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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-20
I'll Case sERA ACTTvADO

En- easO de que Sc encuentre que
Ia jurisdiction del asunto descansa
sobre Ia COrte Federal, activaremos
tode l0 relacionado con este crimen,
Ia jurisdiction sera resuelta, como
antes 10 decia, en- ell dfa de mafia-
IN. De acuerdo con 10 que sc deci-
da, oiremos las alegaciones de las
parties, procedlendo inmediatamente
a institulF los procedimientos que
eOrrespondan." j.
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Continuation de la pagina la.

trabajaba en- la iimpieza pdblica.
Antes de aver, como las siete
de Ia noche, impulsado sabe Dios
por que horribles circunstancias,
Sc decide suicidarse, y buseando
el medic para conseguir su prOp6-
sito, pensO en- Ell mar. siempre dis
puesto q recibir sus victfmas. A Ia
termination de Ia Gale Pelayo, un
POGO mas ALA Sc extiende el mar,
impetuoso y brayie crespo no 10
pens6 pOr mas tempo. y Sc lanzo
q las agllas, one impetuosas arras-
traron su cuerpo.
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do Ghigliotty, las cosas han tornado
Otro giro. a4
Los pormenOres del asesinato in
diean que habra necesidad do una
intervention federal Asl 10 mani
fest0 en- la tarde de aver ell Fiscal
Gay, dc Ia COrte Federal. a un re-
presentante de Ell MUNDO, en- mo-
mentOs en- que le. vi6raInOs en- fnti-
ma conversation con varias auto
rldadeS juFldicas. fs
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cENxENARro TERcERo DEL
ATAoUE DE- Los HoLANDEsEs,
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saHtures. abril 10 de 1925.
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han Juan.
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Aa ieiao q aFtieuio que con sl
seudenimo De M pUERToRRI.
QuNEo. nos dediea listed on Ell
AuAn0. q Don Battle Gel Tore,
. Don Anssl RiysEo y a MI. Todo
Fpshie euito dsbe celehrar el Cen
tenAxae O. SIS hechos heroieos. Fl
sitio. segueo . fnesnAIo de Ia Ca.
pitai fsS nn acto ae vandaIiSno,
y y defense contra 81 una RPo.
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csutsnaFao 10 ealshraxOn nuestros
sutesaaaaas. L6gtSo , cusrdo ss
Sc ies d ogaao eslsbgamos el
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AL0o. Enanaes, IN Jas fiestas,
caan10 Ea hshia dinaEo para ges-
teios 81 teeaha Ia guitarra, el gui-
ehsEo , 81 tamberii. y con esta
Aia2lea hEaga - aisgraba el vecin-
aaFio. y eomo no hahia prohibiei6n
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80 eAAa. sn iugar Dc eeEveza hOlan-
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Nos De hbEos y obietos de Arte.
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90 unntra Casa nadis me neg6 su
eonezxao. Yo ofrsxeo una oolecci6n
eumplesa Dc unos once tomos del
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Con tOda prObabiIidad
lCOntinuaelon de Ia pag. u

guardia en- ese sitio7 Mucins son
las prsguntas que hay que eontes-
tar. mueha Ia sombra sObre la cual
hay cue haeer luz, muehos los ras-
tros cue hay que seguir hasta 10 6l-
Time en bnsea de Ia verdad. De ahi,
que el distinguidO Fiscal Gomez SO
halle tan terFihlemente atareadO.
sacando an mOmento para nos
gtros. dada sn bondad con Ia prensa,
q honorable Fiscal nos ha fespondi-
90 aigunaa preguntas que 10 hcier
lamoG. Esto, junto con los datos
que hemos obtenido de- otras fuen-
tess nos bTinda Ia oportunidad de
psner a p6hlieo Al eOrriente de los
lslfimos aeonteeim1entos.
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csusisuassan a. Ia Ia paS.

ans sesarameafe debldo . 81 parti-
ealax imBestaneaa les Zoe imp0sl-
Lle cenaeEulF."
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Sc ALou1LA UNA CASA

81 usted 10 anuncia en- Ia sec
eion dc anuncios cIasifcados de Ell
MUNDo este seguro de que la ten
dra aiquiIada al dia siguiente. So
10 por un dollar. Ks
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e cAGo DE- la
BETAN~nWpT PAsA
4 IA coRTE
De DIRTRITo

sabido es cue Maria Rivera Be
tareourt eonfes6 cue 81 declaraci6n
contra el poheIa Trinidad era fal.
a.. Como In declaration ante
Eio-. fAlaa ssghn su. misnla autora.
rae haeha en- el mismo sttio. el per.
iurio est& dsntro dsala Jurisdiction
do Ia O0rts do Distx1to. Secci6n
nrtmsra. Per I0 tanto. sl Hon. Juez
Wolf sara guien Tesnelya este case
intEineado , oscuo. 81 8a
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Ia cohTE FEDERAL
z FTDo ouGLToTrY

Como FidO ohgliotty pertenece
Al sltreito una instisuci6n federal,
@ "a eaai ssgnro aae su caso pasa-
"A . L. Corts correspondence. Sc
han eelehrado. segdn infOrmes que
la pnblieado ya Ia prensa, varias
entrevistas entire los fUncionarios de
Ia corts Feaerai y eI Fiscal Gomez
y todo haca Greer cue el Juez que
entendsrk en- Ell eselarecimientO final
de esta tragedia h0rripilants sera
sl HonsEabis 1Er. odlin, en- case one
~ is nombrs para un nnsvo termi-
no Q IA persona cue 10 sustituya en-
case oontRnrio. ee zau-1
xa aenaaei6n estara a cargo del
Fiscal Gag y el Fiseal Gomez pasa-
"A . ser el principal testigo del
p1sbio contra Pido chig'iotty.
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nov BERAN IEERRoGADos
VAREOs TRsTLaos

Hey han Do ser exalninados por
81 flscai varios testigos y de sus de-
eiAraeiones depende el curse que
toEs Ia Investigation cue SO esta
iievandO a efeeto de Ia manera mas
eencssnEnda possible.
MantsndEemos Al p6biieo infOrma
DO de % cue estes nnevos testigos
digan a fiscal. w-
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12

The Sweet Pea Rebekah lodge met
on Tuesday evening and about twenty
were present. After the business ses-
sion q social time was enjoyed and
refreshments were served By Mrs
win Scott and Mrs. George Richards.
The w. G. 4. u. held an all day
picnic at the ranch home Of Mrs. W..
A. Hough on Wednesday. After the
picnic dinner the business session was
held, and the yearly report Of the
treasurer was given The officers for
the coming year were elected as fol-
lows: President Mrs. d. P. Stone:
wee president Mrs. R. W. Orr; re-
cOrding secretary, Mrs. C. D. Grant;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. F. d.
Byrne; and treasurer. Mrs. W. A.
HOugh- The next meeting win be
at the home Of Mrs. Orr with Mrs.
Hugh Biggs and Mrs. Hec0x assisting
as hostesses.
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presidents Mrs P. C. NJ Arnett Of
Bozeman.
The shareholders Of the Bridger
Canyon Threshing Machine company
held a meeting Monday evening at the
Upper Bridger school for the purpose
Of eIectiag directors to succeed Floyd
Davis, August HOpf and Pat Mac
Mahon who served during the past
year. The new directors viii be W.
E. Wicker, Ira jenkins and L. j.
Pease. At the business session the
company bought back the share owned
by Pete Brendon. A favorable motion
was made for the unemployment Of
John Palmer of Bracket Greek for
engineer and w. E. Wicker submitted
his application for separator man to
the board. The ~threshing season will
begin here in a few weeks.
A large number of the canyon resi-
dents gathered at the ranch home CT
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman Sunday for
a picnic dinner III nonOr OF Mrs. VIII
mans daughter, Mrs. Andrew fischer
uutter, and her husband of Miles City.
A b~ounteous picnic dinner was served
ait noon followed by games and out
door sports. Among those present
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Davis and family, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
Gallup and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Christie and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Christie
Mrs. Mary Hopf and family, VIII and
Miss Cressie CONF, all Of the canyon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Swanson and
family of Bozeman and Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Whitman Of Sedan.
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spent the past week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Meter.
They returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Edith C. Walton, son Clarence
and daughter Irene and Miss Alice
Corbly went over to Wilsan Saturday
to visit Mr.. and airs. Earl Meter and
family, returning Sunday.
Mrs. J. c. Miller of Santa Ana,
Cal, and Mrs. Walter Thompson Of
Anaheim, CAL, who have been visit.
ing relatives in the valley fer several
weeks, LETT Saturday night for their
homes.
The Springhill Aid met with Mrs.
George Meter Thursday afternoon
with a good attendance considering
the busy season. The program al
q special one for the children Of the
community. The women decided TO
postpone the meetings until after
threshing was finished. At the close
Of the afternoon the ladies served ice
cream, cake and fresh raspberries.
There was a gathering Of relatives
Sunday afternoon on the lawn Of the
George Meter home, which formerly
belonged to Arthur Truman of Boze-
man, Those who enjoyed the won
derful fellowship Of the day were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Truman and sons
Stanley and Wallace Of Portland,
Ore; Mrs. Rosa Grouse FOrbis and
son Truman, and G. H. Pugh Of
Peach, Wash, Mrs. Will Grouse of
Didsburg, Alberta, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
] ert Martin Of Butte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry TurnbOw and Misses Ruby and
Ruth Hotop Of Whitehall. Mrs. Roy
Metcalf, Mrs. Newton MyhwOld and
daughter Camille, Mr.. and Mrs. P. ].
Barrett and family, Mrs. Elizabeth
Harding, MI. and Mrs. T. o. Grouse,
Nh. and Mrs. Clifford Morrow and
daughters, and Miss Erma Monroe
all Of Bozeman and Mrs. Anna. Grouse
of Springhill. Mr.. Truman, who had
planned this reunion was unable to
attend on account Of illness.
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Charles Cramer started his seasons
ru3 as tareshing on the L. 2. Grouse
ranch.
J. A. FOrswaH and daughters Ellen
ard Alfredo left Friday for a tour
Of LIL0 Ystoue park.
Miss Lea BOme1 Of Bozeman was
the guest over the weekend of Mrs.
Ben Walton.
Nh. and Mrs, Harold Miller and
Mrs. Frank Dewitt and children are
visiting relatives at Willow Greek.
Miss Ellen Forswall Of Portland,
Oregon, arrived last week to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Forswall.
Mrs. Clara n. Cooke left Thursday
afternoon for a visit of several weeks
With her daughter Mrs. George l.
Ambrose of Mackay, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meter came
over from the Shields river country
early Sunday morning toeget theii
children, George and Lois, who have
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tomlinson are
the parents Of a baby girl born
Tuesday evening.
Miss Juliet, FOss of Billings is re-
heving Phil Lang for two weeks at
the N. P. depot.
J. P. Deaubre Of Butte spent a
couple Of days the first of the week
repairing the Continental oil house.
J. P. Smith and family OF Beech, N.
D., are guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Lang.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Straehan mo-
toreu to Logan Saturday evening
from Great Falls, returning Sunday
evening.
Miss Kathryn Flynn and Miss Vi
ola Leary motored to Dillon Thurs
day and visited Miss Eileen Funk, re-
turning to Logan Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hcllister and
B7is5 Alvira Gum visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sabo this week
en- route to Seattle from Minneapolis.
Miss Isabelle Sloan, who has been
visiting her sister Miss Esther Sloan,
IN Lewistown for the past two weeks,
returned to her home on the Madison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doak and
daughter Ann mOtOred to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Sloan Satur-
day evening and spent Sunday.
Mrs. Charles DrOss and little
daughter Maxine were passengers on
No. 4 Tuesday evening to Forsyth,
where they viii spend the week with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Richardson,
Miss Kathryn Flynn and her guest,
Miss Viola Leary, mOtOred to Liv-
mgston Wednesday evening where
they furnished music for a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DarlintOn and
children left Sunday in their car for
West Yellowstone, where Mr.. Darlin-
ton has a contract to do some county
road work.
Millard Merriman, who has been
spending the past two years in Cali
fOrnia and Washington, arrived in
Logan Tuesday evening for an ex-
tended visit with his mother, Mrs.
Wallace Burrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carpenter mo-
tored to Boulder Monday and will
spend a couple Of days with relatives,
They will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Carpenters father, Mr.. Ed Ryan
who will make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. August johnson anC
daughter Miss Ena and son Albert
former residents of Logan, who hav;
been located in MedfOrd, Ore, for tn,
past two years, have returned to LO
gan for a short time to- attend t,
matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ridgeway o
Townsend mOtOIed to the home of Nh
and Mrs. VIII Carpenter and spent
few days, returning home Saturda,
evening accompanied by Mr.. and Mr.;
Charles BaRard, who returned ate
spending Sunday in Townsend.
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Miss Black Of Bozeman is spend
ing a few days here with Miss Alice
Hale.
Miss Alice Halves is spending this
week with Miss Frieda Davis at
Wheatland.
Lyle Williams returned to Willow
Greek Sunday morning, after a
months tour Of Montana.
A large crowd attended the barn
dance at the William Flaherty ranch,
given Saturday night.
Isaac hurry Of Belgrade is spend
ing a few days here, visiting at the
Burton Thompson home.
Glenn Beam returned to Willow
Greek. Wednesday evening from Bcze-
man, where he took in the Roundup.
Mrs. Archie Price and SON Newell
Arthur went to Butte Wednesday eve
ming to spend a few days with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neate and
three children of Iowa are spending
a couple Of days here at the John
Roberts home.
Pearl Thompson spent the weekend
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Burton Thompson. She r%eturne.
to SappingtOn Sunday evening.
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Nearly all the people attended one
day Of the roundup in Bozeman last
week.
Mrs. Anna Smith Of Bozeman spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Wells, here.
Among those who were Bozeman
callers during the week were, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Jensen, Nh. and Mrs. E. Cash,
Mrs. E. Owens, Chas. Warner and B.
Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Werner of Bill
lings spent a few days with Mr..
Werner's brother, B. Werner, and
family. They also expected to spend
a couple of days camping on the
Boulder river before returning home.
Miss Martha Werner, Miss Susie
Homburg, Bernhard Werner, Peter
Nicholson and Barney Sorenson spent
Wednesday evening with Mn. and Mrs.
Frank Nicholson in COkedale. Miss
HOmburg remained in COkedale to
spend a few days with her cousin
Mrs. F. Nicholson.
Miss Violet SorensOn had a very
bad accident last Wednesday, while
raking hay. The team became fright
ened and ran away, breaking the hag
rake very badly, and in order to save
herself, Violet jumped from the rake
breaking her right shoulder and re
ceiving several other injuries. Shi
| was rushed to Livingston to a doc
tor ard is now getting along as wei
as can be expected.
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Donald Moore left last week for
Great Falls to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Casper and
family returned home Thursday from
a trip to- Minnesota.
Mrs. ". R. Roy Of Great Falls is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Marcy.
Mrs. Lima Miller left Sunday for
a visit with relatives in North Da-
kota and Minnesota
Mrs. Levi Mccullough is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ch~ippenfield, up
the West Gallatin.
Mrs. +. G. Harrington and children
have gone to St. Cloud, Mimi, to vis-
it relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Still Huling Of Cali
fornia are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald.
Miss Bernice Hunt has returned to
Butte after spending a few days with
her mothen Mrs Sam Hunt.
Mrs. Leslie Foerschler returned on.
Saturday from Great Falls, where she
has been visiting her sister.
Mrs Frances Roberts and nephew
Ray Boswell Of Jefferson Iowa, are
visiting her son, Charles Palmer and
family
NTr enid Mro rharl.. AM.
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BRIDGER CANYON
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Lon Shook shipped a carload of
beef cattle from the Bozeman stock
yards to Chicago this week.
Bryan Terry, who is employed at
the Brown saw mill, left this week
for Clyde Park to spend a month
harvesting his grain.
The "Busy Workers Sewing club
will hold their regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the hcme Of Mrs.
Bert Christie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Esgar and fam
lily Of independence, Mo-, who have
been visiting relatives in Bozeman,
are spending this week at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Esgar.
Charles Goodenough of Billings
spent the past week visiting with Mr..
! and Mrs. Fred Owens at their ranch
home and attending the Roundup in
BOzeman.
Mrs. J.. w. Johnson is spending this
week with her 0 Glenn, who is at
the home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. F. johnson in Bozeman, suf-
, fering with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MacMahon and
family spent Saturday. and Sunday al
the ranch home Of Mr.. MacMahOn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat MacMahon
) Mr.. and Mrs. MacMahon and the chill
e dren are spending this week in The
canyon.
q Roy and Clarence CURLY returned
to their home at Bracket Greek sim
day evening after a week visiting
s relatives in the Canyon They wen
! accompanied home by their cousin
Harry Christie who will spend thi
week with them.
Among the local residents who at
tended the Roundup IN Bozeman dur
ing the past week were, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
1. Christie and family, Mr.. and Mr..
John Esgar, Mr.. and Mrs. E. "
s Conner, Mrs. Alfred sNickles, Mr..
{. Floyd Davis and family, Ira Jenkin.
and Mr.. and Mrs. P. MacMahon.
le Mr.. and Mrs. James Woosley {
~ WOrden, Montana, arc spending tn.
II week at Sedan visiting with M
WOosley's uncle and aunt, Mr.. an
Mrs. J. Y. Woosley. James Woosle
was a former resident Of Bozema
- and now holdo q nosifion as forem,s
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Evening star., 1925-05-22

Best Location in Clarendon.
Ney Groom b, sanEi a.mi;; harsw9od floors.
$500; sfssHE2 sEA& aoSf; cnAshsbSs Ri! SIS month
New N semi ,suns;. B rooms, finished ~ room
sof sae1iee sRfse mNre at 300 easy ;erms rms
8 r.. in Al condition. ............ $4,000
New Or. bung.. large lot. ........ 1900
r. bath and slee: y 49,. 800
These are specials and can be bought on
TUDSON REAMY,
ONCE: 7 N. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va.
Eveninss. CIarendon 12s,J.1.
LYON VILLAGE.
Five rooms and bath eunEalov with l.rre
On Wilson boulevard one-half block from
A'sa sa.c.. ssS4fsa'0o sS4f.sa'0o. Liberal terms.
The choice home site in Lyon VILLAGE with
beautiful colonial house. Contains eeyen
rooms with pantry. bath and extra toilet.
One, room, suitable for servant: Hof-TSter
eieetrie ass hasSfs. hi. house Is locates is
= fine grows Of nstiye uoes and has been
beautifuIly landscaped. II has a command
ing view OF st. Albans Cathedral. and
merits inspection BY discriminating home
Inspection by appointment.
c. w. SMITH, Owner.
TeIephone Telephone
Main 41e6. Clarendon ooo.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

7-room home, beautiful lawr
and trees, lot S4xl7O, in Blair
for $1,000. Terms.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FOR SAIE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSES..
OWNER MUST DISPOSE. OF. NEARLY
new e.room medern dsssched house near near
terms. nus May e Consider ] renting. Address Box
1929 MONROE ST. NW:-8 ROOMS. TILE
stripped screens. Swings: newly renoy.ted.
7-RooH DETACHED, HOME, NEAR 4th
and E SsD'o In n snDR tss We sGnSs Sa1s
2 + ss;s e. H. sssn BUYS t. %
TAKoMA PARK. LARGE 3. r BuNG.
sGc sSY mn .a sso lot sH SSn fnon:
Col Col % 7sapsW. eRe @i f4.n S st. car ine. SO Pine
ave-. Corner Elm ave. --------.-------
REFTNANcE YOUR PRoPERTYmcom. rs,, ON
Bssi0S piss Nat. Bank BsI ssRs Bda 1es5 %
soS5cHEXX CHASE RaSs .a,.nsiH gshpTIESE .ssdE
/ aoors. % aEninss. .crsens; pretty 10. 55s =:
SHRRLps. SfsfRiL Sarsfsii Main 200. 100 'elms Do.9 9
BY OWNER, z Rooms; 4;sToRl t..lI1 ANp
brick Terms co on etsw
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE
in coiumbia Heights, convenient 70 14th st..
car lire, containing six rooms. tile bath. hot
heat n
is se1s susee soS
Tx, Star once.
sEMf-DET1CHED. IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
for Sil BOO: this well built home is % II.
and IL modern to the minute. On paved
street and easily accessible to 14th Ct. car
Inca Section well built up. II will Day
| to Investigate this proposition in this desir-
able neighborhood. Terms can be arranged
Address Boz 7s-x. stsr office:
MUST SELL THIS 1T-ROOM HOUSE
downtown; first floor business; three hoors
apts.: large rooms: $50 900 for quick sale.
Address Box 230-U. Star Office.
PRICE So $50; $500 CASH; $50 MONTHLY
Observation-Disclosures. within: one square Of
East Capitol street: Groom and bath brick
home; colonial cement front and beck
porches; cellar: back yerd. Full 'parttculars
Evening star., 1925-05-22

All these houses are located in Lyon
Village. the highly ressrictet ana exclusive
Of the Key Bridge and the new Arlington
Memorial Bridkc. >. :, .. ~. g..
Evening star., 1925-05-22

Seven rooms. tvo-story. hardwood trim.
hot-water hest, fun cellsr. eastern exposure:
garage. Lot 6o-ft. front.
Price. $4,000. Liberal terms.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

New 5-room and bath bunga
low, corner lot; furnace, water
sewer. Price, 5000. Terms.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SILVER SPRING,
MARYLAND.

New 8-room and bath home in
Silver Spring; hot-Water heat,
pantry, porches; lot 5OxlO0.
Price, $3.50. Terms, $500 cash,
balance monthly.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
THE. FINEST BRIDGES
LEAD TO LYON VILLAGE

Six rooms. two-story. hot-watsr heat. tile
bath. sleeping porch. fuu cellar. fireplace.
ami Lot 60-ft. front. :. -
Price, S10.250. Liberal terms.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
NEW BRICK HOME. .
Only $40 Per Month.

Only S/Ufer Month.
Don't buy until vyou have seen this
comfortsbie home. S Colonial si' front poreS.
rooPs. % an ap!io-dase kitchen, compIetsiy
equipped. Three charming bedrooms and
With with the added " featares' uS | such as
floors and trim; Hot-wase, heat. a.traee.
~ ssesa.sa hssfs psssd se Spence ~
terms only SO per MONTH Ready to
Go out ,1.siG. FIo.ias aye. -
10th st5 north on
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by Cooley Bros. one
of washington's fore
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Open for Inspection Every
Afternoon and Evening.
Phone Until 9'P.M.
t BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes.
= =. 14l7 K St. NV.
Main 1900.
HIGHVIEW-&,5 800.
. BY OWNER. p.
Brick dwelling. 8 rooms and bath narouet
floors: Pitts automatic h--w. heater. cleo
tricity: awnings and screens throughout.
Terms. No agents. 16S INLAND Terrace ns.
Between 1st and 2nd ats. ne. and 2 and We
S13.500-THE BEST BUY IN THE. CITY
today. 3l27 3Bth st. nv. One block west
Of the Episcopal Cathsdral: New, and imme. ne
diate possession can be given. open ,for ln'
spection every day from 70 9 pm:
E..WALT BURTON, Jr.,
2oI Insurance Bldg. Main 1913.
S6.5O0-NEAR End PA. AVE. s WELL
built brick home with six spacious rooms.
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. New
ly papered and immediate posse ssloD.
Terms $500 cash and S65 per month; A
nice home in very convenient location.
Call BOSS & PHELPS. Main 9300
SPECIAL FOR COLORED.
columbia Heights.)
3O23 11th st. n.w.-Thoroughly modern
six-room brick home. newly renovated, with
electricity, tiled bath, reception hall and
large back porch Best buy in this desir-
able location at 50 900. on liberal, terms.
= AY-SCHNIDER-KAY CO.. inc,
Investment Bldg. -
Franklin b13.