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New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
RICHARD O'GORMAN DEAD
Former Business Man, Here Since 1881, Dies Today At Home On Winter Street.

Richard O'Gorman, long time resident Of this city and former pro- prietor of an art store which stood on the present site Of the '. NJ. c. A. building for a number Of years, died fhis morning at 9;45 o'clock at his home at l04 Winter street, from the effects Of shock which he suffered last Monday. MT. O'Gorman, all though born in Ireland, came to this country when boy of 10 years, and lived in Hartford until 1884, when ne removed to this city, Upon set fling here he opened up a picture and art store where the I. NJ. c. A. building is now situated, later nov ng his place of business 10 the loca . ion now occupied by the Nert Brothers store, directly opposite. MT. O'Gorman was q charter member Of Ferdinand council. Knights of Co., lumbus. and at the time Of his dcal h aas q member Of Daly council. He vas also affiliated with the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the For ostcrs of America.
 He is survived by two daughters. he Misses Mary and Anna OGor- nan of this city; one son. William ,Iso of this city; one brother. Henry 1'Gorman Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, md two sisters, Miss Catherine 1'Gorman Of Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Susan O'Gorman of Ireland.
 Funeral arrangements, in charge If N. J. kenncy, have not been NAdC
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
International Commission
 Adjourned for Agreement

MontroaL May IG-tAPl-The m- ,crnational joint waterways con- mission, winch IS hearing the ap- pUcation of tho proviucr of Nv Brunswick 70 develop lylro-rov"r a Grand Falls on tae St. Jonn rvrr. ldJouruod 'odu, uni. torma. acr,.- nrN's hdvr been romp'"ol ha'nn n rh. go1rrEu,ur ani 'ne T>ra7.1l land owners.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Knights of Pythias
 Convene in Waterbury

Waterbury. May 16.--The annual assembly of the officers of the Com necticut brigade. uniform rank. Knights Of Pythias, will convene in this city this afternoon. Among the high officials of the order who have already arrived is Major Gen. Sam uel l.. Trabue. of Nashville, Ind. Others expected before noon include Brig. Gen. Charles F. Glover, de- parmcnt commander Of Haverhill, Mass. Brig Gen. Albert H. Hall of Worcester, Mass. and Col Albert DcRoche Of Worcester, Mass
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Airman | Ses Plane on
 Visit tn His Mother

$. knans. N'- May le.-tAPl- lua nan, ] D. Barker, United S.atos army air service. arrived hrrc lu a DnUaviland plane from inc AhGr}pr0 TrovinE Grounds in Mary ani To s"c his parents. Mr. and Mrs q. F. Barker H. made rho Trip tv way cf Nrv York and Albany in 0vo nours. Idou'. Barker vas tcronpanio1 hy Syrc-ant James Mmpb' Tho dirre rI0n tn return Sunday ar'ar repairing sprrsdrr lar. hnotsa n 'an5lrg a1 rough nclS hAr
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
HOW TO RAISE PIGS

Washington, May 1S,-(AP)-A study by the department of agricul- ture has shown that hog production costs are lower when two filters of pigs are raised each year than when one is raised.
 While litter in the fall means a slight increase in feed and labor costs for each 100 pounds of pork produced, it was shown that other costs are reduced chiefly because it is easier 10 save pigs at weaning time in the summer than in the spring. Economy also results from two filters year, it was said, be- cause of the approximately lower capital investment necessary.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
STEM LIQUOR TIDE
Rum ships Di>pCrsc at~ san Pedro Whrn Coast Guatd NC>scl Vaughn NcTiNr>
ArTiNr>.

San pHdro Cul, May lG.-~AP)-- rruhibrion law enforcement authori- ties continued tholr vigilance over tlis port and tho adjoining coast line today while their ,tIorDs were rcWar1c1. temporarily at Jost, by st@mminE d tldc of illicit AQuOr that has rolled up oH thr h,ach for tho last several days. from ram runners of shore.
 Dispersal of tw. rum slips VAS reported last night upon ;uo arrival ot tho coast epuri Hs~s" Vaughn by her master, C}nt.n H. A. Woods. He said that tho ships rr'r ID th" rum conquest aul hft. "irh tl" in creased vigilance on .tnd aHd sea.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Chicago Physicians
 Leave on Tour

Chicago. May lG.-(AP) From 2ru to 5uO physicians from all parts of the country will leave here to- morrow on 'he interstate postgrad- Nate assrmbIy's clinic tour of Can- ada. inc British Isles and France.
 I'll" American doctors will study scicntdc procedures and methods ia vogue In the foreign clinics and hos ptals. receive honors In the eoun. tries visited. and in turn win hestow honarary memberships upon { nuns r.r of the leadirr medical and ruh- n- men or Great Britain and France
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
FLOOD IN OKLAHOMA.

Norman, OGla. My 1f.-(AP)- Several hous's were 3.own down and many sections oF the city were food cd by a wind and rain storm here iast night. Water stood more than a foot deep in the business district and communication Of all kinds was para 'yzod The city was in darkness roarly thrcr hours, No one is known 10 have been injured.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Morning Newspaper
 SuspcndS Publication

S0UlN N0|N -IN- NUV T0---IWTNV0' tion Of tao Stamford SrntjnoL d morning newspaper WAS suspended lolay. rhc uav sparcr Was started March l. ls1&.
 T. was published until Juno :, 1924 by thc sentinel Publishing 70. publishers of the South NorwaiN Evcnire sentinel of south NorWalk when u Was sold 10 Silas R. Van Horn cf Stamford who organized and WAS president Of the stamford Press. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
THIEVES SHOOT POLICEMAN
Interrupts Robbery and Gang of Ycggs Open Fire and Makes Escape.

New York, May 16.-(AP)--D"- trcl>c John $. Mcclure was shot and seriously wounded in Brooklyn vcstcrIay when he attempted to pre- vent $35,oo0 silk truck robbery by band of gunmon. which the police said numbered between five and cieht mon. Tho detective fired nt he robbers, bat they escaped with the silk
 McGuirr. who had jraju"d tho thieves. was shot as h" emerged rom doorway to intercept them. tTe reached for his pistol but was shot down before h. could make use of il. The robbers lcaped into a touring car and escaped in traffic. The detective was taken 10 q hos pital in s passing automobile and a general alarm was sent out for th" robbers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
League to Be Taught
 In Schools of Britain

Geneva, May l6.-tAP)-Thc work and aims of the league Of na- tions will be taught by means of special courses in schooN and instl- rutions throughout England and Wales, the British Foreign Secretary Austeen Chamberlain, informed the league of nations srcrotarlat today.
 Other reports form various coun- tries of Europe indicate widespread incorporation of courses on the league of nations in the national schools.
 Use tho Classified Ads today and yon will he dnliEhtod ai thc har- ralus .. l,e found therein Trnf' lN .haHl.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
VILLA COMING TO |. $,

Manila, May 16.-tAP)-Pancho Villa, champion fiywciEht boxer will leave for the United states on the Empress of Russia, which sails for Manila on May 24: Il" is match- e1 to fight Joc EoS,nhUrg of Now York on July {.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
sLlIrINn eINNNt.es rAINL

New ll',ru. May lG-Fruk C. IHoru. a clerk r' 'hr post offtc" N'ro u,,d las, nlz't in St Enrhs 8 hos r'lal nom s.1epinG rr"kncss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

Have you some article you wish
to soli7 Remember n Star Want
Ad can help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

for by a new building. put up since
the last fair.
Educational exhibits are being
placed by the u. s. department OF
agriculture. Washington State col.
lose. and the prosser experiment,
station.
A baby clinic, under the auspices
OF the state board Of health. with
Or. f. A. stuth in charge. and tho
Yakima Medical society. and nurses
associations assisting. viii be hold
on three days September IS. 10
ard IL.
The women's department win feh.
ture tho usual exhibits OF art and
needlework and baby show.
The dairy and apiary departments
will be filled.
The amusement program win be
featured by horse racing which. In
tho opinion OF the old.tlmers, will
equal " not surpaAa any ever seen
on the Yakima track. Demands for
space arc such that new 24.stail
stable Is being rushed to compile.
ton. a is.stall paddock has been
built near the gruBdstand TO aclii.
tato starting OF races, and all an.
nouncements will be made stimuli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
Ndvertlsementl
LAdVcftIstINthII
SKINNY men
Thin Men
Run Down Men
Nervous Men

You probably know. that Cod
Liver oil is the greatest flesh pro
Queer in the world
Because IL contains more Vita
mines than any other food you can
get.
You'll be glad TO know that Cod
Liver OIL comes in sugar coated tab
lets now. so IL you really want TO
put on 10 or 20 pounds OF solid.
healthy flesh on your bones. and
feel well and strong. ask the Owl
Drug Co. or any druggist for a box
OF Mccoy's Cod Liver OIL Compound
Tablets.
Only so cents for 60 tablets. and
II you don't gain five pounds IN 30
days. your druggist is authorized 10
hand you back the money you paid
for them.
II isn't anything unusual for a
person to gain 10 pounds in so days.
Get McCoy's. tho original and
genuine Cod Liver oil Tablet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

to turn out Davidson's breads, this
time by the Davidson boys, who win
use the same formulas which have
been used BY the Davidson family as
basis for their breads for four gen.
craeons.
The modern sunlIt building. which
was erected by the Davidsons In 1910.
has been thoroly renovated and re-
equipped with the very newest type
OF baking equipment. making this
plant one OF the finest in tho North
west.
IL is interesting 10 note that the
Davidsons have been family of
bakers for IS years. the first David
sons bakery having been established
in Philadelphia in 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

taneously 10 tho entire grandstand
with amplificrs.
Monday. tho opening day. has
been named Yakima day. assuring
a record.breaking attendance for
the first day, Merchants have
agreed 10 close on Monday and the
Yakima schools viii DO dismissed.
Tho Monday race program In
cludes tho Yakima Derby, n mile
and one.cighth event for $500. be.
HideA n freefor-ail trot and free.
for.aii pace.
The Washington Derby. a mile
and one.fourth. 10 be run on Friday.
Is a $1,000 race. and an equal
amount is hung up for the EOS
pace on Wednesday and tho 2io
trot on Thursday.
Tho Yakima. Ellensburg highway
was completed since the last fnIr,
and cuts off - mllcs' distance from
all coast points. besides eliminating
what was considered one OF tho
worst actions OF the Inland Empire
Highway. Paving of the Yakima
Valley highway is now complete as
far as Grandyicw. 80 miles south.
cast OF Yakima.
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Have you some article you wish
to soll7 Remember, n Star Want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
DAV|DSONS OPEN
HERE AGAIN
Boys Resume Business Made
Famous by Father

After more than five years absence
from the grooers' oountnrs. David
sons breads, once familiar TO every
Seattle housewife. viii again DO Of
fcred 20 tho public. starting next
week.
The Davidson plant az 500 18th ave.
which. since 1920. when the elder Mr.
Davidson retired from business. has
been operated only at intervals by
other bakers. will again be employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
Expect Record Day for
Opening of State Fair
Hlgh-Class Exhibits and Large Premiums
Insure Successful Exposition

YAKIMA. Sept. 1.-THE opening
day OF the 79th annual Washington
State Fair viii eclipse all first days
in the history OF the fair. Secretary
A. r. Lawson is confident. and
prospects are good for a record.
breaking attendance during the en-.
tire week.
Prsmiums in the educational d..
vision total $4,000 and $4,000 is
being spent on amusements. lnclud.
ing an exceptional horse racing
program.
In the boys and girls club de.
partment reservations have been
made by Miss Eimina White Of
Pullman. superintendent. for $50
boys and girls. twice as many as
have been entertained by the fair
in previous years. Premiums in
this division were increased TO 81
s33.5o. moro than three times the
amount offered at the lnat fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

To soil that used car. just reach
Tor tho neares, phone and call
MAin.osoo a Star Want Ad viii
do Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

30. Type Of automobile.
So Pertaining 10 thr itpmHu Catholic
church.
80, To bind
%. Pan.
49, Furniture truck
"a, Aromatic root stock used Ia
a. Part of most common verb.
60 To err.
60 latter
a.. Geographical drawing.
90. DEGREES
81 To strike.
o. Something thrust In tho mouth
60 hinder speech.
&c. Distance,
ST. C0rFolatiyo Of neither
So cavity
~ To appeftion.
90 Line,
CO. TWitchinE.
S. Wooden pegs about the size q a
brick
s7 Mass
S. ufnns bso.
SO. On1.hoFse carriage.
"a. Grain,
"a. To Huhalkt
10 Myself
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

To sell that used car. just reach
for thu nearest phone and call
MAin.o6oo. A Star Want Ad will
do IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
ENTRIES SHOW
HIGH QUALITY

Entries In all departments OF tho
livestock show Will be OF exceptional
quality, and in several departments
will crowd tho available facilities.
Tho pyultry department. Is provided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

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putt'e' you A" kAA' ''Noa'y NJ u TOT d
ihotheht-then 50 aheaa.
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III. fihslls
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| IS. Funeral pile.
ls. An admitted fact
IS Departed.
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I'll An obstruction.
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sb To mention.
III. Fashion,
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g Partner
81. Chair.
AZ. Document,
10. Tanning vessels.
90, Flour box.
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81, secre;ed.
~. To scold constantly,
%, Roy.
! 80. Point OF compass.
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/ 81. Aperture.
I 50, Jumbicd type
/ 81. Door rug.
/ 81. To decay,
I 50. Liquor.
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IS. Gothic
/ 10, To blow a horn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

Eskimo school children on the
Yukon river. tuned in on 81 broad.
casting stations from the United
states In a single afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
Palace Cheaper to
Marry"

Old bachelors had better steer cleAi
of Loew's Palace this week, "here
tho old maids and lassies have set
tran Tor tnem under the guise OF
movie picture entitled, cheaper 70
Marry" The title Is certainty d.
Turing as was demonstrated last nlsn.
when the curious focked IN sreaI
crowds into the beautiful mouse u
see what it was all about
1t is good, healthy propaganda,
lsuding the happiness of married
couples, and showing up the unbeneV,
ers in marital ties, along with deNoteo
wives and heartless mistresses
Samuel Shipman, the well known
playwri ght, is responsible Tor the
story. which was directed by Robert
z. Leonard, as a Metro-Goldwyn cor
uoration picture. 1t concerns
wealthy broker who does not believe
in matrimony and squanders his tor
tune unattached, while his junior
mariner marries happily. When the
financial crash comes the unmarried
lady deserts her broker supporter,
but the wife gets out and hustles for
her husband, the junior partner, with
good results too late, however, TO
save the senior partner who takes
The suicides route in preference 10
facing the Crisis.
de Ia Motto are the happily married
couple, and Lewis Stone and Paulette
Duval the unhappy pair. AS a con-
trast there is third couple, CLAUDE
tIillingwater and Louise Fazenda, VINO
are brought together by the clever
work of a fapper with an old banker.
Tho last pair furnish the comedy to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
from Seventeenth Page.J

never knew Of such desolation as is
to be found in Loves Wilderness
fhe picture in which Corinne Grifith
Is flashed across the screen at the
Metropolitan this week. The spiritual
depressions that bewilder lovers ana
miasmic jungles, infested with am
gator and snakes that makes VIII
derness of a tropical island NIL the
production. Loves wilderness" is
iurid melodrama with all the iurio
setting that II calls for.
Corinne Griffith has been seen IN
much better pictures. but her present
vehicle is one Of the kind that seems
particularly to appeal TO the movie
going public. 1t has deal OF action
considerable sentiment, sufficeint m
tense situations to thrill even Tue
most blase picture fans, ana MISS
Grifith rarely has been attlred In
m ore bewitching manner than III so'he
Of the scenes in Loves Wilderness
The story is not new. Ihnda-Lou
Heath tCorinne Griffith) is LOUIS
tanan small-town belle, in love WIN
scientist who goes away 10 lie biaoie
Island to carry out commission loi
the French government. He is some
what nerlectful in his correspondence
with IJnda-Lou. and she is attracted
- Paul J,'Estrange, a ne'er-do-Well'
whom she marries.
They go to live on Canadian farm,
but Paul soon tires of his wire anu
leaves with a gang of CRIMINALS, IN.
structins a friend TO tell Limo .too
ne has been drowned. Inc sclentis,
lover. on his return from lie pldoie
island, finds Linda Lou in hospi'ai
inst after her baby has been porn
dead. She marries him, and they go
TO LIE Diable Island to live Ihere
Paul, who has been sent as cohV,ct'
is encountered, and the picture rushes
TO a stirring finish.
The auxiliary program incluaes d
Neal Burns comedy, sea Legs anu
oleasing music by the Metropoh'ah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16

students each year and that since
more than 1000 will pass all examina-
tions this coming year, it means that
the university may have to return to
the interview plan ito select the bet
ter men for Yale"
Fear that Yale will become a Yale
of richer men also was expressed by
Secretary Hutchins. "Financially,"
he said, yale costs an undergraduate
twice as much a year as it did in 1916.
If Yale is to retain her traditional
democratic spirit the alumni must do
something about scholarships. II it
does not we will have Yale Of
richer men,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16

than be separated. When the couple
sailed for their Norway home they
were believed to be the first volun-
tary deportees. The husband came
here two years ago as a sailor and,
without legally entering the country,
settled in Detroit and obtained a good
position. He sent for his wife, but
when he came to New York to meet
her his case was investigated and
it was decided that, though his wife
could enter, he must be deported.
They both sailed. intending to return
as soon as possible, to enter legally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
A NJ i S E NJ E N T S
ncountered by the

offset the tragedy encountered by the
others,
The added features embrace a farce,
The Beloved Bozo," Ralph Graves
shining with trick photography, and
the Pathe pictures. An enjoyable
rendition of Rose Maris,' by the
Palace orchestra added to the enjoy
mont of the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16

Special Dispatch to The Star
ELKINS, w. Va, February 16.-
amounted to $50, Mike Peretti sus-
pected a leak was the cause of 1T, and
started out with matches to find the
leak. An explosion brought out the
fire department. His bill for repairs
will be heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
Ambassador-"Loves
Wilderness"

Crandalrs Ambassador, the first
three days of the week, is present
ing the picture feature which is
shown at Crandalrs Metropolitan
Loves Wilderness" featuring Cor
inne Griffith, supplemented with
Charlie Chases amusing short picture
comedy, The Family Entrance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
MAY FILTER STUDENTS.
Yale Likely to Revive Personal In
tervieW Test.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, February 16.-
Yale University may again adopt the
personal interview plan Of accepting
students this coming Fall. it is dis
closed in an address delivered by
Secretary Robert M. Hutchins before
the Hartford County Alumni. Secre-
tary Hutchins says the university can
accommodate only $50 additional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
Tivoli-' The Wages Of
Virtue"

At the Tivoli, also a Crandall thea
ter, Gloria Swanson's picture, The
Wages of Virture," and Mack Sem
nett's Loves Sweet Piffle," with the
Psthe Review, are the attractions
today, as they were yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
REFUSING SEPARATIONS,
COUPLE DEPORTED
Husband and Wife Agree to Leave
Together When Only Latter
Can Enter Legally.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 1S.--Thors-
ten Holnquist, formerly of Detroit,
Mich, and his wife submitted to vol
ohtary deportation Yesterday rather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16
Central-"T The Fearless

William Fairbanks and Eva Novak
in The Fearless Lover" together
with Harry Langdon in Mack Sem
nett's The Hanson Cabman" and the
Screen Almanac" are the attractions
at Crandalrs Central today, as they
were yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16

When a Jamaica belle goes 90
social function she carries her shoes
upon Ger head and puts them upon
her feet when she arrives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-16

The 9Th of March next will be the
one hundredth anniversary of the
death of Mrs, Anna Barbauld, the
once popular writer for children.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

pE1WORTH.
We can deliver the best T-room and
bath new brick home IN TINS section lot
SO $50 on terms like rent.
Evening star., 1925-01-20
SELECTED LIST OF
HOMES NOW FOR SALE.
Snrinr RnKers. Rnv Now


SELECTED LIST OF
HOMES NOW FOR SALE.
Spring Buyers, Buy Now
Save 4 81 600.
Very Fine Town Home
ON Bancroft Place.
This is one of the finest town homes now
for sale. priced remarkably reasonable. Semi
detached brick, lot 25-foot front; nine we'll
arranged and two complete baths, All
in Al condition; modern in every sense OF
the word, with many features. Located on
one of the finest streets in Washington, in
section of high-class homes.
New. Excellent Modern
Brick Home for $3.50
New brick home. desirable location. Six
spacious rooms and tile bath. All modern
improvements and excellent built-in garage
Located in excellent residential section. Well
finished and many modern features. bound to
appeal. Terms to responsible party.
The Best Home in Takoma
Park. Priced Right.
A rev. detached home. pleasing stucco con,
struction, on large lot in a convenient and
desirable section of Takoma Park. Nine
rooms. bath and lavatOry; club room and lava
tory on LIST floor. five bedrooms and bath on
2nd floor; servants room and bath in base
ment a built-in garage. Every modern CON
venience, many extras, stone fireplace Is
priced right, $11.500. Phone us, now, for an
appointment to inspect.
Colonial Brick Home
West of 14th Street.
For S1O5OO-Six large rooms and bath. CO.
lonsl front and double porches; all mod
improvements also gas log fireplace, and
lot TO alley with space for 2car garage. LO-
Gated between 18th and 18th sts. in a section
of very nice homes. An excellent buy in
opinion and should sell at
Phone our Sales Department, which viii be
only too glad to give you further information.
Cali
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Inc.
Evening star., 1925-01-20

Chevy Chase D. c. Near the Circle-Price $22O00-Terms
in the finest part o
So. From Conn. Ave, Chevy Chase, Md<-Price $3.50
Easy Terms.
a il a e
Near Burea,rof Standards and Conn Ave$3 500-Terms
sane nd
Ceorgetown-TWo Homes for $1,000
Near 18th and Park Rd N.W.-SoOOO-Easy Terms.
am a heats
Near House Office Building-$7, 7,850-Only $3.50 Cash.
goodco electric lights Yar,
ndrar;oo
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & CO..
11o8 10th ST. NV. Main 371 32. 3z3s-1
WASHINGTON BOARD =.