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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

to await the street car which daily
carried her to her work at the Bishop
bakery.
Levellng the weapon at her. Tam
ses pressed the trigger in four quick
ssarcessive shots. The woman stag
gered for a moment and then turn
ing swiftly about, ran toward her
home for distance Of about Is yards,
where she sank TO the ground NOR
tally wounded One Of the bullets
had penetrated her breast. while two
others entered the abdomen. A fourth
took effect in the left shoulder.
AS the wounded woman fled from
the spot, Tampas placed the gun
at his left temple. The bullet entered
just above the eye. plowed through
the brain, and taking course up
mard, fractured the skull.
Crazed by the severance Of mar
ital relations, Tampas evidently had
been brooding for some time, and
Ipon several occasions had accosted
lis former wife on the street and had
old her that he intended to end his
ife by taking poison.
Indicating that he wished to bring
bout a reconciliation an undated and
note WAS yesterday founu
n Tampas' room at the Adelaide t
lock. It was indited to my Dear
Ada.s and stated: II want to write
few lines because / can't help 1t. I a
5ant to ask you to come to dinner
nth me because ! want to talk to 7
ou.g Il
II was not until last Thursday, ac-
2rding to employees at the Silver e
ow Fruit company 1o4 West Park u
rect, where Tampas had been en-
Ioxed, that he had cyinced any spe- il
al interest in firearms. At that time
2 is said to have quizzed his fellow, "
nploye, Mike Pantlockis, concerning -
eapons, and asked him IL he would Al
II him his gun. Panloekis declared HI
at he refused him and thought no al
ore about the matter. "
According 10 PantloclIis. Ada Mayo
epped into the establishment Thurs p:
" noon. Immediately, he said.
ere ensued a heated argument be. in
yeen the couple. The woman left, Of
d Tampas. seizing his coat followed vi
r. til
An hour latter he is said to have ca
turned and demanded SIS from his VI
iployer which he said he intended he
use for room rent. The money an
IS handed to him, and he did not
ain return to his work. It Is sh
'ught that the money was used to tcI
rchasc the weapon which yesterday hei
.s4siisg caused tife double fHasetisss sfi
rhe married lie Of the couple lad ani
n brief. They were welded year so1
,, March y, at Casper, Wyo. They
ne to Butte and had resided at the lFes
20 home on Yale Avenue. Though ~28l
a Mayo was granted q divorces fro
ri 20, on the grounds Of alleged min
(Con. on last page) cru
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

Oscar Schoberg returned to his
home here Friday after spending the
winter at school in Boulder
The Rebekahs are busy this week
making preparations for initiating
new members into their lodge Tues
lay evening.
Mr.. Barker, two daughters, Misses
Aileen and Tecla Jane and Miss Violet
Barker arrived her Thursday to spend
afew days Mr.. Barker and Tecla
Jane intend to go to Missoula Tues
day to join the daughter Miss Flor
ence, who has been. attending the
State University.
Our community last Wednesday af-
ternoon attended the funeral Of one Of
the old timers. Mr.. Chas. Ettien, who
was proprietor Of local meat mar
ket. We wish to offer our sympathy
to the widow, sons and other rela.
tives.
David Ledbetter, Deputy Sheriff.
mOtored to Great Falls Saturday.
Charles Wagner, Public Admins
traitor, was here Friday conducting /
the auction sale Of the property Of
the late A. G. Wilson. Deputy Led
better acted as auctioneer.
E A. Shaw is business visitor
here.
Mrs. Florence Schwerdt and son
Kenneth left Monday for Washington.
Many friends were at, the station to
bid them goodbye '
Mrs. Harry Moore will take over
the Park apartment house, formerly
occupied by Mrs Schwerdt It viii
be opened for rental soon.
Miss Agnes White and friends Mrs. !
Ella Cameron, Mrs. Helen Peterson. {
Stuart Boulard, Hugh Cameron and {
Jack Cameron were visitors at the (
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. White ,
turing Saturday and Sunday. IA
Tony FalIer, Manager Of the Lyric 9
rheater here, announced at the show
Saturday evening that there will now
,e a show twice week, namely, Wed
lesday and Saturday Come and help
5
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

Even in Sunday school people have
their differences. The Presbyterian
Sunday school session was enlivened
Sunday morning by the objection az
the superintendent TO the display OF
the American Flag in the church. The
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

Great Falls-Goal Of 5000 acres Of
beets for 1926 is set by sugar com.
pany
Kevin--Sunburst oil yield for May
IN estimated at near 100000 barrels.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

and wilful neglect, Tampas pressed
his attentions, and followed her home
at nights after she had finished her
work.
At II o'clock Thursday night. Tam
pas was noticed by William Mayo
a brother Of the dead woman. peer
ing through the window in the kitchen
OF the Mayo home. The divorced wife
was seated in chair reading, at the
time. She screamed, when her brother
called attention to the fact and It
was some time before she EeeaiHed
her composure. The man outside dis
appeared
For the first time in several days,
she seated herself at the piano yes.
tcrday morning a few minutes before
her death. She appeared agitated. and
steer playing MY Best Girl = arose
and. bidding her mother ard father
goodbye, stepped out the door.
A few minutes later. five shots were
-esrd by Mrs. Aneeiine Yovetich,
1916 Oregon avenue, who rushing
rom her house, saw the woman run
iing down the road, while Tampas
,rumpIed TO the ground . bullet IN
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

ing Sunday and report good luck.
Mrs. Neil Cameron Of Great Falls
is visiting with frieFlds here the last
two weeks-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18
Fife News

Marie Kernaghan Of Great Fall,
was visitor at the Burrows homs
last week
Mack Depew left for a business triT
to Neihart, Saturday.
Mrs. s. Depew and Ida Mae OF
Four Corners were visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Baker and Mrs.
Fred Burrows were business visitors
in Great Falls Tuesday.
Several young people of this vicinity
enjoyed a picnic in Belt Park, Sat
lrday.
r. r. Davis was a business visitor
IN Belt Saturday.
Mushroom hunters from the city
we're very much in evidence Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

DET STJCCO HOUSE. LARGE ROOMS.
vineyard. = square OF Georgia ave. south
Of Kennedy st. $500. 81 600 cash. $40
mo-. inc. int. act quick. Potomac 3T37.
MONROE ST. NW-CLOSE TO l6th-6
exceptionally large rooms and bath: . great
sacrifice for 1900. Address Box 4S9-R.
Star Office
Evening star., 1925-04-29
WANTED-lCREAGE.

WANTED - ACREAGE PROPERTY. IN
nearby Maryland and Virginia suitable for
subdivision into one TO five acre tracts: give
Star Office
Evening star., 1925-04-29

wANTED-BUILDING LOTS. ANY GOOD
location give partI- Giars. including price
and location. Address Box 320-R. star office.
TIRED OF HOLDING ONTO THAT LOT?
a SIX US how to get rid Of 70 quickly at a
large profit and no outlay ANCHOR REAL
TG CORP. 626 southern Bldg ". 62s1.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

y LAND l lNNIl-N Ia.
Here is what a lot of people have been
waiting for. nice little new broom and
bath bungalow. convenient to schools. stores.
churches, bus and car line: in an excellent
neighhorhood: for S4.350, $3.50 cash. $40
a month. Has sewer. water. electricity. ce-
ment cellar. etc. Act quick as there are
only two OF them.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 New York Ave Main 1886
See Mr. Carver
Evening star., 1925-04-29

Beautiful NEW BUNG NV large =.
and b.; cellar; h.-w.h cleo; large lot. Price.
$. $50, any terms 10 suit. HARRY W. KEEL
I.AM~ 1Aln ENa 1. N N38
Evening star., 1925-04-29
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY

BUNGALOW. ROOMS. NEW: GARAGE.
good well water: near bus line. Reasonable
INQUIRE Mrs. g. w. WALKER. Beck st.. Box
e9s Bradbury Htas a..
Evening star., 1925-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Z OR 3 r.. KIT. AND b. FURNISfH,Eai6l a6
pref: moderate rent. Call or write. blu9
SrookviIle rd Chevy Chase. Nd. Col. +05o
Evening star., 1925-04-29

NEW Jersey AVE. : E.-THREE-FAMILT
house. w n: eler.: running water: four
rooms: gar spa: $4,000, with 81 900 cash.
Main 1871.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

-. - > 7t, IL - - go
Sl3. .15O-1 BLK. conn. AVE AND CHEVY
Chase Club. corner. l50AI2O. Or and b..
h.w.h.. garage orchard: land worth more
than price OWNER, VI 241S
NEAR G. ". UNIVERSITY BRICK I3
rooms, . baths. h.-w h, cleo. gas, garage.
long lot: detached. with EFT. alley on side;
alley al rear also. stories. first CONNER
cial: newly painted and pspered. $4,000.
very easy terms. Location and Information
given at 131 D1= -
Evening star., 1925-04-29
CHICKEN FARM.

acres. suburban ground plowed ready
for planting: so peach trees bearing this
year: 100 young apple trees: 7-room and
bath house: houses for 900 hens, brooders
for ! 900 chicks: will trade for city prop
erty or make terms to suit purchaser.
NJ. O. JARVIS & co.
927 18th St. NV.
Fr So4O NJ 564I
Evening star., 1925-04-29

NEAR 4th AND F. CAPITOI-7-ROOM
brick. detached home. double rear sleeping
porches. electricity furnace heat: fine home.
SS,350. Main 1881
Evening star., 1925-04-29

west HyattSVllle, Md.
New broom and bath bungalow; lot, 4ox
160, fronting on concrete State rd.; electric
range. fireplace, h. h: laundry trays many
extras; $4,000; $500 cash; $4,000 month.
DR.. S. A. Cara, Owner,
Col. and Prospect AYES, Hyattsville. Nd.
phone HyaffS 66-R a.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1865 CALF. ST. NW.-IO, r.. B.. REC
BOO, $1,000 cash. bal sos 90 mo Would
trade. OWNER. $500 10th Adams 1891 =
Evening star., 1925-04-29
For RENT-ST0RES

STORE FOR RENT. 1886 PARK ROAD: Isx
TO IT.; cellar under entire store; Ga. rent very very
St Prone, Prone col lpHitio Ha0si. O"'''' -'00 Z.
WILL sUBLET PART or MILLINERY
ladies' wear or allied business. Address Box
36-M. Star ofice.
zoo 10Th ST. N.w.-LARGE. MODERN
Immediate possession. For further infor-
Real Estate Department.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and q SIS. ts.
~ EII, ~ ST; N.WX.mTHREE ES E;SToRY BUIItIDT- p
Phone FRANKLIN 1881.
l7l4 20th-SCITABLE FOR TAILORING
FR ssFFIRRHshment Is Apply RANDALI M H. a=06 aAS
VALUABLE DOUBLE STORE ON CORNER.
reliable party. Apply T33 10th st. ne.
DESIRABLE STORE FOR RENT. FOR, ANY
Hnd OF business. at the corner OF 10TH and
-, Apply at 1905 u I St. 80.
sIo 18th ST. N.W.-STQRE WITH LARGE
s94a5le rent TO good tcneent: on term lease
additional space up TO 1000 square feet can
Py SI9ref Sls IAN II st. store 9e'0" street level Ap
RARE OPPORTUNITY-SToRE 1sxlU0:
busy spot. 14th ST., bet. and \. Y ave.
furrler. millinery stores; rent. $3.50 month;
Possession May 1st. Address Box 5-R, star
$40 MONTHLY. oI55 ST. N.w-SUIT-
able for shoe shop. tailor and pressing shop
s25 monthly On D st. sw rear of cor
15Ai8 & tHoTGWRToN $50 4 CO REALTORS AIT Rsaz
Sf !9tR l4tP s. sr ord doors s5ssSS
iii5dd iPafR PAX rd j. n RG%....,,. 1000 1913 90
900 ST. NV. .................. 1900
1893 y, Capitol st............... $500
b3I 10Th st-and st. aT floor. 5000
96I Pri5@cct6n @ e. SO s229900 90
ae5 18th ST, NV. W. Main o1oo
NEW APARTMENT, $3.50.
rHr ar5e T5eEp EPGms tshsG pts0 a9d hsh
1923 18th ST. NV.
Completely remodeled. store. 37iaX1Q5;
large taGt ss0T Ta0 gngow c- in good commercial dis
Corner .;e;a s2s0 ga ga AYE AYE, Sw sSgx windows.
store, isS@SSi SckEEyER Si25 Err Z ZEE CO.'S, 82
1913 81. Realtors. NJ. 1902.
large, large show wi windows l. son on both streets
2423 l4th ST. NV; 1880.
Guiding large ave cellar and 1'dFe dGubie 6i btE
s,A ALEAS is,f ! T, y WALKER & c9 Nam 5NS s8ao
NEAR 2lst AND PA. AVE,
A{liirIaePPye {iI ~ store 933 90 90
sit OH II st 1EI; store n1I and rooms: 1850
10l IA st. sw.. store and 9 rooms 5000
GEO. W. LINKINS. 17l0 K ST.
I114 I4th ST.
Large showroom with basement. TOT
TEN. Main 1920.
ll05 ST. Ne, STORE Isx60; VACANT
May !.
1914 u 9th St NV. $40.
I246 9th st. nv, new store.
l15l 9th ST.. large store. SEQ.
S0o-24 9th ST. NV, $50.
S24 l4th ST., large store.
46 II ST. NV. S35.
Sl2 st. NV. S45.
EDWARD =. SCHWARTZ. INC.
IA 18th St NV.
1912 X ST
Very attractive business building. st
ing of main floor. 25x60. with balcony.
23X30. 2,215 So. fl. in all. Excellent alley
facilities. show windows across entire front.
Specially adaptable for auto showroom.
brokerage office or similar purpose. Long
lease: reasonable rental.
CAFRITZ COMPANY.
14th and X. Main q0s0.
Telephone Service Until PM
Evening star., 1925-04-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
tCOntlnued.l

MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. c. real estate, prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 N. Y. Ave.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
rates. Quick action. MORRIS CAFRITZ CO..
INC. 14OO K ST. Main 90S0. Telephone
Evening star., 1925-04-29

4s13 CONDUIT RID. NV.
Beautiful Outlook
Over Distributing Reservoir.
New Bungalow for $3.50
$3.50 Cash.
Lot 49x200.
Two Built-One Sold.
This most attractive bungalow is the
best buy in Washington. D. c.. for the
money. Five bright rooms. cellar. electric
Look Will Convince
Open For INSPECTION.
L. In q. PRINCE. Investment 9l6Es
Evening star., 1925-04-29
FOR SAI.E-I.OTS.

CHEVY CHASE-wEIL LOCATED LOT on
Runnymede St: small cash payment; total
price. S2.950. Phone Main AO70.
MASS, AVE. AT 47th ST. N.w.--FINE HIGH
lots, $3.50 each: agent on property every af-
ternoon. Address Box 30S-R star Office. i
HAVING MOVED TO CALIFORNIA HAVE
1O3. Beverly Hills Calf
BEAUTIFUL WOODED BUILDING SITE
lust west Of 10th St. overlooking Rock Creek
X ST VEST or ~ WAsHIINNGT0N II INoI CIRCLE.
Also
r3tT e Fl Gr ERQSTAGE 3 2SITfN5+6G q ffRSTt sT
PRICE. $4,000.
PARK ROAD NENR \. H. AVE.
COOP Ft5oR &,sff65k{ BBittIILbtNG.
L. ". GR0OMES. i4ld F ST.
NEAR 18th AND KALoRAMA ROAD.
Ideal location for couple of stores with
apartments above. fronting 81 feet on Kalo-
rama road.
CAHILL & NIENSII,
Franklin 73l. 907 18th St. NV. so.
BARGAINS.
Beautiful wooded building lots in the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia. biggest bargain offered
since Civil War; frontsges from :5 IT. up
streets prices Sc 70 &c per. 50. #. Sloo TO
S225 per lot ,,,ty essy terms open eyes ~ 8
oPMENT CORPORATION. sl1 18th st.
myl6.
WANTED-IIOTS.
TO BUY FROM OWNER. LOT ABOUT 40
foot front. in District near Chevy Chase Cir
Gle. Col. 76I0-J
OWNER OF GOOD GROOM CORNER BRICK
house, located near Pa. ave. Sc. viii accept
a good building lot as initial payment on
purchase price OF above property; balance
payable easy monthly payments. Address
BOX 1S6-R. Star office.
WANTED-BUILDING LOTS. ANY GOOD
location. give partI- ,siars. including price
and location. Address Box 320-R star office.
TIRED OF HOLDING ONTO THAT LOT?
Ask Ask US how TO get rid Of Y quickly at a
TY CORP. 626 southern Bldg. ". 62s7.
SALE-FARMS.
BARGAIN, PRODUCING FARMS AND
sSeTnttlsmen sSTttIps estates; large and small.
Bldg.
NEAR BAILEYS CROSSROADS, VA
20 acres. unlmproyed. 2.3u0-ft. road front
age: Price. Si.500: hrst trust. 81 600. bal
l4l0 Eye s.. PETTY PETTY Main 2437
Evening star., 1925-04-29
SALE-sUBURRAN PROPERTY.
West Hyattsville, Md.

GROOM BUNGALOW: AMI; LARGE LOT
Lyon Park Va For full particulars cal
Mr. HAHN Main 5000 Br 9S. %
Evening star., 1925-04-29

BY OWNFR-2IS BRYANT ST Nv
Tapestry brick home: owner viii redecorate:
price $3.50. terms. Cali Mr.. MOORE.
3OO6 10th ne Phone Potomac 2S30.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

1891 KANAwHA ST. CHEVY CHASE, D.
C.-Delightful corner home; large lot. 8 real
rooms 3 baths = sleeping porchcs, ami.
A sac 900 home at considerably less. Bar
gain Phone Clevr 1890
Evening star., 1925-04-29
sALE-sI-8URBAN PROPERTY.

r. B.; ANIL $500; 500 CASH AND
Takoma Park, Md; 18th st car line.
TAKOMA PARK
Compare this with your dream castles
at $500: low cash payment $3.50
story -home of old Dutch colonial design.
with spacious rooms and bath: large yes
tbule with open staircase: breakfast pan
exposure: oak floors in all principal rooms;
ami. INV h.; bright basement: laundry
trays. etc: built-in garage: concrete drive
way; sodded lawn; this is a typical colonial
home designed for modern diversified furni
ture. You won't appreciate this until you
read IL again and see the house.
J. w. SHADLE.
"a Carroll Ave. Takoma Park.
Phone Col 3059.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Here is a beautiful new 7-room and bath
semi-bungalow; reception hall. hardwood
floors, French doors. panel ceiling. h.-w.h..
breakfast room; ,porches and many conxen-
fences not found in the ordinary home. Won
derful view close to schools. stores. etc
$1,000 cash.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York Ave. Main 1896.
See Mr. Carver.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

NO CASH PAYMENT WILL
BUY, UNDER RENT OP-
.TIONAL PURCHASE CON-
TRACT, NEW BEAUTIFUL
.4-ROOM BUNGALOW AND
B A t H ; A MI. $50 A
MONTH, INCLUDING IN
.TEREST, AND AT END OF
TWO YEARS THE WHOLE
AMOUNT OF RENT PAID
CREDITED TO TENANT AS
PART OF PURCIAS S Z
PRICE AFTER DEDUCTING
TAXES, ETC, ADVANCED
B Y L ANDLORD AND
SELLER. THIS IS AN En-
CEPTIONAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR PEOPLE DESIR-
ING A PRETTY AND CON-
PORTABLE HOME WHERE
THEY CAN RAISE FLOW
ERS, VEGETABLES AND
CHICKENS ON PRACTI-
.CALLY A RENT PAYMENT
AND IN A FEW YEARS
.OWN THEIR OWN HOME.
APPLY ROGERS & ROGERS.
EVANSVILLE 583.
y VERY BEAUTIFUL 5-RM.
BUNGALOW, BATH AND
ANIL: ONE BLOCK FROM
ELECTRIC CAR LINE: ON
HIGH AND COMMANDING
HILL AND VIEW. SUR
ROUNDED BY NATIVE
OAK TREES: AMPLE ROOM
FOR FLOWERS AND GAR
DEN. PRICE $1,000 LESS
THAN ADJOINING PROP
ERTIES; ON SMALL CASH
PAYMENT, BALANCE 500 A
MONTH, INCLUDING IN
TEREST. APPLY ROGERS
& ROGERS. PHONE HY-
ATTSVILLE 583.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

6e0T UTAH AVE. CHEVY CHASE. d. G.
cor. 33rd st.--New colonial 7-r. & b; frame,
3 porches: S14 500; $500 cash & S135 mo.
or 81 900 cash. S13O mo. or 81 800 cash.
Si25 mo-. or So 900 cash. SI20 mo-. or
So, 800 cash .SlI5 mo-, OF $4,000 cash.
SIIO mo ADDly 5S02 10th St. Adams 1891
Evening star., 1925-04-29

OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL s-ROoM AND 2
bath ni-detdChed brick house. large lot
and garage in finest northwest section
needs 50 0oe and VIII make great sacrifice
to party able TO paw that amount cash. Ad-
draSs r pHIse
Evening star., 1925-04-29

a Sc. BARGAIN-PRICE. S51Ou: $500
down and about $50 q mo-. near Providence
| Hospital - Peters Church & ;. c. ave
. =. b. brick. fitted for apis. Of 3 =. & b.
each. Gall $50 ;. Car. ave. Sc or ph. Lin.
G519-J See any time. 3Os
Evening star., 1925-04-29

So p5O-NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND
Rittenhouse st. n.w.-Modern 7-room and
bath detached home. open fireplace. sleep
ing porch. etc; monthly payments, S52,,
Evening star., 1925-04-29

NEAR PARK ROAD AND I4TH-LARGE
brick Well built. all modern 9 baths 10
rooms large above plastered basement. 3
ms: new double garage cement, with large
porch floor and Gem. flower boxes and steps.
SD 600. terms Ask at 40 21st NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

GROOM BUNGALOW: ANIL; LARGE LOTT
Nr NYon HRrS RfrS Main MAJ 56So aS5 fq br
West Hyattsville, Md.
100, fronting on concrete State I'd; electric
range, fireplace. h. w h; laundry trays; many
extras; $4,000; $500 cash. $4,000 month.
DR.. s. A. Cara, Owner,
Col and rP2sRse' PsaSs Hes;s: 4sss 5sR Hyf!''v' N4
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
BUNGALOW, GOOD LOCATION: PRICE.
&% s4sS rspacs 9S 500 cash. 500
wood trim; 81 900 cash; $55' per mo: ,or...
=, Other new houses and bungalows; terms.
NJ. O. BULL,
goo R. / Ave Ne. n. e611,J.
GROOM HOUSE-1a ACRE.
BARGAIN AT $1,000.
coAt.5 At.5actiys six,rOom house in arlington
grape eheen hogs and spds sha6
near public library. church and school. Won
oor space on M second % floor for ts more % rooms ms
bath, electricity garage. Owner compelled TO
move to city must dispose OF this home at
once. VIII make convenient terms. Address
Box l3-R. Star ofice. 20.
Look at These Before Buying.
New Broom bungalow: ami. INV n.
open open ,fTePiaGe electric sit rsnge isand6g Ig
road TO city possession at once; $4,000;
$500 cash; balance, $50 per month. includ-
ing interest.
New broom bungalow; ami, open fire
isvs;ion; 81, 30: $500 $500 C: cash. h. SIS per Per
month, including interest.
New 4-room bunG allow: ami: high ele-
vatiou; hardwood floors. electric range; lot.
45xl50: So 1000: $500 cash. balance S45 per
month. including interest.
Have large list to select from. once open
ofice hours. No sunday business.
ERNEST H. SHINN,
1893 Rhode Island Ave. Ne.
Opposite Trolley sta. Phi. Hyatts Ex. 400.
A GOOD BUY.
OR. & bath house with hot-water heat;
front and back porches; lot. s5xiso: one
block OF bus line and boulevard close to
price; owner anxious TO leave city; price,
Q. B. ZANTZINGER.
-Ph. Hyatts. 72. Hyattsville. Nd.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
s,room brick: large lot; close 10 cars;
broom bungalow. only $3.50.
broom bung allow only $500.
New ~ apt for rent private bath, private
broom house for rent
r. A. LINGER,
Half Block South r. I. Ave Tel \. 5e2l
Evening star., 1925-04-29
ROSECREST. VA.

II you want a moderate priced home. in
a fine section. convenient 10 schools. stores.
cars. etc. take look at this bargain
rooms and bath. ami. garage and drlveTay.
90 minutes to city. This house Will sell
itself. Only $3.50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
14O7 New York Ave. Main ll66.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
home on finest street in Chevy Chase. D.
C-Il rooms 3 baths and extra layatory.
hardwood floors, sleeping porch; exception
ally large yard with garage: lovely sh ade
trees. this house looks like a S35 600 home;
owner VIII sell for Sl9. 500: good terms:
agents need not reply. Address Box 3Gl-R,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

detached. corner home like nov. containing
rooms aud bath a hcdroomsl and finished
room in attic: large living room with open
fireplace; beautiful front porch across en-
tire house this home II on a beautiful ter
race and without a doubt is the best buy
in the city for 1880. agents need not
reply. For Inspection drop a line to Box
43Q-R Z. star Office.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW. WEST CHEVY
Chase, D. C.-6 large rooms and tile bath
h-w h, cleo. gas. open fireplace. large
porches. southern exposure; every modern
convenience and many special features: on
concrete street. near cars and stores. a real
/ buy at SO. 500: on reasonable terms. C. 3.
LlkENS. 1919 NJ 81. nv. evenings, phone
Cleveland 91Qi
Evening star., 1925-04-29

BARGAIN. ANACOSTIA-5 R. DET. FR.
dwell, with D.: nr. car line: strictly white
neighborhood rented $3.50 yr. 8. $50. T. 1904.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

I WILL HELP A LIMITED NUMBER OF
reliable people make first payment on a
home. My plan enables you to buy home
of your choice with as little as $500 cash.
$50 monthly (incl. Interest,". The advan-
tage of my plan costs absolutely nothing.
Don't answer unless you can furnish good
reference and want home of your own now
Address Box 367-R. Star office. l.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-23
Majors Man Knew Hoto
to Deal With Scorpion

The major acquired a body servant
named CARVING while we were soak
Ing up malaris In the hills back of
Santiago. One day the major was
stung by a large scorpion-stuns
through his leather logging at that.
Major Latiner was probably one of
the worlds greatest technicians In the
art of profanity. He tore loose with
his entire vocabulary when the virus
Of the scorpion made itself felt. Then
he concluded he was going to die, as
many other scorpion stingees had.
CARVING dug around till he found
another scorpion. He broke the crit
ter in two. tore or the majors logging.
rolled up his pants and drawers and
applied the raw end Of half the brok-
en- scorpion to the spot on the ma
jor's leg where the sting had entered.
writes Leo P Cook In Adventure Mag
azine. The pain ceased Immediately
and the major felt no further discom-
fort. Thereafter we knew how to
treat scorpion sting. This may be
old stuff
Another little trick OF CARVING was
to catch scorpion, hold 1t by the
head from beneath with thumb and
finger, and with his other hand tear
out the muscle that actuated the scor-
pfon's sting. You know the scorpion
must flip his tail up over his head to
strike. After CARVING had performed
this operation the scorpion was help
less to sting, though his locomotiou
was not interfered with.