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Evening star., 1925-12-03
Pay as You Go" Plan for Luxllries,
Wool Men Say, Hits Clothing Trade

The former enormous American de
mand for wool. said Sir James Elder.
commissioner for Australia in the
United States. has slumped on ac-
count of the demand for motor cars
and radio sets. Americans are saving
on their clothing in order to meet
their new obligations. he said.
The problem is purely an internal
one and there is nothing TO fear from
foreign competition, William Goldman,
president of the Clothing Manufac-
turerS Research Board, told the
gathering Robert r. Francis, who was
elected president Of the association.
said that the outstanding evil in the
industry was the insecurity of con
lrlrtS
Evening star., 1925-12-03
VESSEL Of KINGS
NOW CARRIES FISH
Prince EiteI Friedrich, Which
Sank I. S. Ship in 1914,
in Salmon Industry.
NJ consolidated Press.

NJ Consolidated Press.
SEATTLE. Wash. December 81
Like some notorious person who has
slnped into oblivion and donned dis
-uiso of mean appearance. the once
proud and naughty liner. Prince Eitel
Fgiedrich. which sank the first Amer
Jean boat during the World War. is
now CARRYING salmon between Seattle
and Alaska.
She has been entirely repainted. and
even her name has been changed. OF
seco is the simple word adorninc her
prov. Japanese and Chinese roust
ahoutS occupy the royal suite. whose
velvet canoDied bed once guarded the
slumbers of prince. Barefoot sail
orS shoot dice on decks whose one"
polished surface rang to the click Of
an empcror,s heels.
Sank Wheat Eoat in 1911.
II was the William =. Frye. a boat
from Seattle loaded With wheat for
England. which was sunk by the F.itel
in 1914. When the United States en-
tered the war the liner was seized and
informed on the eastern coast. The
SHINING Board sold her to Libby.
Mcneil & Libby. and she is now in
opera tion hetween here and Alaska,
taking workers up in the Spring for
the ~slm,u canucrieS, bringing them
back in the Fall and carrying thou
8 nde rf cases Of canned salmon.
Noorc,i IN Puget Sound. the F.itei
T. iiedriCh is amon- number OF ships
80 whose m3Sts romance Hnd adNen-
turr cling Pcary's Roosevelt. known
q the North I'nlc discovery ship. has
horn converted into . tug and goes
shout IT, proSAic duties - though i
never was a part Of orc If the most
thrrliu. adventures in history.
Maud to BE sold.
Nmuudscn.z boat Maud. recentl>
rl'.ivcd here 5ftcr hein- locked IN
-Ircti" ice for three wear. tn" Maud
i - he sold at auoti.,Is To puT debt
incurred on the trin.
What tales could he told ny the
OLD trHdin- schooner Equa,Cr. in
which Robert Louis Stevenson used
>" -2il the South Seas. searching for
herlth and finding material tor col
ortul stories. Now the old schooner
'ic= in the harbor with q ruminatiNc
end satisfied look. content I, let tiny
ripples murmur around her prov.
which once cut through e;lpphi-t sea
hound for isles Of ench"rtnent.
-'mnn@ such has-beens the Eitcl
FL drich now finds herself and is il
No position 10 be diSdainful.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

of the world that British industries
are suffering and there has been a
general movement to offset this Amer
lean ascendancy in the British En-
pire as well as in all ether parts of
the world.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

with waXy Sap, has marine parable
in the candle fish, which frequents the
western Pacific. II cannot be boilcd
or fried. as il almost completely malt
ut" Gil. When dried it may be usna
as torch or candle. The extraction
- its oil is thriving industry on tn"
coast near san Fra ancisnn
Evening star., 1925-12-03
For Women

White linen kerchief
with printed center
and floral border of
rose, soc.
Green and white. with
W h i t e embroidered
eyelets and black net
inserts. 81.
Imported, with hand
rolled hem and col
ored initial. The one
sketched in red. 81.
Attractive border
handkerchief wit h
floral design in several
colors. SOC.
Five rows of hem
stitching with en-
broidered roses in COL
ors and wide hem.
75c.
Irregularly pri n t ed
border in lavender
w i t h embroidered
flower centers. 75c.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
Fish Burns Like Candle.
From the Adventure Mseazine.

rom lhf Adventure haEZlhf.
y curious plant exhibited at the
Royal Horticultural Society's Autumn
show in London, the "Bushman
Candle sU-called because il burns
when the stems are green and filed
Evening star., 1925-12-03
Thanksgiving National Habit.

Since the first administration of
Lincoln. the President Of the United
States has annually issued proc
Il nation for the Observance Of day
nf tina nix kS-iVin-
Evening star., 1925-12-03

IMPORTED HANDKERCHIEFS. At
left. block designed border in alternat-
ing lavender and white. So. At right,
lace trimmed kerchief, SOC.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
For Men

Crepe de chine-with
solid border of gray
and broken stripe in
ner border. SO.
Collegiate h an d ker-
chief of gray linen
with wide red stripe
border. SOC.
Imported utility hand
kerchiefs made in Ire
land. These come with
tan and blue striped
borders. 25c.
Imported linen-with
3-inch border of blue
and tiny white hem
stitched hem. soc.
Beautiful quality Y
heavy crepe de chine
with striking printed
center design in blue.
So.
Imported h a n d ker-
chief with hand rolled
hem and border of
light and dark gray.
So.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
Given University Detail.

Capt Frederick W. Hyde. 18th In,
fantry at Fort Howard. Mo. has beer
detailed To duty at Lehich UniversitE
Bethlehem Pa
Evening star., 1925-12-03

No man actually believes that his
nextdoor neighbor is his superior
mentally.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

IMPORTED HANDKERCHIEFS. At
left. hand embroidered sca1loped edge
and design, So. At right, blue and
white block pattern, $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
These for the Riddles

Colored and white small sized ker-
chiefs, with miniature figures and ami
mails embroidered. Three, boxed. Sc.
Handkerchief Section First floor
Evening star., 1925-12-03
Handkerchiefs Solve Many Gift Problems

This year handkerchiefs
have an added significance,
for in their many colors they
accentuate the necessary
color note of the seasons
smart clothes. A wide va
riety of superior quality
kerchiefs, domestic and i'm
ported, attractively priced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13

At this price feature the pirate" Hat and the
Scandal" Hat. Every Hat made of the finest Lyons
silk velvet
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
MANAGER OF PAT
SURE OF VICTORY
OVER GOODRICH

= Al Sharpe, managtf of Pat Me-
! (Nultv, who. appears in the main
event at the Imperial Valley Ath-
.letic Club tomorrow night, has
written a letter to Charlie Fergu-
+ son. advising that -"Irish Cob =
is anxiously waiting for the time
of his fight w.,h George Goodrich,
and after paying, n high compliment
to the latter $ spugiHstie abilities,
states that his mani is going to
keep Georg., in danger all the time
aud is confident of winning the
flight.
Sharpe states that Pat is in good
condition and =. is glad to make an
other visit to the valley, following
the cordial treatment wh5ch he re-
reoiyed here twp weeks ago when he
fought Kid Bello.
Battling Doty also has been heard
from. The Battler was married in
this city several weeks ago, and
with a wifI to look after. he is
taking the fight game seriously,
.wh.th was all he needed to turn
tot.. 4 winner. Doty meets Tommy
Storey, whom he fought in Yuma to
IA draw several weeks ago, and states
that ha is anxious to. show the FL
Ceniro fans how much he has i'm
i'provel since he did his fighting
here two years ago.
. The return Of Babe Northern, al
ways an FL Centre favorite. to the
squared circle, is pleasing news to
many fans.
The ticket sale is reported to be
up TO the usual demand and indi-
cations are that a good crowd will
be on hand tomorrow night when
the first gong rings.
Arrangements have been made
by Charlia Ferguson to have an
outside referee at the fights. He
hopes to be able to get Eddie Ham-
lin, who made such good impress
sion on the occasion of opening
nigh. at the club. and who is CON
sidyred one of the best officials in
Southern California.
Hamlin was formerly III the ring,
fighting under the name of Jack
Ketehel. and knows the game from
every angle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
"zANDER" PROVES
FASCINATING AND
QUITE DIFFERENT

The newest Marion Davies tri-
umph, "Zander the Great opened
last night at the Valley theater, and
due to the popularity of Miss Da-
vies and the splendid bill which
Manager Brick had prepared, a large
number arriving late We're turned
away.
This picture is decidedly different
from the former successes by Miss
Davies, for in EZander the Great -
the action takes place in Arizona
and there is an entire absence of
elaborate costumes which have pre-
dominated in her other pictures.
Miss Davies as Mamie Adams. an
orphan. suffers cruel treatment in
the crphanagc and through the kind.
" interest of n trustee ia placed in
the care of friendly woman. The
woman dies sometime later and
Mamie takes the woman g son. Zan-
der. awav in Ford ctr to seek the
child's father, who was last heard
of in Mexico.
She end the bOv arrive at the
ranch of Dan Murchson. ikable
westerrer Dan, with his friend,
Juan Fernandez. is carrying on a
successful rum-runninP business.
Harrison Ford cnacts the role of
Murchison. and as the adventurous
hcro.l is at his romantic best. Hol
brook Blinn rs Juan aGain distin-
guishes himself by playing one of
his strong and fascinating charac-
ters. Harry Watson aud Harry Ny
ers ne Good News and Texas. two
lo"ahle cowboys. add plenty of com
edv 10 the picture. n
When Mamie discovers that Dan
ia 4 bootlegger she tells him that
she is going to. tell the sheriff. He
locks her in her room, but is I'M
able to lock her out Of his heart.
She escapes and wanders out into
the desert and is abducted bv ban
dts. How she il rescued and how
Dan expresses his love for her pro
vidcs n thrilliuo climax TO an al
ready thrilling picture.
"Zander the Great will be shown
again tonight and tomorrow night.
A special number by six Hawaii
ans proved highly enjoyable and in.
cluded dancing, singing and instru'
mental numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
LIVELY MEETING
ENJOYED HERE BY
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS

With an attendance of some 1925
membefs and delegates representing
the Palo Verde and Imperial Val
leys present, the convention held by
the Knights of Pythias District No.
81 in this city on r0est.ly evening
proved a big success.
The first event of the evening was
the initiation of large class, who
were given the rank of Knight, a
degree team made up of represen-
tatiyes of the various lodges of the
district putting on the work in fine
shape.
Following this a business session
was held at which Ralph Voyce of
this city. president of the district.
presided. Talks by number of
local lodge members. rs well as sew.
eral prominent visitors, were also
enjoyed.
One of the features of the evening
was the unanimous movement on the
part of all lodges represented to
grand master at arms at the cons
vening of the Grand Domain of Cali
fornia which will take place in
Oakland May IS to % Inclusive
Plans for this gathering were also
discussed and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Noyce, Dir. w. w. Apple and r. A.
Chestnut were selected to represent
the local locse. i'urther announce
ment regarding the convention will
appear in later issue of the Press
At i lato hour refreshments were
served, El Centre lodge No. 3l5
acting as hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
ELECTRIC

If you need Electric Fixtures our dis
play room is filled with fixtures Of differ
ent types and designs. Here you can see
them connected up and better appreciate
the beauty of the lighting effects.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
Holtville Plunge
Is Not Closed

The management of the Holtviile
plunge deny the rumor that has
been close. The plunge has not
been closed. The ylunge has not
been closed. excepting on Mondays,
the regular cleaning day. On Mon
day the pool is thoroughly drained
cleaned and disinfected and every
thing put in readiness for the nnT
week.
The pure artesian water and the
rigid system of cleanliness adhered
tuy not only in the pool, but with
the bathing su.tsr assures valley
people of a healthful, sanitary re-
creation which Is enjoved by old
and young alike, particularly i'll the
summer season, declare those IN
charge of same.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
FLOOR COVERING

Birds Neponset not only saves you
money but it saves time, trouble and
work as well. There is no home too mod
7est to afford it, no home too fine to use
It. 43as
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
CELOTEX

Insulating Lumber $50
If you are planning to build a mountain
cottage you can build it easier, quicker
stronger, more durable and cheaper IL you
use Celotex. There Is a use for Celotex
in every building
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
SASH DOORS

Now Is the time to put on Screen Doors,
we can furnish you with any size, also
Sun Parlor Sash, just the thing for your
mountain cabin. Priced at saving.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14

/ i9s @1s @4 FL 1871
IA iss I a Ha H2
@ A. M Nl
"a u
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14

ernment for honeymoon trip to
Mexico City.
The bridal party included Edwin
Carewe, director, and his fianeee,
Mary Akin; Miss Akin s mother,
Mrs. Carrie J. Akin; Manuel Reachi,
Mexican consul, and his wife Ag-
nes AyTes.
Lytel, who is 50 years old, di-
vorced Evelyn Vaughn, actress, at
Independence, Mo, last October
Miss Windsor, whose maiden name
was Ola Kronk, was divorced from
William Bowes, five years ago. She
is 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
arion sZANDER Great" Today Valley IhH
CE Iat Show

for 1926 to- date arcsl1 ,250,119,
it was annomc ct to0aS BY Will
III. Marsh, chief Of theSSitate di- y
'Nision of motor vehicles. l
This figure includes satitohio@
bilcs, trucks, trailers and motor
cycles. The statement shows ,
that there are 16,697 automo-
b;loc in the state upon which no
tax is paid. They are cars be-
longing to public Officials and !.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
Claire Windsor
and Bert Lytell
Marry In Juarez
BY United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, May II. Claire
Windsor and Bert Lytell, film stars,
were married in Juarez, Mexico, at
9 a. m. today by native magistrate
according to a telegram received by
Hollywood friends.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the couple boarded 4 special car
rendered them by the Mexican gov
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
'Thurday, May IA, 1925
public. Sservses rpefatioas.

The5 fetal registration for
l9gtAWas /, 1,350,759 and an in
.ssfease Of more than 100000 is
expected over this figure ny
the end of the year.
The total net receipts from,
lthe license and registration tsssxa
to date is $6,3l6,457 asae6m-'
pared with $7,0l1,112.63 for
1924. This counties for high
way purposes. J.. ers+
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14
COTTON MARKETS

) Spots steady 35 up; mids 22.73'
NEW YORK, May 14-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady. Spots steady,
- nm. mids 2240
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-14

New York sailor was awarded
$4,000 damages so now he can
spend 4. week or ten days ashore.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
900 WILSON RJVD


Clarendon, Na.-Attractive 5-r. & b.. modern
house vacant; big lot; less than 5000; on
cash payment 500. balance $40 monthly.
8O7 ALLISON ST,
Petworth-6-r & b.; modern, colonial brick;
part payment.
327 141l PL. NE.
N. 14th 4 C-Semi, detached; 81. & b.
s5s1 DTiet ns@si Porch front side ana paved
easy terms: consider trading or renting
1907 X. I. AVE.
,o! Mt. Rainier Md;Me T & b., modern bungs
refused; on your terms. trade rent.
COLORED SNAPS.
64S Morton n.w.-Modern CIR. & b. colonial
alley: ideal home; price and terms inviting
73O HOBART.
Vacant; newly decorated; e-r; & b; modern
o furnace GTI@" IS heat paved alley best yet
224 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
On car line; commercial zone; TT. & b.
brick; upper floor equipped for light house
keeping; price reduced: easy terms; trade or
rent.
400 CORCORAN NV.
zone; monthly tenant; price and terms very
reasonable.
754 COLUMBIA RID.
Vacant: Or. & b. modern brick: priced
right, on easy terms. or trade equity in part
payment for tO 9 room house, vicinity Of
5th and Fla. ave. NV.
HOME BUYERS
Or investment seekers. See our large com
piete list, including Groom. modern brick.
coo block ne. 16Oo block Kraemer ne;
24O0 block NV; 400 block Washington
n W, etc. On cash payment 500 upwards.
n. f. RHON Co, INC.
Main 4j97. 1923 ST.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
PRICE, $500 EASY TERMS. six rooms
and bath: h.-w.h.: property in very good con
dltion and a splendid home in very desirable
location
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department, 10th and G..
Main 432. Evenings. North 3l3.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES
NEW-DETACHED.
CHEVY CHASE.
c1O EOn
S1OSMl

The designer and builder of this attractive
full 2-stOry Groom and bath home was award
ed gold medal by the Board of Trade for
designing the most attractive and practical
home in Washington. No wonder because
they sure beauties and have everything
you could want. including open fireplace oak
floors hot-water heat, gas, electricity and the
prettiest stairway and woodwork you ever
saw. Lot l+3 feet deep. Think OF this in
CHEVY CHASE FOR $40 500. on a cash pay
ment of 81 900 and SS7. so per month. It's
furnished by w. b. Moses and heated and
lighted at night. Phone CIeve. 2Sl4-w, eve
nings, our Mr.. Lewis during day TO inspect
McKEENER & GOSS,
14l5 st. Main 4752.
S100 DOWN-NACANT
Brick home with double brick garage
rooms bath and cellar furnace hent-near
1st and streets northwest Terms SIS
per month. Price. $4,000.
G. +. WARlNG
1416 st. NV. Phone Main 91T2
on LONGFELLOW STREET WEST OF GA.
AVE, NEAR 18TH ST.
Dunigan-built house; and bath;
all modern improvements; screen breakfast
and sleeping porches; garage paved alley;
deep back yard; must be sold. Price and
terms are right; an opportunity. Call Mr..
Finn. 1898
Call us any time during day or evenings
late as pm.
McKEEvER & GoSs,
1415 X st. Realtors Main 1852.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Advanced Information.

Now nearing completion in 18th st. Heights,
detached brick homo Of rooms, tile bath,
porches, fireplace. hot water heat. cleo. and
gas. HOME YOU WILL RE PROUD TO
own. This home will be sold before FIN
ished so if interested. You must net quick.
Price, $lJ,O Address Box 36S-R, star OF
Evening star., 1925-01-22
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

JUSI OFF I4th NTKEET.
Colonial home. almost new, - feet wide
on lot $50 deep, wide alley. Eight large
rooms. breakfast and sleeping porch, 1Ox14
feet, stairway to fioored attic. con-
crete front porch. hardwood floors. hot
water heat Priced to sell Immediately.
Address Box 4S3-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
CLEVELAND PARK-NEw.

This is a corner house on Macomb street
Most durable construction It'll" covered
with stuccol. Six rooms. full tiled bath
and extra layatory. enclosed sleeping
porch, pantry with buiit-in refrigerator
Address Box 50O-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

n. L. SALISBURY co. INC,
1913 Eye st NV. Phones Main 5o04-5.
Exceptional Business Offering.
A vaub piece o hsin pomi norhw
at { a bfck wi and tnents
% hot heat
Near 14th and Park Rd.
o : h eart
2220 1St St. NV.
5 being cred remarkb
paveda should
Near 18th and Jefferson Sts. NV.
m E from eIeio
{ il $ dirab in argey
fe deep Terms
Near Naval Observatory.
il semi ache Beuu built I
pax porch
$
EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL Q PM
~ L. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
in al
l4l8 Eye 81. NV Phones Main 5904-5.
Evening star., 1925-01-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.


Realtors.
S1565O.
CONNECTICUT AVE AND n ST.
t 0 the Emba
and just on Gon ctsnt ave It large bright
especially large living and dining rooms With ornied cell
floor ktchn star Second floor has threa
dooms, ftro on tern posuran ndertnd-
Dom andb bath rd floor has t1reb bright and weIp
S15OOO-FAIRMONT ST.
Q frt ardso OF St
is is we'll built
Reasonable
S8OOO-THREE-FAMILY FLAT.
bargain three efamIya
ht
$12,5O0-SAULS ADDITION.
m to a dnachs four
bedroom
weui
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home OF Homes
Main 900 14l7 X St NV.
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1925-01-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
RE YoU INTERESTED IN \ MODERN
CCOntinued)

ARE YoU INTERESTED IN \ MODERN
HOME WITHIN \ BLOCK OF
10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD:
Almost new. best TRANSFORMATION facilif
Rock Greek park Six spacious rooms,
open fireplace, breakfast and sleeping
porches, buIt-n garage. hot-water heat.
pantry. stairway to noored attic. Anxious
to SELL will take s., 900 less than origi-
nal price. Address Box 470-R, Star office.
EQUITY IN TWENTY -STX TWENTY-FIVE
University place. Write for engagement. II.
BUCHANAN ST.--6 II. & r.: H.-W H.. ELEC.
light, = screened porches; vacant. ready for i'm
mediate occupancy; SI4 900: make offer; terms
JoHH ', CLARK, RENT SPECIALISTS" i"
500 7th St NV. Main 2502.
pa
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME ON YER
mont ave. Modern in every respect; large
hot-water heat lot 5Oxl13 #; price, $4,000
THE J. w. HOLLOWAY Co.
Real EState-Room "a, Loew Bldg.
mo F St NV Franklin SOS.
CLOSE TO SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
In most desirable residential section; close
to large park 6 very large rooms, tile bath,
h-wh. cleo large front and side porches.
sleeping and breakfast porches. open fireplace.
hardwood floors and built-in garage One OF
60 ALAN F; WALKER & CO.; Mn INo; ssoo
S13 10th 81. NV. Main 2Ss0:
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Kalorama road, near 18th street: modern
Groom house for your home and your busi-
DINowITz REALTY co. INC,
736 11th st. NV.
S135OO ON TERMS
New. semi-deteched, siN-room and bath,
brick home; modern throughout; Just one
block from National Cathedral Call Mr.
Leigh for particulars. If253
Phone US any time during day or evenings
until -, 9 o'eIocE
Realtors.
1915 st NV Main 4752.
MODERN BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
one and one-half blocks to Connecticut ave.
Five rooms and bath; strictly modern. This
house has exceptionally large living room.
win fireplace; lot 5OXl2J: fully sodded and
planted with cyergreens and flowers terms
cali Mr. Ayre for particulars,
Phone anytime during day or evenings
until 9 O'Clock.
McKEEHER & GOSS,
115 X st. NV Main 4752
NEAR l4th AND RANDOLPH-sl35OO.
emi-detached brick containing rooms and
bath a bedrooms and inclosed sleeping pOrchl,
front and rear porches, h.-v.h.. eiec.. hard
wood ioors screens awnings; numerous built
IL features: 10 tons coal in cellar: large lot.
Moderate cash requirements.
:. ALLAN F; WALkER 4 co; IN ING :soo
PRICE UNDER $1,000.
100 TO 1892 D st. Sc. Six
large rooms, bath, h.-w.h., cleo
trio light, built-in ice box, one
piece sink. double rear porches
and wide front porch. Deep lot
to a wide alley. Easy terms.
Open until 9 pm.
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
906 New York Ave.
Main $500.
NEAR THE UNION STATION AND POST
Office-S-room modern semi-dNtached brick
house. Arranged for two families if desired.
Price $8.o50.00. Terms
CYRUS Simmons, Real Estate.
1910 II ST. NV. Main 1923
Evening star., 1925-01-22
NEAR nIrnNr CIRCLE

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Sli.IOO will buy an eight room two
Ia tn residence only one block from Du-
pont Circle. Good residential street
Ioned hrst commercial. Address Box
4f5-R, Ster Office.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

NEW ar. BRICK. DEEP PARKING. BEAC-
tiful shaded street, gar. space. $6.950; small
cash payment AMI mod. monthly payments on
one trust at 612 q until paid- Write LEE
ROSS 5OT II st W 22'
Evening star., 1925-01-22

OLORED-SPLENDID BRICK RESIDENCE
near 2nd and sts. NV Eight rooms on two
floors Il bedroomsl and tile bath good heat
ing plant and electric lights; splendid Condi-
with $1,000 cash. Address Box 32sR, star
Evening star., 1925-01-22

REDUCED 81 900 FOR QUICK SALE OR
trade from owuer-U p-to- date 3-famiy apart
ment, two-sluTy. two-car brick garage, pay
ing for itself net income and one apartment
occupied by owner. free rent; for inspection
call 2i2S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-22

WANTED-SUBURBAN PROP'TY
BY COUPLE EMPLOYED. SMALL MODERN
cottage with space for garden and chickens;
must be cheap. Address Box 36l-R, star
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