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Evening star., 1925-03-19
WOnan COnfesses
Murder of Three
Relatives Poison
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEDINA, Ohio, March 19.-The
mystery surrounding the death of
John Gienke, his wife Lillian and
his sister. Mrs. Sophie Hazel. was
solved last night with the alleged
confession of Mrs. Martha Wise,
daughter of Mrs. Hazel, that she
poisoned her relatives.
Fourteen other members of their
families were made ILL.,
Mrs. Wise, the mother of four
small children, admitted in a
signed statement that she admins
tered arsenic in the drinking water
OF the families, which resulted in
the death of her mother December
13, Mrs. Gienke January and
Gienke February s. She was un-
able to give reason for her
Evening star., 1925-03-19
HELD ON BiGAMY CHARGE.
Local Man Taken to Georgia on

George Collins, As, giving his ad-
dress as 4l3 g street, was taken back
to Lanier County, Ga, yesterday, fol-
lowing his arrest by Detectives Dar-
nell and Springmann, as fugitive
from justice In that State, where he
was wanted to answer charges OF
bigamy.
Upon the arrival OF Sheriff Elisha
Tucker OF Lanier County here yester-
day, Collins denied he was the man
sought and willingly consented to re-
turn with the sheriff to clear up the
matter.
The allegation Is that he married
Miss Efiie Moore of Lanier County in
1921, and more recently married a
woman in Virginia.
Yellowstone National Park has ap-
Iarc clIr, tal. nl
Evening star., 1925-03-19
U. S. RADIO STATIONS
AVAILABLE TO GERMANY
,c. a, the Associated Press,

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
STUTTGART, Germany, February
22.-American radio stations can now
be heard by subscribers to the south
ern German radio circuit. After nu-
merous experiments the Stuttgart
station has succeeded in working out
the technique by which American ra-
dio contributions are made available
to German listeners.
On recent Sunday. at midnight, q
concert at Pittsburgh was transmit
ted by the Stuttgart station on a 443-
meter wave to its subscribers. They
were thrilled to learn that the Amer
lean station was at the same time
being heard by radio fans in Eng
land, South Africa and Stuttgart.
Evening star., 1925-03-19

The American woman's Club in
London has Lady Astor As one or Its
vice presidents.
Evening star., 1925-03-19

Yellowstone National Park has ap-
proximately 10000 elk.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
i. S. BIOLOGISTS
TO STUDY EUROPE
Hope to Trace Relationship
of Rock Strata of Two
Continents.

An attempt to improve knowledge
of the geologic relations of Europe
TO North America will be made this
Summer by DR.. T.. Q. Ulrich and DR..
&. Il. Resser of the Smithsonian In
stitution and Prof r. NJ. Field on an
extensive exploration tour in Europe.
The three scientists will study the
rock strata by applying principles of
Stratigraphy evolved mainly by DR..
Ulrtch They will cover nearly all
of western Europe by auto, paying
particular attention to outCroppingS
of ancient rocks in central England,
northern Scotland, Wales, Scandinavia
and Bohemia
1t was said at the Museum yester
day that newer methods of reading
the language of time recorded in the
rocks now is in order. which, when
more extensively applied, may reveal
much regarding the geography OF the
days of ancient life.
New Theory Broader.
The old methods were an out
growth of the first geologic concep-
tons that the different strata of the
earth were laid ON like the layers of
an onion by the continental surfaces
sinking evenly below sea level. The
newer principles are based on the
conception that the continents do not
rise and sink evenly, but that the
motion is differential. allowing the
ocean to spread over the land in
the form of bays, first from one
side and then from the other. Hence
the embaymentS formed by The sink
Ing of any portion OF Il continent Will
naturally contain the same animals
as the parent ocean and the rocks laid
in the seas will entomb the animals
living there
Since il did not happen, so far as
is now known, that embayments from
the same ocean covered at the same
time parts of what are now North
America and Europe, there are no
exactly simultaneous records. The
task becomes one of discovering such
possible occurrence. or finding from
other data than identical fossils just
how the strata on the two sides of the
ocean match
The Washington scientists will seek
out the older rocks which come to the
surface at various places in the
United States and which crop out in
Europe mainly in the centers TO be
visited.
Animal life, which was all marine
at the time these rocks were laid
down. was fairly abundant and well
developed when the first evidences of
it were laid in the rocks, DR. ReSSer
said. The first living creatures prob
ably were so soft and poorly develop
ed that they decayed too quickly
after death 70 be buried in the mud
which later formed the rocks, SO that
they left no impress.
The expedition will be under the
Joint auspices of the Smithsonian In
stitution and Princeton University.
The party will leave here early next
month
Evening star., 1925-05-18
FIVE ON LAUNCH RESCUED,
9TH PASSENGER MISSING
Steamer Saves Men Marooned on
Top of Craft That Is Wrecked
by Piling.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEWES, Del. May 1S.-Five Phila'
delphians, rescued by the tank steamer
Courier after 'clinging for hours to
the top of the launch Peggy, which
struck a floating piling in Delaware
Bay Saturday night and partially
sank, were landed at Lewes yester.
day A sixth member of the Peggy's
party. Joseph Robinson, also of Phila
deIphia, is still missing.
The rescued men are Harry litter
mary, Thomas Brock. Patrick II. Bul
ger. John McKenna and Joseph Oleyn
Robinson. it is said, after donnine
a cork jacket when the Peggy began
to fiji, failed to reach the top of the
cabin and is believed to have been
carried away by the swift current
The others were sighted by pilot OF
the Courier, outbound from Philadel
phia, who sent a small boat to bring
them to safety.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
PHOTOGRAPHERS TO DINE.
President Will Be Guest of Men
Covering White House.

President Coolidge will be the guest
of honor at the annual dinner of the
White House News Photographers
Association to be held tonight at the
MaytioWer. Among the other guests
will be a number of men prominent
in official life as we'll as the newspaper
correspondents who are assigned to
the White House.
This annual frolic of the cameramen
is to have nearly dozen vaudeville
acts to contribute their entertainment
during the evening.
kemper Cowing. head of the news
department of Harris Ewing, will
handle the gaveI, in the role of toast
master. He will be assisted in intro
ducing the stunts by Kirk Miller.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
WILL STUDY CREDIT.
Problems of Cooperative Associa.
tions to Be Taken Up at Institute.

Credit problems of cooperative
associations, both from the view
point of the borrower and the leader
will be considered at the Summer ses
sion of the American Institute of CO.
operation at the University of Penn
sylvania July 20 to August Is. Ma
tionally known authorities on coop
erative business will address the con-
vention.
Reviewing the rapid rise of coop
erative associations in the United
States, the institute in a statement
issued here last night said that or
the basis of preliminary report be-
ing compiled by the Department OF
Agriculture the amount of business
done by such associations in 1922
will reach 50 100000, an increase
of approximately $300,000,000 over
1921. The associations now number
more than $4,000. with a membership
of about 9 500 600
Evening star., 1925-05-18
DEBS TO EDIT WEEKLY.
Socialists to Finance Paper to Be
Started Soon.

CHICAGO, May IS GP).-Eugene V.
Debs, veteran chieftain of the Social
ist party, will edit a new weekly pub
lication to be known as 1.-The Ameri-
can Appeal" which will be financed
by what is called a revolving fund
Socialists We're asked in circulars from
party headquarters to invest from 81
TO 800 in subscription cards, then sell
the cards, reinvest the proceeds in
more subscription cards and continue
to sell and buy.
Evening star., 1925-05-18

Ten thousand women in Great Bri-
tain worked in pitheads of the coal
mines during the latter part of the
war,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
TAPICEs BREvES.
Por Jose A. Olmeda.

Otro triunfador. ~
Me regocii6 grandemente con cl
triunfo de los amigos. Me glorfo
ante la satisfaction de los triunfa
doreS. Experimento inefable gozo,
cuando Sc me comunica la dicba
ajena. Cuando otros triunfan, 10
celebro con suma sinceridad Yo
soy feliz con la felicidad de los de-
mas. Mis- triunfos pasan en- silen-
clio. Constituyen para mi dosis de
estfmulo, energfa de empefiarme en-
nueyas luchas yahogo en- mi alma
solitaria estos supremos goces del
espfritu.
Parecerd algo parad0gico 81 afr
mo que me causan admiration los
triunfadores. lie de aplaudir. has
ia la saciedad, a los que por, el es-
fllerzo, el estudio Y la perseverance,
esealan las cumbres del exito
TOY, uce cSloS toplcOS sDfeXeS.
flores ingenuas de mi alma, bal
samicas de mis- sentimientqa a otro
amigo que sube por la escala de los
trihnfadores
Ne refiero a mi amigo Angel II.
Feliberty. FL rubio de San German.
FL triunfador de Collores- Permfta
me el lector que a la ligera bosque-
ie la vida de Angel 4. Feliberty.
Angel r. Feliberty inici6 sus pa
sos baio 10 tutela Intellectual de
Isaac del Rosario. Mas tarde con
miles sacrificios, en- ei Colegio dc
Agriculture. de Mayaguez, Feliber
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
EsPANTOsA CAr4AsTRo12
AUToMovILIsTA

En- Ia carretera Que conduce DC
Rio Piedras Carolina, dos autos
que venian :. bastante veloeidad
chocaron destrozandose ambos por
complete. Aunque ninguno de los
pasajeros perdi6 Ia vida, sin en-
barge los autos quedsron cast in
servibles.
Uno de los duefos desesperado
de las averias que su auto habfa
sufrido, puso un anuncio ca la Sec
ci6n clasifcada de este diario ven
diendo las pleas que Sc hallaban
en- buenas condiciones, babiendo OBJ
tenido por elias al hacer el balan-
ce general la semana, corca
de $4,000.
Agradecido de la eficlcia de nues
tro servicio de ANUNCIos ECO
NoMICos, nos envi6 una. carta de
agradecimiento la cuaI corsta en-
nuestro poder.
Esta es una prueba mas que SUI
fciente, de la necesidad de anun.
ciar a un costo limitado los artfcu-
los que usted cree inservibles y
que sin embargo para otra perso-
ma v1enen a ser de prin,era necesi-
dad. tPl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24

.ty, 4 Ia termination de un curse
de verapo, CANADA la primera pelea
en- sri vida lena de. .esperanzas Y de
.ortigas. Sc hizo maestro rural. El
magisterio estaba ain en panales..
March0 luego las frfas monta
llas de Bari'os, y eiigio como su
'trinchera. el barrio Collores. Frisa-
ba Ell los yeinte abriles. Leia mucho.
DE la Literature espa1ola ingle-
sa, de ciencias, de idiomas. A la vez
Sc engolfaba en- la psicologfa prac-
tica de adaptarse al ambiente aqu6l
que le circundaba.
Ali conoei0 una joyen. Contra
io matrimonio, Rodaban los amos
,aparecieron los primeros retonos
de Feliberty,
COrrfan los amos de la tragedia
europea. Feliberty abandon0 su
trinchera de SUI escuelita rural, y
march6 al campamento.
AMI Sc gradu6 de teniente y
una vez mas puso de relieve su in
tehgencia
Mas tarde regres6 a CollOres.
Fn6 para esa 6poca en- que tuve
, la OCCASION de conocer a Feliberty.
Nos visitabamos mdtuamente. El me
recitaba trozos literarios. To propio
hacfa 70. Asf creci6 nuestra amis-
ltad entire el fragor de la escuela
y ell contacto del estudio
| Al'ano siguiente nos graduabamos.
70 segui ell camino del periodismo
Y la literature. FL avanz6 en- el
magisterio. y no desperdici0 opor
tunidad alguna hasta verse corona
do con la licencia de principal. Yc
seguf con entusiasmo los pasos de
mi amigo Feliberty
Y de Ia "Universidnd Gle Collores'
como muchas veces 81 me dijo. fud
trasladado a Ponce. a servir ell pues
to de sub-inspector de escuela.
Despties de tres aTos Ell que ape
mas 81 be- sabido4 del amigo. me
| sorprende acknowledgements, la prem
Esa con la noticia que ell amigo Fell
berty ha sfdo ascendido a Inspec-
tor Escolar de GALES.
Bsta noticia del todo agradable
para mi, v en- estos momentos en-
que me deleitaba escribiendo para
mis- lectores, me hizo rccordar mu,
chos ssucesos de la vida de Feliber
ty.
Feliberty aver como hoy. es La
sinceridad la que palpita en- estos
|toBicos.!
Pertehece este >nueyo triunfador
a los j5venes que atrav6s del estu-.
tlio, del esfuerzo y del sacrificio To-
gran emanciparse ciiendo el laurel
del merecido triunfo.
!; Pernite Feliberty que comparta
de tn gloria, de tn algeria y de tn
.triunfo! "a,
j. \. Olme> a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
MANANA EN- La NoCHE Sc
CELEBRARA UNA ASAMBLEA
EXTRAORDINARILY DE
ORGANIzACIONES
OBRERAS
ASUNTQS DE GRAN INTERES'
SERAN TRATADOS. . EN-
DICHO aACTO


Para las ocho de La noche, ma
mana, en- los salones de la Fede-
racion Libre, por la presente Sc
ha convocado todes los cuer-
pos direetivos y delegados de
Uniones ante la Union Obrera
Central, para una asambiea gene
raj,
Los asuntos a tratar son los 81
guientes Is
1.-Lista de cuerpos directivos
yseoficiales,
Lectura del acta de la Sc
sion anterior.
Correspondencia en-. general,
4.-Resultados de la conmemora-
ci3n del Labor Day, Mf.
5.-Campaia general. de orga-
.nizaei6n ,hasta sunar $4,000 ira
baiadores en- la eiudad de San
Juan.
6.-Asuntos generates, 81
Esperamos que los Secretaries
dc las Uniones inviten sus cuer-
pcs directivos " delegados para
esta Asambela.
Los astntos a tratar. son de
gran inportancia Y esperamos que
todos los cuerpos esten -bien re-
presentados, seg1n nos dijo el Sr
Rafael Alfonso Torres, Presidents
dc la Union Obrera Central.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-24
MANUEL coRDERo PEREZ

- III
Fla regfesado de un viaie de
negocios 1leno de exito el conocido
joVen don Manuel Cordero Perez,
alto empleado de la acreditada fir
ma de sesta plaza Frederic schum-
burg casa que tiene la re
presentation exclusive en- Puerto
Rico de los acreditados y solicita-
dos productos de la casa "Bayer"
de NuevaE York
va estapues desnuevo entire sus
amigos. ell culto joven quien perma
neci6 en- diferentes pueblos de la
isla cerca de tres meses.
Pwonto. los inumerables negocios
que tiene a su cargo Manuel Cor
dero, 10 lleyaran, auhque no por tan
largo tempo, los mas pintorescos
pueblos de la isla donde piensa pa
sar algunas semanas.
Exito en- todos sus negocios de-
seanlos a tan Quito ioven.
r 81
Evening star., 1925-10-12
SPRING PLACE NEAR I6rh

NPRING PIAI F. NEAR Ibth.
All opportunity to secure one OF these at
tractlve homes at j very low figure. There
are d large rms. ana bath: glass. Enclosed
sleeping porch and break fast porch. open
fireplace. large built-ln heated garage and
every convenience. The whole property j. IN
perfect CONDITION. and offers an excellent
chance to any one seeking splendid home
and bargain IN this choice location: vacant
and immediate possession.
CALL POTOMAC 2SSi
Evening star., 1925-10-12
REAL HOMES.
$500 AND 3S0i FULTON ST. NV.
Near the Cathedral

CoNsTRTCTiON GUARANTEED
Tapestry brick. eight rooms sleeping
porch. breakfast room two fully equlpncd
screened and weather stripped; large cedar
eara--r Numerous added attractions and
INNOVATIONS. Attractive price and terms
Your immediate inspection Is cordially IN
vited Open afternoons and evenings.
JOS A. HERBERT & SONS.
1913 10th 81. w. and 5l5 East Capltol :;
NEAR 10Th ANE MARYLAND AVE. Ne.
corners rooms. center hall: fine condition:
modern. S9.5OO. Terms. Main 1881.
I46 QUINCY PLACE NE.-sIX ROOMS.
bath. full cellar. modern: space cars fine
home: large front porch: S6.975: this is an
excellent buy. Main 1881.
34th ST. NV. NEAR R-6 ROOMS. 3
rooms deep, large front porch, h W h; etec :
space two cars. $500: worth $4,000:
81 800 cash; call Immediately on this.
Main 1881
1-ROoM HOME On " CAROLINA AVE. 5
blocks from the Capitol: fine condition: ::
widow lady forced to sell: S7.950: want
offer: terms. Main 1881.
FOR SALE TO COLoRED SOUTHEAST
sCctIOn-Easy terms like rent
CISSEL. TALBOT & CO, INC
1908 y Y. Ave. NJ. l092-
Evening star., 1925-10-12
sos Investment Bldg. Nam AIS
FIGURE THIS INVESTMENT.

A 2-family apartment house. 1908 A Il.
ne. half square from Eastern High. is
rooms rooms bath: h-wh,. electric lights and
porch also and a Gear garage All IN good
repair Owner is ready to make terms and
satisfactory ones. to purchaser This prop
erty offers an excellent return on money IN
nes{fed. rss{ II you are, are n the habit of buying
you don't buy often here is a good offer
look into 1t. GAYWOOD & GARRETT 9l5
New York ave. Main 9s2.
ATTRACTIVE HOME. 9 ROOMS H-WH
electricity, garage: near Dupont Circle: very
reasonable; terms. Address Box 402-H star
office i9s
/ WILL RENT OR SELL MY NORTHWEST
bungalow TO a responsible party at SlUO
cash and SO per MONTH new. $500 below
purchase price. Address Box 399H. Star
Evening star., 1925-10-12
FOX SALE-HOUSES (CoutinueD.


and rear porches h,:w.h Rs eleS IN, nearly new;
Sor G"rner area rear Eastern High and IN perfect or IT.
$3.50 Easy S" terms. a'S Can Main air Ga5s" is55 At
PARK VIEW-6 ROOMS AND BATH, GOOD
9@ndition; %ni a large front and rear yards. alley
Nam 1883 AusT1S M. SO sS9ffk. FIR st. NV.
n; y. AVE. NR. 1st ST. N.W:1AN ELE-
good order and low price. $1,000 81 900
Mai, 1aaAs aAsusTrN NJ, c2oFER, G, NV
FOR CoLoRED. DETACHED, Mr.. II AND
p9rorhhes. and in fine condition. $4,000. with
Main 12a3. =, u $50 1fth fh st. NV.
FOR CoLoREn, NEAR NAVY YARD-6
rooms and bath, brick Iatrohe heat, gas,
alley, Rented at $50 per mo. Price, SIS, 600.
5000 cash.
Main 1872. $50 lIth st. NV.
FOR CoLoREp. GOOD LOCATION NV
ON widn alley, good buy S9.35O $500
Nam raaAl JUSTIN NJ, s9orFE, s9S 51S $, NV.
at am lot s50i Ba A2M 50 Zoo term2 NOON ~:
for cash. Address Box 275H Star Office.
20 ROOM TRANSIENT HOTEL. NEARBY
Suhurbs; low price Address Box "7S-H.
l, AVE. N.w.-EXCELLENT LOCATION
This Is bargain for $ j 800 cash balance
nicely financed, Call Mr.. Robey. Main 5075.
KENYON ST. NEAR l4th-ll ROOMS
thoroughly rsnovnted: low price. liberal
Evening star., 1925-10-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COL OR I'D

$4,000 cash and S35 90 monthly VIII
buy good Hye-rOom frame at oth aftd
Rhode Island ave NV. OWNER. AGqress
RoS IT'D Star Office. D.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Several Offerings of Unusual Attraction
Acreage in District of Columbia at $3.50 Per Acre.
high EXCELLENT drn& & and a nsan @ % y na @ @, for
saealba at the andw payyo o
Very Attractive Bungalow 18th St NE.
s all that corld
moier
shed :
$3.50; 81 900 cash and Terms.
\ Wonderful Home Exclusive Cleveland Park.
eirabe Homes n o
Living aa1dy open p,a The a Kitchen and pnry are
Beautiful TwoStoy Home Exclusive Takoma Park D. c.
caps etshf S% is situated ndS a lot Of I P Hen ar
artistic
$500 and Exceptional Terms.
arrange TO inspect o o thes
you VIII lust give call on the phone
McKEEN Err & GOSS.
Realtors.
1415 Street -~-- Phone Main 49,
Evening star., 1925-10-12

SOMERSET MD ONE-HALF MILE WEST
levy Cha-r CiTcle-Brantitul bungalow;
baths Gear garage ami: lot Soxl15: Ing
bargain. VIII rent till May. 1925. Cleve
Evening star., 1925-10-12

OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL.
nou-c : fno IN sertiona near, ears; etc; !:
an hc used for :! families por"hes glassHd !
-jrert and alley Low price. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1925-10-12

d32 COLUMBIA RID N.W-MODERN SIX
room house: hut-watrr heat. tile bath. newly
decorated. \ bargain for $3.50. Call Mr
MOORE- PMtnmnn 2ENl.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

North CLEVELAND PARK. 1905 WIN,
dom pl-Sami detached brick. 8 rooms ana
oath ami. 2-car garage; very cheap: easy
Ilnpplapj
Evening star., 1925-10-12

\ BARG RGAIN-ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
with large rms. tile bath with bullt-in tub.
width: in beautiful condition: located in one
OF the most desirable sections Of the city:
one block from cars. Only $1,000. on easy
terms-for quick sale. G. II. LALEGER.
l410 n st. NV. Main 1919.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

A brick dwelling containing rooms. bath
NV h. electricity. colonial front porch.
and in perfect condition: 81 81 one-pieCe en-
amel sink. 500 gas range: ample garage
space. wide alley. viii sell small cash
payment for $500: total monthly pay
ments. $40. including interest and principal
H H CARTER
.}0S Investment B1s Main AIM
Evening star., 1925-10-12

CHEVY ASE-Scsr Circle.
Beautiful detached residence lust
east of Chevy Chase Circle: COS feet
frontage: grounds contain huge oaks.
shrubbery and fruit trees; entire bal
ance of square is one large. estate.
The house has seven delightful rooms
wide front porch. double inclosed
sleeping porch. inclosed sun porch
handsome fixtures hardwood trim
etc: new two-car garage. Owners
will make convenient terms!
NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME.
SS,075.
A delightful location. convenient to
cars and main roads into city: desir-
able residential restrictions. Home
is fully detached. with generous
grounds on all sides. Five large
rooms. open fireplace, tiled bath. all
city conveniences. including gas. elec-
tricity. water and sewerage, streets
and walks concrete: neighborh4od
stores, schools. etc. close by. You
will look long before you equal this
home value!
Evening star., 1925-10-12

NO CASH PAYMENT REQTlRED-S1un 90
monthly, rays all charges Groom hunE ai"w.
located in HyattsviiIe Hills. Phone Mr..
MOORE Potomac 1898.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Will SELL BELOW ACTUAL COST Bun
Eliow River rd.. p. G. line. all lmproFe-
,.lents Amin lIES knnNNn Il e
Evening star., 1925-10-12

Ciruvpr-huiIt home of i rooms. bath. large
oorches and garage. very ,uw price and rea-
sonahlp terms. rhour Adams 1888. W
Evening star., 1925-10-12

LESS THAN IS. S.Uuo--Eu:lt-In Garaec.
Gray tapestry -hricll home, lust com
pleted in desirable location near very
largo city park and convenient to cars.
schools. stores. cite Double rear
porch and roomy front porch six
large rooms: hardwood floors through
out. bullt-in refrigerator. one-piece
sink and drain board. enameled lkitch-
en- cabinet and many other modern
features. Concrete alley gives con
venient access to the fireproof built
IN garage. Very easy terms OF pay
ment'
Sc .500-NEW BUNGALOW HOME.
Detached. newly completed. modern
bungalow-style home. with five CHEEKY
rooms. large basement. gas. electricity
and every modern comfort. Excellent
location. within easy reach of cars.
stores. etc. The grounds include large
oak shade trees. This is a real tin6
the home and its location assuring a
sound investment as well as a delight
ful residence. Terms only $50
month. and small first payment
Evening star., 1925-10-12

WANTED TO BUI-HOUSES.
HAVE 5000 DOWN. WANT TO BUY 4
house. 15i You ST. NV. Pot. 2S4-W.
CASH. DIRECT FROM OWNER. S4.5s-: 20
s.. .000-iood north southeast section:
consider other sections. Write full particu-
lars: street number. Address Box 103-u.
Star office.
SIX TO TEN ROOM HOUSE. CITI Oh 9. Z.
suburbs or near Chevy Chase Club: must
be fairly priced Phone Main 3T3.
WANTEp-6 OR ROOM HOUSE FOR
client; between and T SITS; 9th and 5th
sts. Have $500 cash payment. Front room,
st floor 11I5 You st NV.
6 TO ROOM BRICK HOUSE DIRECT
from owner: consider any good location: can
make good cash payment. Give details.
Address Box Ssh. Star Office.
FIVE E-SEVEN- ROOM BRICK HOUSE NE.
or se. from owner: cash or terms. Prefer
old house. Lincoln 1909. Is.
FIVE TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. WILL CON-
slider any section: would like possession
E. A. GARvEY.
Room 307. 927 18th st. NV.
Main Q18R
Evening star., 1925-10-12
FOR StIF-HOI SES.

OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF NEARLY
new ten-room house with four baths and
Two. car bullt-in garage; near Chevy Chase
Circle II. C: one block from cars. stores.
school and churches exceptional buy: rea-
sonahle terms. might consider renting. Ad-
.l-nss . RnN IIlS-A SfHr nfiire.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

FOR COLoRED. GOOD LOCATION NV
y rooms hath. H.. gas. room for garase
on Wlur allcy, good buy. S9,350. 5000
Evening star., 1925-10-12

BARGAINS
Groom and Bath Homes,
Northeast and Southeast.
Row Brick Houses in Town.
Detached Homes in Suburbs.
Prices Very Low.
Built, Owned and For Sale by
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
1914 X St. NV.
Lowest Terms If Bought
Through. This Office.
Phone Main 4S4O.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

To Inspect Any of
These Homes. Call
Main 9770.
Evening Phone Service Till Q Pm
NJ. & R. B. WARREN.
a25 18th st.