at a re-
markably reduced price Of sS,75o. Contains
SIX rooms and bath, open fireplace. h.-w.n.,
eiee, and garage. Hardwood floors, front
and rear porches
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
S27 18th st. Realtor. Nat. 0753.
Evening Phone Georgia 1900
Eye ST., Near North Capitol.
Most convenient location to G. P. O., City
p; O. and Onion Station. Seven-room houTe
S %tn hot,water heat and electric light.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
National Oo36. e24 l4th St NV.
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SACRIFICE.

ali modern improvements Can INSPECT any
time. Call OWNER, Decatur 25l3 or Column
bia GAS