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Evening star., 1925-09-03

STEAK SERVED IN THE STYLE
OF INDIA Is SURE TO PLEASE
the English style of service Once the
dish to give the cosmopolitan touch TO
the dinner was steak served as they
serve it in India.
Have you ever associated steak and
pineapple in your mInd2 In India they
would have them not only associated
in the mind, but also upon the palate.
Another surprise is that tomato, steak
and pineapple repoSe at one and the
same time on the same plate, and
Evening star., 1925-09-03
HICKO RY
MONTH

is here! Leading dry goods stores
are havins special Hickory Prod
uets displays which you won't
want to miss. Meet all the MEM
bers of this big, Interesting
Hickory Family.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Hickory Belts

Upper-All-Elastic Hickory Belt.
Gentle, non-binding, bandage elas-
tic. Elastic pendants. Slip-on style
no fastening. Flesh, honeydewor
white medium, large or exsralarge.
As low as 25c; satin trimmed SOC.
Lower-Hickory Belt with Sateen
Shield. A soft, fabric belt with elias
tic only at the sides and onthe tabs,
to adjust their length. Bone button
at side closing. Easyto put on and
take of. Flesh or white; medium,
large or extra large. AS low as SOC.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

Hickory Sanitary Belts are so soft and conforming,
SO light in weight and delicately smooth that you
scarcely know you have one on. They're "the belts
that never bind because they're shaped to tlt, and
slzillfuly placed elastic portions relieve all strain
You can wear Hickory Belt night and day with
out the least construction. They have many little
comfort details, too, that you'll appreciate. Q The
safety pins are taped on-a always ready. The pen
dants are cut extra long and the pinning tabs are
firm and secure. In styles suited to various types OF
figure The saleswornan will help you choose.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

when the knife cuts through one in
making a slice to be borne to the
mouth il cuts through all
Evening star., 1925-09-03

There was a fair maid who would
-.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
ITALIANS WISH LONG LIFE
TO TWO ALREADY DEAD
Lenin, Matteotti and MussoIini
Names Scrawled on Walls
to Show Esteem.

ROME. November % (By Maip.-
Many walls in the streets of almost
every Italian city and village from the
Alps to Sicily are covered with painted
scrawls wishing long life to three
men-two Of them dead. The dead
are Lenin and Matteotti. The third
is very much alive-Mussolini. For
centuries It has been the Italian Gus
tom to scribble political opinions on
unresisting walls. The letter w.
which is an abbreviation for Viva"
means Long may he live" Its in
verse, NJ, thus signifies Down with
him. The inscriptions are rarely
erased, but often NJ is painted over
w, or vice versa
Some are highly dramatic: Masonry
must die"' Death to the enemies of
Fascism," or. especially in the vii
lagos, "All who fail to vote for Fascist
candidates are known to u.s. For
months there was visible on one of
the boulevards of Rome, Death to
Mussolini"' But gradually Lenin and
Matteotti are fading out of sight.
Their place is being taken by a new
hero: "Farinacci, long may he live,n
Evening star., 1925-12-13
FINDS FRENCHWOMEN
NOW LESS EMOTIONAL
Barnhardt's Granddaughter Sees
Explanation in Changed
Status of Sex.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. December 12.-Lysiane Bern
hardt, granddaughter of Sarah Bern
hardt, says she has discovered that
women no longer weep in theaters and
has been seeking the explanation of
this change. She remembers how,
when her grandmother played Mar
guerite Gauthier. the sad fate of the
lady with the camelias brought tears
streaming from the eyes of almost
every woman in the theater and
caused much shifting among the male
part of the audience.
For the passing of such emotional
displays she advances two explana-
tions. Late supper and dancing par
ties are now the usual sequel to an
evening at the theater and women try
TO avoid going to them with red eyes
and noses. But the fundamental rea-
son. she says. lies in the changed
status of women in France since the
war. They have achieved a measure
of independence and with il self-con-
troll and a dislike to be found indulg-
ing in displays Of weakness that might
mark them inferior to men.
Mile. Bernhard regrets this change.
She says emotion is good for women
and prevents their natures being
choked by egotism and selfshness.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

BALTIMORE, Md. December 12
SpeciaD.-The general live cattle mar
ket rules steady but quiet, with little
change in values from last week. Out
side Of choice veal calves and Spring
lambs, which are in fairly good de-
mand, movement on other lines is
limited and centered on first quality
stock. Receipts continue light on the
wharves. but ample at stock yards.
Quotations today at Light street
wharf:
Beef-Cattle. first quality, pound,
9a10; common to medium, pound, 5aS;
bulls, as to quality. pound, 4a6: cows.
to fair, pound. 2a3; oxen, as to quality,
pound. 4a6: milk cows. choice to fancy.
head, 50.00a75.00; common to fair,
pound, 14a14h; ordinary to medium,
pound, 8a10; small culls. pound. 8a10.
Sheep-Choice pound. 5a6: old bucks.
pound, 2a4; common. pound, 2a3:
lambs. Spring. choice, pound, Is; fair
to good. pound, 12a14; common, thin,
pound. 8a10.
Hogs-Straight. pound. 12a13; sows,
pound, 10a11; stays and boars, SAL:
live pigs, pound, 12a13; shoats, pound,
10a11.
Rabbits have been in lighter receipt
the past week and. with a good and
constant demand prevailing for fresh
killed stock, the market rules very
firm and values higher at 5.00a6.0 .0G
a dozen for choice nearby stock, and
2.50a3.60 for fair to good.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
HIGH COST OF LIQUOR
REDUCES D. T. CASES
Investigation in Copenhagen Shows
Partial Prohibition
Works Well

COPENHAGEN. December 9.-The
high cost of liquor has decreased the
number of delirium tremens cases in
Copenhagen from 321 in 1910 to "a in
1923. DR.. A. WINNER, professor of
psychiatry Of the University of Co.
penhagen, who has investigated the
liquor situation in this city, says that
the reduction is entirely in the class
OF people who We're not confirmed
drinkers.
The heavy drinking is now being
done by the chronic habitual drinkers.
by fee eeble-minded and epileptics and by
psychopathic degenerates. The casual
drinker has become very moderate
since the passing of the law in 1917
that resulted in the raising of the
price of liquor.
The change in the character of the
inmates committed to institutions Tor
alcoholism since the anti-alcohod leg
islation is characteristic of France
and Germany as well as of Denmark,
WINNER claims. Total prohibition
would not make the degenerate nor
NAL, and he thinks it would be pre-
posterous to inflict 1t on the entire
population in order to benefit the com
paratively few chronic habitual
drinkers.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
RADIO ISSUES HIT
NEW LOWS ON CURB
Oil Shares Are Strong and
Several Reach New
High Levels.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 12.-Specu-
lative followers of affairs on the curb
exchange were again inclined to ia
vor the oil shares in assuming an
active position in today's operations.
New high records were attained in
several miscellaneous oils under the
leadership Of the Lago issues. Creole
and Salt Creek issues were also strong
features. In the Standard Oil group
South Penn scored an early gain of
about points, and Vacuum moved
up 21a points. selling to 104h.
Industrial shares were irregular but
lacked any movement in the early
dealings of material Importance.
Nickel Plate, when issued. maintained
its strong position. Lehigh Power re-
acted IL points after an early dis
play of strength. and Commonwealth
Power sold at 140 and 139h.
In the later trading, when a gen.
eral reaction caused an unsettled con-
dition in the industrial group. several
radio issues dropped to new low rec
ords for all time. Ware Radio sold
down to l. Music Master to / q and
then rallied to 8, and Dubilier Con-
denser sold to 8I2.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ZoN1NG .CoMMIsSTON OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia: Washington. December s. 1925
NO 5s s5R Msseh
Mmbia and TO create a, .Zoning. Commission
that pube nsihfe s be Is heid IN
The ,n o6 Board Room Of the District Building at
of considering the foosns preposed aSq
changes in the boundaries of the use. height
arsa FROM aaa 2REA To RE-
sIRICTED AREA; The property within the
feGss n' 0R Ss
FoTa X so on ~ the he. esss s By
;as on shf ssis y SM sas p'
abuttink both sides Of Wisconsin avenue be.
sf;fs ;|iss 81 IS + ff & f;E'iS
5sb rsogsy ssSstas q: st
HRE1 zna 10 ESs
abpttipg the east side of f. 10th street
srs ssSzs i;ffs5
Fsox a2d sheSs SSsf Hsgss 5gsaRsd E2as r9 HAS kE
nsSSfsS = F. # Fs r. fS&
at premises 3137 and 3l39 st. NV:
CoMMERCIAL: Property abuttinE both sides
& 9t street & Nv between Nth IA, and ,a 18th sts M
ED dasS streets SHtANgEc STHtAdNH cGsIIpc 6S2M E1kST
Lots SIC sI1. s25. s27 and sss. square
2Ss. located at premises l3I3 to 1920 New
York ayenue NV, Lots 500 to so4 incl.
aoa 1ea 70 Of Sor
eiRtS from Rf 6fS 70 SEE
OND COMMERCIAL D AREA: Property
sbutting the west side of Canal Street w.
GRxPH i sEcTioN XIX, AREA DISTRICT
8 S5ifpR Is,f lR Yidth rIrE1IRaE RELt 6SUSs99r Us9rR +
the District Of Columbia. de7-10t
Evening star., 1925-12-13
WALL STREET BRIEFS

NEW YORK, December 1o GP)-
The revival of equipment buying on
the part Of the railroads this week
brought the largest orders in several
months to the manufacturers of roll
ing stock. In many cases the pur-
chaseS have come too late to be re-
flected in annual earnings statements
although few companies still spread
their 12-month fiscal periods over two
calendar years. In addition to the
orders placed during the week, in
Quiries for locomotives and freight
cars have been received from the Ma
tional Railways of Mexico. Florida
East Coast Railway! Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe, Mobile and Ohio and
Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
The British Oil Co today
increased its quarterly dividend from
90 cents share to 81. The new divi-
dend Is payable January . to stock
holders of record December 10.
The Industrial Rayon Corporation
announced today that it had insured
the life of its president, Walter w.
Birge, for s250,000 in favor of the
company. The action had been taken,
the company said, to protect stock
holders because of Mr. Birge's per-
SOlldt COuuuCl VI negotiations LOT InS
building Of new plants in New Eng
land, the South and in Europe.
The General Outdoor Advertising
Co. announced today that net earn
ings for the eight months that the
company has been in opera ton to-
tailed s2,o37.000. while gross revenues
aggregated s19,SOO.Oo0. The amount
available for common stock was said
to be equivalent to S1.90 a share.
Preliminary estimates of the Otis
Elevator Co.'S earnings for 1925 indi-
Gated that they would be larger than
last year. probably amounting to
about $3.50 a share on the outstand-
ing common stock. Last years earn
ings were equivalent to s11.69 a share.
The Pan American Petroleum and
Transport Co, through its Mexican
reports the completion of
new well, flowing 10000 bar
rels a day.
Figures compiled by the Commer-
cial and Financial Chronicle from the
leading cities of the country show
bank clearings for the past week of
S10.245, ,925,433, an increase of about
per cent over the corresponding
period last year when total clearings
were S9,931, ,052,902. New York City
clearings showed an increase of %
per cent.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
Five Big Factors
Back of Financial
Moves During Week
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 12.-En-
even price movements character
lied this weeks financial and Sc
curities markets.
Stock prices gathered strength
as the week progressed. but soft
spots cropped out in various sec
tions of the list as professional
traders who had bought stocks
'for turn" cashed in their profits.
The upward movement was ac-
celerated by the favorable resumes
of the business situation made by
President Coolidge and Secretary
Mellon in their communications to
Congress, by an Unexpectedly large
increase in the untitled orders of
the United States Steel Corpora
ton, by the retention of the 312
per cent rediscount rate by the
New York Federal Reserve Bank
and by a series of favorable divi-
dend announcements.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
COTTON AND GRAIN
LOWER DURING WEEK

NEW YORK, December IL R.-
Cotton futures broke sharply during
the week on another upward revision
Of the Government crop estimate, clos
ing quotations disclosing net losses of
SO to rs points on the week. Specu-
lative fears that the Argentine gov
ernment report next Tuesday might
disclose less damage to the crop than
private estimates had indicated, was
held to be largely responsible for the
selling of wheat, which dropped to
10 cents a bushel below last week s
closing quotations.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO, December IL @.-
Wheat-No. 1 hard, s1.72a1.72K: No. 2
hard. 1861 a1.71A. Corn-No. mix
ed, 76; No. 3 yellow, 76. Oats-No. 9
white, 42Ha43ha; No. 8 white. 41%a
42A. Rye. none; barley, 5sa76; timo-
thy seed, 6.50a7.35; clover seed, 81 .00a
1880; lard, 1872; ribs, 1887; bellies,
1450
Evening star., 1925-12-13
PRICES IRREGULAR
IN STOCK MARKET
Trend Upward During Ses.
sion Until Checked by
Profit-Taking.
By thc Associated Press.

by lnc Associated Press
NEW YORK, December 12.-StocA
prices pointed upward during the
greater part of today's market, bua
a renewal of profit taking and spo.
radia bear selling in the last haIe
hour gave closing quotations an ir.
regular appearance. Trading was In
relatively heavy volume for a half.
holiday session, total sells falling juss
below 100000 shares
Selling pressure was again exerted
against French francs, which col.
lapsed over 5 points to another new
low record for the year at $685. cents.
Commodity markets were quiet. Cot
ton futures We're reactionary. March
contracts falling below l9 cents a.
pound, but wheat prices were slightly
frmer on a resumption of foreign
buying.
New Peak Prices.
Speculative interest in the stock
market was confined largely TO about
dozen specialties and rails. A sud-
den outburst of buying in Allis-Chal-
mers based on reports of expanding
business sent that stock up nearly
6 points to a new high record for
the year at 963&. The demand on
Stewart Warner Speedometer, which
showed an extreme gain OF over 4
points at 927a, new 1925 top. was
stimulated by reports of heavy radio
business.
New peak prices IN the Industrial
group also were attained by American
Waterworks. Artloom, Case Thresh-
ing Machine preferred. Continental
Can, Devoe and Reynolds, Interna-
tional Paper, Jewel Tea, Mathieson
Alkali and South Porto Rican Sugar.
American Smelling advanced frac-
uonally to 135i2. the highest price in
nearly 20 years. in the early trading,
but later fell back to 134 for a net
loss of IA points on the day.
American Can Strong.
American Can scored an extreme
advance Of over 3 points at 2.59as and
then eased TO 258ia. but the other
standard industrials were reactionary.
United States Steel common closed a.
point lower at 1876 and Baldwin
yielded fractionally to 128ia. Com
mercial Solvents q broke 4 points on
a small turnover and losses Of > or
more points were recorded by Ameri-
can Chicle, Beechnut Packing, ChryS-
Ter. Postum Cereal and United Fruit.
Interest in the rails was divided be-
tween Pittsburgh and West Virginia,
which scared over points to new
peak price at 123 and then yielded TO
12012, and Rock Island common,
which closed over 8 points higher at
SOS; Atlantic Coast Line, Chesapeake
& Ohio, common and preferred, Chi
cago and Northwestern. New York
and Harlem, Nickel Plate" and st.
Louis Southwestern all broke through
their previous 1925 peak prices.
French Francs Weaker.
Offerings of French francs origi-
mated largely in European centers.
the weakness of the currency in Paris
being attributed TO the heavy pur-
chase of foreign securities there.
Speculative unea siness over the sue
cess of the Loucheur financial pro-
gram was contributing cause to the
selling in other centers.
Other currencies showed only NOM
inal changes, demand sterling ruling
unchanged at S4.S45s.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
DIVIDEND RESTORED.

NEW YORK, December IL R.-
Common stock of the Glidden Co. to-
day was restored to q 81 annual divi-
dend basis through declaration of a
quarterly payment of so cents share.
No dividends have been paid on the
issue since 1921, at which time the
50-cent rate was in effect.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
LIVE POULTRY STEADY.

CHICAGO, December IL P).-Poul-
try-Alive, steady; receipts. cars;
fowls, 17a24; springs, 20; turkeys, -;
rposters, is; ducks, 2Sa24; geese,
Evening star., 1925-12-13
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS.

Miss NJ Moyea Newell, authoress,
of Westchester, y. Y, has gone
abroad to make study Of India and
the Gandhi situation.
Evening star., 1925-12-13

SELECT LIST OF ATTRACTIVE HOMES
1904 SHEPHERD ST. NE, BROOKLAND.
Shepherd
s'' a. q" a"A' ' anu vi '
1880 LAMONT ST. NV.
anmdr concr 5 in
a We consider II buys
WASHINGTON HEIGHTSa
mdr
House % car ' AS'An e-f'
H21 JACKSON ST. NE, BROOKLAND.
co1a dshsa a OCCUPIES Shci sSL.ps
S % bee aanf
quk be reduce price Wo
6101 4th ST. NV, COR. 4th AND QUACKENBOS SITS.
bath large HSr s most desirable suburban home in district
WARDMAN,
1890 X St. NV. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Department 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings. North 3l3.
Near Wardman Park Inn.

Priced 5000 under any similar house in
this highly desirable section. We are au
thorized to sell this attractive brick home
on Con 1ecticut ave. near Woodley road
deep to an alley First floor has three t3)
beautifully appointed rooms and bn., breakfast as
closed sleeping porch and two t2l baths on
second floor There is servants room and
bath in the basement Many conveniences
which will particularly appeal to the home
buyer: there is a two t2) car brick garage
This home should particularly appeal to an
Army or naval officer. Price Is S23. 500 and
we can arrange the terms for you.
c. H. SMALL & CO.,
REALTOR-BUILDER
Main 6S61. 925 10th st. NV.
Phone Adams 66l Evenings
and Sundays.
Evening star., 1925-12-13
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

SAIIE Uh RENT-HUCSES.
1888 EMERSON ST. NE-BRICK. 8 LARGE
a mo- rent CAsEfToE essf ia OF s,5 "
Ir ao62.
HOUSE. 2sX32, ALL IMPROVEMENTS;
lot 250x200: 40 minutes to D. c.: must
sell or rent; Nash. West Falls Ch.. Va.
Phone Falls Church cas-.
1885 30th ST. N.w.-a-ROOM CENTRAL
Key at $3.50 3oth ST. Call west 23oS for
information
Evening star., 1925-12-13

WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.
SIX 10 TEN ROOM HOUSE. CITY Or B. G.
suburb or near Chevy Chase Club: must
be fairly priced. Phone Main 3!S.
owner an s-room 2-bath. modern. brick
house, in the vicinity OF 10Th and Park I'd.
s1Sss.nsisl Sf essS payment' s % Boz BOX s4b. stsr
once.
Evening star., 1925-12-13

STONE & FAIRFAX.
NEAR 10Th AND COLUMBIA RID.
S135OO.
ON ONTARIO PL.
the
WEST CHEVY CHASE.
$3.50
sun0 bur- section @ 9fS % an h df ne ead rear $3.50 cash.
NEAR 18th AND QUINCY SITS. NV.
$780,
A'A''
ONE BLOCK FROM 10th AND EAST CAPITOL SITS.
$6,35O
a arge andb
Park
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
$4,000
A GOOD SOUTHEAST LOCATION.
S4,5OO
xner
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424
MEMBER WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1925-12-13

The Best Colored
Homes in Northeast
Washington
See these beautiful new Homes at
44th and Hayes Street NE.
In them Is every modern and up:to;date
comfort and convenience. You wont have
single fault TO find with the pannng o.
there isn't a bit of waste space TO compl-
sss HGms ssd Of Tss1 peasns n
architecture. The group is the popular
Seni-detached Type.
Sample Home,
44OO Hayes St. NE.
Large Lots.
They are Of the pSpul,sr ,H.o four,room and and
Sssh Sssh .sd q
inspection. Tho lighting fixtures are artis-
'ie and the floor: or. unusually good Fine hn-
Reasonable Prices
Convenient Terms.
This section 10 very desirable and is grow
ing rapidly. therefore prices are bound to
pm. Take 18th and Il SITS ne. car marked
! B. B. PINN,
Exclusive Agent for Owner.
712 Kenyon st.
Phone Col. 5817.
QUICK REALTY CO.
Quick service. Quick results.
oPEN-TAKoMA PARK. SO CARROLL
ave, 10 rm.. bath. ami: brick: slate
roof: semi.det: Lear ga. Owner now
gfss s% COR
GerAnium. al
center.ha!l plan; hedrms. and sip. pch
orEScnEVY Yew cHAsE sIm bou.e D Scoe NE
distinctive and well appointed in all fea-
FOB sg5edF .sa .as@. fw
two-story pebble-dash stucco; ami; ex-
ceptionsl In all features;
suburbs: excellent terms: some selling be-
low cost.
Our auick-service plan will provide renter
for your property.
QUICK REALTY CO.,
Room 1oe. 1910 H st. NV.
Office. NJ. 64s2. Res. Clev. 3677.
BIG BARGAINS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NORTHEAST.
1910 TO 1888 OATES NE.
tGo north on 18th from X ST.
homes. rooms. bath. h..v.h;. gas and elec-
Ssssa
' ANY BROKER OR
aoaE SaosE sne S1H7s .sos ssaS
Evening star., 1925-12-13

s29925-CHEVY CHASE-Beautifu Home.
@ e. s, @ t. ] ss @ sss$ $ss :ssS;s si s. ;s =.
# :l BE- ] g S$ $ "a: s, .:S IT, ' H'7s
s16,5OO-CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS
New Semi Detached Brick.
5s * ss ss:sssss s.: @ Ss If s, $a s1 T.: s$
% s % @ ss % Value Let US show you
s1oOoo-IN THE HEART OF MT. PLEASANT.
@ 5;; Ss;$s. @ 5 s s;? s :ss' :sr :! s s
ss. ss Ia . '5 . Bq Z i XII s al III
s575o-16th ST. EIGHTs-Exceptional Value.
R' s. slate FSs and home ss sssHy e such @
SIS, ,5OO-2Oth ST. N.W-3-Apt House ~
= = a * I ss @ s s sn s: !:'9s ss
= 8 ss "a s: ssss = :ss :ss and ss: '
s14,5Oo-CHEVY CHASE, MD-Big Detached Frame
s:s 5$ as Ss5sS; >: ~ ; '3s $ 7'13ss
s1O750-CONDUIT ROAD-Bungalow ..~
s::s Rsss 's E se %S 81 a. ( ssssS ;ss
|SlO750-PERRY PI. N.W.-2OFoot House
ssos 1es % % n SSsas arr ss"s at ss
soz5o-OTIS PL. N.W.-Four- Bedroom House
gc 5 s oak FL % s al ? hsS vi ss GseTs % two P;s; @ have ave
s.1ssos % ,s : sss NAY Be sS & you mean
s7,85o-ADAMS ST NW.-sixRoom Brick.
II ns s sosasos ns sold % a % pecss s. new house.
s7s5O-BROOKLAND New Homes.
s. : i: :: @ :: s: E:: ~ :a ! @ s:
S25o-UHLAND TERRACE Mccoy Home,
& sd s ss s oak esH' ssSe e c:s good lot modern
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOMEsEEKERS.
SUNDAY.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
o24 18th ST. NV REALTOR MAIN So
Evening star., 1925-12-13
18th St. NV.

ICIII CI. N. w.
~ BLOCKS COLUMBIA ROAD
$4,000: TERMS: rooms. bedrooms.
baths sleeping porch all modern improve
ments: semi-detached brick: all outside
ro oms Owner left city and wishes to sell
at once.
Evening star., 1925-12-13

Downtown, First Commercial.
is rooms. h.-wh electric lights: corner al
ley. double garage: can easily be remodeled
into Offices: one block from Patent Office:
10000: terms.
Evening star., 1925-12-13

Gated ne. near Eastern High. A real bar
gain Immediate possession Or will rent
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER,
Main 1892. $50 1Ith ST. NV.
Easy Terms.
14l2 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.
Well Constructed.
Every convenience. Priced right. tl3th and
ANY BROKER or
un,o, Tlas, THsIFn s,da. BUILDING G2;a FL. 7ss.
All IRVING ST. NV.
Open am. to pm, Sunday
Deep yard d. garage; gar paved alley.
T.rms hansdss as iow sHs ss ss'a5 $500 o0ts. es.h
Monthly, payments as low as $50.
pr1e seuais ous af ea Re1 l. Ioo4s for
The Most Livable Homes
Imaginable
Inspect this new group OF Kite
Detached Homes
and you'll look no further. They are gems
OF comfort and convenience. Planned to glve
plenty of living room without excess-com-
pact to aid housekeeping. EQUIPPED with
modern and up-to-date equipment and all
fassss in ien % da. a
the value of property is advancing daily
3O2S-3O56 Monroe Street NE.
Large Lots.
s,I amply large rooms; & perfectly sD,nn. aDpS,in,
cicsets: economical hot-water heating plant.
with separate heater for service water
artistic electric fixtures. perfect finishing: !:
excellent foors; laundry tubs: foundation
planting-growing lawns
Our Terms Will Make
Ownership Easy.
II you are motoring. come out Rhode
Island avenue. or take the trolley on e ST..
leaving the car at Rhode leland ave. and
Monroe ST. It's then just q step to these
Homes.
to chow you about all day every
da'EBinfflituoolHs Bnflt oWnsd sinGsd{ snd For Sal. by
HARRY A. KITE
(Ineorporated).
1S1dK Ct phone Main 4S46-