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Odd Love Triangle

the place of his secretary who
is gone on her vacation"
"Oh!" The exclamation long
drawn out. The small eyes
narrowing. "How did they hap
pen to pick on you, a new girl?
Who was it chose you for this
special position?"
Nollie answered unWisely:
"Why, it was Mr.. Drilling"
"So?" The brows lifted. The
mouth tightened. HE chose
you himself, did he?"
This was said in such a mean
ing tone that Nollie reddened.
She was angry at herself for
blushing guiltily when she had
done nothing wrong.
He chose me because I'm
keen about my work, I suppose"
she said shortly. Its summer
time. you see, and lot of girls
don't fancy working late in the
evenings"
80 you do work late? You
like working late? You stay
down here with him after the
others have gone home?"
II stay when I am required to
stay" said Nollie briefly.
She resented the Woman's
tone, her mien, the turbulence
Of her manner.
Engaged to Mr.. Drilling
though she might be, that gave
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Pavement Patter

Tommy David, a clerk who
has expended these many hours
in the office of the United
States Attorney since he was a
we'll known football star at
Western High School and cap
tanned the Washington and JEFF
ferSon football team, is entering
the legal profeSsion-Tommy
Brodigan, fleet-footed messenger
at the Senate press gallery.
bought a car, and Immediately
began trouble, for the wind
shield shattered and ever since
its replacement other mechan.
iCal I'm e n t S have forced
Tommy to pine for a return to
foot transportation. At Twelfth
and E Streets a building is being
torn down although it is said to
have housed Whistler when he
was with the Coast and Geo
detic Survey and at that time
he designed the walls when be-
hind on his rent. Jack McFall
returns to town and brings with
him rare tales of the life on the
Continent, particularly interest
ing occurrences in the land Of
CzechosloVakia. A man named
Craig obtained for the price Of
50 at local auction the other
day a depletion of Sara Bern.
hardt that was worth a price
ranging from one to ten thou.
sand dollars. Bill Cheatham
romps the streets at an early
hour these mornings before set
ting down to engroSsing edu.
cational studies. John KeeneP
has forsaken the task of bank.
ing these days to mete out JUS
tice as a member of a police
court jury. Policeman w. F.
Southers appeared in court the
other day to press charges
against an inebriate who was
attempting to diSplace the
school boy patrols and help
children across the streets al
though he was in such condt.
tion that he couldn't navigate
himself.
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His partner turned to stare
again at Nollie, and the latter
this time had a better view Of
her. She saw she was no girl,
but a mature woman.
Several years older than Mr..
Drilling, that's to say. She
looked very much annoyed.
Nollie wondered what could be
the matter.
He didn't get back till after
2 o'clock. He was in a bad
mood. Irascible.
At 5 o'clock, the same woman
came again. This time she
didn't march right in. She sat
down in the outer office.
Lit a cigarette and started
to read an evening paper. She
utterly ignored the secretary.
This was strange behavior.
"Is she quite right in her
mind? Who is she?" Nollie
wondered.
Shall tell Mr.. Drilling that
you're here?" Nollie inquired.
Mr. Drilling expects me and
will be out in a few moments"
was the stiff rejoinder.
"Oh, very we'll" Nollie went
on with her work.
Suddenly the woman leaned
forward and spoke to her.
Strange that you don't know
who I am" she remarked.
Il haven't been long with the
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By Tuthill
By Walt Disney

night? Already this jealous
woman had heard Of it?
"Mr. Drilling had an engage
ment with me at my home. 1t
was stupid of you to detain
him" continued the visitor.
But I didn't. We both
worked late. To have a bite OF
food on the corner was his sug-
gestion."
Miss Galbraith glared at her
like an angry rooster.
"A. girl who knew her place
wouldn't do such a thing! If
my father heard of it 1 don't
know what would happen. ="
But there was nothing IN it,
I tell YOU" exclaimed Nollie, un-
certain whether to laugh or cry,
and indignant.
Miss Galbraith smiled diSa-
greeably. Excuse me saying
so, but you are very ignorant"
"I never knew that Mr.. Brill
ing was engaged. I never knew
you would object like this"
Nollie's thoughts flew to how
he'd begged her to go with him
to a roof and dance last night
of his reluctance to leave
her.
If this woman really were his
fiancee. he couldn't greatly care
for her!
To Be Continued
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M q DdO-
cock" whose picture we pub
lished the other day, is a girl she
used to know by that name. That
''May Babcock" had a brother
and looked, says Elaine, very
much like the girl in the pic
ture.
And, by the way, here are II
lew m m berS enrolled by
Elaine:
Naomi and Ruth Arnold
Twins age II, 1903 Twentieth
St. N. E. Birthday, April Is.
Vera Patricia Rhine, age IL,
2725 Twenty-secOnd st. N. E.
Birthday, June 9.
Carl Williams, age IL, 261O
.EvartS St. N. E. Birthday, Feb
ruary %.
Nettie Garman, age IL, 2525
Bladensburg Rd. N: E. Birthday,
December 12.
Clinton StrOther, age 10. 2711
Twenty-fOurth st. N. E. Birth
day, December 5.
Evelyn Lucille Myers, age 10,
1902 Seventeenth St. N. E.
Birthday, June II.
Harold StOweII, age IL. 1925
South Dakota Ave. N. E. Birth
day, April rs.
Helen BIadt, age II, 1905
Twenty-sixth st. N. E. Birthday,
February 9.
Dorothy BIadt, age 10, 1905
Twenty.sixth st. N. E. Birth
day, April 26.
Mary Elaine Nakarada, age 9,
26O5 TWenty-fOurth st. N. E.
Birthday, November 1.
Pauline Anna Nakarda, age 7,
26O5 Twenty-fOurth st. N. E.
Birthday, October 20.
Writes Charlotte Sergeant, of
Savage, Md:
81 wish the club success"
Just to make her wish come
true, Charlotte sent us the
names of six new members.
They are:
Francis Clinton Sergeant, age
3 months. Birthday, July Fl.
Gerald Thomas Sergeant, age
(2 years. Birthday, January IL.
Alice Elizabeth Sergeant, aged
5 years. Birthday, March 30.
Mildred Virginia Sergeant,
aged 13 years. Birthday, Feb
ruary IL.
Roy Randolph Sergeant, age
Q years. Birthday, January 5.
Clarence Wesley Ss=5eant,
age 8 years. Birthday, Septem-
ber IL.
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firm and you didn't tell me
your name" said Nollie levelly.
We'll, it's Galbraith. My
father is the head of the firm.
And-the woman drew her lips
in as she stared at Nollie-"I
am engaged to be married to
Mr.. Brilling."
CHAPTER XVI
Mr.. Brilling's alleged fiancee
sat in the outer office and
stared truculently, provocatively
at Nollie.
What had she heard to make
her act like this? What had
Miss Galbraith against Mr..
Brilling's secretary?
Daughter of the head of the
firm and, as she claimed, en-
gagged to be married to Nollie's
chief, she could-and evidently
intended to-make it uncom-
Portable for this young woman.
Nollie looked her directly in
the eyes. She saw there pride
jealousy. . suspicion.
But that was foolish, for Mr..
Drilling and Nollie-beyond
their work and their business
contact in the office-had
nothing in common.
Had someone been telling
Miss Galbraith about their
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snack last night in the chop
house?
But what of that? They were
both hungry, and Mr.. Drilling
was merely being courteous to
her because they had worked so
late.
For the firms interests. AS
daughter of the head OF the
house, this hard-faced woman
should understand that.
Miss Galbraith was evidently
expecting some sort of COM
ment on her announcement.
Nollie said quietly: Il congrat-
ulate you," and went on with
her typing.
But that didn't suit this nerV-
Gus, restless person.
please stop that GGn while 1
am here. MY head aches. I'm
not very strong"
"Oh, 1 am sorry" Nollie took
the sheet out of the machine
and began to read through a
pile of letters.
Miss Galbraith said restleSsly:
Pardon me interrupting you.
You say you haven't been here
long?"
"JuSt a few weeks"
"And how long have you been
with Jack?-I mean, Mr.. Brill
ing?"
About 10 days. I'm taking
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Times
Adventure
Club
Congratulations

Club members celebrating
their birthdays today are
Gilbert Farran, 528 Eleventh
st. S. E. and Vivian FOllin
2O8 East Capitol st.
Congratulations.
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Vets Are Thirsty

Not so long ago, according to
Ed Dove, local brewery at
tempted to furnish recreation
for the men at Soldiers Home
by inviting them to the brewery
tap room for a few schoonerS
of beer.
The seating capacity Of the
tap room permitted only about
Is guests, SO the brewery sent
its trucks to collect one group.
bring them to the brewery, take
them home, return with a sec
ond group. and so on.
Repeaters found their way
into the trucks with such regu.
larity, however, that the brew"
cry was forced to withdraw its
invitation.
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Putting On Dog

A car of supposed foreign
manufacture and of great size
pulled up in front of the Heigh.
Ho Club the other day and the
doorman leaped TO assist the ar
rivals.
After opening the door and
standing as doormen should, he
glanced up to see that it was
only Marty Rueben and the
boys of the orchestra riding in
Mrs. Sam Martins car.
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Around.
The
Capital
BY JOHN SNURE JR..

1t was at one of those partieE
that extended into the early
hours Of the morn, in an apart
ment high off the street.
For some time George Thomas
attempted to persuade one Of
the guests to arise from the
depths of a comfortable chair
and make his way home. His at
tempts at persuasion we're fu.
tile, however.
Finally, in desperation, George
declared:
you must go home. I've
called a cab and it is outside"
Without the flicker of an eye
lash the guest murmured:
"H'lO taxi!"
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The Beall sisters of Mitchell
vile, Md, Alice and Eleanor,
are sporting boyiSh bobs these
days.
Alice sent us these pictures
the other day. And for a
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m in u tie we
didn't know
the two girls.
w h i ch was
re m a rkable
because both
a r e oil d
friends. And
b o t h h a v e
b e e n MEM
bers of the
club for ages
and ages.
Alice tells
1IS cho hos
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Joined naother club but that it
isn't half as interesting as ours.
A little later, she promises, she
is going to send us something
that will show how interested
She is in the Adventure Club.
Writes Alice:
81 know a number of club
members. They are Ethel Mich
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olson, Mary :
T y d / n 6 s,
b lilly Tyd-
ingS, Mildred
H E u er and
A n n e b G t h
b r a dy. Mi
nerva Hook
Is my cousin"
Elaine Clio
z i US, 2606
Twenty-fourt
S t. N. E.,
asks if the
"M ay Bah
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WANTED TO RFNT-uoIISFs

FURNISHED HOUSE OR APT, 3 BED RMS
Wesley Heights or equal location, Jan. l TO
3-BED- ROOM FURNISHED HOME CLOSE
in preferred; must be reasonable; Govt emp
Address Box 299-M. Star Office 49,
HOUSE. AMI. = ACRE OR MORE. OP-
ton OF buying. near good car or bus line:
not over $50 month Box lis Benz.
Franklin station. WASHINGTON, D. c.
S OR . ROOM HOUSE. ARRANGED FOR
families. garage and yard preferably n e
or Sc. section: rent not over 500 monthly.
Address Box 2a9-M. Star Office.
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSE WITH US
We have constant calls for all types Of
houses to rent 4arge and small. furnished
and unfinished. preferably in eood North
west sections We will inspect promptly and
advise you. II YOUR pToperty is vacant. or
your tenant Is moving. let US assist you.
DIXIE REALTY co.
VI. Ave ~ l. Rental Specialists. MA, sss0.'
FURNISHED HOUSE
BY REFINED ADULTS
ADDRESS BOX 336-M STAR OFFICE
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Observation-Disclosures

1874 ADAMS ST. NV.
Corner house, o-room brick. h.-wh.; hne
condition; $40.
WHITE-HoUsEs
437 Quincy st. NV r. a bed ~,
b.; newly decorated; garage go 500. 90
1924 42nd st. n.w-Corner, detached;
r ami. garage. ............ 5000
!3SC 9Th st St. ne-S T. +. E. AM. $50
100 @ st. SEE r. b., e.m.i...... $3.50
743 18th st se-5 r. cleo ....... 25 90
1878 Seth st. NV r a bed ID. $500
1910 Vermont ave, NV. Ma. e5ss.
615 H ST. sW-7 RMS, ANIL. $4,000
-oa JOHN QUINN co, INC; .,
MODERN HOMES
CHEVY Chase, Nd, 100 East Bradley
Battery PARK, Nd. Iii wilson wilson lane '''''
% r. and b.. Dutch colonial. -..., $500
Chevy Chase, 1870 Military I'd. NV
- r. and b.. Semi-detached .... 1000
oIEb 4th st. NV T. and b... 5000
l!l9 G ST.. SET r and .... 5000
zig Douglas st. me- r. and b., ga
1908 F st n.e.-.6 r. ana b.. gear 40.o0
-1z2z K st. NV. ME 3o11.
CHEVY CHASE, MD
tuQ2 Conn. Sve.-Dtt Stucco bed rms,
bathS sun parlor, upstairs den. maids rm.
and lavato.Y In basement. garage: sos
l Dixie REALTY co, National $3.50. Sun
$500 CONN. AVE- ROOMS BATHS
batR Ats caT G PGTEh ps55ds room and
sos H ST. NV NA c345
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s1x-RoOM BUNGALOW, AMI. DOUBLE
Esrase; corner lot; $50 per month. 2OI
Greene ave, Aurora Hills. Va, or phone
Or MILLER. WEST lIRn
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broad low house of country style: acres OF
lard view O. Cathedral and other land
marks; many hne trees. one a monarch
oak. The house has 3 bed rooms. 3 baths
and inclosed sleeping porch on 2nd floor,
Is heated by vapor has complete electric
service. Nothing snowy about it, but it iS
distinctly house for a man Of AFFAIRS u
can be had. however, on a small outlay. the
$4,000 loan having about 2i7 years to run
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
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s4.500-REAL INVESTMENT. 1900 BLOCK
Sth st. n. W; mod. rms, near Grant Circle
Little cash: terms. GE 64s4.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS $50: FIVE
rooms tiled bath. porch. wide wooded lot;
excellent NV. suburban section. WI. 306s.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sl/ kENNEDI 81. NV.
rooms, bath, inclosed back porch; ga
rage in rear. large back yard: large O E.
REFRIGERATOR, Bryant gas furnace and Pitts
burg NV. h S60,75 per month. BOSS &
PHELPS. 14l7 NV
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.
BRIGHTwooD's BEST BARGAINS
$50 Sheridan n.w.-6 rms, b.. SA5 90
600 Roxboro st. n.w.-6 rms,
bath, blt.-in gar. .............. 5000
40 Peabody St NV rms.
bath, gar, semi-det.. ...... $3.50
i05 Columbia I'd. n.w.--6 rms,
bath Will redecOrate ........ 5000
6@I Columbia I'd. n.w.-6 rms,
/ bath, gar, INV h. ....-.... 41.50
l2S Longfellow INV r.. 1 b.. $500
SIp Somerset nj. n.w.-6 rms,
bath, blt.-in gar. ....-...,... ALSO
80 sheridan ST. avs rms,
fath, blt.-in gar. ...-...... 1000
COZ Somerset nj. n.w.-Semi-det.
br., q rms, I bath, gar ...... 1850
ECO TeWkesbury ri. n.w.-Semi-
det. br., q rms, bath. gar. - 1850
i22 TUckermsn ST, n.w.--6 rms.
hath, ht.-in gar 5000
- Y n.w.--S r., . b.; redec. 49,. $3.50
Kelvinator, riassed por -. 1000
59I9 18th st: NV rms. bath $500
GfGi eth st. n-w.-Cor-i rms.
bath SC Dor.' gar ...... $500
1923 eth ST. n.w.-COr.; 6 rms
hath. yard. ..........'...... ALSO
500 Sheridan 81. n.W.--6 r., b.. Ear. 1850
DIXIE REALTY CO.
Ma $3.50 Sunday, Pc. 2112.
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LYON VILLAGE BARGAIN. se.95O.

] I'CAN NI-LANIH t2AfctJhlNs Sb,S0u.
Don't pass this by. Lovely six-room, bath
| mooern more Frlgldaire, garage. resl fire.
| place, beautiful landscaped lot Real gem
| OF z nome FOR THANKSGIVING dinner. Small
4 cash payment balance easv. This is YOUR
! opportunity. DI. 6563; Sunday and eve
| nlngs. Clarendon 1912
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EXTRAORDINARY
OpPORTLrNITY

Brand-nev brick BUNGALOW, slate roof B
we'll planned rooms. electric refrigeration
attic with 3 exposures. large enough for .
or 2 additional rooms built-in ssrage; fine
club room could be built in unusually sra
cious and light cellar, concrete porch; wide
lot on concrete street mo assessment Most
derirablv situated near the top OF high
hill, affording a beautiful panoramic view of
Silver Spring. Sligo Park. Indian Soring golf
course and attraci i've suburban communi-
ties This most desirable home Is priced
below the market at $3.50 yet the builder,
eager 70 sell before Winter has expressed
his willingness to accept considerably less in
ORDER to assure an immediate sale. Any rea-
Sonable ofer will be considered. Columbia
Sf3i from q TO pm. Evenings, Shepherd
1871 ar
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TAKOMA pARK-NEW, BRICK: $3.50. A
beauty and wonderfully built finely finished
exquisite tas-e in design The spacious
are fTlS2ed N natural chestnut splendidiy
appointed Kitchen with electric refTiFera ton :
Two bed rooms, one master. The bath
room IS a beauty. tiled and with shower
er-builder plans 10 make vases, but no
profit, hence this very low price This home
Is worth $1,000. according 10 present prices
Iruly BARGAIN. Phone SHephrrh oh4G
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SALE--INVESTNfENT PROPERTY.
RENT-WAREHoUsEs.

Wv. ". 6RrrFFTH. zb. iO2S
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NEW CAPE COD HOUSE. s ROOMS, .
paths. hreplaces. large recreation room
hot-water heat. special boiler for burning
Oil and oil burner, brass water pipes. and
everything the best. About / acre OF ground
Sold ct exceptionally low price, or will rent
with option to buy
So.750; new low price for Groom bun
ralow with hot-wate- heat, oil burner. Easy
terms.
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BUNGALOW, . ROOMS. KIT. BATH. ET.EC,
gas, city water. gardsn; $3.50 % Pres
ton ave, Cherrydale. Va. VERY desirable. 2
COTTAGE CITY, Md, AZ CENTRAL AVE-
, rooms; bath, Farage, 8. e., $3.50 month.
Phone Hvatts 1851
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HERE is A WONDERFUL BUY. BETTER
than you have ever seen before in this
exclusive section The price will surprise
you Inspect $3.50 Fulton st. todayl
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10 ACRES, ON LEE HIGHWAY, WITH ALL
modern BUNGALOW, barn. hen house, double
saraee; ell new, never used. see this real
valuable ,PEoperty AZ sacritce. S5.75 80.
once. Lee Highway. Sunday inspection .
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every way; near Grant circle. Unusual pri
Of SIS $50. onlv $500 cash. balance III
rent. Call r H. Waple.
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SALE-HOUSES.


81, 50o-REAL INVESTMENT. 1900 BLOCK
Little cash: terms GE. $3.50
NEW BRICK BUNGALow-s8 $50: FIVE
rooms tiled bath porch. wide wooded lot;
excellent NV. suburban section. WI. 30es.
CLOSE 10 CATHOLIC SCHOOL.
evsrv aad dqs6e P9she m9Sfr pree
Of $3.50 ESQ only $500 cash. balance like
1925 14th st. NV DI 3347.
REDUCED TO $1,000; EASY TERMS. 8
rms rms eiectricity' etc spacious ground5s6;
:9ihHtes Of civ oWNER aof Ois' St. ne
$4,000 UNUSUAL BARGAIN. COY g.
room and bath brick; cellar. electricity, gas.
ton. Vacant Particulars. ao4 p ST. ne
NEW HOME ON TRINITY AVE NE. WAS
released 10 ne FOR trust VII sell for same.
orriisiInally $3.50. now $3.50. Address Box
A sIx,RooM HOUSE IN A, DECENT
NV. Many people want such a house In
such location ate II modern: and we propose
8Is Of the pt best Streets Tor and
While occupied drGTe to home s an ana h
cost will not be much above that of such q
house IN a residential section with no fu-
ture we should be slad to talk with you
IT'S < I9 2q i " ~ sHoEMAKER ,,es
o 2so55s 80 %t5 SzA
large lot, IN perfect condition
S6 500 will buy a comfortable Groom
house in first commercial zone. conveniently
loc sf so6 nea ain 2i bv and q SIS 49,
81 900 wi buy a frame house. 1122 srd
month; near Center Market
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
1913 2oth 81, NV.
ONE BLOCK FROM UNION STATION.
Colonial style; Is rooms. modern brick;
really a bargain at $3.50. Easy terms
WAFFLE & JAMES. INC.
1870 18th St NV. DI. 3347.
g 95O-BRICK, PRACTICALLY EEW. FER
feet condition modern in every detail. Close
to schools. stores and car lines Located
near Conn. ave Million Dollar Bridge. Very
wHITEFoRD, INC. REAL ESTATE.
Southern Bldg. MA. 2432.
S4,0OO-ao7 F ST NE
Big Groom + u.s. Cell NJ Baker,
WAPLF A. JAMES. INC ~
1923 14th ST. NV. DI. S347.
MOVE IN TOMORROW.
us T0zrshsm street northwest will be
sold today. II has eight rooms and bath
modern in every respect, new-houss condi-
ttnn. tvo-cHr garage. TIE price is only
S6.s5o Financed through building ssso-
citation. Come out today.
WOODBRIDGE. D C
3lO7 Goth st ne-Han block to Woo1-
ridge business center End Catholic Church.
Ls-Ee Groom detached br ok. with attic.
cedar closet. hult-in GARAGE. am Excel
lent Location for doctor or dentist. Open
1''', 'WoGDRIDcE REALTY co.
e215 r. I. Ave NE. North 1908.
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Q 18th ST Realtor MA n7s2
EHenlng Phone oeorsis 1900
BARGAIN HUNTERS AND INVESTORS
HERE TT re

2-tamily ant rented for $50: GOOD To-
GeInn ne. price $4,000 Groom ami bath
eFlcE' IN GOOD condition. price 81 0O0
Groom and bath brick. near Navy yard,
- 600. easv terms; 5-room and bath brick
priced down to 81 600
THESE HOUSES MUST BE SOLD.
Call Mr. Oren GE 4R3g or
WAPIE e. JAMES TNr-'
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MOVE IN TOMORROW.
us Tnzrshsm street northwest will be
sold today II has eight rooms and bath,
modern in every respect neW-house condl-
tinn, tWO-cRr garage. Tire price is only
50 $50. Financed through building asso-
citation. Come out today
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800 MONIH-3-ROOM APT. ELEC., HAT
and hot water supplied furnished OF un-
furnished, The n r. BARRY ORC, 500
ArlinEton Ridge. Aurora HIS, Va, Walnut
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SAIE-HOUSFS.

BETHESDA. 4707 ROsEDALE AVE A
splendid home. almost new six rooms thor
oughly modern and in perfect condition. lot
beautifully landscaped; $4,000; you SHOULD
see this property. Phone r. L MUTT. MA.
243o. After 3 pm, and on Sundays. GE-
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122 3ks7 1st r l,5saJg, s-7 r. b. ami ~
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1922 80 81, $50 r - o., ami key
6l2 Morton ST. me- r.. b., ami
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ga Orleans ~ ca r.. b.. ami,
garage fKey at 855 Norton 1000
lS9 9Ks l st 81 p 7s4S, r" b. Arc cleo ooo
1913 Davenport st. .n.w.--6 r. b. .9'o 800
,4 Ag4e9 hiii,ts s!se - - ,,- ,,,-.. 1000
Va +, b. 'o anil KsT Il aei4 466i $500
SIG K 81. SET T.. b., lat gas 1000
COLORED HOUSES.
1923 L s.. n.w.--6 r, b, ami CKey
cas- Pifkford pi n.e-5 r. b. sas. o 90
B. F. SAUL co,
Ma. Zoo. g25 18th ST NV.
~: SsrtR AK q is III and sss NE
rated ana ID psEEfiect Condition: rent reduced
%~sS''SV open for Inspection.
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1900 18th tCOR. on, AT MASS. AVE-2g
r. s b., gar. FIRE escapes. new htg. plant
LIST commercial zone, club, etc.
HOME IN HEART OF CITY: DETACHED
elEnt rooms, 3 baths convenient churches,
stores; block from end Mt, Pleasant car
Inc Phone Monday MA. 9646.
IN GEORGETOWN = 7-ROOM BRIG K.
large sleeping porch. fireplace, delightful
garden Frigidaire. convenient to downtown
STA DumbRrton ave. West 0l42.
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DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. WEST OF 1871
St. NV, 10 rooms, baths, garage, lot 40.
Us n with side and rear alleys. MortEaFt
50 600 with : = years to run Family ha
become small. owner wants smaller house /.
same general neiEhborhood.
LOUIS p, SHOEMAKER
1719 K St NV Ma 1850
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1874 ADAMS ST. NV.
Corner house, Groom brick. h.-w.h,; fine
condition: $40
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-. -. WDOUHIDJE, y 2. -,
ridge business center End Catholic Church,
Ls-ge Groom detached br ok, with attic.
cedar closet. built-in garage, n i. Excel
lent location for doctor or dentist. Open
'' Wy W7o5GDRIDcE REALTY CO.
o211 3 I Ave N z NOrth 1203.