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Evening star., 1925-01-21
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID

Located on one of the best streets in Mt.
Pleasant an ciGht-room and bath house of
modern construction in perfect condition. uCcu-
ped by owner, who has just recently built a
,arger home. This house is convenient TO
churches. schools, stores, etc, and n real
buy. The house is clear of any inCumhrapce
and can be bought most reasonable terms
by responsible person. Phone us for further
details Main HS6i
Evening star., 1925-01-21

900 WILSON BLVD,
Clarendon, va,--Attractive 5-r. & b, modern
esss .s ss lot ss.a: less So ss' nasS
S07 ALLISON ST,
Petworth-6-r. & b.. modern, colonial brick;
possession: paved alley; owner will sacrl-
hce on terms consider something small in
327 141l PL. NE.
alley; metal garage: best offer takes t. on on
easy terms: consider trading or renting.
1907 R. |. AVE.
Mt Rainier N MdmS ;ot,Io b. modern ounE.:
refused; on your terms; trade or rent.
COLORED SNAPS.
GAS Morton n.w.-Modern 6-r. b. colonial
brick; hot-water heat; extra deep lot; vaesnt;
73O HOBART.
yscant nswy D.s e os ode,R T9
at Low price and terms We can quote.
224 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
On car line; commercial zone; 7-r. & b.
brick; upper floor equipped for light house
keeping price reduced: easy terms; trade or
1909 CORCORAN NV.
semi-detsched: s-r. & b: brick; commercial
zone; monthly tenant price and terms very
reasonable.
754 COLUMBIA RID.
Vacant; 6-r. & b. modern brick; priced
payment for to room house, vicinity Of
9th and Fla ave. NV.
HOME BUYERS
Or investment seekers. See our large COM
pete list, including Groom. modern brick
800 block L ne. 1900 block kraemer ne. (;
24O0 block NV; 400 block Washing ton
NV, etc. On cash payment 500 upwards.
n. z. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1925-01-21
NORTHEAST $50

A new six-roo and bath brick house wit
built-in garage on an improved street with AL
modern conveniences, electricity. hot-water
heat, gas heater, up-to-date gas range and
standard electrical fixtures. Can be purcha sed
on small cash payment with a total monthly
payment Of $65 including all interest and
principal
Evening star., 1925-01-21
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

COTTAGE CITY MODERN. ) H. & r., $50
month. Main 5n57.
CoSWELI. Phone Clarendon HIVE Il"
with garage and large lot; $50 per mo. RAY
COSWELL. Phone Clarendon 1l7-W2 20'
Evening star., 1925-01-21

Investment Opportunity
aparm located
The entas total month-a
Northwest.
practically
light hardwood floors;
Must Be Sold.
The a
to
Near 14th and Park Rd
O the
Cleveland Park.
PRICE Sill Certainly n
suburb that compares wit hi: house
- - ~ -
Woodley Park
eng
80
EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
n
14lS Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5o04-5
Evening star., 1925-01-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CCOntinuedO
PARK

4 mid-winter bargain for some one desiring
a suburban home: exceptionally well built
bungalow Of the California type consisting of
six rooms, tile bath, living room swith fire
place, hot-water heat, instantaneous heater
hardwood floors and trim, large dry, airy cell
lar, attic over entire house, one-cHr garage on
a lot 6ON112. Phone us for appointment to
inspect as the price is right aud the terms
most reasonable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
SAN SABA BUSINESS
CHANGES ARE ACTIVE

SAN SABA, Sept. 10. = The first
week in September recorded several
business changes in San Saba. Arthur
Taylor has bought the interest OF
Carey Franklin in the Sudden Service
Filling Station. J. s. and T. Baker
have sold their filling station to Brock
Ashby. Thy Connor-Ashby Motor
Company haN removed to the Joekel
building. Mrs. Kate Wallace Of Io-
meta, formerly proprietor of the
Farmers Cafe at this place, will open
q restaurant here in the building pre-
viously occupied by the Kaiser Furni-
ture Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
J. N. NIX JOINS
VALLEY HOTEL
BUILDERS

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 10
]. NJ. Nix, owner of the Lanier hotel
at San Antonio. and also owner of a
large hotel at Wichita Falls, has be-
come a member of the owning company
of the Hotel Ell Jardin of Brownsville,
to be erected soon by Lee B. James
and A. D. Dickinson, it was announced
here by Mr.. Dickinson.
Mr.. Nix will also head the operating
company. Mr.. Dickinson said.
The Hotel FL Jardin in Brownsville
will cost half a million dollars, and
will be built along with a new passen-
ger railway station here Work on
the two buildings is expected to be
started in a short time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
SAN BENITO SPENDS
$l,223,326 FOR
NEW CONSTRUCTION

SAN BENITO, Tex, Sept. 10
That this city is indeed growing is
fully evidenced by the report just
made public by R. T. Collins. city sec
rotary of the building permits that
have been issued from his office since
January first. Permits amounted to
S172. 1926, and represent II buildings.
To this must be added the cost of the
eleven miles Of new concrete pave
ment now almost completed, of $780,
900 making a grand total of S1,223,-
S26 spent in this city for homes and
better streets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
FALL ACTIVITY.

Last weeks building e1ccedeu INC
prior week by "A permits and SlO3,-
$50 in costs.
~ Following slight seasonablt
z slump in construction activities here
during the last three or four weeks,
building is beginning the usual fall
Z activity and every indication points To
= a record for this season in San An
- tonic. Building has been unusually
/. steady this year and variations have
been above rather than below the aver
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
s. A. STARTING
81 HOMES At
s82,176
Trading at s494,526 Also
Takes Upward Trend
to Open Season.

Real estate trading and building
began a sudden upward trend here
last week and the totals for the last
six days exceeded other prior per
iods Of September. Mid-month build
ing reached 1921, 3S4 when 81 permits
were issued and these included g
homes which are costing approximate
ly sS2,17e.
Real estate trades totaling 100, in
.rolved property valued at S494,52G.
This exceeded the prior week by 81
deals and valuations of S17S,7s0.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
]. NJ. FROST BUYS
SITE ON BROADWAY

j. n. Frost Of Frost Bros. Co.. 221
East Houston street, ladies' ready .to-
wear store. figured in one of the larg-
est real estate deals of the week here.
He purchased part of lot in block
%, new city block 425 fronting 40.4
feet on Broadway from William T..
Thornton. ave have no plans for
improvements said Mr.. Frost, "and
the property was purchased solely for
an investment
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
GUARANTEE

If it wears roof at all, any struc-
ture can have an MN GUARAN-
TEED ROOF!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
BOTTOM ICE PLANT
FOR VALLEY CITY

A onestory, steel, concrete and brick
ice plant with a capacity Of so tons
will be erected at Harlingen shortly
for the Valley Electric and Ice Com
pany. Bids. to be filed with $; NJ.
Idden in the Frost building, will be
closed on September %. John NJ. Mar
riott is architect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
EDUCATE WITH FILMS.

The Ford Motor company education'
al film library covers 105 subjects
ranging from those suited to grammar
grades to technical studies in surgery
The largest number of films deal with
agriculture, geography. history, indus
try, sanitat ton and safety.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
PRICES STEADY.

California demand has strengthened
and prospects for fruit crop 20 pei
cent above last year, promises an un.
precedented fall demand from that ter
ritory.
There is good call for southern
oak from flooring plants, which report
sales in excess Of output, and gum is
moving readily to trim factories and
the furniture interests. Recent price
advances in these two woods find
reader acceptance. Sales of northern
hardwoods have expanded until they
now double production and, with
stocks lower, are being made at steady
prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
T ALE BRINGING
BIC BUILDING
DEMAND
Lumber Market Active as
Whole Country Begins
New Construction.

Active demand for building lumber
during the fall season is seen in re-
ports from both city and rural areas
says the American Lumbcrman, Chi
cago. Building permits for July in
81 principal cities were Al per cent
greater than for the same month last
year while the approaching end of the
harvest season in agricultural areas
finds country yards with low stocks
Seven hundred yards in the Mime
apolis trade territory, embracing the
Dakotas, Montana, Minnesota and
Northern Wisconsin, on August 1 re,
ported stocks of 114,OOO,0 900 feet as
compared with 12S,000, 900 feet on
that date last year, while stocks OF
23S yards in Nebraska, Kansas, Okla,
homa, Colorado and Wyoming were As
per cent less in the same comparison,
With mill stocks of both southern pine
and fir low and in poor assortment
the difficulty which softwood pro,
ducers will experience in meeting this
heavy potential demand should be re
Elected in stronger market.
ORDERS GAIN.
While the production of southern
pine mills for the week ending August
% gained slightly, shipments were 8
per cent and orders 6 per cent above
production. Bookings of fir mills eI
ceeded production by Z per cent, not.
withstanding an increase in output
amounting to approximately 5 per
cent.
Southern pine mills are finding their
best market in agricultural areas Of
the South and to a certain extent in
the Middle West. which is also taking
considerable quantities of fir, rail or
ders for fir from that section being
the largest in several months. Elk
port sales Of fir are on the increass
but the brightest feature Of the mar
ket is the continued activity of the
Atlantic coast trade which is now &C.
cepting recent advances without ques-
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
TO BREAK RECORDS.

An outstanding feature of building
7since January /, has been the frame
house. -.
San Antonio probably will break all
her records in this particular line OF
/ construction this year as result OF
an increased demand for living quar-
tiers BY a steady flow Of newcom
erx
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
DENIES BRYAN KILLED
 MISSOURlAN'S CHANGES
old Time Sparcrman b>p'a'n' Campaign For "SilNCr Dick
 Bland i'll 1896.

Montgomery City, Mo-, July 50 "'' The popular impression that w.t. liam Jennings Bryan was personally for defeating two Mla- sourans-Speakcr Champ Clark anI 'Silyor Dick" Bland-tOr the d"1uo cratic presidential nomination. Is in correct as far as Bland is concerned. II. C. Turner, an old new spaperman said yesterday. Turner recalled conversation at Mexico, Missouri lo 1896, with Bryan, who was then congressman,
 "Mr. Bryan I sec some of the pa DOTS are talking about you for presl- dent of the United States Turner eaid,
 "Ses," replied the commoner, "hut am not the man for that nomlna- ton, it should go to Silver Dick Bland, He is the man" "T knew ever after that' Turner said today. that the stories about Bryan planning 10 have hiWS'lf nominated with the Gross of Gol1' speech were not true and did inc cOnmoner a great injury. MT. Bryan l intimated at that time, however that he would he glad to go to thf 1 United States senate"
 Turner recalled that after Frv7r had used his influence to nomnnt' Woodrow Wilson in 1912, "hel Champ Clark had majority of th'
 convention delegates, the commono
 ~as obliged to cancel some of h' lectures in this, Clarks' district. ho cause of sentiment against hm
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
TAKES UP FINANCES
President. on His Return Tomorrow, Win Give This Matter Ills Whole NttcntiOn.

SWampsCott, Mlse. July 5o tF- President Coolidge will turn hts at tention to goyernment finances and tho possibility of further retrench- Iuent in feleral expenditures with tho arrival here tomorrow nf Chair man Madden Of the house approprl- 1tton committee.
 Word was received today that Mir Nadden was leaving his home in 'hicago and would arrive at White curt shortly after noon tomorrow. Hts visit there will gi,o hlm 3n or- rortunlty to discuss with the presl- jant the gigantic job of preparlr- th" annual approprlat'on hll and "t ioNnhanGing ,loWs as to what ad1i- tional economics can he effected
 The myriad suh-commufe'S under Mir Madden's dir,ruon will s'art a ork during the tall on "t l'as' half 3 dozen supply bills An estimate of sovprnm4nt rc.ds for tn" comirE 0era1 vear ntl thrn1 41arton7l light on what rtu ho possible in Inc v77 of t7x ro1uotion Th. ronfer'nCe h4rc tomorrov hatroeu Nr Nad5er md tho rrosllrrt IS expected to h' ifcflon ed by c'hers hetnr the sN oruti, and ronErr~elcra1 leaders or
 both the fiscal ar5 ta> frduc'lo'
 rroErams
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Aid Is Promised
GERMANY WILL PAY
Harvard Professor Discusses Euro reap Situation and Tcutonic Af- fairs Especially.

WiliamstoWn. Mass, July 80 Pl- Germany is able 10 pay her war reparation3 bill and eventually will do so, Professor Edwin F. Gay Of Harvard said today at the institute Of politics round table conference on the economic recovery Of Europe. , He said Germany could raise S625,- . rno,Qo0 internally in order 10 meet her annual reraration payments, , The point of emphasis is that Germany, the one country called upon to show an eXCess of exports over imports. has been moving in the opposite direction" Professor Gay said, "In 1924 her exports .~ ere valued at 7l.5 per cent of her q imports
 s "The debt situation ts largely de ;, pendent upon the developments in Germany. If she is able 10 place the full amount of the rcparations in the hands of the transfer com / nittee the transfer Of such enormous
 funds 10 the creditor countries will
 raise inaior problems concerning
 the balance of trade and the balance . Of international payments. . At the round table conferences on
 the Mediterranean area pr. Charles K. I.enh of thc University of Wis < consin declared that thc+"CloHed door
 roIicyH regarding mineral d"vclop-
 nlnnt of the countries bordering that
 sea was q serious hindrancc. hut
 one not yet affecting the rest Of the
 world
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Trudo Sent to Jail
 For Driving Drunk

Harry Trudo, FarminEtons "dri'- in' cook" ras arraigned in ro'1r" court in West Haven this mornrn- and sentenced 10 15 days in vail on 2 charge Of driving while ,uuder th" influence of liquor. Another charge of reckless driving was nollod on payment of costs,
 Harry was arrested by Noforcr"'' Policeman BerEeron in West Haven Monday night after ho had usUrre1 the entire roadway and with his ma chine hitting on all six had m7naEed 10 knock a succession of thr"r other machines galley west.' Harr' $ rar d,l not come to a tull stop until it had been rendered helpless by inc force of the third collision No one was hurt in tho wild miNTp and Harry vas 1ust hurhhrg over nth m1rth when locked up for tho "'". ming
 He first appeared tn rolIce c'nf Tuesday morning and his "ase 7as
 at that time ronttrued until th'; morrinE
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
ENGLISH COLLEGE MEN
 TAKE TWO OUT OF THREE,
Yale and Harvard Tennis ToamS Drop in Their Singles Matches
 Today,

Newport, R. L, July %n Rl-Mem- bers of the combined 0Ntord-Can- bridge tennis team won two of tho three singles matches played at th" Newport Casino this morning in thc't three day tournament with the liar yard- Yale team which opened today, J. ]. Lozard Of Cambridge, captain of the British team, d"foat'd A. L.. Hopkins of Yale.
 W. W. InSraham, Harvard, WaN the American winner this mornlnE He defeated H, k. Lester, rAm- bridge, 7-5, 6.5
 D. J, R. simmer, Oxford, defeated Charles Watson, %d, Yale, '-1, 6.], 6-2. Captain Lczar1 defeated q. L. Hopkins, Yale. 6-& 6-&.
 The match between sumner and Watson was 9 hattI" royal Tho Yale man captured the first set aft CT a hard fight, but sumner ran away in the s"cond set and had r- tie difficulty in the final.
 Ingraham in his match lead 5-, in the first set but his British "p. i poncnt ran the sot to five all, an ! the Harvard man was extended t' win it.
 Three doubles matches will h' played this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
NILLER- BECKER
Wedding Bells Chime This Morning at st. NaryS Church for John B. Miller and Mary F. Becker,

The wedding of John R. Miller ard Mary [" Becker, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Becker of 7t Talcott street, took place at 10 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's rectory. Rev. Waiter McCrann officiating. Mrs Bertha Hcnnig, sister Of the bride, was matron of honor and George Closeup was best man.
 The bride was attired in ] gown Of orchid with q hat 10 match. The matron of honor Wor" ccral gown with black picture hal,
 The gift of the hrid0 to her at tondau' was a silver mesh haC and ,hn groom gave tho hest man cuff Nnks.
 Following the ceremony a we'd ding breakfast was served at the Hotel Hurritt, after which Mir, and Mrs. Miller left on an extended wed ding trip through western New ! ork, Niagara Falls and Canada They will he at home ahout tho mid dIo of August at Homestead avenue
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
State Supreme Court
 Holds Session Today

Now Haven, July 30 (Pn--Tho su- nrcm' court of errors sat here today io hand down decisions, It was un- ,lrrst ood that an unusually largN of cases which have been argued recently might h" decided. Among these was inc appealed case of the Connecticut company against th" Now Haven road of aldermen over au ordinance which was aimed to ion operation of ono-man cars on tho city streets, and of tho ap- p,al of JHcoh Levy against decisions mado hy Judge Malthio in his trial for liquor law violations. One point raised was as O the interpretation Of tno term transporting by vehicle. Lcyy WAS severely ponaIizod upon his conviction.
 Al noon rocose of tho court no de clrion had hocu handed down.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

Alberto I. Pani, secretary of the Mexican treasury, recently issued a signed statement denying an an- nouncement attributed to him that the treasury contemplated abrogation on August of Lamont-De La Huer- to agreement for payment Of the tanding dnhts of Mexico. What he did say, ho pointed out, was that negotiations were in progress be- tween the Mexican government and international bankers with a. view 10 rcsuming debt payments in way that would be satisfactory 10 all the parties.
 The I.amont-De La Huorta agree nent was negotiated in June. l9@-' between Adolfo ne La Hucrta, then secretary of tho treasury, and inc international commtte of bankers headed hv Thomas w. Lamont, ot I. P. Morgan and company.
 The Mexico City nowspaper-~' F. -niycrsI"--Snyoral days ago report ing that the government was sHeN ing q revision of the debt agreement said the contemplated chang" sought to eliminate the dohts of tl'' national railways. of the 'Cala '' Prcstamos" and of Mexico City, '' as to cnahlo each to assume r"spoo sihility for It's for own d"htF'
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Relatives Believe Man
 Found Dead Was Slain

WaterhUry, luly 90 INVERTEBRATES Of Thomas J. Dclahanty, who's" dc cqptated and handlcsa hoiN WAS found by berry pichors in a Clumr Of bushes on tho outskirts of Mi)l Plain yesterday, scout the idea that the dead man committed suicide. They are convinced that h" was a victim of foul play. Coroner T. r.. Conway has not as yet completed his irquest and polio" arc awaiting his verdict before proceeding with an investigation.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
CaiIlaux to Receive
 Striking Bank Workers

Paris, July 30 P,-Finance Min ister Caillaux today agreed to re- cei,e a delegation of striking bank employees, because the movement which started several days ago has assumed such proportions as to in terfere with subscriptions 10 the new government per cent loan, which thus far has been successful,
 The strikers, who are mainly clerks, have demanded a general in crease in pay of about 15 per cent
 This forenoon the employees Of the head office of the Credit Lyonnas, one of the largest banks in France, assembled before the doors but in- stead of entering, most of them marched 10 the headuQarters of their trade union for a meeting. Only a third of the workers went to their desks
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
1t STRIKERS KILLED
1 Dispatch from Hong Kong Tells Of Fatal Clash With Guards

London. July 30 Pt--An agency dispatch from Hong Kong says that U Chinese strikers were killed at Canton by the body guard Of an official before whose hours a mob had gathered demanding a daily cash allowance.
 The dispatch refers to "an influx of Russians from Nladivostok at Canton" and says two Russian ships arrived at Whampoa, an outport ~ miles from Canton.
 (The character of these Russian ships is not indicated, There gre large numbers of "White" Russians in various parts of China where they fled from the bolshevist regime in their own country. There arc also Red" Russians in China. The dis patch does not indicate whether the influx" at Canton is by Reds or "N hites.D
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Waterbury Man Is Held
 On Serious Accusation

Waterbury, July SN (P- Michael Nartouo, ot. of 922 Bank strort, was hcId iu Soi0o bonds in city court this morulnE uhou ho was arraiGnod in a chnrcc of criminal assault on a local marr,od woman, Tn" ease was continued to Aug. (. Martono Is an automobile salesman and it is alleC- nd that tho assault was made while he was teaching the woman to drive car vhi"h he had sold to her
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Miss Weekly Own Child
 Of Farmer in New wingtnn

rt developed taiav that Flna Thunrs Weekly of Valley Neh Is tha 1auEhtor. not stcrdauEhteE of " s Phuups of Robbins station. NarnEtor whom she is visiting r. is the first time father and dauzht@r Q. CT r.- clch other. 1lfhouEN he is nearly 7o and she is n Mir Th''''rs Ir1a1 tr the west and mo ed sas' hofore the birth cf the dauEht"r ari thev haze heen separated hy thou -ar1s of miles since then
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
MEXICO'S FOREIGN
 DEBTS POLICIES
Will Be Put on New Basis Soon,
 Is Report

MeXlco City, July S0 IFl-Well in- tormel circles declare that an nounCcment of a resumption of MeAicos foreign debt service upon new basis is to be made fin the near future, simultaneously with an sn- nounCement of the abrogation of the Lamont.De La Huorta debt funding agreement.
 The new arrangement, as describ- ed in these circles. eliminate the debts Of tho railways of Mexico City and the "Cala De Prestamos' Ou3u hank), wh,rh either Vill be re- deemed or treated Independently from the general debt, IL Is said that the Q per cent tax on the gross receipts of the national railways which In IS months has amounted 10 more than t5,oo0,000 pesos (about $G5uo,0gp), will play an important role in the separate arrangement covering the railways item.
 The municipality of Mexico City will either lose its autonomy, or the federal government will take charge of the main revenues tO cover tho dcbt as guarantee.
 The "Cala Dc Frestsmos' IS "a selI half of its properties, valued at B. 0oo. 900 pesos, to pay the principa
 of its debt. while the interest is tc
 be paid with profits accruing from
 its remaining properties,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Train Service Held Up
 As Electric Wire Breaks

New Canaan, Conn.,, July go 'Pr A high tension wire in tn" en"rclzod zone of the Now Canaan branch of the New York Now Haven and Hartford railroad. hotUcon Gl"n- brook and SrrinedalN hroko nt a. m. and until 2 a. m. trains w"r" hold I'D including the one which carr''' New York husincss mon from th"'r summer homes 10 New York and which is called "tho mi'rionaires sreciaI." Busses were used to trans fer passengers to the Stamford sta ton and also to move the mails.