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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
WHEAT HIGHER
AT CLOSING
Corn Finishes Well; Pro-
visions Down; Oats Weak

CHICAGO. April 20. The usual
active and erratic market prevailed
on the Chicago Board OF Trade to-
day.
Wheat prices declined early be-
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, April sor-Forsign .r-
change opened Irregular, Sterling. .Tss,
francs. .oI3;; lire. .otoss; Belgium.
.oSot. marks, .z1s0. Sweden. .e89t. Nor.
way. 1885. Greece. .oise.
Foreign exchange closed steady st.rI-
ING. ATss: francs. .os7th: lire. .otosL.
Belgium. .0i0Sh; marks, $3.50. Holland.
1880: Sweden. 1895. Norway, 1870:
Montreal. 800. Russia, SIG. Shanghai,
lax; Yokohama, ~; Greece. .oiss.
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TIit iisDAN
AFHII "a
- UaN. IkAn

.GgR a. m ~ J n.
fJrst Iow Tide
.ttEiT a. m. 81 a.
second Iiizh Edn
Is 50 . M III n.
scrand Low Tide
iisis y m- 80 ~.
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Local Markets

DAIRY PRODUCTS
ouoiatians By Ferry Bros.
rrioss Paid shippers. City delivery.
Prices In country, cases returned &c less.
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WHOLESALE flour, GRAIN, FEED
QuotntIons by Elsher Elonrinr Mill.
HAY
Quotations by w. II. Jahn a Go

VEGETABLES
Prices Fnid Wholesale Dealers
Quotations by Pioneer Fruit a Produce
Co.
Tho prices given arc those made TO
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rrice. rid whelrssIs Dealer,
MILK AND CREAM

niIh MD tttfsAm
Quotstions by Nilk Distributor, Assn,
alIk--cwt. fob, Seattle supply s.N
v, o n. eondcnsorY,. lbs
sweet Cream, Z. o b. station. 80
BUTTER AND CHEESE
rrlocs Paid Wholesale Dealers
Country creamery, extras .,.... $50 "a
Local prints. wrapped ....s,. sc
Cheese Tillamook Tfiplsts zee. &c
Wash Triplsts ....,...-,..,. no II
Duttcrfat--
A grade. Seattle delivery "a
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO, April 2o.--cash wheat. no
. hard. ji.fsG
Evening star., 1925-12-01
WANTED-tPtRTNFNT>

PY DEC :. " OR ? ROOMS FOR L.HK
10y 'ehned cOuple: must hc clean modern.
Vel furnished Address BOX 4sO-B. Star
WANTED. RY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
furnished apartment for I h Il. for two weeks
hcclnunG Dec. -. Address Box f36-R. star
office
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT-PRI
ate hath. not more than SOC month. td-
G"cs~ RoX l@9-B. star nfi"e i
Evening star., 1925-12-01
APARTMENTS-uN -uNFURNISHED.

--------- beaInueo:' ' ------------
ONE pcSa cS$pssGSs ss5 s4fH fif EYE 8 So 50
ONE ROOM oeskTfilfc kifca HAaL siaH ia15 s4s so
CORDOvA Goth AND FLA. AVE,
FIVE R3oWMsc NON ctRhoRs hSp BATH 1soa so,b - '"
ROOMS Br{a4SR {kl4FS#ES ,dl hSP FER FAsE a1r ss'
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. So so
FOUR ROOMS ANp FAITH. $50 $50 so
- L W. GRO INES. 1916 ST.
ONLY S5:s.
NEAR wAROMAN PARK AND CONN. AVE.
$50 2sth ST. N.W-FRoNT APT.
Three unusually large rooms bath large
closets: excellent Janitor service.
-, - THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY
GLASGOW COURTS.
We are now making reServa-
tlonS for the new apartment To-
Gated at Fourth and Rhode
Island ne. We have thirtv-siN
choice apartments ranging from
one room. Kitchen and bath to
tour rooms. kitchen and bath
These apartments will be ready
about February lSt. 1926. Rea-
sonablc rentals.
Ross & PHELPS.
14lz X st. NV. Main $500.
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REAL. ESTATE INANS

KEAI, ESTATE IIUANS.
QUICK LOANS. D. C. Mo. AND VA
Second trust notes purchased: collateral
loans made on real estate notesi .hort; time
ba3I. Continental Trust Building. 13th and
sts. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT on
Fs and ueE CO. fSc
400 St Main 1880, Telephone service
evenings until p.m.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. G. REAi. ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
l.. HEI5KELE. Ills Eye et. NV.
MONEY ALWAYSlIN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. c. real estate; prev aillnt interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAx. 1912 y. Y Ave.
REFINANCE-1st AND end TRUSTS COM
binef at lowest cost = large and ANAL loans
bATI.sS n. BALL, NJ. s11O. e.. IS
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RENT IOJSES-rrr\ISHED

LARGE SPOON RrNG ~, NEW FUR:
fmrnisheG h,''n1T n1no gas and 1Gre n.ee'g
nin@tes to ec'1 Georeetow": 5 rs mo- mo. Groom
S PAIN acre n"ss"T s4 MO Kays Mr. Gro,aa
IS Melwood ave. corner -.hG:t ST. Cherry
l6ed MI HIS N,E rr aHely ETh r,s
"Ecrloohins Zoo: rooms h baths: every
Automatic hot water. Ol-O-Natir heat: 10
ltento from Jan. - to July Tel. ADAMS
OFFICERS FAMILY LEAVING CITY.
VIII rent attrartveiy furnished house for
W,nter nlonths: con'cn'en; 'r"stion: @araS"-
TAKOMA PARK u. C ROOMS. AMI:
4",,wfter 4}""a,,Sw heft beat: ,sgse lawn December t"
) FURN!sHED HOME OPPOSITE ROCK
tr"ek Park ON Park rd NV: living room.
dining room and kitchen, FIVE bedrooms.
Nv y. renta sl6o ON Yearly lease to de-
e rh@"e rdfrng 'a ~. .['fa for All nt'Fns,'n 1ns
~, NEARBY vIRGINIt FIVE ROOMS.
G3ih. sleeping porch and gs'are: ami; on
fth and Pnnnsyly snie ave. $50 per mo
o. VII sXchanfe for room and hoard Phcn"
North %7a0-M.
$50 ONTARIO RD Nw.-sIX ROOMS.
bath: 3 porches. electricity. =as: instsntanC-
"us heater. h.-w.h.: heat furnished: :: reason
1913 CoLrMB1A RD. : LEAVING CITY.
year Phone Main 695a. -
ATTRACTIVE HOME AT Ia PARK RID
JAMES MORRIS wooDwARD
7.,:i 10Th 81. NV.
iSa3 csi@"oT1t st. n'wIio +, Il. eiec.
lfi55 GGjrsri st ma +, :. Sli95s
100 100 Ontario, rd n,w..-6 r h.. fur; b s1n
S"i :"i" Far rsrl' n. nw6 tn,,f, r. Nv D. 'lec so
I-oG Krnqurne st. NV r. ; b.
sot 10Th OH ST. sieT n.v.-io r. b. si55
1919 kilhourno s' n.w.-6 r. h. h.
,a,, -, :, PETTY & PETTY, 1,,n a,,.'as
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK = SEVEN
1850. owner., ordered away ~iii accent I'M
o's~FL. TNsh0TMa Mn ldas 5 co, INC.
4 c,0MPLETrELy , FrRNIsHED, HOUSE
@ r""n,s o baths "% unGfriane Es electrSity ~TS
Turkish rugs. linens silver and china in
G@ &Sey Kun fnrnsheS she'd RSnSe bSnse in Burle,h
ro"ms. bath. gas elc'twcity: porohes: hot
tn eycallant honie N IN Cleveland Park:
r"o,n. and : baths Eas electricity: NV h
Dandy bungaiow. IN. Cleveland Park: :,
large room space. unfurniehed on second
floor. porches garage: large lot. Rent.
- 0iunth.
Good hous" near 18th st car line: o
r"nnrS. :, baths. gas. electricity. INV n. OK
rellsut furnishings Rent. 81 80 month.
Near cspItoI and Library s-room hous'.
bath. electricity. gas furnace heat: very
comfortably furnished Rent. S125 month.
MrKFFVER & GOSS.
lil3 st. REALTORS. Main 4552.
GOOD VALUES.
1891 MT PLEASANT ST.
rooms. bath ............Sl5O. 90
] 306 18th ST Nv
runms | bath -..............-... loo 90
1880 N ST Nv 900
MOORE (, HILL. inc. 'o''0
80 11th St.
Main. 1174.
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GARAGE. NEAR 1st IND. AVE. - 90
ls2" Ontario place tfurnshedi ..... Is 90
Three stores SC @ on on busy thorouehfarc - 500 90
-, ,a., THos. f. FARRELL,
- i'fh 81 ~ " MAIN '""'
53t coIMBIA RID; NV. 6 rs. AND E.
dh14 North Cap,tol St. q rooms;
anS & st ne, roonis and bath
80" .th ~ s.w.
FOR COLORED.
l3o4 Florida ave. NV. 6 rooms and bath.
EGT$%%f $Ss f TrE%ER ], ;%. '"' '''"
COOP HoTsE IN MoUST nS ,,Ft RAINIER; o,. on
porches. Rent. SIS 40. ~
\ very attractive house near Central High
school. Il rs.. bath. gas. elec- h.-w h front
and :! rear porches. brick garage. Rent. 500
Excellent house woodley Park 9 RS. rec,
hall. baths. sun par!oG. parI!"oG. Car butIt-n gar.
Good ngalow in Cleveland Park: Il rs.
bath. sas eIec., front and rear porches. ga
rage Good cd are" @ar ho%se ctSeIand s Pa
hath. ss ele. seeG eGi," porch Rom, omen rsPaS@ @
"a Newly New. Decorated S""se m"dern N - every cry
detail re- s Hsth sss sl.r sir hi fr@ni ,md
si'' sprung road road Rent si6o mo; ~ .''" ~
Attractive house. West Chew Chase. D,
GOOD cond,tion Rent 500 mo :,
IN ideal home. home. Chevy cha'e Nd ~ m't IN
oie" S"" bwh @ aoored stt,c, i"' bnltin s ssr onen
nrsn,afs roTShGs ,oRs Rsn cS.11 81" no
hath. gas. elec.. h.-u h: on Fessenden st.
Rent 500 no
Delightful home near Wardman Park. q
rs.. hath. gas. elcc.. Nv h, front porch. "a
In Mount Pleasant: rs baths. gas.
cleo No-Kol heat. Rent. S1H5 mo.
Very attractive home near walter Reed
Hosnital semi detached brick. 4 rs hath
gas tlec.. h.-w.h.. front porch. sleep and
breakfast porch huilt-in gar Rent $50 mo.
Good 6-rnl. and bath house III BoomInC-
dale: Gas. eleC.. newly decorated and painted.
Rent $50 mo.
Wonderful home near Dupont Circle. SUIT
able for entertainne. roonnR or fraternity
liz large rooms. baths. No-Kol heat. elcc..
gas steel vault for silver. etc. Al condition
Rent $3.50 mo
MnKEEVER & Goss.
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RENT HousEs-t NruR>ISHED.


Continued,
home, ) rooms aud hs,h. elsa nrh,..
screened ''ii@!S5 H%wr&9TEjx S97se FcRF RRos' go
7th and Sts. Ne.
sdSn, 61S EvAETs ST; ENEw ,,Is H3EsE
""r"hcs 5ss": srrs f-ont ont nor 9orch: only " S$a
rooms. 1Se PsI eNow eiSs Gorner oSc nqpse rsa 1
'","ns' sn" %AaEsoS e 5%''
r9a1REnlSo" r1os Ear Pf2HS ls6d block 'E .-ee ST
rooms BATH hw III 900 hloGE 10 1ntn mtn, s, "
ST. ) rooms. hsth odice oren to . pm.
DAVIS q L1PSCOMB.
l1I5 You ST NV.
rooms and bath: rent, S53.
mao an, rar b,,G n sIsS, anG awf,6s
Ia"s : s., II WTDwSAED LEWIS. Main 81,
1910 RIGGS PLACES ROOMS. " BATHS.
1919 RlEss place--Io rooms. ? baths.
r'sh'.TaGp @HS 49" b k<a44 l FoSf,. Sis ge9 {, $50
FOR COLORED
. 1850 Kramer st. ne. :. and h.. frame
kitchens: new latrohe: good condiu9n.
y. Z. RYON co. INC. It:3 =. $500.
VERY DEsrR tRI.E UTNFURN1SHED HOUSE
attractive detached hnhse. containing =
rooms and hath. NV h. e'rC. lights and
rsrsFe: reasonable rental: immediate pos
sessiur.
BOSS & PHELPS
ll1 St NV Main 93OO.
We HAVE y VERY DELIGHTFUL SEMI
detached house c0utarInE large roone
nd bath. c!nsediu s'eepjur porch. NV h.
elec. light. located on 3;th street near Mass.
ave: reasonable rental: immediate posses
sion.
Ross T. PHELPS
Itl5 ST NV Main a3Oa.
663s GEORGIA AVE. NV.
papered reduced to S35 mo.
. 32Ol I+th St NV.
? r and b h4t: elec. $50 mo.
y. +. RYoN CO. Nc. lt"3 II. NJ. $3.50,
1895 1lth ST Nw.-S LARGS RMS. REC.
hall tiled bath h " h. elec. cellar. in
"xceIlsnt .Ggnditi3n,: reduced to $40 nerr mo. mo
trohe heat. gas li-ht: in excellent condl-
.''II3 I3I6 9Th R ST. NV rms. bath la
trohe heat. gas light .S4o.5o per mo,
1912 18th ST NV rms. bath. "el-
lar. furnace heat gas light: 5000 per mo.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
AVE y w
Evening star., 1925-12-01
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SNIF-II0ISES.

FOR SNLE-HOUSES.
OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF NEATLY
,wo;car bu,it-in rarss. nesr chesyE Caa.e
.choo aud churohes: " " .sceptonal Eo1 's BUY res
5pn.. so~ ,sr might sf,- I1asT s. renting Ad
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. AMI $500
9 Al,e-7eny ave- TsFon,a Par
sErG& tiArGd r coh9StA E.sGaAls GEfTEad a.i
ss s 81 ei I'LL 'oq ilee fqs s,s9sofas Si6 as Eo @ c
lark: snccialy prieed tot this C4GIce 80 80.
E%S49ii liberal terms Phone o"NfR. Mar
MAR 1tth AND RANDOLPH SITS. Nv
Sealh amw,. mew 6.ro9om. .en'l-detached o brio
-aras": new condition. Phone Adams 50.
DowNTowN RooMING, HorsE VEST or
;th and -outh OF y - largo rooms. good
hra'Inr svster'. olo".. large ynrd TO alley:
~ c'l"m, "G c"ra!'ior The Drlcn right 81 iGo 800
trsctl,e hnr,a Is rnors bath ami. siAeninr
porch slate roof. .tonc f"undation frepiaos.
71er:isrd * ~ i4o6 ''N ''' ''' "''s u -"''.
BARGAIN. NEAE L1EHcoLN PARK North
ovrc, desires for this home. six larEe
cheerful rooms. southern exnosure bath:
' tsrns csm GLhDM,S' ', Iineoin %c SO. 500
Penna. ave. sc.
~, ~, ,.TrRACT1vE BUNGALOW, AT 4s"">
ele"- !3r=e front porch. brisht cellar. oak
aoors frerla"e. closets. largo lo'. save
,nply c.4 n st. NJ. :" Pot Pot 3675.w
WILL SELL NY ,s1X-RooM RUNGALow.
args 1t tMoesr I hoowtlls .a Esrare "a 10 r.,
i8medsste no possession n"' sdaress Box $ss,n
Star Office u
CHEVY CHASE. n, C.-sl1 600 :
h,wh' eiec open frenlane: It large front ani
,trset ana rsved alley. This is priced HaII
''io" Ar2IS ie2fci"ftTT E. wAIKER iGsi .TH} CO NC
s13 18th st. NV. Main 1000.
TWO FAMILY APARTMENT.. 81: 500;
Convenient Columbia Heights. half block off
,..rtins s7s per month: owrer oecunies fr.t
papercd; conveniently financed Csn he
bought with moderate cash payment. Phone
hqy new e;roon. modern brick house with
northeast Phone Adams i 5s3 9.
zoos MONROE ST. -N.W-e ROOMS. BATH,
f9r apa-tment Rouse lot ct alone s worth more ar
iaan Phone woo Wcod.ds s1s'S fer outek sale
furnished home: rooms. :. baths. h;s;;w.h.,
pointnent. N. 4o1. 'a' i''7> 0Oi'
| COLoRED-235 5vN.w.-sPLENDIDL LITTLE
home of ) rooms. III perfect condition: very
deep lot to alley: only 50 800. 90; will take
sii as Low as $1,000 cash cash and md ss5 per mo, IN
| Call Us Taylor ct. NV. Col. 1851.
! DIRECT FROM owNER-9 ROOMS AND
2 baths. detached. h.-w.h.. elec. lights and in
asf %ddress ne BoS S: seaB e lhEss' stsr
! office.
,.,BIn, BnREAg OF ENSSRAvINGa -
ssn feG 1859 Ss'F sa'h l. Nam faa sos Il
$3.50 CASH PAL: LIBERAL Terms. oWN:
! East CAPITOL on 9TH st Main 46o3.
| nrAITTTFUL REINFORCEMENT HOUSE 6
delightful rooms. tile bath. electric. lights
ee vide .e Price ony
Lassn s9s sos @ Psrna ave
COI.ORED-,oNE BLOCK FROM EASTERN
! ! High School; s-room tapestry brick house
some one: easy terms cleve 1909 3.
COLORED-A REALLY GOOD HOME NEAR
! l1th and Euclid NV: rooms. INV h. elec
! To inspect call Adams 4a27. 3.
! OWNER WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE HIS
11-room house. baths and electricity. in a
st. Phone after & so pm Adams s:s7e. .
End St. NE. u
Between "F" and &C. SITS.
Seven, rooms and bath. brick dwelling.
| with cellar.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
ENE VI -I.UIS

APARTMENT HOUSE SITE IN MT. PLEAS
ant with plans VIII finance and huld four
story anartment if wanted. Address Box
FAB star office.
APT. HOUSE SITE OF ABOUT 100 -.
frur,tate on lfth at. NV. Attractive price
MAR 1901.
DIRECT FROM owNER-VAIIhRLE APT
house site 40 foot frontage. T st
> BLOCKS from the White Houac: fe
BOUGHT very rea sonahe Address Box ios T.
Star nffire
- LOTS FOR ROW BRICK HOUSES
fr"ntinE or paved street; very attractive
ms Main fSnt
Evening star., 1925-12-01

OWNER WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE HIS
] room house. . baths and electricity in a
most desirable section. near 18th and Girard
ats. Phone after a 30 pm Adams 2376.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
S24.750- New Homes.

Beautiful new. ser2i-detached homes ~
IalEe cubic capacity unusually spacious
ENinE and dining rooms altogether elCht
rooms. three bath. servant : guarters cedar
loset and many other latest features \
home of ~uDer}o~ construction and appoint
m'utS Of the hl-hest character.
LEON BRILL. IT..
1899 Srriny Ri. Columbia *
Evening star., 1925-12-01
$1,000.
$1,000
S1S.Z50-\e,v

18th = rear Buchanan-f roors bath.
built-ln garage Nokol attachments A real
bargain.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
OF OR + +,

Large house Of 10 rooms and : baths
I very near 10th st. Can easily, be made INTO
three apartnlents. Hot-water heat and cleo
tic lights. Newly papsred and painted
Garage. Price and terms right. Call Nam
Evening star., 1925-12-01
NnkEENER 4 GOSS.
REALTORS
1915 Il NV Main ia51.
FOR RENT
CANMn0D Rnns 4 G. AERET'r- INC

FOR RENT -
CAYW0OD BROS. 4 GARRETT. INC
INFJRNISHED HOUSES.
90S Que st. NV r. and b.. .N'@.3n
1924 l1th $. n.w.-lo r. and h..
l22i irving 4. n.v-s and h, 90
144 W st n'w--G r. and \. NV h. 500
1888 North CaritOl st.--6 r. and h..
NV h elec. ... @. ............ 5000
30, Nnrth Co,ItoI al - and n ~ 90
S"5 9Th st nc--B r and r. ... so 90
100 c 81. ne =. and -, .,...., so 90
122c Nd. ave. n.e.-5 r and h. and M
e5e Eye i. s.c.--6' ,. and h...:.... $50
?t+ st sw-6 r.......... $50
o35 Nd ave sw--t "Reminiscences. - 90
-. .TNFURNIsHKD APARTMENTS
lii7 o st, nv. ist h.--t r. and b.. oo
p, Iowa c,r"ic n.w.--t r. and n,
A15 New York ave. NV r. and h..
. h mh,w h eleG ....-..... .,.......i,... 90
NV H. aIec So 90
1900 \ a. n.e.-i r. and b and garage $500
1927 18th At. n:~--5 r and h.. zas "a
$500 14th st..n.w.--f r and h. so 90
500 Ingfsham at nw-3 r. and ~
h.-w. n. nOrch ..........-. 80 90
IL Morton at. NV r. and h.
81 Eye Al. n.e.-5 r. and h.. ist moor. - SO
% l. ~. n.w.-3 r. lar foor.. ..... - 50
+53 Tenn. ave n.e-l r. and h " 30 so
500 500 Irv,nr 81. u.w.-a r; and h...... Is 90
''i A' Ft'RN1sHEn 1ES sH APl APHpAR4MENrs. ART 80"
III st, NV. Bird ti.-3 + and h.
and porch. a.m.i..-....... ....... SG5 90
3l9 Pa. ave. n.w.-4 r. and D. 49,. 20 50
40 NJ st. NV =. and n. INV h. 30 90
23 loya circle NV T.. senri-privste
CAYwooD BROS. & GARRETT. NC.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
fContinuedD

NEARLY NEW GROOM AND BATH TAP
estry brick house on st. near Wis ave
ami: large yard 10 alley. Can be bough
on your own terms. Cleve. 1909 b
Evening star., 1925-12-01
CNDERPRICED HOMES.
ST | 1.7:50

Grrln- n. near 1ith s'-RrautfuI g
room house. . closedlu pnrche= dourle
garage and la-Ee hack -a-f Reason ahle
Evening star., 1925-12-01
RENT Observation-Disclosures.

GARAGE. NEAR 1st & IND. AVE. 800
aIr Md. ! rooms and b. r.ml ST. 90
! $50 ontario place tfurnished> .... lis 90
go llth st - 90
Three stores on busy thornushfare G1 90
THOS +. FARRELL.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
FOR RENT-STORES.

"cO4 lith ST. N.w.-RENT REDUCED TO
80 month. suitable for any line business.
ENcellant location.
\ = RYON co. INC. 14"a + st. NJ. $500.
EXCELLENT STORE NEW YORK AVE
near 9th st. heat and hot water furnished.
RENT. S75 mo.
Excellent cor. store near w b & A. station ;
frerroof building; modern in every detail
large space suited 10 most any type Of husl
ness RENT VERY REASONABLE.
Az ideal store m, New Blackstone apart
ment hotel. 1916 Eth at. suitable for cigar
and newsstand: excellent opportunity for
right party. RENT REASONABLE. :.
For further information sec
L. 4.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

! NEW. TAPESTRY BRICK S ROOMS AND
4 saith hardwood floors throuThout, paved
/ sink. built-lp retrieerator: only $500 cash,
/ balance easy Phone Potomac l54. No
Evening star., 1925-12-01


Have been transferrnd out uf town. must
. 5lsno-o nf my S-roon, and bath home. n u
I section: al modern. garage. garden Willing
n consider any reasonable Offer: place cost
/ >9.SN0. have srent nearly 81 0Gn additional
~ adding many CON forts and -cnnyenien"es:
an ahl" to elve Easy terms: must sell the
week: ant 70 deal direct with tdye- Ad
Irn=s ROX tS. r Gtsr nffCc
Evening star., 1925-12-01
SOUTHEAST.

Nice six-room and bath home IN all-white
section. Only one block off Pennsylvania 4
avenue. Three large bedrooms. h.-w h. and
electric lights. LARGE front porch with
screened-in sleeping porch and back porch.
Very large rear yard with two-car garage.
Small cash payment and easy monthly terms.
SHAPIRO-kATZ COMPANY.
REALToRs-BtILDER
i.,s K st. NV Main ELL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-08

pants climbing aloft to the emil
hence where the rites were about
to begin.
Widows Present
Secretary Wilbur, Acting -Secre-
tary of War Dwight F. Davis, and
various other Government officials,
mostly of the defense branches OF
the Federal establishment, were
escorted near the graves, where
already the widows and sorrowing
relatives of the dead filters were
gathered. All of the officers were
married.
Rector DOns SurpIice
The Reverend r. S. Nichols, rec
tor of Christ Church, Toms River,
New Jersey. DOTTED his hat ana
coat, and from a suitcase took
surplice, which he put on. He was
the pastor of Commander HANCOCK.
and attended at the request OF the
officers amily.
The commanders OF the naval anu
marine attachments barked and
echoed commands. At last the
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COOLIDGE WILL
BACK LEAGUE
FARLEY
Not to Stand in Way Of Arms
Conference, But Prefers
U. s. Call It
BY international News Service

SwAMPSCOTT, Mass, Sept. g.
The United States Government has
no desire to take any action which
would in any way interfere with
anything the nations of Europe
may think will add to- their Sc
curity.
But President Coolidge is still
conference can be called by the
United States to convene in Wash
ington.
This was the reaction here today
to the proposal of Paul Painleve,
French premier, at the sixth as
sembly of the League of Nations
that the League move to assemble
a disarmament conference under
its Jurisdiction.
Despite indications from Wash.
lngton that President Coolidge is
being advised to the contrary, the
Executive intends TO reconvene
the Agricultural Fact-Finding Com.
mission in Washington this fall.
with a view to having it finish up
the work and submit a final report
by Thanksgiving.
The President is anxious to get
further information from the COM
mission that he may convey it to
Congress in his annual message as
a basis for whatever farm relief
legislation is necessary.
In an exchange of correspondence
with Chairman Carey, Mr.. Coolidge
advised the former to get in per
sonal touch with Secretary of Ag-
riculture Jardine, now resting up
in Washington hospital, and
make arrangements to bring the
members of his commission back
into session.
A general public building bill,
carrying at least a $100,O00,000 and
designed to give all sections of the
country new structures for the hous-
ing of Federal agencies will meet
with the approval of the President,
il was also indicated here today.
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Upon Dewey Knoll, one of the
many hillocks that rise in that great
city Of the dead. four graves had
been prepared. At noon today one
remained untenanted. Later today
the body of Lieutenant Commander
Zachary LansdoWne, who com
manded the Shenandoah upon it's
last flight, will be lowered into this
grave.
Those who were buried today
were Lieutenant Commander Han
cock, Lieutenant j. b. Lawrence
and Lieutenant +. w. Sheppard.
Navy Officers Carry Collins
The bodies were removed from
the receiving vault at the cemetery
within an hour before the services
were to begin. Naval officers, in
white uniforms, bore the flag
covered collins to the graves.
Three companies of marines and
three of sailors, also in white,
formed a hollow square around the
place where the services were to
be held.
Automobiles poured into the
cemetery and parked along the
roads below the knoll, their occu.
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RACING DRIVERS FATALLY
HURT IN HOLIDAY RACES

PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. S.-Two
drivers Of racing automobiles are
believed dying this morning as a
result of six cars smashing into
a fence at the state fair grounds
Labor Day.
Dave Cambusco. was probably
fatally injured when his machine
skidded and struck the fence. \
Large splinter was driven complete,
ly through his body.
Frank Maddox, "A police officer,
suffered a broken leg and probable
internal injuries when wild" BIZ
Mcmahon skidded at a turn on the
thirG lap. The car crashed through
the fence. struck Maddox, piowed
a short distance and turned turtle.
Mcmahon was thrown clear and
escaped unhurt.
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After a conference with Acting
Secretary of War Dwight Davis,
who returned to Washington today.
Major General John L. Hines, the
Chief of Staff, formally called upon
the Inspector General of the Army
Major General Eli Helmick. to in
vestigate Mitchel's statement. as
issued to the press in San Antonio,
as a bisis for action by the de-
partment.
There was little doubt today
among army officers at the War
Department that Mitchell would be
court-martialed, as he predicted, but
Secretary Davis was reluctant to
discuss the issues involved pend
ing the investigation now under
way.
Points to Be Determined
The Inspector General will have
to detremine officially; first, if
Mitchell actually made the state
ments attributed to him in the
press, and, second, if these state
ments are sufficient grounds for
disciplinary action by the War De.
partment.
Should he decide that there are
grounds for court-martialing Mitch