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Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

The criticisms of Congressman Free on conditions found in Alaska are un- fortunate. The Territory spends a large sum annually for advertising, and it is nullified in few moments by some self-appointed Congressional representative who goes through the Territory in few days and feels pre- pared to solve it's destinies.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02
BUBONIC PLAGUE TAKES
 43 IN SOUTHEAST RUSSIA

MOSCOW, Sept. l. P)-Forty-three deaths from, the bubonic plague have been reported in Southeast Russia since the outbreak of the epidemic last month. Eight communities in the upper and lower Volga regions have been affected.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

Auto demonstrator (who has tried for three hours to sell carl.
 Now I'll throw in the clutch"
 Uncle Eben: "I'll take her then. I knew if I held off long enough I'd get something free!"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

OBERAMMERGAU, Aug 31. (P)- Anton Lang, the. famous Christ inn personator of the Passion Play, has at last succumbed to the offers of film company. Standing in his workshop he was filmed as one of the principal characters in ilocaI finn.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

A newspaper man in the States is reported to have died leaving an estate of $50,00O. He was country newspaper man. The day before his death he inherited from rich un- cle s49, ,999.99.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

Mccarthy News: We have hever been in the position where we $could see pink elephants but when green "Phord" whizzed by us the other day we immediately went home and took our temperature and put our feet in mustard and water.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

Ralph Stoock, British novelist, does his writing on board an old sub- marine chaser anchored in the Thames river.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

Daniel Lambert, who died in Eng landland in 1909 is thought to have been the heaviest man that ever lived. He weighed 730 pounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

The annual convention of the American Association of Bank, Wo- men will be held in Atlantic City in September.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

The only thing in the world that seems to grow smaller as you get near to it is greatness.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

An investigator estimates that Chi cago beggars average about s2.50 an hour each day they work.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE CHEAP-Bungalow at Mile Seven. Ideal location. Con- pletelya furnished. Garage. Inquire T. J.. S., Gateway. ' If. FOR SALE-Ford Bug Auto, light, classy, and speedy.-Ogles Gar age. If of all descriptions; if you have lost any keys lately come to the Gateway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
Plants Are Used

Certain plants such as the COM
mon soapwort or "bouncing-bet" Of
the United States. contain a poison
Gus compound called saponin, which
cleanses in much the same way as
soap. In Chile and Peru the pow
dered bark of the sodpbark tree
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08

many Of my friends said afterward
bandit would not shoot a woman.
when the men came in l thought
they wanted to buy a shirt, they
acted so nice at first.
Knows Them
II l.ept my head enough to get a
description of those fellows. If they
were lined up with a 100 others 1
could pick both of them out. I'll bet
I'd know that gun too" she said.
After the bandits left the store
Miss Ladd followed them a block
screaming "Helpl thief! help" The
men fled down Ogden St. and
escaped. Lieut.. Ralph Dean and
squad searched the neighborhood.
While this hold-up was in progress
several squads Of police were search
ing the neighborhood about mile
north. after receiving a report that
bandits were sizing up drug stores
in that neighborhood. Reports were
received from Twenty-Second st.
and Talbot Ave. and Thirteith st.
and Central Ave. Search by police
was unavailing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
Legal Notices
>~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~cs ~-~~~N~-N~~N~e~s~~~
INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMORIAL.


INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMORIAL.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
tal Sealed proposals will be received At
the Offices Of trustees Of the Indiana World
War Memorial Building, corner st. Clair
and Meridian SITS. Indianapolis. Indiana.
lrg of materials and labor necessary for
the construction of foundations for Build
ing "A" Of the Indiana indiana World War Me,
bounded by Meridian, Pennsylvania, Michi-
gan and Vermont SITS. Indianapolis, In
diana. all as per contract documents plans
Weeks, architects. 1900 Euclid Ave. Cleve-
land. Ohio. and approved and adopted by
(b) The plans specifications. contract
form lin the form that will be required
to be signed by the successful bidder) and
at the offices of the trustees and of the
architects. Copies of the plans and .speci-
the trustees or from the architects upon
deposit of tweney- five $3.50 dolaTs. vii ca
deposit will he refunded when the plans
checks shall be certified and MADE ey Day.
able to Walker & Weeks.
&C. All proposals., shall be made and
required therein, inclosed, in a sealed co
Trustees of the Indiana World War Me-
mortal. log Indiana World War, Nc
1nOTldl DullulEk. cOIHcT ~. NldI anu NE
ridian SITS. indianapolis. Indiana.
Id Each proposal shall be accom-
panied by an approved surety company, 5
to trustees of The Indiana World War Me
mortal in an amount equal to 10 per
cent (10Ts) OF the bid or proposal ten.
any relief whatever from valuation and
qppraisement laws of tho Slate of Indiana
The trustees TO have the RICH. TO hold and
retain all certified checks and guarantee
bonds submitted until an award is made
and a contract is entered into or until
all bids have been rejected.
If for airy reason whatever the suc-
cessful bidder fails to enter into a con-
tract within ten (10) days after the award
is made then such certified check shall
be forfeited to and retained by trustees
of the Indiana World War Memorial as
and for liquidated damages sustained by
reason of the failure of the bidder to en-
ter into such contract. and IL such bid Is
accompanied by a surety cOmpany's pro-
posal guarantee bond then ana in that
event trustees of the Indiana World War
Memorial shall have a right TO recover as
and for Inundated damages the full amount
of the penalty of such bond together
with interest at the rate of six per cent
(6To) per annum and attorneys fees. In
either case. trustees of the Indiana World
War Memorial reserve the right to let
the contract to any other of said bidders
whose bid may be deemed by said trustees
to be the next lowest and best bid or may
reject all other bids and readvertise as
they may deem best.
lei Each proposal shall have the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08

So this is Indianapolis, observed
Miss Nancy Ladd, 312 E. Sixteenth
St., today, drygoods store proprietor,
victim of bandits Monday night.
"I came here in April from Chi
cago where they steal fur coats
rom you right on the street, but I
never dreamed Of being held up
here" she said.
Two white men entered her store
Monday about p. m, escaping
with $40.
Miss Ladd, who was decorating
a show case when the men walked
into her store, was not frightened
until the hold-up men left.
Pointed at Heart
II am not familiar with bandit
language and when he told me to
stick EN- up 1 didn't do anything.
He had that revolver pointed right
at my heart, too" Miss Ladd said.
lone of them held a gun on me
while the other rified the cash regis
ter. He told me to walk to the back
of the store, but / tried to run out
the front door for help and he gently
pushed me back and said, No. no.
Il was afraid he would shoot, but
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
DRIVERS SLATED
Only One MOtorist Arrested on
Speeding Charge.
Three autoists were arrested !

Three autoists were arrested Mon
day night. They were:
George Miller, 16, colored, 2021
Caroline Ave-, charged with speed
ing and driving an auto while under
age; Harry Brown, 3S, of SS46 Grace
land Ave-, charged with driving an
auto while intoxicated. operating a
blind tiger and intoxication, and
Frank Vaughan, 20, colored, 2407
Martindale Ave, charged with fail
ing to stop after an accident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
80 Automobiles for Sale

VIII your car meet the demands of win
ter drivingY Bring it to us and well guar
L o.,ta fof a. will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08

m DAP is made by the action Of
alkali on fats or oils A
simple experiment will show
you how alkali acts on grease. Put
spoonful Of washing Dump soda
with a little water in a greasy fry
ing pan and boil the mixture. In a
few minutes the soda and grease will
have broken up and the particles
will have united to form a thick
soap, which can be washed out, leav-
ing the frying pan clean.
Soap, to most of us, means a
cleansing substance which makes a
lather in soft water A chemist,
however, will tell you that soaps are
metallic salts of certain fatty acids.
Some of these salts-those of sod
ium,' potassium and ammonium
are cleansing agents soluble in wa
ter; others, such as the lead soap
used in pharmacy as a plaster base,
are insoluble and useless as cleans
ers. A potassium soap is soft soap.
Hard soap is a sodium compound;
the degree Of hardness depends on
the character of the fat. Most COM
mercial soaps are sodium soaps.
The discovery of the Leblanc soda
process about 1871 gave a great i'm
petus to the soda-making industry
Of the early nineteenth century. 1t
became organized on a scientific
basis, however, only after the re-
searches of the great French chem
list Chevreaul. published in 1928,
showed the composition of animal
fats fatty acids in combination with
glycerin) and the character of the
reactions in specialization (the sub
stitution of the metal in the alkali
for the glycerin in fat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
FTel
McFADDEN AUCTION
A - $1,000

new l Red star on stove. with oven;
Detroit Jewel high oven gas stove; 1
model folding he'd: rockers: 4 dining
Kitchen cabinet; ) stands . kitchen table,:
1 electric Washer. without wringer; 1
LLOYD baby buggy. new tires reDainted like
new: I old-style dresser: , drophcad Singer
sewing mschires. like new, Sold for etor-
a e, AMI hauling charges. cheap. Must be
TRA N.SFER IAIA Snnfheasfern Ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
SUITCASE is MISSING
Member of Singers Midget Company
Asks Police to Watch for Finder.

Miss Dora Virg, one of the Sing
ers Midget Company, playing at
Keith's Theater this week, asked po-
lice to watch for the finder of
suit case containing shoes, pictures
and letters, lost or stolen from
truck transferring the case to the
hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08

Rhode Island is the most density
populated State in the United States.
One-half million tons of waste
apples ard produced each year in the
United Suites.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

Logia que Sc habfa- convenido Y
salieron dos comisiones a buscar
los hermanos Munoz Rivera y
Barbosa en- sus respectivos domi-
cilios, con instrucciones de que
los condujesen sin excusa nj pre-
texto Y sin decirles el motive
de este llamamiento a la Logia.
No tard6 una hora en- que COM
parecieran estos hermanos y en-
tonces sentados uno frente otro,
tomo la palabra ell hermano Ma
nuel Zavala y bajo un silencio
sepulcral que duro mucho ITEM
po, dej6 DIR su elocuentisima ora
toria narrando la situacion in
sostenible de la Isla con motive
de los acontecinrientos politicos
que va empezaban a invadir to-
dos los hogares, hacienda hinca-
pie en- bien de los principles hui
manitarios, para que Sc tomase
una resolution que evitara este
triste estado de cosas. Tan con-
movedOra fue esta peroracion que
los dos jefes de partidos politi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
IN ennents n6dfS pueftoiquedO estd sin ayuda aguda

medicos en- analogos casos.
Parece que la Masoneria mo-
derna no ha tenido en- cuenta los
80 amos que hemoss dedicado al
socorro secreto de la humanidad.
Viene como pedrada Ell ojo de
boticario (segun vulgarmente Sc
dice) un case historico que voy
referirme.
Un anciano fue votado de su
casa por su propio hijo por con-
Siderar a ese padre como una
carga para su familia. Como era
una noche de frio, tel anciano su-
plico su hijo le diese una man
ta para abrigarse. Entonces su
hijo lie indico a un hijo suyo lie
buscase un abrigo para su abue-
10. Ell muchacho algo impresio-
nado busco dicho abrigo y 10 rom
pio en- dos pedazos entregando
uno a su abuelo.
Sorprendido su padre por este
hecho lie pregunto por que habia
roto la manta entregandO solo
la mitad al anciano, a 10 cual
contest6 el muchacho: "Esta otra
mitad la guardo para cuando yo
tie vote de mi casa como 10 haces
tn ahora con mi abuelo."
Asi es la mayor parte de la
humanidad, cuando menos Sc 10
piensa uno, surgen las ingrati-
tudes desenganos. Lo prueba ell
case del DR.. Zavala a que he
venido hacienda referencia que
Sc esta refejando patentemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

eSs hermanos Munoz Rivera
Barbosa, casi Sc lie humedecieran
sus ojos de lagrimas y emociona-
dos grandemente, ante el Ara
Sagrada Sc abrazaron efusiva-
mente Y dieron palabra de hacer
todo 10 possible por terminar la
anomala situacion que sc atra-
vesaba con la politica en- la isla,
Esto fue un .acto imponente y
en- todos los corazones de los ALL
congresados Sc experiment0 un
immense placer. Debido este
acortecimiento, los hermanos Mu-
noz Rivera Y Barbosa cumplieron
despues su palabra y los animos
fueron calmandose.
Esa es una de las ebras del DR..
Zavala V por consiguiente es de
lamentarse, que al hallarse pos
trado hoy, victima de triste en-
fermedad y sin recursos para
atender a sus necesidades mas
perentorias, Sc le tenga relegado
al olvido.
Bien conocida es la mission y
mobiles sentimientos del DR.. Ia
vala en- Yauco, Guayanilla, Pc
nuelas y Ponce donde su concur
so como medico ha sido presta-
do eficazmente, no percibiendo
honorarios por sus visitas a aque-
Has personals que comprendia no
podian pagar v en- distintas oca-
stones les suffrage de su bolsillo
particular los gastos de las for
mulas, como hacen algunos otros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

teniendo en- cuenta que sus res
pectivos Jefes los senores Munoz
Rivera y Barbosa GO. E. P. ID
eran masones, convinimos desde
Iuego que la Masoneria tomara
alguna iniciativa en- este asunto,
en- la forma siguiente:
Hacer concurrir a dichos dos
jefes politicos a una Logia sin
cue ellos supiesen el objeto de
esta llamada, sino en- los preci-
sos momentos. Que una vez cons
tituida dicha Iogia Sc nombra-
sen dos comisiones simuitaneas
para que condujeran ante la mis-
ma logia a los hermanos Munoz
Rivera Y Barbosa, y entonces en-
plena session exponerle los mo-
viles de este llamamiento.
Que saliese el hermano Zavala
enseguida para San Juan a con-
sultar este case ante la Gran
Logia por 81 10 aeeptaba Y Sc po-
MIA en- ejecucion, asi mismo y
por tan laudable prop6sito, in
dique al hermano Zavala dispu-
siese para los gastos, del dinero
de la Logia "Modestia" y del mio
propio.
Trasladose el hermano Zavala
San Juan y ALI Sc consiguio 10
que Sc deseaba. La Gran Logia
Soberana de Puerto Rico acordo
la celebration de una asamblea
en- el Teatro LA Perla" de Pom
ce, a fin de discutir ell Reglamen-
to de la Institution, a cuyo efec-
to sc notifco a todas las Logias
de la Isla para que enviasen CO.
misiones de las mismas a dicho
Teatro, como asi 10 verificaron.
Llegado el dia de esa reunion
Y para hacer mas 10 vivo ell
asunto, Sc discuti6 el citado re-
glamento, suspendiendose des
pues la junta a una hora con-
venida con pretexto de ir a al
mozar.
En- seguido Y Ell reunion secre-
ia Sc les diio a las comisiones ell
verdadero objeto de esta asam-
blea, pues 10 del reglamento era
solo un preteXto para poder reu-
nirlas a todas, pues ell Objeto
principal era que esas comisiones
algunos miembros de elias sa-
lieran inmediatamente para San
Juan donde Sc les esperaba en-
una de las Logias en- el local de
la Gran Soberana para tratar
sobre cl asuntO de la situaci0n
politica entire los partidos Re
publicano Y Federal a que antes
Sc hace referencia. Fueron jura-
mentadas las comisiones que de-
bian ir San Juan salieron
en- seguida para dicha poblaci6n.
Al legar ALI Sc constituy6 la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
UNA NUEVA AGENCIA

Por atenta circular recibida en-
esta redaccion, y suscrita por el
distinguido caballero, don Jose
Adorno, nos enteramos de que Sc
ha constituido en- esta ciudad una
nueva agencia, que Sc conocera
como la "Agencia Up To Date.
Son muchos los negocios Y asun-
tos que habra de dedicarse la
nueva agencia, pero entire otros,
Sc cuenta una Seccion Jurfdica,
la cual Sc entendera con toda cla-
Sc de trabajos judiciales, bien de
caracter civil criminal. Cuen-
Ia la agencia con otra Secci6n In
formative, la cual sunlinistrara
informes de toda naturaleza, aun
cuando sean de caracter confiden-
cial, caracterizandos por la
exactitud de los mismos. Y final
mente, habra una Seccion de Ne
gocios, tales como ventas, repre-
sentaciones, colocacion de dinero,
etc. Y olvidamos un negocioado
especial de traducciones del in
giles al espanol y vice-versa.
Cuenta la nueva agencia con
un personal preparado Y honrado,
que en- 81 una garantia para la
clientela.
Ademas, el senor Adorno tiene
gran experiencia en- estos nego-
clos, y goza de excelente reputa-
cion y gran prestigio en- esta CO.
r1unidad. Mucho exito deseamos
a los directories de la nueya agen-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
Manuel HEDILLA.
San Juan, p. r.

Hace cerca de un anO esta i'm
posibilitado postrado en- su no.
gar, por una cruel dolencia, ell
DIR. Don Manuel Zavala, cargado
dc familia, sin tener quien 10 vi
site Y sin recursos para NADIA.
En- dias pasados lie receto un me-
dico y tard6 dias para conse-
guir $500 que importaba la re-
ceta. La mayor parte de sus ami
gos, companeros Y hermanos ma
sones 10 han abandonado Y nj
siquiera van visitarlo.
Triste Y dolorosa situacion es
esta para un hombre como el DR..
Zavala, digno de mejOr prOtec-
ci6n, por el mucho bien que ha
hecho a la humanidad durante
los amos que ha podido ejercer
su noble profession.
FL DR.. Zavala ostenta hace mu-
chos amos el grado 33 de la Ma
soneria; fue fundador y Venera-
ble Maestro de la Respectable Lo-
gia ''Hijos de la Luz" de Yauco.
Como Delegado dc las LOgias del
Sur hizo ana vista especial a la
Logia "Modestia" de 'esta ciudad,
a la cual yo perteneeia ayistan-
dose primeramente conmigo en-
estilo confidencial me manifesto
su deseo de buscar una sOluci6n
dentro de la masoneria a fin de
poner termino a la desastrosa 81
tuacion politica dc aquella epoca
creada por los partidos Republi-
cano Y Federal, hasta el extre-
mo de que yecinos de Penuelas,
Guayanilla V otros pueblos Ii
mitrofes no podian venir Ponce
sin que a cada mOmento les ocu-
rriese algdn incidente. y a los
de Ponce les pasaba 10 mismo al
ir Caguas.
Como sc trataba de un asunto
delicado Y dc tranquilidad para
ambas Colectividades politicas y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
LA APELACION DEL SENoR
HEDILLA
Ponce, enero % de 1926.

Ponce, enero % de 1925.
Sr. Director de
EEL MUNDO",
San Juan, p. r.
Muy Sr. mio y amigo:-
Espero MERCER dc usted, 81 10
tiene bien, Sc sirva dar cabida
en- el diario que I'd. dirige, a
las manifestaciones que van eX-
presadas a continuation, por 10
cual lie antieipo las gracias Y
Quedo de I'd. alto. S. s., n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

Cuenta la nueva agencia &C
un personal preparado Y honrad
que en- 81 una garantia para
clientela.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
235-26 Bond Bldg Phone M 1857.

100 ACRES. so CLEAR 40 IN TIMBER:
house. 1 tenant house. large barn with grow.
ing crop. including tobacco, corn and truck
stuff subject to tenants rights for 1925:
small cash payment. bal. monthly. or will
trade: 1 8 miles from Washington in a good
tobacco section of Prince Georges County:
price. $4,000. Address Box 262-J. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

TWO FARMS.
500 acres in Farauier Co. Va 700 acres
142 acres near Oakton. Va. with several
buildings.
Owner will consider a trade on the above
places or will sell at low price: small cash
payment: will sell separate.
P. F. CARLEY,
Franklin 10473. S04 H.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

2426 10th STREET NW-Very desirable
neigh borhood. apartments of four large
rooms reception hall and bath: large closets,
$50 month.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

361s CONNECTICUT AvENUE-Apart-
nents OF two rooms. kitchen and bath. S55
month.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
14lS Eve St. NV.

Phones Main 59O3-4-5.
e45 LONGFELLOw STREET Nw-Near
Walter Reed Hospital: new building; apart
rnents of two rooms, kitchen and bath.
500. so month.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

THE wOoDBINE, 27th AND CATHE-
ORAL AVENUE-Four rooms and bath
apartments. newly decorated. all outside
rooms. S75 month. Four rooms kitchen
and bath, $50 month.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

American Farm Ag'cy Bargains.
Free Cata. & Aug. Bulletin.
Just out. Hundreds of farms described
with photos. map of State: many equipped
with growing crops: some require only $500
cash: Write today for copy. AMERICAN
Bldg,, Philadelphia. Pa,
Evening star., 1925-08-09

54O6 CONNECTICUT AVENUE-Four
rooms and bath. reception hall. extra large
rooms. second floor front S65 month. Will
redecorate.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Phones Main oSU3-4-o.
e45 LoNGFELLow STREET N.w-Near
$66.50 month
361s CONNECTICUT AvENUE-Apart-
ments OF two rooms, kitchen and bath S55
month
1924 CONNECTICUT ,AvENuE-Apart-
ments of three rooms and bath. $50 month.
54o6 CQNNECTIcUT ,AyENuE-Four
rooms and bath, reception hall. extra large
rooms. second floor front, S65 month. viii
redecorate.
2426 10Th STREET N.w-very desirable
netghoorhood apartments of four large
rooms, reception hall and bath: large closets
$50 month.
ORAL AvENUE-Four rooms and bath
apartments: newly decorated. all outside
and bath, $50 month
AND RopMAN sTREET-Apartment Of one ne
room, kitchen and bath. porch; S45 month
hall. $50 month.
THE MANToN. 421 4th STREET NV
Opposite Judiciary square, Apartments OF
FIVE rooms and bath newly decorated, all
7th AND vARNUM SITS. N.w-Apart-
month Apa5tmasTt sa en- three rooms kitchen
732 PARK ROAD N,w.-;Apartment q,
three rooms and bath. Murphy bed. S55 80
month.
near western High school Apartments Ao oof
two rooms, kitchen and bath, and three
month.
N.w.-Apartments of four rooms and bath
elec.. elevator service. porches, downtown.
THE GLENDowER. 21 9th STREET NE.
water heat. electricity janitor service. $50
month.
THE MISSISSIPPI. 143s W STREET
N@APar5mfR5 Of 9qr 20 1ntb and bath
1915 a5th STREET N.w.-Near Western
four rooms and bath with sleeping porch
$50 and $50 month.
2525 .37th STREET Nw;-Five rooms
STYae and eah brc wh garsgs shoE s esPns porch
1920 WISCONSIN AvENUE-Two rooms.
month. One room. kitchen and bath, S35
Very reasonable rents.
s1es STREET .E:w-7Four rooms and
electricity.
1878 IRVING STREET N.w..-Five rooms
and bath, hot-water heat, electricity
porches garage, if desired sos month
With garage. SO month.
1921 35th PLACE Nw-Apartment of
three rooms and bath sleeping porch hot
water heat. cleo. S37 so month
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
141S Eye St. NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
Realtors.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

An Extraordinary Offer.
IN Lne Of a conservative investment: IL
apartments with income owe. 900 per
I,1b OF an average. per room. exclusive Of
pdIhS At Sl1 .33. This building can be
DouEht Tor seven times the income on a rea-
sonhble cash payment. This requires prompt
acunggn as owner has an option on a larger
p ppuilumE; Bnz; Eor further information address
Evening star., 1925-08-09

1924 CONNECTICUT AvENUE.-Apar
ments of three rooms and bath. $50 month
Evening star., 1925-08-09
SALE-FARNIS.


FARM OF 165 ACRES IN ST MARYs CO.
Md. on state road from Washington TO
LsonaTdtown: seven-room house and out
buildings good timber and soil: price rea-
sonabe Apply to Mrs. J. j. HAYDEN. 6lS
c st, ne. 9'