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New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
Congregation Members
 Copy Verses of Bible

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Oct. l2 R'-- The churches of Cedar Rapids have completed their task of copying the new testament producing what off, cials of the Ministerial association say is the only book of it's kind in tho world,
 A total of L959 persons copied one verse each and signed his name to it. Tho work. started last pn- day. was done in a uniform man. ner.
 The verses will hc bound into a huge bool; and exhibited at religious gatherings throughout North Amer
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
Deaths a
Mrs. .Anna ('Iough

Mrs, Anna Clough, 70, formerly q resident of this city, died Saturday at Hartford hospital. She was the widow of Walter Cough and lived on Ridge Road, Wetherstield. The flu neral will be held Wednesday after noon at 2:So o'clock at the funeral parlors of Whitney. Champion X; Woodbury, East Hartford, Rev, w. H. Dunnack. pastor of the Burnside Methodist church.. officiating. Burial will be in Center cemetery, East Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
DENIES IDENTIFICATION

Milburry. Mass, Oct. 1e P) -- A man whom police believe is Mat thew krnll. who stabbed his wife 10 death May l2 in Worcester during an argument over real estate, was arrested by the Millbury police to- day, He dcsies he is Kroll. Two weeks ago he disappeared after state police questioned him about his identity. He was employed at the MHlbury Worsted Mills Former friends in Webster have been sum- moned to identify him,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
TO HEAR CAILLAUX
Most of This Week VIII Be Devoted by French Chamber to Hearing of Washington Agreement.

Paris, Oct. 12 Rl-A considerable portion of the time of Premier Pain lere's ministers this week is expect ed to be taken up by an examina- ton into Finance Minister Caillaux's statement regarding his recent debt funding negotiations, in Washington.
 M. Caillaux, who returned to Paris Saturday evening, yesterday handed his report to the cabinet and with the other ministers discussed the situation for three hours. Tomor- row the ministers again will take up the tentative agreement arrived at in Washington.
 Little has been allowed to become known as to how the ministers re- ceived M. Caillaux's statement. Pre- mier Painleve after Sundays session of the council merely remarked that the project M. Cailaux had brought back would be thoroughly studied and added negotiations with the United States will continue"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
City Items

Miss Elsye Gourson of 42 Hartford avenue was awarded the ivory set given away in connection with the birthday celebration of tho Burritt Gift Shop Saturday.
 The flag on City hall Is at halt mast today out of respect for Will Spanish American war, who died Saturday.
 Professor Thomas Toll of Bost or will address the Lions club tomor. row on "Oil as Fuel" Thomas Ora. ham, international organizer of Lions clubs also will speak.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
UNION NEN NtI'ET

Bridgeport. Oct 12 Pl-Dr)cEa of the BrjckIaycr and Ppstcrors' union arc in state convention here cupiod with the reading of reports of officers and committees, Election of officers will be held this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
NlEEIED 5t YEARS,

Winsted, Conn, oct 12 Fl--CoI Samuel B. Horne and Mrs. Horne of this place yesterday celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary. Colonel lLorno was Ir, &. consul at St, Thom- as, West Indies. from 1890 10 1894, and was state labor commissioner from 1895 to 1899. He was a medal ot lINnor man in the civil war.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
Andrew Larson

The funeral of Andrew Larson of SS Camp street. who died a month ago In Sweden, was held this after noon at o'clock at the Erwin Mortuary chapel Rev. pr. Abel Ahlquist, pastor of the First Luther an church, officiating. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
FALLS DOWN rLIGHr oE srErs

Failing down flight of steps at her home yesterday. Mrs. Toscano of 60 Lafayette street received severe decorations about the face and head. She was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital, where the injuries were treated, after which she was allowed 10 return home,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
DELEGATE FOUND DEAD.

Rridgerort.,s Oct. 1o tpS-John 0'Brien, 72, of 14G Liberty street, Middletowu. delegate to inc Brick layers and Plastercrs' convention, was found dead in bed in his hotel hcre today. Discovery Of his death was made by David Dunn, Of Mid dlctown, also a delegate 10 tho con vcnton.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
Harry RnNmond AhlIcrc

The funeral of Harry Raymond Ahlberg of so Shuttle Meadow avenue, killed in an automobile ac- cident Friday afternoon was held at the home this afternoon at 1 o'clock and at 1;Sn at the First Lu- theran church. Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahlquist officiated and burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
MnMAN.s ALTO STOLEN

Mrs. Alice kukish of S6 sexton street reported 10 the police yester- day that her coupe was stolen from Washington street Saturday night. The car was taken from between Faruington avenue and Broad streets
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
HOUSE IS DESTROYED
East Hartland Residence, Built 1a7 Years Ago, is Burned With All Its Contents.

1cars Ago, is Burned With All
 Its Contents.
 Winsted, Conn, Oct, F P,-With restoration of the telephone service today after the storm of Saturday came news of the destruction by fire in East Hartland late Saturday afternoon of the Bushnell home- stead, which was 127 years old. The house was destroyed with its con- tents causing a loss Of s6,000. The property is ownel by Fred L. Bragg formerly of Winsted.
 The storm was indirectly re- sponsible for the blaze as Bragg was thawing out frozen pipes with a blow torch when he started fire beteen he partitions which he was unable to extinguisl1. The build Ing contained eleven rooms and was built by Alexander Bushnell in 179S. His son Donald Bushnell built the Congregational church In East I1artland in 1902. and It is still be- ing used
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
ROBERT W. STEINER

The funeral or Robert W. Steiner, infant son of MT. and Mrs. William Steiner of %6l Are street, was held Steiner of S6I Arc hstreet, was held view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
EPanCiS Louis Prey.

z The funeral or Francis Louis Prey, 6 months. son of Mir. and Mrs, Louis Prey of 164 Carlton street, was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home. Burial was in St, Mary's cem- etery.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

During the last century the popu- lation of the United States has doubled itself approximately every So years.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

Average age Of marriage in Ger many Is ss for the men and s5 for the women.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Gallon, o. twice con- vcted of herey by the Episcopal church. arrives in New Orleans
 to ask the Episcopal general convention to reconsider the
 Meanwhile he has been made bishop of the Old Catholic church, religious denomination which broke away from the Roman Catholic church in 1870 the question of the fa- bilty of the pope Photo shows left to right Archbishop Francis of the Old Catholic church Mrs. Brown Bishop Brown
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
JOHNNY DUNDEE BACKS
 OUT 0F T0DAY'S MATCH
Declines to Even Weigh in, Follow ing Disagreement Nith
 Jimmy Johnston

New York, Oct. 1G Rl-Iohnny
 Dundee, former worlds feather
 weight champion, failed to vciGn in
 today at the offices of the New York
 boxing commission for his scheduled
 15-round fight with Babe Herman
 this afternoon at the Polo Grounds.
 Friends of Dundee said that he would not appear in the ring against German due to a disa greement with
 the promoter. Jimmy Johnston
 A telephone call to the hoD" ot Dundee this forenoon brought thc information that Dundee was s;in asleep.
 Duudcc's friends explained thHt he bad experienced difficulties with Johnston over their contract carly last week and had not been in tr1in- ing for five days.
 Announcement was made at the htaJouartcrs of the National Sports Alliance. for which Johnston is pra- .nol.hg the show, that E"' Chap- man of Boston and Danny Kramer t,f Philadelphia would he aiailanlc a.s substitutes if Dundee f"ilcd to aD1tar.
 Einc Solomon Panama hHavV- weight. who opposes Faul Eorlcn- bach of New York, light heavy weight champion, sealed l9l ' pounds, Bcrlcnbach wrishod 179. 
 New Haven, Oct 19 Pe-alickcy | Travrrs. who is hNrc, received q phone message from Jimmy Jojr-
 stor hoNcr promoter, last night ask { ing him 10 take pundcc's place in
 a bout with Babe Herman this aft ernoon Travers says he dccIinrd i'"- cause he does not desire any mom last minute bouts,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
TREASURY STATEMENT

balance .. sS1s,7so.s5:.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21

at 500 Seventh street southwest
with a bundle under his arm,
Policeman C. C. Bennett, OF the
Fourth precinct, reported that he
saw Henson sneak from the door
of the establishment and that he
called to him to STOP. Henson
started to run, Bennett said, and a
bullet fired from the policeman's
revolver took effect in the shoulder
OF the fleeing man.
Henson continued in his efforts to
escape and although badly hurt
managed to run into an alley at
E street near Sixth and One-half
street southwest, where he was cap
tured by Policeman e. Downing, OF
the Fourth precinct. The bundle,
dropped by Henson in his flight,
contained nearly $500 worth Of
lady's coats and dresses, the prop
erty of w. II. Taylor, proprietor Of
the store at 500 Seventh street.
The wounded man was removed
to Emergency Hospital and then
to Gallihger Hospital for treatment.
His condition is not considered seri-
Gus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21

test will be held. Prizes of $1,000
will be awarded.
Each school is entitled to submit
through its principal one list of
twelve names. The twelve names
submitted by the most schools will
constitute the final list Announce
ment Of the contest was made yes
terday at the Edinburgh Confer
ence of the World Federation of
Education Associations, by Mrs.
Laura Puffer Morgan, Of Washing
ton, delegate from. the council
Clement NJ. Biddle, Of New York,
is the donor of the prizes. Doctor
Augustus o. Thomas, state commits.
sioner of education of Maine and
president of the world federation,
will be chairman of the committee
OK award. The contest will end
Nav IS. 1926.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21

cused mans mother and mis- fiance
asserted positively today.
They do not believe he conceived
the plot alone, despite his statement
that he did.
S.egel was arrested after Brown
ing had received three letters whi3i1
said unless Browning turned over
the money he and his foster-dau9h.
ter. Dorothy, would be killed.
Phillip is not guilty, and I'm
going to stick by him." Miss Jessie
Zuresohn, Siegel's fianc9 declared.
What's more, I'll marry him IN
fail il he wants me-"
Mrs. Siegel said her son always
had been a model boy, and could
not have conceived the plot unless
inspired by others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
FLEEING Thief.
IS SHOT BY
OFFICER
Buck Henson Wounded Carry
ing $500 in Stolen
Property

Failing to halt when so command
ed by a policeman, Buck Henson,
colored, twenty-five, Of 314 G street
southwest, was shot in the left
shoulder early today shortly after
he emerged from dry goods store
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21

married In PhiIadelph.a December
3. 1924, and Mrs. Frederick Ncid-
iiugcr. formerly Miss Laura Nc
Kenna, married in Philadelphia Sep
TENDER 16, 1912, were among the
first TO receive DEGREES.
Mrs. Hicks Arnold Weathsrbees
formerly Miss Marjorie Foley. mar
ried in White Plains, N. Juiy
80, 1916, d. figure IN New York SO
ciety, also was granted q divorce.
The others were Mrs. William
Graham Bowdoin, nee Eleanor Mac
Lane, married in Baltimore Janu-
ary IS, 1913, and Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery, nee Shaw. married IN
Orange, X. j., November 5, 1904.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
SINGER Drops Dead in Choir

YORK, Pa, July 21.-Daniel
Keeney, sixty-seven, Of Graydon.
was leading the singing in the East
Codorus Church, near Loganville
today when he dropped dead. Cor
oner Luzeck found death was due
to heart trouble.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
F|ANCE..
|. INEXTORTION
PLOT
Betrothed Willing to Wed Ac-
cused in JaiI-$5o, 900
RlackmaiI, Charge
BY international News Service.

NEW YORK, July 21.-others
besides Phillip siegel, twenty-one,
were involved in the plot to extort
$4,000 from Edward w. Browning.
millionaire real estate man, the ac-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
HEROES WILL De.
VOTED ON BY
SCHOOLS
Children to Select Twelve Gut
standing World Figures in
Competition

A worldf hero prize competition
will be held with school children
throughout the world voting to de-
termine its outstanding heroes, it
was announced today by the Ma
tional Council for the Prevention of
War, under whose auspices the con-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
costaIIo Posi- to- Meet

Vincent B. Costello Post No. Is,
American Legion, will meet tonight
in the board room of the District
Building. Reports from, the endow-
ment drive committee will be con-
sidered.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
KOREAN FLOOD SUBSIDIES.
LEAVING DEAD or 500

SEOUL, Korea, July 21.The
korean flood is subsiding. all ref.
#uges have been rescued and are
being cared for, and the total dead
win not exceed 500. according to
an official announcement here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
5 j. s. Women
DIVORCED IN
PARIS
Seine Tribunal Frees Mrs.
Hicks Arnold Weatherbee,
Society Leader of N. Y.
InternatIonal News Service.

PARIS, July 21.--Five American
women secured their freedom through
the Seine divorce tribunal today.
The Divorces were from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Orange N. u, and
White Plains, ~. Y.
Mrs. George Smith, nee King,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES
NEW HOMES

NEW HOMES
NEAR 10th AND col. RID.
Overlooking entrance TO Rock Creek PARK.
The best new home value Offered in Wash
today. especially in this vicinity. large
rme and hath with shower and extra Law. :;
inclosed portnes cheated huiltin garage
and every convenience. These homes com
bine the best In construction plan and TN
ish and are priced far below prevailing
values. on terms to meet the huyers conVen-
G. H. I,ALEG Err. 14I0 St Main 1919.
Evening service. Potomac 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

CLEVELAND PARK. DETACHED HOME.
SO. o00-2139 Mscomb st.-One-half block
east of Connecticut ave: eight minutes By
auto from heart OF city: on lot Gexe0
rooms ono with fireplace tile bath: lsrIe
living room tlsxa4 IT., foored attic with
servants room: concrete porcheS on south
concrete cellar under all: automatic heat and
shrubs rosebushes and vines: dog house
and bird bath: space for garage on alley
In residential neighborhood. yet conven-
feet condition For sale by owner. Can he
seen at any time. Evenings BY appoint
Dient. ~
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SALE-SURURBAN PROPERTY.

S3,35O
New broom bungalow. large lot graded
street. city water. electricity and double
porches. in convenient southeast suburb:
500 cash, balance S3S.T6 monthly Room
%. $40 18th St NV.
I'm. MODERN SEMI-BCNGALOW. $4,000
Easy terms
T-r. modern semi bungalow $500: easy
terms
GAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FIVE ROOMS ANp BATH. AMI; $500
5000 cash and sos mo Col. 7649-W. NJ
@ A1lcE heuy ave. TaEOrna Park

CORNER HOUSE IN BLOOMING
dale. especially suited TO hiEh,clsss
every room: contains parlor, large
reception hall, dining room 10 feet
attic: lot over 80 feet wide. with stde
lawn inclosed by hedge; front and
rear stairways: coal and gas ranges:
expensive electric fixtures: double rear
1sorrchsrrs afaf res1 ysTd oo With nth, RON bon
ance lons-term loan without commits
zion. No agents. Open Sunday after
noon: earlier inspection by appoint
phone n. $500. To-
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COIORFD BARGAINS
New Detached Colonial Brick

DENIF.tbIF = IBUhFtVUIJ.
Al modern improvements: ouartered oak
floors throughout. s rooms baths. center
hail with room for grandfather clock and
console table. base plug for table lamp
large living room. open fireplace. base
plugs. 4 side lights and center group. French
doora opening on cOncrete porch hreskfas;
piece porcelain sink: large dining room with
center. side, lights and two base plugs;
snd shower: fine closet space: base plug il
each large attic slate roof: Cham her
lain metal weather stripped throughout: con
crete and brick basement buiit-in garage
on large lot on high elevation. surrounded
by 6 white oaks: . blocks from car line
good seryice: Is minutes TO shopping center
3 minutes hy motor. 3 blocks from chain
stores VIII sell on very easy terms; no
reasonable proposition refused Address Boz
$500. Star offce.
1888 QUINCY ST
Newly painted and decorated: \ol'ul
hea,eT s,s, d az gas a. aF a. yrrS E tsTs
location of I4th s. Call Man, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

DEAL WITH rs-oU1cK RESULTS
2215 PERRY ST. NE.
Open. new. modern bungalows. h
VIII. eiec lights. large concrete cel.
lars and porches: lots 40xl5 30: only
3 lett. Act quickly to secure these
at the low price Of $1,000 each or
cash payment Of about $3.50: bal
aIice like rent.
1897 Potomac ave se--To b. re
TslrAd al a cost of about $3.50: oar.
gain 81 $3.50. on your terms: Va
or rent
20 10th ST. s.e.-5--. pebble -da,h
house: porches; garage: less tina"
$3.50, on inviting terms Trade O.
rent
g3s { -. -Sen7i-tetsched, a
ana b.. brick. being repaired and Dc
"re'ed at cost OF about $1,000
seton Cor room renting or lars"
family. being near Govt depts.. East
EN- Market. etc.
COLORED BARGAINS.
and Gl 20. sfm6-r eo5 3 Riot hEic (, pre-
two Or. & b. bricks: one corner
one w h: vacant: price reduced 20
S0.250 each easy terms. Serera
b-r. modern bricks vicinity Of ShsT-
NAE ave. and othe- colored home ST.
tons on easy payment plan.
y. +. RION Co. INC.
Main 49,. 1923 F St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

gore PIERCE MILL RID NEAR 10th AND
Park I'd ~ r and b.. huiit-in garage:
breakfast porches. 81 800 cash turns the
deal: vacant. Owner. sCHATZ. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EXCLUSIVE BROKERS
Owner. leaving city, viii lease o.
sell st sacrifice handsome l3-r. blue
granite residence. modern. with every
comfort and convenience: hardwood
noors. showers and tub bath: h.-w n.
garage: convenient TO street car and
a Sps INES of .oisfe!s toN Gast o
of 18th st. boulevard and Alaska
ave. Phone M. Mason Adams 1871
evenings. or
y. 7. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 45a7. 1923 ST.
End St. NE.
Between "F" and &c" SITS.
Seven room. .s sg'o Ss,n. brick dwelling.
VIM. P. NORMOYLE.
$40 st. NV. Main 2256.
35l9 10th 81. NV.
Eight rooms and bath: thoroughly rene
ssted Vacant. immediate possession.
$3.50.
Terms, 81 900 Cash, Balance
SIS Monthly,
Including All Interest
NAI. P. NORMOYLE.
80 F St. NV. Main 2255
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DEIACHED sEMIBCN GALOW OF sIN
electricity: hs-dwood noors. hoor plugs in
all rooms: large. roomy, closets; stct. t;!bs
and lavatory III well lighted basement coal
hin: Fireplace LOT 50 feet vide: alley: house
located in West Chevy Chas- on paved stree,
LETT-PRATT REALTY COMPANY Excln.
siva Agents Phone MAIN 1872. Evenings
and Sunday, Columbia 1854. Our autos at
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FOR SALE-fDTS

R0oKLAND-LEVEL. CLOSE TO CARS;
all improvements: very cheap price Ad
1ress Box 80 D. Star office.
MUST SACRIFICE TWO +5.FT LOTS.
Chevy Chase. D. c. paved street: IS
r-nta II. Main 5S3: evenings, Cleve- 297o
TWO LOTS IN HILLCREST u C.. 25xl5O
zach: price. S367.50 each lot Must sell
Phone Lincoln 4230.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

20 10th ST. SCI. pebble da> 10
house. pOrrhes. garage: less tina"
1850. on inviting terms. Trade o.
rent
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION MT SOLD
45il Kansas ave. on block from beau
tut sherman Circle THIS is new home
go feet inches wide by derth OF 81
feet. ana will he ready for uts- upancy hy De-
rember 20. lust in time for Xmas. IndIvid-
uelly butt by J. J. james.
Come out at once and it. VIII arrange
terms 70 suit Won
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OPEN FOR YOUR
INSPECTION.

81 TAYLOR ST. NV.
rooms and bath: newly decorated: =
garages. Reasonable.
ash KANSAS AVE. NV.
This Is new home and has 8 unusually
your inspection Price and terms reasonable
MAPLE g. LEWFY,
l1O5 Vermont Ave Main lO26O
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE,
WANTED--ACREAGE.

NORTHWEST ACREAGE.
A. once good tract of land suitable for
subdivtson preferably between eth st. pike
and Rockville pike Good cash payment IL
nricsd right. Address Box 1870. star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

BIG CORNER HOUSE WITH EIGHT ROOMS
and two baths. in fine location: huilt-in ga
rage; hot-water heat; three big porches
Very good terms he made with a respon-
slble party. Address Box 99-D. Star ONCE
BLOCK OF. THE LIBRARY. CAPITOL HILL
. T. b.. modern: fine condition: party
going TO Texas must sell Immediately. there
fore price is only S9.TbO. What can you get
on Capitol Hill for this prtcef Reasonable
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SPECIAL!
Six-room bungalow gas, cleo,
water; gas range; furnace heat;
5 blocks from g st. cars. Nearly
acre ground Going to Florida
cause OF sacrihce-S, 500. Ad-
dress p. O. Box 1907.
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NEAR GRANT CIRCLE

PETWORTH, NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
Price. 5000: easy terms modern brick
home of six large rooms and tiled bath :.
cement front porch. two elass-inclosed rear
porch.s. hot-Water heat. electricity, deep lot
TO paved alley: garage: house 20 feet vide:
full partitcular, by phoring Adams 1881
MT; PLEASANT. 1879 KENYON ST
within one square ear line. Beautiful brick
home OF eight large rooms and two tiled
baths. hot-wa<r heat. electricity. stat. tubs
and lsNatory in basement; elass-inclosed
porch. colonial front and double back
porches: attic: d"~p lot to paved alley:
huilt-in garage nrIce. sl4 800: terms to
COMPANY exclusive AGENTS. Phone Main
49,. Evenings ana sunday Columbia a~a2-
NJ. Hor-F op.p for inspection SUNDAY from
q : N ~
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COLORFD-THREE- FAMILY APARTMENT
house. rooms and bath each floor: splendid
condition northwest section. Easy terms.
Owner. Address Box AID. Star office. 16s
HAVE GOOD BRICK HOME IN SOUTH
east. very near Penna. ave: aNwhite neigh
borhood: six rooms and bath: two-csr ga
rage: good hotwst heating plant: electric
lights. win sell direct. No agents. Price
rikht., Address Bog BOD Star o!lce.
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| 500 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT WILL
buy new Groom modern brick house with
| tile bath. oak floors. screened porches etc. :
built-in garage: paved alley: we'll located in
| northeast. Address Box 3o6-C. Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-12

LARGE SIX ROOM HONE. OVERLOOKING
Sherman Circle: concrete front porch and
ments oaS nice home Muss have go
cAah. Address Boz Bold Star ofhcn