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New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
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Martin r. Andrews

Martin r. Andrews Martin r. Andrews, 8 former resi- dent Of this city, died at his home in New York city yesterday morn ing. He was q brother of John A. Andrews, prominent local business m@n.
 Besides his brother in this city he is survived by another brother, Fred in New York city, and a sister in Sweden. Ho also leaves his wife, Ellen, and two sons, Martin and Arthur, all of New York city, He was q member of Lexington lodg", I. o. Q. F., and Vega society.
 Funeral services will he at his late home tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Baker, Whose LOaves Were Short, Is Given $50 Fine

Stamford, Dec. 23-Pleading gull ty 10 a violation of the state weights and measures law and saying that he was in ignorance of the require ment that loavcs of bread should be labelled 10 show net weight and ot the further requirement that loavc3 shall have q standard weight of one pound and one and onc-half pounds Vito D'Ambria, working for Port. chester baker. was fined $5O today, His loaves were not labelled and the one pound loaf fell short as did the larEor loaf.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Beat Wife, Hit Cops, Now
 Goes to Jail fer Year

e Stamford, Dec. 23 Rl--Monti St Clair who fought Detective Sergeant G. II. Mccarthy and Officer John Wholcn when they went to his house on December 12, was sent 10 jail
 for year and fined $500 by Judge Young today. The officers had re- ccived complaints that St. Clair was beating his wife and when they ap- pcarcd the man turned on them, kicked the sergeant in the abdomen and scratched Whalcn3 face.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
City Workers Make Merry
 knd Exchange Presents

City hall employees gathered around Christmas tree in G. A. R. headquarters yesterday afternoon and exchanged gifts, A musical pro gram was presented with George Molcr, Miss Roso Swarsl>y, Frank CIyncs and Miss Sarah Yougubian entertaining, William B, Wilhcr de- liycrcd toast stressing the dcsra- hility of spreading Christmas cheer, He expressed a hope that the entire personnel of the city government would long harhOr feeling of Christmas spirit and of cheerful giv- ing and that the salary committee would give expression of that feeling in q material way.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
BARNES HEADS BANK
Hartford Broker is Elected President of New West Hartford Financial Institution.
Institution.

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 23 Rl-Roy Y. II. Barnes, of Roy T. II. Barnes and Company brokers was elected president of the West Hartford Bank and Trust Company at a meeting of the incorporators held Tuesday afternoon for pcrfccting temporary ogani2ation.
 Attorney Austin D. Barney wa% made secretary and H. Terry Morri- son of Chase Morrison and Company, realtors, was chosen treasurer. Committees on selection of a site, preparation of plans for building and on stock subscriptions were named.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
TrolIeymen Not Satisfied
 With Arbitration Ruling

Hartford, Dec. 23 R}-The trolley mon are compelled to accept the de- cision of the board of arbitration and have no power of appeal be- cause of their arbitration agreement with the Connecticut company, Prank O'Mara, business agent of the Hartford division of the union said today.
 Mr. O'Mara declared that the troIlcymcn were not satisfied with the decision and their protest will be made through the minority de- Cision of James II. Nahcy, of Bos' ton, a member of the board.
 The trOlcymon deny the statement of the decision, that the "bluc uni form men refused to operate the i husses"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Woman EmbezzIer Will
 Be Freed on Parole

Providence, R. l., Dec. 23 Rl- Governor Pothier this noon signed Maude F. Tuffcts parole, granted by tho board of parole yesterday afternoon. The former secretary treasurer of the wrecked Kingston Trust company will be released from the womcn's rcformatory where she has been snlce March, serving an 1S-months' sentence for cmbczzlc- mont, as soon as the papers reach the prison.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Australian Who Stole to
 CaI Eack Nome Is Held

&;am.ord, Dee. 5 Ps-Raymond pGr&,r, @l. of #vlncE Australia, M@a l&ld for the superior court to- da, oa burglary charge having no,nn $lan trcm a man in an apart nr2t house SundGy night, Parker said lr u"s rcNnilcSs and wanted money 10 huy his fare 10 his homo jIs;c. JHdro Young suggested that tIa ,.ury la.u might be deported,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
WaH Street Briefs

Wall street brokers reported that the salc Of bonds Of $10O and $500 denomination this month is nearly double that of lust year. due to an- nually heavy purchases Of such se- curitits for distribution as Christmas gifts, Add lot dealers in stocks also report a heavy sale of small blocks Of stocks for the same purpose.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Albert H. House

Albert Hubbard House, 76 years old, q resident of this city for about 55 years, died late yesterday afternoon at his home, SS Lake boulevard,
 He leaves his wife. throe daugh- tcrs, Miss Mary House, Miss Ger trude House, Mrs. Warren r Parker Of Newington; two sons, Truman F. House and Charles F. House, and one grandson, Wilfred F.. House.
 Funeral services will he at the home at o'clock tomorrow after noon. Frederic L. Fay of the South Congregations church will omciaiG and burial will be in Fairyicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
CALL WISE HERETIC
Orthodox Rabbis in New York Call His Recent statements on Christ HcrcticaI.

Springfield, Mass, Dec. 2S P}- Rabbi Louis Silver, chief rabbi Of this city who has just returned from a conference of the Union of Ortho- doX Rabhis of the United States in New York said today that the recent statement of Rabbi $. $. Wise of New York was discussed and declar- cd hcrctical, and that q statement to that effect would be sent to the Xionist organization with a request that Rabbi Wise be removed from the chairmanship of the $5,000,ooO fund campaign. Rabbi Wise has stated the belief that Jesus was an actual person, not | myth and that the Jews must follow his teachings
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
CRIME INCREASE
 IS NOTED IN U. s.
Atty, Generals Report Shows
 Prisons Crowded

Washington, Dec. 23 --- Crime in the United States increased during the fiscal year ended June 30, crowd ing federal penitcntiaries far beyond their normal capacity, the annual report of Attorncy-Gcneral Sargent shows.
 There were S.btS United States prisoners in pcnitentiarlos, training schools, and state institutions on Juno 30, an increase of S51 over the same date the previous year Federal pcntentiaries are so crowded that every available place is used to furnish some kind of sleeping quarters. Two prisoners arc in cells intended for only one. and in many instances prisoners arc compelled to sleep in basements.
 This ovcrcrowding of the prisons endangcrs the health of inmates as well as the safety of the institutions. Sargent said. "Tho situation is a serious one that demands prompt and adequate relief and the need for additional institutions for the confinement of first offenders was never greater nor more urgent"
 During the year 995 prisoners were released on parole, but 57 were 1 terminated for violation of condi- tions of parole. Paroled prisoners earned for themselves during the year $914,707.94,
 The penitentiaries at Atlanta and Leavenworth takes care of the bulk of federal prisoners, The average daily population at Atlanta is 29Sl, while the Leavenwolth population is 9013. McNeil Island penitentiary has more than s2O0,000 over the previ- ous year. By working in factories and carrying out other industrial oc- cupation, however, the prisoners helped to pay for their confinement.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
ARCADIA DANCE HALL o. K.

Formal notification has been given the management of the Ar cadia dance hall ny the building department that it's building is capable of withstarding the foot. thumpings of the most enthusiastic Charleston dancers. The hall was inspected twice, once while q dance was in progress, and it's construc- ton was found 10 be substantial.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
GIVES GOLD COIN

Hartford, Dec. 23 (Pl- Secretary of State Francis A. PalIotti brought Christmas cheer 10 his office in the capital this forenoon by presenting gifts of gold coins to his office force, with his best wishes for Merry Christmas.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
VNION MmG. co. PARTY

T4e i.iy's cf ike Union Mfg. co, held a Christmas party and lunch cen at thr office this noon. AttraC- tive G,cagl'ie>.a featured tho layout. w,chcon WAS provided. After inc y,unc women had dincl Erah-haS vaa hronrht into play and an en- sy~h'r noon hour was passed.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
LANGLEY MAY QUIT HOUSE
p;ans to Resign if He Loses in Dry
 CnnNictinn ApnCaI.

Waehington, Doc. 25 Pl-Tho sp,cial house committee appointed to investigate charges against Rep roerntativc John w. Langley (Rr Ky.). who vas convicted of con spiracy to violate the national pro- hiiition act, reported today that it ualcrrtood h. would resign from the house in event his appeal to the supreme court failed.
 The committee held that it was not thc policy of the house to take action arainst a member accused of crime un,il the court of last resort had rastrd on the case.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
'BLACKHhNOER HELD AS
 MURDER GANG MEMBER
tContinued from First Pago)
they always have when we've had any previous dealings"
Unknown In Schenectady

Schenectady N. r.. Dec, 2S H,- Police authorities here declare to- day that they were unable to identi- fy Michael Norcia, reported to have been arrested in New Britain, Conn.,, as having had any connection with the murder of Police Captain Albert Youmans last year.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
RESPECT MV-NSEY's MEMORY

Manager Sullivan received orders today to close the Mohican market in this city from 10 o'clock 10 10:30 tomorrow morning as q mark of re- spect 10 the memory of Frank A.
 MunScy, whose funeral will be held at that time. Mir. Munsey was head
 of the Mohican chain of stores.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

The consolidated statement of the American Light and Traction com pany for tho l2 months ended No. vcmhor 30 shows net income of ST. oS1,lld, as compared with s4,033,- 7i7 in the previous l2 months. The balance of $G,229,947 available for the common stock after preferred dividends Is equivalent to Sl7gl q share on the common stock, as against N2,SO share the year be- fore.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
DIVIDENnS DECLARED

Directors of tho North & Judd Co. declared the quarterly dividend of 3 per cent at meeting held yester- day afternoon
 The directors of the Union Mfg, Go. have declared Tho quarterly divi- dend of 2la per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Funeral Is
Miss Myrtle NJ. Braync

Miss Myrtle NJ. Braync
 Funeral services for Miss Myrtle M. Braync, who died at the New Britain General hospital yesterday morning, will he at St. Mary's church Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. lnterment will be in St Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
HONORARY LUNCHEON

Hartford. Dec. sS R--The cm- ployes Of the state comptroller's de- partment will give a luncheon Thurs day ct the capitol in honor of Deputy Comptroller F.. H. Wilkins. Plates will be laid for twenty.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
HArCH co. CHRISTMAS PARTY

Sixteen cmpIoyes of the w. l., Hatch Co. held their annual Christ mas par;y at the Waverly inn at Cheshire last evening. The program included dinner and dancing. Gifts were exchanged, including cash gifts from the firm.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

Now York-ExChangcs, 1,O33, ,000,- 000; balances. 19O.000,000.
 Boston - Exchanges, 61,O00,0oo; balances, 2l,000,Q00.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

New bond and stock offerings to- tai about SS5,00O.O00, the largest be- ing an issue Of $15,0O0,00O partIci- pating preferred stock of the Swe- Gish American investment corporu- ton at S90 a share. An issue of $9,- 575,ooO refunding mortgage per cent bonds of the Nickel Plate" system also was offered at 99 and accrued interest.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
ESCUANCrS < rATANCES

Cooked rice with bits Of mutton Is the staple food of Syria.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

The National Tea company's sales for last November were $4,2$3,1S4 as compared with s3,630,090 for the sam" month last year, an increase of 1G.61 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

The board of directors and stock holders of the General Motors ac- ceptance corporation have approved an increase in the capital stock of the corporation of 45,O00 shares to be sold as heretofore to the Gen eral Motors corporation at $125 share, This issue, when approved by the New York state banking de- partment, will increase the capital stock at par by $4,500,OO0 and the surplus fund by $1,125,OOO, making the total capital $1S,5OO, ,0OO and the surplus $3,375,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
TREASURY STATEMENT

Treasury balance ....,. s3S5,55I232
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

Directors of the Hanover National bank today declared an extra diyi- Gend ot per cent.
, 1925-12-18

s. Minister to the Argentine and other
South American countries addressing
opening session of Pan American Com
mercial Congress said Russian Bolsbeviki
are broadcasting propaganda through
South America against the u. s. A.
Paris French and Russian delegates
will soon meet in Paris to resume ne
gotiations for settlement Of Russian debt
to France it was announced.
Jerusalem. French used artillery ma
chine guns and aeropIanes in repulsing
Druise attack Monday night in Chagour
quarter Of Damascus doing great dam
age, despatch received here says many
were killed on both sides.
, 1925-12-18
TAMMANY COES SOUTH

Mayor, elect " aIkerof New York made
q TIP to the South that may or may not
be significant. Anyhow, it has evoked a
lot Of speculation. Being a proteee cf
Gov. Smith. Walker is believed by scne
to have CARED a peace Offering to the
Dixie Democrats. 1t will be remember.
ed low Smith and McAdoo locked horns
at tie Democratic convention, with
Southern Democrats on one side and
Northern Den ocrats on the other. so to
speak. The struggle was especially bit
ter because Of the religious element in
voIVed.
OF course. Smith hes publicly declared
that be viii not seek The toPa Of the De-
mocratic party. hut many politicians of
both parties think that this is "a lot Of
appIesauce." He will 90 after the nom
inati0D if he thin ks be has a Cnance of
making it, declare those who profess to
know.
The religious dispute, masked ty tie
prohiLIticn issue, has been revived by no
, 1925-12-18
PLANES SOLD OVER COUNTER

AirpIanes are row regular department
store merchandise. Tie John Wanam8k-
er store in New York has put them on
sale.
The larger plane is marked to sell at
$25, eco. As vet no bargain sales are sd-
vertised. This particular plane was
made by the Stout AirpIane Co, a sui
sidiary Of the Ford Motor Co. 1t carried
an unassembIed auto TUCK from DetICit
to the landing field near New York.
Here the truck was assem- bed ard was
in tgrn used to convey the plane 10 The
store.
Ike plane is all metal with a wing
spread Of 58feet, 1t is EQUIPPED with a
4O0-horsepower Liberty engine and is
identical with the machine which mG5e
the best time 10 the recent Ford enGur-
arce test. ltmPy some Cay rival for dis
iii elton the flst Ford car turned cut Il
years ago. Two Of these planes are he
irg used for express service between
New 1o1k ard Fhil5dejrhia. A baby
"ncsQuito plane" hides beneath the
wings Of the larger craft-Jhe Path. finder
, 1925-12-18
u. s. NAVAL RADIO STATION

u. s. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
nth DECEMBER 1925.
(Courto@y Of The Associated Pr0S9.)
Basketball score:-Navy S.. Western
Maryland Is.
9aris.-L0Uis LOucheur, Minister of
Finance in BRAND Cabinet was forced to
resign when Finance Committee of
,namber of Deputies proved adamant in
its refusal to accept his two chief fiscal
projects.
Geneva. Council of League of Nations
having regretfully voted failure its at
tempts at meditions in disputes over
Mosul region Of Irak between Great Bri-
tam and Turkey has decided rich oil re-
gioas shall 20 to Irak, Great Britain al
ready has mandate over Ir8k and there
fore disputed territory will remain in her
bands.
Nav York Ambassador Moore has
|arr0uyced 10 Kins Alfonso Of Spain that
he has resiqnod 2. 4 will retu at once
to The UEited S., IS copyrighted dis
: act from Madrid 10 the New York
Times saws.
New Yolk.- Thousands Of people in
Europe d4ucll early this morning Gu
&c. can tIme) to the strains Of jazz music
broadcast to Europe from the United
S at2s from stations at Pitt8burghea and
Schenectady.
New York Battling Sikh, Senaalese
pugjlist v hose real name was Louis Phal
was found murdered early yesterday on
lower west side, death was caused by
gunshot wounds in back.
Mammalian Admiral Robert Morris
Doyle, s~e7enty-tWO years old, retired u.
S. N, died at Dis home in Plymouth
Court Cocoanut Grove after several
weeks illness.
New York Five persons believed to
be four women and a child, lost their
lives in fire Which swept tenement house
on East fourteenth Street, bodies charred
beyond recognition were found on top
floor.
Belfast Members of a special con-
~stabulary seized Princes Deck Barracks
in Belfast. declaring they would hold
buildings pending satisfactory reply to
their demands for compensation for their
disarmament under new irish agreement.
Beirut. Plot against life Of Henry de
JoveneI, French High Commissioner in
Syria and other high officials has been
uncovered here, police say they know CT
ganizers of conspiracy.
New rk.-John Barrett, former u.
, 1925-12-18
DON'T D5T2ACT DIGNITY FROM CHRIST
aAS AND new YEARS On ETiNGS,
Prepay Proper Postage. Cards in
e1i5Iop3s u1S8aiad n 2 cents; post
cards printed or written, enclosed or
oD51 z cents; 10 send G~Icetings
Sa2rI-paId defeats their purpose.

less an element than the Methodist F9is-
copai church. lbe board of TEMPERANCE
pfohIoltlon and public morals of H..
hody views with 'astonished efTron pIv''
Walkers visit ard warns the ScutI ia
be on its guard. 1t considers Mr.
Walker small fry, but in passing raps IN,
connection with New York's odor01s
PRIZE lighting game and with those pIe-
ments 10 New York which are Gcinv
then best 10 murder American standards
OF morality" Gov. Smith is the board
SPECIAL target. In assaiIing New York's
wei" governor, the board declares it
exceedingly doubtfulif the Democrats
could carry q single Southern state under
the Smith banner"
The Tammany WigWam at New York
processes 10 look on Walkers little eyc0r-
sion as part Of a move to convince the ma
ton mat the Iammany tiger. pOpu.a rIv
regarded as an emblem Of political cor
rupt!Cn, IS not as black as his stripes. II
implies that the old order Of things has
been replaced by a clean, law abiding or
ganlzation. Walker wants to have cras-
ed DE picture Of the pot belIied. red.
beaded, uDscrupulous gentleman with
the huge watch chain our fathers were
familiar with through the cartoons -"
What is more, Walker said at AtIanta
that Smith had not requested him to
merton his name there 'or anywhere
else
But there are those Vho continue to
see visions in the political woods. and
a smile on the face Of the Tiger"
TIGER, tiger, burning bright
In The forests Of the night.
I'LL
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Money TO Loan

Secured by first deed Of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and commsdon.
Joseph l. Weller hiS. hHS wssh s.b I. < Srgs SW
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Due November l, 1875

e 20. upon appi-
mia Personal Property
ceed &C Debentures
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Fol; Stf.l-IiOISES.

haMoET baM. y sE Sor EEAH q 50 N ood rSA>IH G.,
SIS 500: 10 ~ rooms 2 ar brict safa2e:
6T n@u.s .sve e' 300 So or r"1, f %A g% ] s"a Ms
SsSS Ssis 81; sse'os 'f'' ' o"'". " u. : N""'
FOR SALE BY OwNER.-1-sToR COR
pcr n house Containing = rooms and Ea,ht
New York ave-. NV -
BBE;ArTIIfuL ,coLoNiAL cE>rEn,H,AiIdd,
four be5iroon,s, two 6a,hs built-in garage
lot = fesI front, hus osk sl1ade t, tree .nH igt.
rs9< spe"isrIr priced FOR or IRIS choIcc So
t'""n; liberal terms. Phone OWNER. Main
s!EF sSd csS Rooms MS ANp BATH AM Ha.aw S'S: q:
9 Alleshenv ave. Takoma Park
Ne NEAR nn laR AED CGLrHnIa rson 6s,h:
;tssn s.s nsa e,e,.rlo shts n.w gas D ranss 70
CT" W LtxKi&so .xeInsre Il 1Ts''a aFent' 1888
ne Sale. :, nv. Main 10Ioo
Cc,oLoRED.sn.so. FROM ls,n ls,h & Y2r l',I
dow hrrc, sem, det fsP''s fnrnacs urn neat eec
al ne% S,n and xrr. ,2sn f9g
%, iKp.se'fRsfid K.e.se Rid. sal fin tGcl It. "o
1oIi ILLINOIS AvE,-A wAi;TER bt ot nj, NJ
IN fixtures. hu,lt,in rsraee. inclosed sleep,nf
Dpifh N'tt SIX "ln0O Us. lat - IA Wiz
wash trays. coal hin. NV h; large back yard
with concrete driveway. this house must pN
sold, como out and sec u and -iNc me an
ofer. After nm phone Adams h6:t~
FLaGLFR ST NEAR VA VERY DE,
sirshle Groom house newly papernd ana
palnted. electric lights, excellent heating
plant metal garage. Can he s"id on
terms Of $500 cash and S15 per month. IN
cludlng all interest. Main zoos.
TWO-FAMII.Y APARTMENT. Sl+1no. con
tenlent Columbia Heights half block of
Ii'h st siy rooms and bath on second floor
renting S15 per month: owner o"cnpie~ hfst
Hoor: separate entrances and hot-watrr heat
ins plants: attractive brick house in eNccp.
uonslly good condition. recently painted and
paperod conveniently financed. can he
bought with moderate cash payment. Phone
Main 1905
MIST Re SOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Ne. rooms hath. heating plani. -a-
Price So. 500. terms arranged. Line. 1hoi@.
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Sal IE-ESEMS
FOR SALE.
ALLY EAR FARM OF
194.5 ACRES.

.About 10 acres in cultivation.
Small young orchard and one
tenant house. Enough fine oak
timber to nearly pay for place.
and ali kinds OF wood. This
farm located on road connecting
Washington and Leesbur@ turn
pike and Fairfax Courthouse.
Beautiful Colvin Run running
through entire place.
\lSo II acres of cut-ovcr land
and : acres at Pinccre>t Station
with original timber sufficient to
last lifetime and enough
ground Tor several houses.
Also - acres fine land. q in
cultivation. and fine residence.
Write or see owner. DR.. w.
II. HARRISON. Hunter. Va.
Evening star., 1925-11-24
SNE-stRrEE,H PROPERTY.

EXCEPTION .VALUE-ACRE 5-RooM
nnnEalnV: tilo bath: electricity. furnace.
attic and cellar: S6a50: terms. p. NJ
SMITH. Arlington. "a. Phone Car. 591-J-l.
Evening star., 1925-11-24
EnR StI,E-HOUSFS.

$4,000 BY OWNER NEAR DUPONT
Circle. 3-story brick house. s large rooms.
pantry " modern baths electricity. hreplsccs,
h.-w h. yard. garage: white neighborhood.
North 20So
Evening star., 1925-11-24
WANTED-.,PT. HOUSES.

WILL TRADE LARGE FLORIDA ACREAGE.
land wen located state road and railroad.
Address Box l:IS-A. star office.
WE HAVE \ CLIENT WHO IS LOOKING
Tor an ansrtmrpt around $50 900: the build
ING must hn reasonably rented and viii pay
equity.
Rusire.s Propcrt,os Department.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
nIn 9Th ~ Franklin | | 80
Evening star., 1925-11-24

PA. AVE. SIS R. 4 b: GARAGE:
now vacant: Just painted and papered
throughout hot water heat and ele"tri"Ity
Price. $3.50. Terms
n. II. BERGMANN.
eco = 81. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
QUICK LOANS.
al. .nd and Bird Trusts
MARYLAND AND NIRGINi

n G. MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
PROMPT AMI t'Iu~iroI- SarNit~.
GEO. NJ. RDWEN..
at Woodward Bldg. Nam 35Ns. a.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUN NT FOR
or : wears 10 he secured upon frat mortgages
IN the District of Columbi Inst illnlaut loans
m ada in Washington and nearby IN Naryl3nd
and Virc inis on the lO.year monthly Install
mtnt plan. providing To- canceilacon oi the
Z QUINCY SMITH. Inc.. 900 18th.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL EsiAI .
at 81 G and -, pnr ceut interest. accord
ing 10 class nt scCuri:v and smount Con.
siruction loans maGs lsu.
MOORE 6 ALL, INC.
a.
Evening star., 1925-11-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Distinctive center-hall plan
house. located in best section Of
Chevy Chase. y block from
Chevy Chase Circle for a dis
eliminating buyer. 8 large
rooms, 3 baths, 3 porches, 2-car
garage, Spanish tile roof. Sales
man on premises. Attractive
price OF S27,5OO should make
this house YOUR home.
CHAS. :. MUIR & Co,
1903 New York Ave.
Main 4Q2S