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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
Building Permits

F G GS5in 2 91S Union addition; $500
SsHaooV. Davis. 1910 Edwards. dwelling.
SoSMG H. Wild. a45a N. Alabama. addition.
Harvey, $3.50 Broadway. dwelling.
s,SCh L. Wharton. Oil Broadway. remodel.
dw g s. H liz Sao 4la4 N. Pennsylvania,
Q. s Hixon. 4134 N. PENNSYLVANIA. fur
20 Miller. es7 f. Thirty Second. reroof.
dnMs Nip: % 9Sd $3.50 E. Twenty-sixth.
N: p. Darby. 345o E. Twenty-sixth.
dw Nj E R s. iE4SSSo 1855 E. Twenty-siHth.
N N. E. Darby. 345e E. Twenty-sixth. fur
aaR, Prinden. 1417 N. olney. reroof.
GO Meyer. 1141 s. Keystone. reroof.
Merritt building Company. ga Park.
TsJJ,bo QUINN R0E}e1R esslty 90 Company. aaO7 E.
f. KTesge. AGO N. Pennsylvania,
SeES E. Wood. 1872 N. Alabama. boiler
p: C.. Torelle Company. sO2 FIT. Wayne,
~ N Moran. 1874 N. Delaware remodel.
HAN, Amt J 1928 Shelby; repatirgs5 o $500.
Srsss western III III sSSS %psHy 5ofa
s pS 0l 5si RSE'E E. % saaisaa $:'S ga
~ Heck Drug Company. Washington and
A. N Rosenthai. $3.50 N. Meridian. re-
E. Hobart. 40 N. Campbell. dwelling.
GJ: sehickstanz. Jr., GOAL N. Temple,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
POLICE SLATE
DOZEN DRIVERS
Five Face Speeding Charges
After Tuesday Night.

Twelve auto drivers were slated
at the city prison Tuesday night.
five being alleged speders.
They gave their names and ad-
dresses as: Curiiss Davis, II, of
3141 Shelby ST., and Murly Boles, IS.
of 1918 -. Oakland Ave!, charged
with speeding and reckless driving
on the left side of street car; Thomas
r. Neal, 80, of 1926 Cornell Ave,
charged with speeding. resisting ar.
rest and improper driving.
Elmer F. Hhodes, 30, of 1888 Ken
wood Ave, and Frank Minardo, 80,
Of SOB w. Morris ST., charged with
speeding, and Minardo with assault
and battery; John Pearson, 80. of
2204 E, Washington ST., held on
charges of assault and battery and
driving while intoxicated, and Leon
ard Otto, II, of 1443 S. Talbot Ave,
charged with failure to stop safter
an accident. Five drivers violated
other traffic driving laws, police say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
KNAPP CAPTURE
BELIEVED near
Wrecked. Auto of Rich Fugi-
tive Found.
BIZ limited Press

BIZ limited Press
NEW YORK, July 15.-Although
a wrecked automobile driven by
Phillip K. Knapp, alleged fugitive
and slayer of Luis PAMELA has been
found in Seneca County, upstate,
District Attorney Weeks Of Nassau
County expressed belief today that
the young man might be captured
within a few hours in New York
City.
Local police who have been CO.
operating with Long Island author
tiles in the manhunt believe Knapp
doubled back on his tracks after
wrecking his automobile near
Ronulus. Letters received by for
mer army buddies from the deserter
Indicated he intended to rejoin a
bootleggers band near the Thousand
Islands.
1t now is believed these letters
were written as a blind and that
Knapp is seeking safety from pur'
suit among New York's six rhillions.
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SMOKE CASE CONTINUED
Evidence i'm Trial of FOxworthy Il
Be Heard July 25.

Evidence in the case Of NJ. l.. Fox.
worthy, manager of Merchants Heat
and Light Company, charged with
violating the smoke ordinance, will
be heard in city court July 25 fol.
lowing a continuance of the case
Tuesday.
j. w. Fesler. defense attorney.
withdrew a motion to quash the af-
fidavit, as it did not state the offense
with sufficient certainty, after Fac
Patrick, city prosecutor, said the af.
fidavit would be altered so as to
make the allegations more specific.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
MOTORCYCLIST HURT

Paul White. 3411 n. Pennsylvania
st. was slightly injured when his
motorcycle was struck at Meridian
and Twenty-First SITS. by a machine
driven by Sylvester Wade. 62S w.
Tenth St, Late Tuesday. Wade was
charged with assault and battery and
failure to stop at a preferential
street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
YEAR ADDED TO COURSE
Effective in 1926, Dentists Must Go
to Bloomington.

Effective in 1926, students in In
diana Universitys dental school,
formerly the Indiana Dental College,
will be required to complete a five
year course instead Of a four-year
course, Dean Frederic r. Henshaw,
announced today.
A years study in chemistry,
zoology and English at Indiana Uni
versity at Bloomington, will preface
the four-year course in dentistry
here, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
NO CLEW) TO SHOOTING
COlOred Youth Wounded Near Six
Points, Brought to Hospital.

Sheriff Rodney and Prosecutor J.
T. Hume, both Of Hendricks County,
said today they have no clew to the
person who shot James Grimes,
colored, 16, Guthrie, Ky, near Six
Points lat the east border of Hen
bricks County, late Tuesday.
Charles B. Minor, Is, colored, also
of Guthrie said he and Grimes, were
walkin( to Indianapolis to visit
Grimes sister and were joined by a
white boy at Terre Haute. They
were sleeping behind sign board
when Grimes was shot. He was
brought to city hospital.
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is COSTLY
Alleged Short Change Artist Caught
at La Porte.

BIT { MICA PFCSS
LA PORTE, Ind, July 15.-F1irta
ton with a woman bank teller whom
he is alleged to have tricked out Of
$50 a few minutes before, led to the
arrest of George T. Stone Of Column
bus. Ohio, alleged short change
artist, on a grand larceny charge.
He is said to be wanted in other
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
PARK CONCERT PLANNED
Military Band viii Play Thursday
Night-PrOgram Given.

r. Walter Jarvis. park superin-
tendent, today announced the pro-
gram for a municipal concert to be
given by the Indianapolis Military
Band at 1880 p. m. Thursday in Uni
versity Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
APARTMENT is ROBBED
Blind Woman Also Reports $40 Miss
ing From Taxi.

A burglar stole clothing worth
$160 from the apartment of Max
Golden, 221 E. Pratt St., police were
told today.
Mrs. Emma Mckenzie, blind, of
1116 Udell ST., told police that when
she alighted from a taxicab at her
home the driver said her bag, con-
tanning $40 and some crochet work,
was gone. n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
mo BURGLAR FOUND
re Sa, Woman FRO
Locked Door On Inside.

A police emergency squad, Tues
day night, responded to a call ffom
Mrs. Mary J. Osterman, 1929 N.
Pennsylvania St.. who said a burglar
was holding the door so she could
not enter.
Sergeant Sheehan and squad en-
tered an upstair window and found
no one. Sheehan said Mrs. Osterman
probably forgot about the inside
snap lock when she went out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15

Mary Case.
Excerpts from Musical Comedy "Qld
49,. DutCt ...s.sss.. ss.... herbert
"Humoreske" ............. DvoraK
"Star-Spangled Banner"
Mary Case. Soloist
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
OPPOSITION EXPRESSED
Mayor Against Plan to Keep Courts
~ in Police Station.

Mayor Shank today expressed op-
position to the proposal Of county
commissioners to allow two of the
four courts, which replace present
city courts Jan. 1, to remain in the
police station.
Shank said he believed the police
ds@ar tment needed all space availa-
b & the building. He will confer
wic~ Police Chief Herman F. Rik-
hoff and board Of safety members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-15
TWO TAKEN IN AUTO
Motorists Charged With transport
ing Intoxicating Liquor.

ing Intoxicating Liquor.
F. H. Arnold, S14 Fl. Wayne Ave,
and DeWight Fritchey, 2446 N. New
Jersey St., under Arrest today charged
with possession and transportation
Of Intoxicating liquor.
They were arrested Monday near
an abandoned farm house, eight
miles south Of Noblesville, Ind,
when Sheriff Charles Gooding and
Federal prohibition agents found
eighteen gallons of alcohol in an
automobile.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR WIS. AVE. EX-MoDERN g.
room bungalow, vacant: high eleva-
tion, bis corner lot: must be sold:
submit your offer: easy terms or
trade.
Near Wis ave. and O-2-family
pressed brick fiat. perfect repair:
rented $3.50 q year; reduced to
$3.50; easy terms or trade.
Park View section--6-room and
bath colonial brick, furnace heat
elec. lights TO be installed: big lot,
paved alley: sacrifice S5.o5o: terms
Ord St, near Kenilworth elec; cars
Modern Groom house; big lots:
take $3.50. $500 cash. balance $50
Q month including q 60 interest until
Just south of Lincoln Park-3-
story pressed brick. hot-water heat,
elec. fights: double brick garage;
vacant; less than $1,000 easy
terms: trade or rent.
Near National Museum-Semi-de de
tached brick, 8 rooms: new bath
being installed: newly decorated
vacant: bargain at S5,4o0; $500
cash. balance easy.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 45e7. 1423 St.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
S4,5O.

1909 y St. Sc.
This beautiful semi-detached home
consisting of rooms. bath. porch. large
yard. newly papered and painted
throughout. Ready for occupancy: $500
cash. easy terms. Act quick.
Day phone Main 9s9. Night Adams
Evening star., 1925-05-27
3lOe cath St. NE.
Half block south r. I. Ave
Telephone North 5a2l,
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.


1 aaieSsl hRoaS Ps2s ssnary R s
minutes from hea5. Of city stores
Phone P ~ n y 5000 oISi 70 IL am a Mr.. :. smith
VERY DEsIRABLE GROOM HOUSE. WITH
s' bath located ss on
GSehE III Bs5Rssas Ma Fssss Betty lss
NINE ROOMS. BATH. MODERN IMPROVE;
sn and eeEss eieseaad n1rfas ssss sSsFass Conduit s.aa
IN BEAUTIFUL GLEN ECHO, HEIGHTS
overlooking Potomac River: six large rooms
and bath, modern; large sleeping porch: won
fruit f'fi ne Ss pne saoS spas nemped @
eieetrieity With or without furhitqFe in
ant ant. PRICE, 'fo e'' mon" - 4ss'' A''' 's''-
Main sss, R, L. ELICIT E3sI North 1850.
FOR REMITTANCE SUBURBAN HOUSE;
tT9js nT and shade trees Apply A. C. REIN Fl.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, LARGE SLEEP
ing and living porches; growing. garden,
n fs1 s5 hoSse sy
IasosA 1aK sm PARE sin.7 .AfsE Ia, Se bu f1ss noSs
a ss9 Rd $50 s. $4,000 30 PfGns Pins
HaaATTsx!LLE,, Mp-FoEgR MD BINS. BATH
to Armery. call. %.
OPPOSITE EDGEMOOR, ROOMS AND
bath. garage: lawn and shade: S7s5e per
mo. Possession June lst. LEWIS KEISER.
Cleve. 1923 or Bethesda 73-M also 7-room
semi-bungalow. furnished. on Rockville pike.
S125 per month 2as
COTTAGE IN CLARENDON. 3 ROOMS AND
hath: water, gas, electricity and garage, fur
uished; S37 so month Apply 35s Gar
rison ave. Clarendon. Va. as
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME. SEMINARY
Hill, . miles west of Alexandria, on con
crete road. Six rooms and bath. vapor heat
ing plant fine water system. garage: garden
space: field for grazing COW or horse and
room for chickens House Just completed
on site of old home. with beautiful lawn
and great many old trees and shrubs
A very desirable home. win lease for
year or longer to responsible party. Ex-
elusive agents.
SNYDER-KANE-B -BoOTHE CORPORATION.
GA King St.
Alexandria Virginia.
900
Evening star., 1925-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NEAR 10th & COLUMBIA RID.
Hobart St.

y EAR 10th & &COLOM MBlA KID.
Hobart St.
An unusually attractive home property.
located in one of the most delightful
and popular squares in the Mt. Pleas
so much in demand and seldom offered
for sale. three-story tapestry brick
dwelling. having on first floor wide en-
trance hall. splendid living and dining
rooms. kitchen and pantry. There are
two unusually large bedrooms and fully
equipped tile bath on second floor. the
front room across the entire house. also
ss-inclosed sleeping porch. Third
floor has three bedrooms and bath Base
ment contains maids room and conven-
fences, laundry trays and storage room.
Hot-water heat. electric lights. There
are numerous features Oak floors on
first and second floors. beamed-ceilinE
dining room. inst. h.-w. heater screens.
etc. Entire house in perfect condition.
Garage now yielding $40 per month rent.
Owner will give possession with title.
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home Of Homes.
MAIN $500.
J4l7 CT NV
Evening star., 1925-05-27
$14,W0-Connecticut Ave.

$14, 4,OO-Connecticut Ave.
Semi-detsched brick. rooms
porch. sleeping porch. hardwood
floors and trim laundry. toilet,
rear alley, room for garage.
S7,5OO-Eye St. NE.
Convenient TO tha business cen
Modergg sMss: yet nio, strictly residsntlaii Hann;
home with large front porch, 9
nice rooms. tile bath. hot-wster
heat. elec. light. gas: large rear
yard. Easy terms can be ar
ranged
&,25O-Bungalow.
Close to 14th st. cars. This is
very attractive home of 4
Eas. electric light: in fine con-
dition; front and rear porches
large lot 80 #. front by $50 #
deep: garage.
SS,S5O-NortheaSt.
Close to H ST. and convenient 10
%ith Dith bsib aG hhss Istrobs 5oom bes. srlsk
$500 cash and the balance $50
month including all interest.
81, 7,4OOeS5OO Cash.
Balance like rent New houses
Sample house, 1919 Monteiio
ave. ne u2th st ne. above
Fla. ave-) Modern. up-to-date
DAVID E. BARRY,
Main 1901. 1907 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
CENTER HALL PLAN.
Ga. Ave. Bet. Keefer & Kenyon
NEAR CORNER-So. 500.

First CONNER. zope; 7-r. and b.. brick :
AMI; space for garage. Frank. $500.
Coming business section.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
$500.
Mass. Ave. NE,
Near ;peafo park
IN MT. PLEASANT,
WEST OF 10th ST.

large front porch, screened-in breakfast
porch. built-iH garage. ami. splendid condi-
ton: owner leaving town must sell: $4,000
caIh required.
l., q real buy: act quick.
- Address Hox 4e6-x. Star eG3ce. 80
Evening star., 1925-05-27
SAI,E-HOJJSES fCout'd.

-
CHEZ CHAsE-sACRIFICE Slo,76O: AL;
most new English-styls home; . rooms and d
bath. hot-wster heat. oak hoors, splendld
as be sold and m dnes nved
Adams 567S evenings.
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE, AND RIVER
road nw-6 rooms. detsehed frame; 10 on fancs a
aTas a9 9' rent NTH dasEa s12S nc Sasf sa %
51l2 9th ST N.w--NEW COLOSSAL
5G and bath rpsbss psr5ss
than original cost: easy terms. 2B-
NEAR DUPONT, CIRCLE : sEMI-DE.
TerR taGRed o brick easily se made % iGs1 th5ss
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
buys, attractive modern suburban home; 10;
Gated in Woodbridge: Convenient to cars and
oak floors hos-wster heating. tile bath,
geTeh Apess BoS fr9m star
BROOM. sEMI-DETACHED HOUSE IN
al mods5
stars. srEstp Prieed $500 under sajeihns prop
t3s .erns 'RSa Room sac as q s1s 15tS St.
PETw PROPERTY. OVER
looking, Grant Circle. Built-in garsss
furnished $4,000; fqEnished; sis; 500 a,s9 for
ON. SHERMAN CIRCLE--8 ROOMS, AND
bath, concrete front porch, large sleeping
h95sh sEz sf2S sas Bdr
KENYoN ST. WEST OF MT PLEAsANT-
7seom and bath home sls5oo eIl',n ina ga
sse ca fFss eoFsRf E. sEiTz ffF F. s
NsWIY E,.IE IP4@pEaE6E @ a.. AM J PANESTED: ES SIX 81;
under $1,000. Call Main 46s5
Evening star., 1925-05-27
UR-BEDROOM DETACHED
STUCCO HOME.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HGTS.

Modern detached stueco home. con-
tanning seven spacious rooms and two
baths a bedrooms): built on high
elevation. overlooking the city. the
Potomac and the Virginia shore.
Large attic with several windows.
slate roof. open fireplace. large con-
crete front porch and large double
rear porches. lot is 90 by Ill feet
with space for garage. Immdiate
possession win he given by owner.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC.
7l3 14th ST. NV. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

6.hK1E@5UDCNn 1SO1 11itI Z.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.
,oew New Groom houses and broom bpngs.
il Seaa,iiui sSedrbs; % low S' prices s' once al
VIM. A. IAGER. Owner,
Ph. Hya.ts. e1o. Res. 1se.R or 15o-w. 20.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
sss m0s' sood @0dfoe near
,,ehoels; large lot and garage. Call US about
Two new Groom houses, ami, .h-w:h.
soed location: sleepinE porches Priced low
ror n quick sale. $1,000 cash and $50 per
>, BUNGALOW containing large living room,
essS esnns and $50 DER paGs moss e0o
WOODWARD & VIETH,
2o29 r. /. Ave. NE. Phone North 7so
aRd R9an MEAR Fl aA.md .nd
soase d sn1nb6sg
ssa,Ia, bath saFsss Iost 6ssatiiHi view II s6i'
vsTs tsrms
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-S15-5l6, Bond Bldg.
14'h as!n sna n 44a. x Ave.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
yos se,oEs buying in YsSdriHd.s H:,.d Jet me show
Beautiful corner home. 2 rooms: 50. of
New ave s.roem Dom tsdms; souss fireplace hardwood
esin. asei9r. sleeping ps5sh fan
s.room house, Corner, on car line: slate
roof, tile bath; se,s5o; small cash payment;
mGpn Sa6p phSymsn,t sesh Shoo cash SEQ p.r mo
s:Ioo% SSnssiow; SS sssSoo cash cash $50 per per mo. mo
M. O. BULL,
North 6611-J. 2200 r. I. Ave. NE.
NEW HOMES
IN LEE HEIGHTS, VA.
A dozen more new homes are finished or
nsarins compilation IN Lee Heights on cflnt the
sesions of rnsn In ns eountg Thss
.ent q wide range OF size. price and terms.
room houses. Here are few Of them:
s-r. house, Tile bsth. -. ] 900 cash
s b0n:s fso sun SS9 5S9 cash cash
r. Baths. sun iri'r praar;lor.. $500 cash
Drive cut today to inspect the new homes
In NTH this T TEapidly growing community 400 feet
Cross new key Brige. turn right on. Lee
assway and drive Res to lee Hsshas te m
csr to take you to property.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
Owner and Developer of Lee Heights,
City Office: Lee Heights Office:
l405 n. Y. Ave. On Lee Highway.
Main has. Clarendon 5S7.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Be wise. before buying see the Mller-built
homes. Positively the best built homes. Also
more for the money. Large pantry, inclosed
sleeping porch. wide lots. built-n china
closet, other builtin features. side porch.
hardwood floors. also attic for storage. Price
and terms can be arranged; also bungalows
for sale or easy terms. 1t will nay you TO
see me. Groom house for rent: also bunga-
low for rent.
f. A. LINGER,
3lOs cath ST. NE.
Half block south r. l. Ave.
Telephone North 5e2l.
SALE OR RENT-SUB, PROP'TY.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSFS.

CENTRAL LOCATION.
Corcoran st., near New Hampshire ave.
n.w.-3-story brick. rooms and hath. ga
rage, freplaces. large closets. This is
good home or rooming proposition reduced
to S10750.
Jesse L. HEISkELL,
11I5 Eve ST NV Main 66S.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Charming and Distinctive New
Home.
NORTHEAST SECTION

Home.
NORTHEAST SECTION.
SS.150; $500 Cash.
II you are June bride or living in a
cooped-up fiat. step on the gas and get one
OF these most delightful homes.
=, SIX large rooms and bath and modern
throughout. Sweet and clean. Immedi ate
possession. Let us show you this tasty
nome ut once. Main 21S.
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
308 Ins. Bldg, 18th e. Eye NV. Main els.
1922 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
9 RopaHse oPpsHes, Z, ssAfa sA1 ,aooa ANIL
OAK FLOORS AND TRIM.
L. w. GROOMES, l416 + ST.
CENTER HALL PLAN.
Beautiful detached corner residence. 10
Gated on one of the prettest corners IN
Petworth. convenient to cars and buses !;
rooms and bath: practically new: attic
and full Gel lar with laundry trays and toilet
not-watef heat and electricity; house OIL
terrace, has large front porch across entire
front deep living room full depth OF house,
with open fireplace. Owner wants QUICK
you should this and at least make an
offer; price. S12. 500. on easy terms. Ad-
dress Box 359-X. Star office.
Ga. Ave. Bet. Keefer & Kenyon
NEAR CORNERS, 500.
First CONNER. zone; 7-r. and b.. brick
ami. space for garage. Frank. $500,
Coming business section.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LINCOLN PARK HOME. HERE is A REAL
home: first time offered luet off of the park;
Secretary to Congressman leaving, must sell
immedi ately: large rooms bath. h.-wh:,
electricity, large front porch. very deep yard,
is worth around $4,000. An excellent buy.
We say this Main 1S3l
Evening star., 1925-05-27
FOX SALE-HOUSES.

SSoLoREDms5o CASH AMP ,,: $40 Eo,II PER r MO,
casS and sad $40 9a'n per sna month % will buy
6i3 9th st. ne. q rooms and oath' oricS'
227 + st. nw-Modern home. pressed
ats 1873 Rosehss EssS snd 'esRs sash good
ssp1 ASa, asIa EzfgeERh :sfs Re-. Ae ssss.
AND PsEyT SsPEcp 9vT THIS THIf EEFksSSsA
HANDSOME NEW HOME IN
TAk9Sb s koSb1tNh PsfK ANE' NP.
=, This home is well worth the Inspecton oi
the earnest homeseeker. Built by day, day labor
toward comfort and eonvenienees Detached; Ssrss
ing fixtures and double ceiling lights French 9l,
please the women because Of its modern
features. such as an enameled kitchen cab-
tor tor. ese' % Four Se bedPooms rooms and % sleeping porch
with beautiful bath that has ouilt-in
Hs and ehss IT Tas %h
attractive birch doors. The upstairs ls
trimmed in mahogany and white;
Drive out Carroll ave. to Woodland ave-,
MeKEERxEIE RssIso4. . Goss.
1415 K 81 He'o's Main 47ss.
COZY BUNGALOW HOMES. fuICED Low.
Four rooms. bath, cleo. 10 min. from
= $500 ) cash: $40 per month. buys one on
Lloyd ave. Mt Ida,
5000 cash. $40 per month. buys the sd-
$500 sas gss oass sss Idsos sSE: one
l.1o Hs,. Main III TAFHerHht 7sIs: Re-. Aa. asss.
LINCOLN PARK.
Having purchased q new home. owner
is anxious TO dispose of beautiful room
and one-bath home close to this hne Gov
ernment park Built of brownstone- brick;
modern heating plant and electricity; House
in splendid condition throughout. Price has
very attractive. For further inform stion ad-
dress Box 1l1V. Star ofice.
NEAR SoLDIERs' HONE GROUNDS.
sAsoo s 1stk tHsHl HitstbE ss5 MoSTH. dSMH
There are six rooms and bath, hot-wat
double rear porches We will take pleasure
in showing this house. as il 10 in perfect
4: Mcneil 4 CO.. INC. -s
PRICE ONLY 81 ,250-SMALL CASH: $40
monthly payments. Detached six-rooui and
bath home in Congress Heights, within one
electricity: lot 12o feet deep. Full par
BlRTTETT-PRATT REALTY CO.
Open until 80 evenings.
Evening star., 1925-05-27
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Lovely brick residence of large rooms
and bath. Exceptionally large living room
with open fireplace, breakfast room, in,
stantaneous hot-water heater: large yard
with garage. bargain il you have $4,000
cash. Address Box 3S6-X Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-05-27

FOURTH AND EAST CAPITOL SITS: z
investment property or home in this beaut-
full section: $4,000 ,underprtced; death in
family eompels immediate sale; $3.50: con-
Evening star., 1925-05-27
COIORED-

In Col: Heights 8 reems, bath, ho.:water ate
Cali Mr. CISSEL. Adams 3027, between IL
and ! pm. or after q prn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
ONE KILLED AND so
INJURED AS TRAINS
COLLIDE HEAD-ON

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 25.-CR-
Members of the train crews injured
in the wrect of the Dixie Flyer and
the Dixie Express at Worley, Tenn,
10 miles south of this city yesterday
afternoon, were reported improving
today.
, hcad-on collision, said to have
resulted from the crew of the south
bound express train failing to obey
orders to pass the flyer at Chica-
manga, left a toll of one dead and
80 injured, Mrs. II. c. Byers of Clo-
quet, Mimi, dying shortly after reach
ing the hospital.
Both engines were wrecked and
several mail and express cars we're
smashed.
Members of the crew injured are ::
Jess Austin, travelling engineer; T. l..
Handy, Smyrna, Ca, engineer of the
Flyer; L. L. Brown, firer n, and
J. NJ. Cooper, fireman, of Atlanta.