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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
STATE BOARD
SIDES TEPS
EVOLUTION \

SAN FRANCISCO Jul" 21
Threatening reopening of tHo cvo-
luton teaching issue iii California
failed 10 materiali1e when ta. state
board of education net >ere taHav.
The board quietly tabled al com
munieafions on the subject witho1r
debate.
There Is no disposition TO ecran
the question of teaching evolution ia
California schools - T.. =. C.arke
Riverside chairman Of the board
told the United Press Nor Is
there any disposition to modify ~.
recent board ruling that eyolar.pE
could be taught as theory. aot 2.
fact.
Mrs. Grace Stanley who recently
resigned as state commissioner Of
elementary schools, has been named
dean ~ wowan ~ Humboldt statt
Ycachcre college II WAS revealed
when appointments bv Win c. WooC
state superintendent Of public in
struetion. were filed with the board
The appointments are in committee
guhjeet 10 approval or rejection.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
ENGLISH S0LONS
FACING CRISIS

LaAiCE. .t..r With .as raA-
..er +. . - . IFS first ra
c-i... u.. a-t ...u. . c. .-.-
tive v..'..-. t.. f.ue ,.H.v .ere.r.
a' Fr.a.er Baldwin. nmau.v IT,
" -s- sa
Tire r- ~ crisis rr.se.rs two
phases. First. .--r- F. tae d.allo-l,
'.'Vcen miners aad mime OWNERS.
which unless settled -..t. 1al-- .f-
..ee au already .o.~ H4e-r}ov-
me.. problem.
Ia- se-aml phase involved IN
''a clash tatva.a Winston CmrrliU
.aa1 .cilor ~ the eveho4a p, and the
a|mTa'rv 1rrr tlc uat.u n.u.r.. 40.
C#aai. -faaa.h aavn~a.. at .-a.-
.r would have ol.F feo fa- ,r.oe-
:.e tou CRUISER tal eoaH this
"a.e. with moro .ater.
e tmi1a. Hi. ,n u.ri-
. @ ~ three t.is ar.r.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Pay Respect to
Memory of Late
Telephone Head

In honor of the memory of George
+. Mcfarland, chairman Of the ex.
ccrtive committee Of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company
who died last Friday, all business
was suspended at the local office
and every other office of the Or
gahization Yesterday afternoon at >
o clock. Mr.. Mcfarland didl in
san Francisco last Friday.
Mr. McFarland was one o. the
outstanding figures in :he telephone
world. le-lfad an unbroiep service
record of - years in the telephone
business. He was a native Of Iowa
and was 60 years Of age On Jan
uarv l. 1928, he retired sr president
Of the Pacific Tclcphon, and Tclc-
graph Company and tar Southern
California Telephone Gompanv and
the southern California Telephone
and he then became chairman Of
the executive committee Of both
companies Prior to h, accepting
The proidcncv of the f."ifir svs.
tenn in 1913, he had filled raanv tele-
phone positions with the E"ll system
companies of he middle wost.
Mr. Mcfarland WAS We known
in Southern California ciItlcs. He
spent much Of his time in -pS Angc-
les and was in active chaIye of the
properties there for some true
Mr. Mcfarland had cver7 attrib-
ute of success. He knew ,he tclc-
phone business from the r'pugd up
ana hi; climb up the ladder Of sue
cess started from the position of
I;rCmau. through various successive
stages Of tho work, to the pinnacle
position of chairman Of the cNccu-
t.vc committee. HIS character was
urimpeachahle No one man in
the business has contributed more to
the business itself and 70 the welfare
of it's employees. He WAS beloved
b. all who came in contact with
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Library Meets
Are Brin1ming
Wit h Interest

Having returned recently from
the state library convention at Uure-
ka aHd -Ae uatioaat convention at
Seattle. Mss Agnes Ferris arulrss
thar + was wonderful Instruction.
as we'll rs intense Interesting 10
her.
y both conventions there were
speaker. from all ever tHe G.ite4
States who chose topics with were
widely varied and ve. a.. rotating III
some#wav - educational aaH library
Work.
y sAe state convention tho ~
dress o5 welcome was given 1- lie
asyer.o5 E4aeGa, Oscar ". Lard.
On Tuesday 81 discussion which in
t.scs.yd Miss F.rr.s a great dead
w., given b- CoraeIia D. Prov...s
Of Sacramento oo work win uri-
sons. Also a talk bv VIII, H.
Kerr ~ EmIaria Kansas. or
Friends e Reading.
! day wa Spent iH the far famed
rJdWeol- #5 miles sau'A Of Eureka.
The uatiu.. convention IL Seattle
lasted traa July G - II and iyd
e1tu more noted sp- gers.
Miss Ferris especially enjoyed d
ta'r oa library extension by Ngr.
Julia g.. B~1.ae', Of Eas.r,iic.d.
California, which took an the sub
i.rr of library agencies which
would me,- fae aec..- at Fl. tho
POPULATION.
Diftersu; sections ot -ha asso.fa-
t..a which net a. thi- time w.r.:
-riea-l.i- libraries, rv libra .cs.
"t@ reference. u.aa table. hihlie-
-raIlical Society II Amer.-a, by>.-
.-ss librarians ea-.'ar. Caa..isl
librarians. cla.Uea s librarians. r..-
.e-e and reference. 8. J.. g.. rcan.iI.
county Librarians reen1 -a4le, Ass-
..'aI lhta-ics roHul Table. leag que at
library .ommi..i.--. --astl-. library
hu-..-s rnM. table, Ea...aal As
.n.'a..o4 rG Stat. libraries. nrot
-'.aa training. laH-.. a.rua ~.
round fable. l.l-.a-~ book l44
table, -r-.ee- and ca.vts>i.r f.
'"".T extension s.r.... round .b'.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
HONOLULU
WIDE OPEN,
BOOZE FLOWS

HONOLULU. JAY 2l-IIonolulu
is "wide open. - booze IS flowing
freely and he j, poWerlc,s to curb
the situation. John II. Wise, federal
Prohibition director for Hawaii, de-
ciared here today.
Arrests are difficult on account Of
the laws covering search warrants,
witch are hard to obtain, and even
wbcn arrests are made. iuries refuse
convictions. Wise asserted. Wise
said that there were no friends here
Of the dry law and there has not
been Il federal conviction in more
than two months. He is now hold.
ing 200 gallons Of. liquor as evidence
Wise SAID. but has been unable to
get a verdict.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
PERSON AIS

T.. i. Palmer was III tie valley on
h@>taes yesterday from the moan
l.:aa~ nrfe.. will, leave %igh.
t-r Los Angeles trr fsN -.
B;I. IIa''ucr arr..el today from
Los ii ,,lcs where pc spent i few
DAVIS with his family.
NJ. Marr Gsocvi ii 1Ioltyille
y.eS town ..eav on business.
Miss Iama taa-e. money order
r. Iris - rhc Pa-..tiirr. will leave
f.. . $50 N...ss vacation tomorrow
- He Sp.a. il Los angeles and
as.-, towns.
Mr. and Hrs. Jame, Chambers re-
t3lr.. tsau tae.t Eaaayagon yes
ty..ar Hh.ch taer spent IN Le, Au-
aales aaI aearhv beaeay>. Mr.
CHAM er, is the diare. lt~ "!erE in
t.e l8sst pa--eff..c H5 10 been
.".- las t..9 fTec!--.
Charles Cu.-cr ,t Ills cir. lef'
Ia-. r.an- fur Los Angeles 'vhese he
viii spend 81 e." weat- with III,
family.
Horny S.Aumm1-ir.in, of SIN
Diego Wao rs Interested H the
Albert ~Hr.n ~jg- Company has
+ ..a H. l.. reHfEl for tsr days oE
+. ..-- iLe and Mr.. -a'tA went
r. \,ea Yesterday aHt aA expected
i.es ta4ar. I4a former !. the SON
NJ IN. world tJmos- singer. Mgaamr
>..uuaau-Hc.uk.
Hen Nc,lormu Of the National r..
@. =, Auction company, WHO has
L. = IL - ----- ------...---- L.. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

not prove rs capable of managing
acroplauss Is they have been found
to be in the driving of motor cars.
The prejudice against women drit-
ers ana the charge that they are
erraue or unreliable is usually
voiced by men who could be con-
victed of rcGllessness."
As consulting statistician of the
Prudential Insurance Company.
pr. Hoffman is now making an in
quiry into aerial traffic hazards
in view of the prospective devel-
opment Of commercial aviation in
this country and the resultant de-
mand for the Insurance Of aviators.
Flyers are GoW among the few
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Congressman's
Sister is Jailed

LOS ANGELES. July 81. Mrs.
Lewis Hogan, -. said 10 be a sister
of Congressman Hill Of Maryland,
Vas sentenced in police court today
to serve 80 days in the city Jail for
dcfrauding . local hotel.
Immediately following the SON
fencing, county authorities arrested
Mrs. Hogan on Il charge of issuing
fictitious checks for $l49S. The
alleged fraudulent checks Were cash
ed at a local bank over period Of
four months.
\ ear of cherries from Placer
county brought 5000 in New York,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

persons positively declined as in
surance risks.
Or. Hoffman believes that aerial
traffic as rapid transit for both
passengers and freight Will be-
come 4 commonplace of the next
decade. In his opinion, based on
data procured from his invostiga-
tions of rail and motor traffic. the
accident hazard will decrease in
ratio 10 the increase in the num-
ber of flying machines. There is
no reason. as he views the sItua-
ton, why women should not he
permitted TO qualify as pilots for
the planes that carry freigM>. pas-
s. noars or mai:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
14,448 Cars of
Melons This
Season

Including yesterdays ship
lnent, the total number of cars
Of cantaloupes shipped from the
valley this year is 14,448, &C
cording to G. w. Runge of the
Southern Pacific company. Yes
terday's shipment consisted of
II cars, OF which only two con-
tanned cantaloupes, the balance
being made up of honey dews
and casabas. These, according
to the federal agricultural de-
partment's standards, are class
ed az cantaloupes.
1t is not believed there will
be any shipments of cantaloupes
after this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

women have proved themselves
50 con- potent in control e. motor
machinery. according to the find
iaEa Of Frederick I. Hoffman,
IL D., in lis recent survey Of
motor traffic and its hazards, that
ha secs no reason why they should
Ios te equally sllil.ful in the hand
Inns O. the aoroplane. For this
reason, he saws. the rule adopted
bH Tho International Commission
o. aviation. excluding them as
aFiators, is not to be commend
ea."
There are TO reasons" asserts
D.. Hoffman. FOR assuming that
women, in the course Of time. viii
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

~ Trrlock and san Joaquin val
Thomas Amondola, who has been
easagrt IN The produce business in
= valley. has left for Fresno.
,..>. Homer \. Clark and chill
.-,,.-4, have gone 10 san Diego 10
s#slJ the summcs
t..,. =. \. Busgsr and her daush-
tsr jean returned this morning
III Les Angeles Mrs. Burger 5
>.-.,r, Mrs. AlHuelc Adams. nc
e4panied her. They expect to le-
t#. .a = few dass.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

or as the boy who runs down ring
Of smugglers and saves the reputa
tion of his father, n shipping mag
nate
An appealing love theme runs
throughout the picture, Helen Lynch
portraving the role of Gloria Win
thrope,. who is abducted, and is
rescued by Talmadge in Il thrilling
battle with smuggIrrs.
Dick Hatton IN Horse Sense y
wilt be shown tomorrow night at
the Palace airdome. 3''Super Huper
Dine Lizzies," two reel Mack SEN
nett comedy, one of the funniest
comedies of the year, will also be
shown tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Laughs, Thrills
In Picture At
Airdome Tonight

There are laughs and thrills to
spare in American Manners, star
ring Richard Talmadge which will
be shown tonight only at the Pal
ace airdome. Talmadge is seen a9
the United States star in the Olym-
pie games, where he is kidnapped
by unscrupulous foreigners, and lat
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
No Coal Strike,
Coolidge Belief
ny United Press Leased wire

SW&APSCOTT, Mass, July p.
PRESIDENT Coolidge i, confident
f1ofa viii DE mo- anthracite roai
strike starting on August IN when
the wage agreement between opcr-
a5or1 and miners expires.
Secretary of Labor Davis gave
Mr. Coolidge Ills assurance On "a
recent visit here, ii was learned H..
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
SEELEY
By Press starr Correspondent


SEELEY, July 2I.-Mr. ana Mrs.
+. L.. Rogers and children are spend-
ing several Hays at lIipaSs with
relatives.
Mrs. Trammol and children left
for the hills on Saturday where they
viii spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Copeland and fam
ily are motoring to Las Vegas, Ne
vada, to visit Mrs. Copeland 8 broth
CfS.
Miss Mabel Oftclie is substituting
in the local telephone exchange of,
flee.
T. J. Storms has left for the coast
again after completing business here
Mrs. c. J. OMAR is staying at
.Jacumba for II few darS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
annapolis Boys
Seeing Astoria

ASTORIA. Ore. July 21-Threc
Gre5 Anaapais midsajpmeu on
practice cruise were allowed shore
aavc here today until suudown.
Eonc We're permitted to land from
the quadrou last night and dances
prepared for them had TO be can
re.eG.
The vessels bearing the mjddies
a@chorrd in the Columbia river off
Fort Stevens. dge to difficulties la
making anchorage nearer the city,
10 tn" mea We're met af the fort by
automobiles and "a surciai train and
brought here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Divorce DEGREES Granted. -

Divorce DEGREES Granted. - In
the superior court this morning.
Judge ConkIug granted utellocu-
tory divorces to Diva Singh from
Maria II. Singh and to Wa>Iaw j..
Couro from So.edad Couro tie de-
fondan in each ease having default
ed Singh was represented bv At
torney Huber \. Collins and Robert
q. HilI appeared for Coury.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Iet p.a'e at a]au, Hairy Peru
F.aa. and CiaeH varieties rf o..
la.fa aro growing ln Round Valley.
Mena1nHe roHa'r 10 tet~m.nr
their r.'ati. ..ue for that s.r.Ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
NE WIS BRIEFS
From City and Coanty-----
lERgENF9NNnR9NRRR EN9NETE7TFEgzETErs-7rarzrr

Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

I am the best doctor in the land.
Superior to any monkeys gland. I
got a name-Paul S Lemonade Al
ways ready for you at Union Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Pioneers 80 Naf.aoea c9aatv sag
they Aate rot seen stock -a4. reod
more "eaaaanf la ~ years than it
is now.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Dance Every Tuesday and Friday
lights at Seelev. adv
Drug Addict sentenced.-N H.
Jones, termed by the GaleNieo po-
lice "one Of the most notorious hop
heads in the valley was received
a. the county jail this morning to-
serve u sentence Of five months. i'm
posed by Judge Mafkcv 1t Calezica.
Jones has served prison sentences be-
fore for & similar offense. the police
assert.
Parisienne Beauty shoppe open all
simmer. Phone 7S3.
Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Are You Hungry? Give Lovnd's
Fountain Lunch trial. Satisfao-
tion and service. adv
Da us Beau.y rarlo,. Phone 227.
adv
Final Decree Cral:aG.-Na1v Et-
In Timer, who Tvas granted au inter
locutorv decree of divorce from
Louis T. Timer on June -. 1924. on
the grounds o. acSer.ian aud vvilful
neglect, was granted final decree
by Judge Conklug in The superior
court this morning. Mrs Tiuor wa,
represented by Attorney Don G.
.Biter.
/ Drink coachena Artesion Water.
.csll Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
.2sNy. 1926
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
Sights, Holtyille Natatorium. adv
Montes Denied Probation. - ?.
Monies. who pleaded guilty. last
week 10 second degree burglary and
applicd for probation, had l.e neti-
ton denied this morning hv il -a
Cmklmg who stateuced i.m to
serve from one TO five wear, In r.i,-
ION. Tie case of r. r. Heua,gan,
convicted OF emJezzIeH alt. Who all
so, applied for probation. was cou-
tinued until july 81.
Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, YOU pay
one bv the month. Fred L. Cross,
f60 Main g. Phone 3JuJ IL Cen
irO. aCv
New Girl Arrives. ana E---.
Eerbera Bunod Of san Diego ~t-s
visited bv the starl, .ais msrg.rg IT.
$50 and J. . pound baby a,r, rae
left. Mr.. Dupont is tle Uro.A-a ~
DR.. Norman Dupont of tai, .ftv.
Mrs Herbert Duport, Fv1o teas for-
merly Mis- Alma NlHrteuw.
taught at he Harding school here
up until last year. The baH~ was
born at their HON. OIL +nt1 Ir8',
Avenue. Sau Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Taken 70 sar Dieqo-N..

Taken TO sar Diego.-M.>. B,b
at l.. Eaaam q. Imperial uao
~sss.@iaej Il hsoisea hip ~eme weeks
ace an. HAo VS. recently removed
t1am tile FL tAtro hospsM 10 r..
lemc u iMprrial WAS .aG,a 10 SaH
Diego yesterday H,hcse she will re-
main at the Battle Creek ~aHitsr-
lam for some tiHe. Nfs Braam
viii remain i'm tine plaster east until.
the first Of September when 1t is
heued the broken bone viii l., Suf-
f.5e.cl r aultted to permit removing
tic east. The trip WIS made ~
ambulance and the patient is rcroat-
Il 10 have stood II well.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

DR.. C. J. AIcnenGricE, Chiroprac-
ior. q Dunaway Bldg. Phone $2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Injured Men Recovering. -

Injured Men Recovering. - Ru-
do.uh Syhrader ami Chmlas Gge'aam
of Tacoma. who were injured in an
automobile -mashup IN lie san Ui.-
% highway Saturday night. are
reported 10 be making good prog
ress toward recovery at the f., tea-
no hospital today. Gre5ham. who
sustained a broaoH l,g, viii be- cen
finei to the hospital far several
weeks. Schraler suffered severe
eats about the head and Ias., aH4
VIII NOT be able to leave tRc hoeaitaI
Tor several days Yet.
Going Sack TO L. A.-Gaorco apd
Charles No3in of Los Angeles. who
have extensive holdings IN the yal-
~ VIII Ieye this afternoon Tor
LIS Angeles TIE brothers are
with tie Hansen barry company in
that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Is H0pefuls Are
Starting Out 70
Be Film Stars
Bv EENRY ATINoTT
.ited Press staff corespondent)

(United Press Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK, Jalv 2l.-Eiglteeu
lopefuls, including q heterogeneous
array of blondes. traae,-as aaI bel.
boys who cxuec- re form 81 new gen
Grafton Of -waas.a~ and Meighans.
started tae royal raaH -,mevio faMe
here to5av.
IAe event was tho opaaiac ii
Famous F.c~c-s Lassv'~ I,v a.rr-
ma school. whore. for % ral+rv $500
tuition, q student is Virtually guar
Gtrc. -1@r5nm u t.- silver >cr.,..
I'll, a.ae feag In HI H5ae
EaaaL women v.a .a.-l the camera.
Md E.-1 lights for She first time
today Were tlr 48rtv remnants o.
u army ~ $4,000 who lad cumpet-
cd vita t-au,. alI personality .a g.:
nationwide elimination contest for
tae privilege ot attending rAo new
-tool
L.iote,te VIII IT, subject NO.
.H Size casr.ra'am. The M#.-Ha.etafs
mr~r .aau good manners. f. wa-
pointed r.-. 800 -ier won't r'n .
scene iH .'c.et. production uv
aa9aa olives with q folE.
Horseback and Swimming
Tho second course. horseback r-5-
ing. will b. studied bv aH except ono
student. WHO "a slated to play tl,
role Of fire Prince Of Wales jig g
ietwe picture.
Swimming viii Ir taught H. al
except tae girl, who hope 10 become
battling 5ca-j.-.. ia their ..-- r.
was pointed a.- t1is W.. a.- boz e--
se4t.a. III view e tie faet c.a+ he
queen. af the SURG never ~ Aear rhe
water.
Other courses win 'aelaG, make.
ap, fencing. golf, tennis and inter.
'or decorating. Tie j.. who began
work today WIFI be graduated ~
the oad Of SIS months. Then another
ya'o. # tho I.rea'.a..E great W.I
bc pu tafol tia u.L
Among .'a stals.+s. come a.
whose names ara almost r. a0-
Pear ia tac wd.-a lights Of Braal
way eithH two years L.~arrr
I #I.lur Dillon 8d Larcrr-
Lt Hollywood, C.ff: E-.-
lA2 h:.. at Culver C.t4, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

In 1928 potato tsrt- u Ncndo.
cino county. 'he Earliest ~ All lqs
lo date given best promise.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Read Announcement Health Beach
md Mountain Outing Problem
AID Eu Information by Writing Information
Of Pau
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

tFerTthlHg IS relative. 4 cIigecr
probably thinks flea IS ae rlD.
plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
hollands Orchestra. Music for al
Phone Ell Centro JS3. adv

Going 70 Jacumba-W. L. Apale
viii take his mother to Jaeumha To-
morrow night where she will spend
the remainder O. the summer. He
viii be tAerr himself after this
week most If the time, coming down
10 the valley only when business
calls
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Gravc9>taiu apple growers in Son
oma county have refused 500 a box
er the 1928 crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Naw Oregon Cafe partirua
place for particular leon.e TO cat
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Dance Every Tuesday and Friday
lights at Seelev. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, YOU pay
me bv the month. Fred L. Cross,
fG0 Main g. Phone 3J9J. IL Cen
irO. aCv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Parisienne Beauty Shoppe open all
simmer. Phone 7S3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Are You Hungry? Give Lovnd s
Fountain Lunch I trial. Satisfao-
tiOn and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21
Da 7is beau-y rarlo;. Phone %
:,

! Drink CoacheIa Artesion Water.
Gel Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
2sNy. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-21

a-n Nollormu of the National T.
y. Auction company, WHO has
. in the valley working has l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
FOR SALE-HOUSE
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SOUTHWESTERN. TERMS.


Brick home containing and bath IS bedrooms Hot
heat and electric lights located i'll OF the best sections
OF the southwest OF the government
wonderful proposition for renting Will make
real home for who wishes to locate this section
NORTHEAST-S6OOO TERMS.
The has been reduced the leaving the city
and real bargain tapestry brick home oonial front
porch and double back poche with sleeping porch lncosed
Electric lights Located splendid section OF the northeast
Deep lot alley with plenty of Can be
bought for $500 cash and 500 per month
SOUTHEASTERN TERMS.
beautiful Lincoln Park Colonial brick home containing
and bath Howater heat and electric lights Owner has
chased larger home the northwest and this property will
be few days; Immediate possession be
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-sSOOO TERMS.
Very colonial tapestry brick home containing
and tiled bath howater heat and electric lights hardwood
street garage very sell and
will make reasonable
PETWORTH-S875O TERMS.
colonial brick home with exceptionally large and
bath heat and electric lights Vacant and rtclas
condition Located the sections
northwest Can bought reasonable Deep lot
to alley with garage.
NORTHEAST-S975O TERMS
Convenient lines and located in very desirable
section of the northeast brick home three deep Con
large and tiled bath electric lights hardwood floors;
house and immediate be had Deep lot
to paved alley with garage
CAFRITZ COMPANY.
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FINEST DETACHED HOUSE OPERATION
IN CHEVY CHASE.
FOR THE SMALL FAMILY
AND
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY.
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF FLOOR PLANS
TO SELECT FROM

TO SELECT FROM.
SOME center-ha plan. SOME have bedroom and
avaory first floor. SOME. have three bedrooms and two
baths and sleeping porch OTHERS have six bedrooms three
complete baths and two lavatories
EACH has huge shade tree EACH has brick
Every house is BRICK of the finest kind STEEL
supports for all window and door openings All porch pillars
porch floors There
exterior depreciation upkep We have better
stI1ction.
Downstairs walls paneed Floors upstairs and down
oak The latest hotaer heating Everything to
make proud and happy shower basement for the
servants. The interior finish is EXQUISITE.
The location is unsurpassed. it is "R1TTENHOUSE
STREET. which links nationally known CHEVY CHASE
CIRCLE with nationally known ROCK CREEK PARK and
further you will have the very best location RlIIkN
HOUSE STREET., just squares off the "ClRCLE and
Immediately opposite 100000 (nk of vew
We unhesitaingly that NOWHERE have better
values made possible only by acquiring large of land
building large scale and giving the benefit OF the savings
for immediate sale
PGoSsE 5as IT fy BRSEca
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14l5 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
BIG OPPORTUNITY.
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW.
COMpI ETFTY FURNISHED

$500 Cash-S6o Per Month
New six-room brick house. tile bath hot
water heat electricity. Price So. $50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
14O7 New York Ave. NV Main 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
sAUi-S ADDITION-PRICE, S1S.5OO.

A two-story colonial dwelling
within few blocks of this high
school. First floor contains parlor
With fireplace. dining room and kitch-
en- Second floor has three bedrooms
and tile bath. Offer terms. Phone
us until . pm.