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18TH and Mich. Ave.

Near Wisconsin and Mass. Ave. Heights: de-
'igltfnl room and . bath semi bungalow;
colonial: vapor heat: electricity: 3 open FIRE
places; sleeping porches: electric and coal
range: nearly acre ground. lovely home
Only $1G,OU-$5.0O0 cash: balance arranged.
Mt Pleasant: near 10th st.: 13 rooms. 2
baths; hot water and electricity Pear brick
garage: arranged for 2 apartments-one 5
rooms and hath. one rooms and bath. Only
$15.UU-S5.0 900 cash: balance arranged.
Cleveland Park: lovely we'll built semi-de-
tachcd brick: Z rooms and bath; vapor heat
| ind electricity: sleeping porch and breakfast
porch: open fireplace; built-in garage; Ami.
Only $l4,5UU-cOnvenient terms.
Takoma Park; excellent Groom and bath
home; sleeping porch and breakfast porch !;
h.w.h. and electricity; hardwood throughout;
many convenient features. A bargain at
ST., ,J00-conyenient terms.
On beautiful Grant Circle, Petworth; fine
semi detached tapestry brick: six rooms and
hath h.w.h.; electricity: many attractive fea-
! lures: deep lot. To see is to appreciate. Only
Si0,JO-terms arranged
O. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor,
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IN ANACOsTIA, CLOSE TO CARs-TRAMD
house, with three nice lots; corner property.
A good buy. Price. s. .000 Easy terms.
p. ]. WALSHE, INC,
Z. I85 18th st. NV. :.
K ST, NV. BETWEEN Il. CAPITOL AND
1st-A Groom and bath brick dwelling; hot
water heat; good condition and quick posses
'''l +. j. WALsHE, INC.
7S5 18th st. a.w.-a
CONG REss HEIGHTs-oIOsEtT TO- CARs-A
nice 6-room and bath frame dwelling; newly
.paDered and paintsd: good yard; garage; rear
ana siie aiieys; quick posisssion. Price, &, 900.
= , P, T. wALSHE, INC. -
785 13th 1t. NV.
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A CAREFULLY SCI E( TED LIST OF HOMES
REPRESENTING UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES.

Near 18th St. and Mass. Ave.
NW.-Beautiful marble-front residence in this
attractive downtown location; II rooms and
2 baths; electric lights; newly decorated
throughout. Suitable for high-class residence
into a splendid three-story apartment. Price
and terms reasonable. Immediate possession
can be given.
Near 9TH and K SITS. NE
Splendid Groom colonial no ne in very desirable
residential section. Price. 50, 500. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
3.
West of 10th street, near Co.
lumbia road-Unusually attractive Groom and
2-bath home: thoroughly modern throughout;
finest quality Qunrtered oak floors and trim
front and rear porches; owner has reduced
price for quick sale.
d.
Best Section of Bloomingdale.
Unusually attractive Groom and bath corner
home; hot-water heat; two stairways; vacant.
ranged.
s.
Attractive Groom and Bath
semi-detached home near Lincoln Park; fur
throughout Room for garage. Price, 5000,
on very reasonable terms.
CHAS. D
Main 36.
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One of the Very Best Homes
NEAR THE MONASTERY.
On Quincy Ct Rroof,land

Built for home and no expense was spared
Hollow-tile construction; Spanish. tile roof;
porches cement with ihlsid tile; metal
weather stripped and screened from cellar to
attic; hardwood floors throughout; French win
dOws and French doors throughout. First door
living room, library with open fireplace, din
ing room. kitchen. tiled lavatory and toilet
running water), tiled bath. Fruit cellar. A
beautiful lot with garage and variety Of tree
and vine fruits.
NcLACHLEN BANKING OORP'N,
Real Estate Department, 10th and 9.
Main 482. Evenings. North 3l3.
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SOUTHEAST.
$500.

,,1 aees.ory q eo R pay-winaow orick aonse contain
tricfty and gas; screened; now rented as
three apartments at 0 return Of $145 month
immediate possession will be given. Terms,
$1,000 cash.
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NEW HOUSES, BUILT BY SMALL,
AT 4th AND UPSHUR STS-ONLY ONE LEFT
PROPORIIoNED
CONCRETE
@ EHsG
~ ~ - ~ N' sN
9
MckEEVER & GOSS,
14o5 Eye St. Main 49,
: WOODLEY PARK. UPPER 18th ST
n
OF and attic; sleeping
%% %% Ton nd r ha5aSee peee
Immediate
mended ,,ynnr,, ,osa 1905 Eye st.
~ ~ Ms,n 4ue COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
KEOKUK ST-Chevy Chase mns osS Sa % t%s located 10th
home
baths two nor' front double nshts haw%d
mn meats eis
vacant Price rssksHRSna sEf So ooss inspection ,,rrvvr, . -
~ ~Main45 AA I" ''ss Main 475.
SAULS ADDITION. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
pches hardwoo
htwatr
-. McKEEVER & GOSS,. g.
WASHINGTON
1905 Eye St. Main 4z52.
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PETWORTH.
$o,o5o.

Four-bedroom and bath house in perfect con-
dfion; first door, sizable living room, dining
room and kitchen; hot-water heat; hardwood
floors and trim; electric lights and gss; large
shady rear yard. with garage; Immediate
possession; rea0nable terms.
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MT. PLEASANT.
$4,000.

Close to 18th and Columbia rd.; F; substantially
built brick house with three good sized bed
rooms, living room, dining room and kitchen
front porch; sleeping porch; hot-water heat,
electricity and gas: hardwood floors and trim
large rear lot. Terms. $1,000 cash and $75
monthly; immediate possession.
& LUCHS.
clarendon 900
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Think Of this-Near 14th and Park road
cosy home of rooms. hath. hot-watsr heat
Immediate possession at only $7.2a0.
A live bargain for some ono wishing q pret
ty little home In North Columbia Heights OF
9 large rooms. bath, porches. hot.water heat
electric lights. Convenient location. Owner
just reduced price to 5000.
Fine northeast section just on Nd. ave.
2-storJ brick, 6 rooms. and bath, large cellar.
furnace heat. gas. room for garlee. In good
condition. Low terms and only $3.50.
New detached home-Conv venient to cars,
school, etc. Near Bennings. Large lot, 3
large roous and tiled bath. electric lights good
heat. Only $5O0Ssash required and low month
ly payments. Price only $4,000.
\. BROWN,
n NV Main JheA -
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SO, 5OO-Chevy Chase. d. C.. Beautiful home
containing rooms and 9 baths: Modern
in every way; built-in garage; large
porches. Act quickly. Terms.
$12. .OOO-Meridian st. west Of 14th st. Prac-
tically new home Of large rooms and
bath; three large pOrches; built.in
garage. This home has had the diff
ferent little things added which make a
new home complete. POSSESSION.
Terms.
$13, ,500-On Mintwood pl. This home contains
10 rooms and has hot-water heat and
electric lights; a large yard with room
for garage. Possession Immediately
Unusually small cash payment,
USSELL co.
S; w. Cor. 18th and K SITS.
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(; Offering since before the war.
PETWORTH.
e $3.50.
Thoroughly modern Groom and bath house;
Ain good condition; cement front porch; double
year porches, lower one screened; hot-water
Reat, electricity and gas; hardwood floors and
, trNm; space for garage; terms and small
moVthly payments.
! HIGH VIEW.
$1,000.
A comfortable Groom and bath home; fur
mace heSt; good cellar; colonial front porch !;
attractive neighborhood; high elevation. This
ia q gooN buy at the price and reasonable
| terms wilf be made. =
BAOOMINGDALE.
$1,000.
Row brick 7Apuse, with space for garage; in
entirely satisfactory condition; g rooms and
bath, with furhNce heat and gas lights; front
session in 60 dayyv suitable terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$nQ,5oo.
Groom and bath hoSse. ready for immediate
occupancy; furnace heNt; electricity and gas;
floors and woodwork N excellent condition;
deep lot. with alley III rear; terms can be
arranged.
SHANNON
Virginia Ohlcea
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Good Northwest Section-Six-
room and bath home. convenient to l4th 81:
car line: hot-water heat. electric lights. II
sold this month. can be bought for $500 On
reasonable terms.
I.
In Brookland-Six-Room and
bath home with hot-water heat, electric lights;
garage for one car. Price. s6,65o; $3.50 cash.
balance monthly.
On prominent avenue III
splendid seoa{on southeast; exceptionally nice
Groom and bath home: two-car garage. Price.
1880. Very reasonable terms can be arranged.
9.
Just Off Lincoln Park "A
beautiful Groom home. having three e1cep-
ti0nally large bed chambers: hot-water heat:
beautiful lighting fixtures: garage. Price and
10.
Corner Detached Residence
with exceptionally large lot. inclosed IN attrac-
tive stone fence; rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: hardwood floors: garage for two cars;
house equipped with awnings and screens.
Property owned by naval oficer being trans
ferred out Of city. who will sell for FL. 800
SAGER, 81,
o22 Jeth ST NV
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Housekeeping Homes
Are Happiest.
Especially so in this Groom, tile bath.
h.-w.h., z. and e. bungalow with open fire.
place; lot 50x15O: initial payment only
- $500; located at CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Stop! Look and Read!
One block 14th ST. car line: colonial g..
room; tile bath; h.-w.h.; h.w. floors:
new; $1,000; $3.50 cash, $50 monthly.
MORGAN f. MORGAN & co.
14O7 New York Ave. Franklin 1920.
ss.s5oEsUNdAI0W.In Takoma PARK; new.
hardwood floors; large lott vacant;
81, s7,e5e-NEAR sAULs ADDITIONAL new
home with r. and b.; h.-w. heat
and elec. The cheapest new home in
ss,5oe-NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-7 rooms
and b., on two floors; h.-w. heat and
cleo. See this home today,
81, 0,000-CORNEH HOME-7 +. and b.; h.-w.
heat and slec.; porches; can be pur
chased on the easiest terms; good
;s,ooo-oN 18th isa'' ST. NORTH OF PARK
RD.-6 r. and b.; h:-w: heat and
elsf R9Fehss NEAR ses th TINS AD eG5e PENN
AVE. N.W.-S r.. and b.; h.-w. heat
and elec- Easy terms.
12,5O0-MT PLEASANT. WEST OF 18th
ST. f.; b.: h.-w. heat and elec.;
room for garage:
$9,500-ON 18th ST. NEAR SCOTT CIR
Cheapest Gs house sne on 1ssa isss St. eF'ek' hs
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
Phone Main $500. 734 18th st. NV.
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Perfect Bungalow.
Chevy Chase, D. c.

S7.650-Near 1st and W SITS. NV corner
property containing rooms and bath:
hot-water heat A bargain. Only 81, $50
cash. VACANT.
SIC. 0.5O0-Rhode Island ave. me-, Rrookland. A
completely modern bungalow, having Z
rooms and bath; gassed sleeping porch;
large garage: lot over 25O feet deep
Hardwood throughout. Well worth your
immediate inspection. VACANT.
81 ,O00-In Mt. Pleasant west Of 14th St
Entirely modern home, containing 0
rooms and baths; hot-water heat. elec
- lights; newly papered. very reason
able offering for this 0cation.
PERCY H. r
Franklin 5732.
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SHANNON & LUCHS l
713 18th ST. NV. Main 2345
PETWORTH, -.
1000 to 46o8 9th St.
$7,Q5o-$I 900 Cash.

the
alp
priced
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Cont INN I'd.
FOR sALE-H0UsES
rOm mf}mme6.

FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE-H0USES
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON INCORPORATED,
SUNSHINE WOODLEY
HOMES PARK
MICHIGAN CONN. AVE.
PARK, HOMES
,ob and Mich Ave Exhibit No Gonna
--A N.N 80
$3.50 to $3.50. Central $4,000 Two stories, attic,
hall houses and bungalows library frepaces, two
town. with lots Is it, front baths showers breakfast
Take 18th N. Cap and sleeping porches chauf-
marked "Brookland" feur's maids with
end route call for bath; single double garage
automobile.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE PARK.
From Rock Creek Park to Cathedral (Woodley
road Massachusetts, Connecticut Avenue
BRIDGE 100000 feet of beautifully wooded lots and villa sites
for than good suburban lots selling for miles
farther Phone for prices and build your dream home
from $4,000 up.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON INCORPORATED,
Tenth Floor. Woodward Building 18th and Sts Main $685.
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Huntington terrace. Alta Vista; dandy j.
room and bath bungalow; ppeiess furnace and
electricity; garage: poultry house: WestinE-
house electric range: flowers. shade. small
fruit: lot, IO0x107. Only s., S,0U0-$2.0U0 cash:
balance arranged. t63S6l9I
912 10th St. NV. Main 5371.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,.
BOARD
LAos Eve St Main 4
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Friendship Heights, Nd, near Wisconsin
h.w.h.: electricity: porch; open fireplace; ga
rage: chicken house: 1000 SO. IT. ground: :
shade; terraces; small fruit: grapes: one fare
to city. 50. 8OO-easy terms; make offer.
Evening star., 1921-10-11

Wheaton. Md: on car line; near Forest
Glen; Groom bungalow: h.w.h.: stable and
garage; Is acres land: woodland; small fruit
grapes, garden. fine water. etc. bargain
ut SIC. 5OO-$1 600 cash: balance arranged.
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ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS.

Woodbridge: dandy bungalow: rooms and
bath: h.w.h.: electricity; hardwood trim
hedges: fruit trees, grapes, garden; chicken
house and run; large porches: see H.. Only
$lO.JO0-s4,OO0 cash; blaance arranged.
Evening star., 1921-10-11

EVERYTHING
14IS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo,-4-:
The evening world., 1921-12-31
LENIN REMAINS
AS HEAD OF SOVIET
Ninth All-RuSsian Congress- Is
Unanimous in Re-electing
Executive.

RIGA, Letvia. Dec. 81 ASSOCIATED
Press) .--Nikolai Lenin retains his po-
sltion as executive head OF the Rus
sian Soviet Government. as a result
OF the unanimous action of the ninth
All-Russian Soviet Congress just be-
fore its sessions closed late Wednes-
day night. according to a radio de-
spatch received here to-day from
Moscow.
His retention was brought about
by the unanimous reelection by the
newly created executive body of
the Congress OF NJ. Kalinine as Pres
ident of the Executive Committee.
which in turn unanimously reap
pointed Lenin as President OF the
Council OF Peoples Commlssars.
NJ. Tsurupoff. former Minister OF
Food. and NJ. Rykoff, former head OF
the Economic Council. were appointed
Vice Presidents.
According TO the despatch, Ienin
Is expected TO reappoint Minister of
War Trotzky and the heads OF other
Soviet commisSariats.
The evening world., 1921-12-31
Be GOOD OR MOVE,
MAYOR OLES SAYS
TO UNDERWORLD
OleS, Who Takes Office To-
Night at Youngstown, O.,
Announces Vice Crusade.

YOUNGSTOWN O.. Dec. 81
George L. OIes, eccentric Mayor-elect,
who takes office at midnight o-night.
issued an open letter to the under
world to-day. in which he warned
wrongdoers that they will have until
Jan. to "love UP. drink up, pack up
and move or behave"
To-morl ow, Oles stated, he will ad-
dress the city policemen and give
them hell" Last night he held a
banquet for the City Council, at
which he proposed a campaign of
economy, which includes proposals
for reducing the Police and Fire De-
partments.
The letter to the underworld says:
II am going to give the underworld
of this city one weeks notice to love
up. drink up, pack up and move or
behave. I am going to give you this
weeks grace, because 1 feel down in
my heart that it would be a shame To
pull you all in and take the last
dollar from you in fines and fill our
jails to Overfiowing. Therefore, am
going to give you this notice.
IL want to state right here that on
the 7th day of January. at II o'clock
the lid is going on. 1t makes no DIFF
ference who you are, how much pull
YOU have, how well you know me, or
what you think you can do. There
will be no excuse accepted or leniency
extended TO any one.
This includes all parasites that
live on the proceeds of the under
world. In fact, this includes every
one that is not a law-abiding citizen.
Pass this word to your friends, as
there will be no excuses taken, under
any consideration"
The evening world., 1921-12-31
RESIGNS FROM DAHL,
OPPOSED TO TREATY
Chief Supporters Favor Peace, So
representative From Mon
aghan Quits.

DCNDALK, Ireland. Dec 81 CAS-
sociated Press).-John NacIntee,
representative Of County Monaghan
in the Dali Eireann. resigned from
that office to-day.
The reason for his resignation. he
said. was that lie s opposed to the
AnSo-Irish Treaty. while his CHIEF
supporters are in favor OF il.
DUBLIN, Dec. 81 ASSOCIATED
Press).-The Leitr.m County Coun-
Of! was listed to-day in the column
Df similar Irish bodies that have
adopted resolutions IN favor Of rati-
acatiOn Of the Angio-Ir.sh Treaty.
A strong resolution n favor 't
the treaty also was forwarded to- day
'rnm the Stand .uE Committee Of the
sim Fc!n Executive Board OF South
.c!trim. The North Ltitt.rn Sinu
VEN Executive Board forwarded \
similar resolution
The evening world., 1921-12-31
sLAMEs OLD CARS, DUE TO
milking" OF ROAD

This l. smother result OF tho policy
OF taking millions in dividends from
this company when money should
have been used for undermining its
equipment. The milking of the road
IN this fashion has caused II to be
run largely on obsolete equipment.
THE cars which were smashed are
the oldest Cf the old cars. They should
have been retired long ago and would
have been except for tho great and
un"IstifieI profits which have been
taken from the road.
Had these cars been made OF steel
instead " wood. no one would have
been hurt. The trains seem to have
been made up badly, They were 50
arranged that the weakest cars. tho
old wooden ones, would have to bear
tho brunt OF any shock, and we can
see the result"
In commenting on tho Mayors crit
cism OF the Interborough for not
using steel cars engineers OF the
Transit Commission to-day said they
thought the Mayor had been misin-
formed. All steel cars, tho experts
said, had never been approved or
authorized for use on elevated struc-
lures. both because - their weigh
and because Of their Tcs,lcncy, which
The evening world., 1921-12-31
WHITE LIGHT CAFES
TO Be AB|T DAMP
OVER THE HOLIDAY
Dry Men Admit They Must
Have Evidence of Posses
sion to Act.
AGENTS GET ORDERS.
EnforcerS Will Don Full Dress
and Escort Women in
Prominent Restaurants.
AGENTS GET ORDERS.

Well, it's not going to be so abso-
iuteiy dry over New Years.
Prohibition officials admitted TO- day
that they are not disposed 10 make
arrests in cases where they see liquor
on a table and everybody sitting at the
table denies ownership or knowledge
Of the owner.
But if a Prohibition agent should
see a person pouring liquor from n
bottle he will undoubtedly arrest that
person and make a charge Of posses
sion. From which it may be inferred
that il will be we'll to be careful and
do all your pouring under the table.
The only injunction obtained by
the Prohibition agents was issued
against Shanley's restaurant in sd
Street, near Sixth Avenue-not the
Times Square ShanIeys. Reports
that injunctions were to be obtained
restraining the proprietors OF scores
of restaurants in the White Light
district from selling liquor on New
Years Eve arc without foundation.
Chief Enforcement officer John r
parsons and his assistant r. Q.
Merritt, summoned fifty agents 10
headquarters at NO. 40 West 27th
Street to-day and instructed them rs
constitute a special squad to go on
duty at o'clock this evening and re-
main until the last greeter of the
New Year has gone home. II is prob
able that two agents will be placed
in each of the prominent Broadway
restaurants and cafes, but their chief
interest will be to see that liquor is
not sold.
All the members Of the special
squad assigned TO the high class
ca oarets and restaurants were in
structed TO wear their evening clothes
if they own same and to rent evening
a number of the special sleuths will
be accompanied by women.
In addition 10 the special squad
enforcement agents will roa m all over
the city tonight, dropping in here
and there and looking things over
Chief Fortman, of the field forces
will be on duty as general command
ing officer at headquarters as long as
there Is anything doing. But he said
that he does not anticipate many
arrests because the widespread pub
licity given to the intent OF the off,
GERS to enforce the law will of itself
tend to dry up the celebration.
Now, what do you think Of that?
The evening world., 1921-12-31
GIRL FIRE DRILL
SAVES e FAMILIES
IN TENEMENT BLAZE
Public School Pupil OucllS
Panic When Tenants Flee
Mysterious Fire.

For three or four years Bessie
Fertig, thirteen, has participated IN
fire drills at Public School No. 2S, IN
West 10th Street. To-day she had
an opportunity TO put into practice
the lessons she had learned. and her
courage and calm orders quieted an
incipicnt panic among the twenty
eight families in the story ten
ement house at No 229 West 35th
Street when a Are swept through ono
OF the apartments.
When Bessie, who lives with her
parents on the top floor, smelled
smoke and saw the murky clouds
coming up the airshaft which passes
through the centre Of the building,
she went quietly TO the bathroom.
soaked some washrags in water and
handing one to her mother and an
other to her father, said, as she
placed the third over her own nose
and mouth:
Just breathe through this as you
walk down the stairs and you'll be
all right. Don't run or get excited:
walk and be calm"
Then, on the stairs, she saw scan
tily dressed women, carrying and
dragging children, emerging from the
score of doors Bessie, forgetting her
own safety, halted and in loud but
restrained tones gave to her neigh
bors the same directions to be calm.
All obeyed her instructions and mono
was endangered. But on the side
walk many Of the women grew hys-
tcrical or tainted.
The fire was one OF the most nys-
terious in the history Of the depart
ment. Mrs. Gena McKelvey. wife OF
DR.. ID. ]. McKelvey OF the Manhattan
Hospital. was busting the window
sill in the living room of the third
aoar front apartment when an up
holstered arm chair directly in back
OF her suddenly burst into flame.
There was no explosion or other
warning sound, no one had sat in tho
chair and there was no inflammablo
material around.
Mrs. McKelvey attempted to pick
UP the heavy piece OF furniture to
throw it out the window. Hel cloth
ing caught fire and IN extingutsh!ng
the flames her hands, chest and legs
were badly burned. In the next
room her sister, Mrs. Kate ReinGcke,
was in bed recovering from a serious
illness.
In response to Mrs. McKelvey's
screams, two young men on their way
10 work sounded the alarm and
rushed into the apartment. As they
threw open the front windows Mrs.
Rose Bernstein, who lives on the same
moor, opened the door to rescue the
sick woman, creating a draught which
famed the flames. One OF the youns
men was overcome, but he and his
friend left as soon as he revived with
out giving their names.
Lawrence MOOnan, the elevator op-
orator, brought many OF the tenants
down from the upper stories.
The evening world., 1921-12-31
ARREST MOTORMAN
FOR FATAL CRASH
ON ELEVATED LINE
One Dead and 80 Injured in
Rear-End Collision on Ninth
Avenue Line.
500 LIVES IN PERL.
Hylan Lays Wreck to Old
Wooden Cars-InquirieS by
Transit Board and |. R. T.

The condition Of Anthony c. Albrai-
tis, of No. 10 Maple Avenue, West
chester, who was seriously injured
when a Ninth Avenue elevated train,
OF which he was mOtorman. ran into
the rear of the train II was following
downtown at 40th Street last night.
was such to-day that he could not
he removed from Bellevue Hospital to
Jefferson Market Court for pre-
liminary examination. lie is under
n charge Of homicide.
One of the 500 passengers was
killed in the accident Thirty were
injured, The lives OF all were i'm
perilled, not only by the wrecking OF
the train but during their precarious
escape to the street over the live
third rail and the slippery structure.
The dead man was identified at 3
o'clock to-day by Cataldo Mazzolo OF
No. 537 West 29th Street as his
brother, Luigi. The body was man
sled and one foot was cut off. Owing
to an error in reporting tho condi-
tion of .Mazzolo's body from the
Morguc. the finding OF this foot in the
wreckage caused considerable tenn
porary mystery in accounting for the
severed member.
Tho Transit Commission to-day
started an investigation of the wreck
Commissioner Leroy #. Hardness
went TO the wreck with Mayor Hylan.
and later they conferred with several
commission engineers and inspectors
Commissioner Hardness refused to
make statement. but the Mayor
said.