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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
HONOR HUSKIES
AT BANQUETS
Two Public Receptions to
Be Given Coast Champs

IN appreciation or their work in
L virtually winning the Coast
conference football title. two ban
quets. one hy the King County
Alumni association and another by
the Chamber OF Commerce, arc
scheduled for the Eridlron heroes
Of Washington and Coach Enoch
BsRshaw
Thursday noon. in The Chamber
Of Commerce dining room, alumni
~ King county and the state OF
Washington, will gather 10 honor
the Huskles. Herbert Little. prcai.
dent Of the King county body, has
arranged a snappy program for tho
team and its coaches.
Captain Elmer Tesreau, George
Wilson and Bagshaw will do the
speaking. Gridiron heroes Of the
past will also be represented and
two talks by former members Of
Washington teams viii be given.
According to Little. the turnout
OF alumni viii be q tcst OF the
feeling Of old graduates for the
team and he expects TO iii the
dining room with enthusiastic sup.
portcrs.
The Chamber OF Commerce, as
part OF the regular meeting or
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
BY MARIE DUNBAR

OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. IS
Mother love with the sheen OF q Car
negie medal on il: mother love that
recognizes no danger. that knows no
limit This mother love. this in
stance that impels the mother to
protect her young even at the ex-
pcnsc OF her own llfe--that is the
mother love that made Mrs. Laura
Hahn, OF Aberdeen. crouch over her
little girl in the big train wreck near
Olympia Tuesdny evening.
She saved her little girl. Her own
life iS now in danger.
There was q crash. a rush, splin-
tering sound and then darkness.
My baby" called Mrs. Hahn, as
she was dragged from the wreckage.
And a little mite OF girl. years
old. was taken from the wreck. Not
even scratched. so completely had
the mother covered her child with
her own body when the crash and
shower Of falling glass came.
"oh. the little girl is happy and
playing around the hospital this
morning" said the nurse at st.
Peters hospital The doctors have
not determined tho extent of Mrs.
Hahn's injuries. They arc taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
PROBE MYSTERY
AUTO WRECK
Woman'S Slipper Only Clue
TO Riders in Burned Car

Mute evidence OF an automobile
wreck in which motorists may have
been hurt was discovered wednes.
day when nm automobile. almost,
totally destroyed by fire. was found
IN a ditch on tho Victory highway
near Swamp creek.
Beside the charred wood and
hlackened, twisted wrecl,agc iny a
woman'f slipper Deputy Sheriff
Herbert Bscbe was dispatched 20
the scene OF tho accident In. re-
sponSs 10 telephone calls from resi-
debis Of The district.
The machine WINS Chandler
sport touring car and is snid to
have botno license issued to Miss
June Eidredge, %. a cook, for a
1924 Ford.
Tho car had evidently been ira.
yelling al a terrific speed when II
left the road Tuesday night and
turned turtle exploding the gaso-
line and burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

.COMETHING new in bootlegdom was
y turned up by Deputy Sheriffs Ed Fitz-
gerald, Joe Harrahan aud Lee Parker in
raid on distilery at 231 23rd ave. NJ Tues
day night, during which. two shots were
fired and Clyde Ray and John Fl. Jones were
taken prisoner.
Saffron-colored authentic-appearing guar
antees, printed on handbis and signed John
Dewar & Sons, Distillers, Perth, Scotland,
and London, England proved the novel
feature of the seizure. These were held IN
ample supply and handed out as comfort
ing assurance TO beverage-seeking customers
with each bottle Of the genuine old stuff"
according to the deputies
These quaint handbills gave out the fol-
lowing intelligence:
lowing to the frequency with which our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Keep Admiral Ships
Here, Says Chamber
Trustees Indorse Local Men as Buyers
of President Line, if Sale Is Made

THERE is to be change in the agency now operating
the fleet of AFOREMENTIONED freight and passenger ships
running flom Seattle TO the Orient then the Chamber of
commerce tavors plan whereby the agency will be
trolled by Seattle citizens
inns the substance of resolution adopted by the Cham
board OF trustees yesterday afternoon based report
That the United States shipping board is contemplating
change in the operating agency.
copy oil the resolution has been sent to j. Underwood
manager OF the Chambers Washington d c. headquarters
win the request that he it to the shipping board
officials of the Chamber stated last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
"a HURT IN OLYMPIA WRECK
RhineI er
Is carried
on Stand

WHlTE PLAINS. n. Y. Nov Is
w 1t was weary, dlacon
certed Leonard Kip Rhinelandef
who again today took hir place on
the witness stand 20 face continued
cross examination al the hands OF
Leo Parsons Davis. counsel for Mrs
Rbincluuder who b. defending her
husbands suit Tor lnnulment Of
their marriage
Instead of barking als questions
In the manner Of criminal prose o
rutor. as he had done heretofore.
Davis dropped hin voice But the
lowered tones kept the Sristocntic
youth The same hnrrisd. hesitunt
witness
Rhinclander made another admls.
sion which WIS seized with citation
by the defense lie said In answer
10 question that his wifes body
whs very dark
The youth Is seeking the annul.
ment on the grounds that his wife
had deceived him as TO her color,
He previously had told on the wit.
ntss stand OF pre-marital intimacies
with Alice the daughter OF a negro
cabman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
SECRET FARLEY
|. BY GRAND JURY
May Be Considering EM-
denCe for Indictments

King county grand jurors, midway
OF their second weeks sitting Wed.
nesday, were believed to be consider.
ing evidence already produced with
a view TO writing their recommended
tons and voting possible indictments.
For an hour and a half they sat in
secret conference Wednesday fore
noon with Prosecutor Colyin and
Deputy Prosecutor Burgunder, who
is in charge OF their activities.
During snort intermission. It de-
velopcd that there are no witness
subpoenaS, so far rs known, returna-
BILE Wednesday forenoon. and that
only voluntary witnesses might be
summoned during the day.
There are still witnesses to be sum-
moned by subpoena, however, before
the grand jury ends its 1925 session.
probably Saturday,
To date the inquisitors are said TO
have investigated:
Conduct aof public business in
Auditor d. Z. Ferguson's office:
Charges of misuse OF county
funds by John Il. Mullane. by
county building superintendent,
County Commissioner Paul's et.
forts by which he obtained a s20.-
600 1926 budget appropriation re.
Gently for a mile and n quarter
road opening MP his real estate
holdings south OF the city
Efforts OF Colvin to re.indict Mrs
Mary X. Griffin Bagley, who suo-
cessfully evaded extadition from
Michigan recently on a two.year.old
embezzlement Charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
PATR0LMAN TO
Be ARRESTED
Warrant Charges Sands
With Resisting u. S. Officer

A WARRANT for the arrest of
A Patrolman b. A. Sands. de.
handing his appearance before U,
S. Commissioner Bow man on
charges OF obstructing and assault
ing federal officer In a federal
raid on an alleged booze establish.
ment, was issued by the commits
sioner Wednesday and placed in
the hands of U, S. Marshal Il, b.
Benn.
The warrant also calls for the
Npprehensionfo John Il. Chovin and
Bertha Weaver. aancged proprietress
OF the place at 9s1oIa Seventh ave,
and A. II, snavely, friend and com.
pnnion OF Sands.
The Weaver woman, who Is being
held in jail, and Sands will prob.
ably be taken before Commissioner
Bowman for q hearing Wednesday,
The other two men are ut large and
will be taken before the commits
sioncr MS soon as the marshals
office can locate them.
Sands Is alleged by prohibition
authorities TO have attacked Agent
George Murray when he served a
search warrant on the place Mon.
day night and attempted TO, place its
occupants under arrest , az
The charge is misdomeanor, carr
rying maximum penalty OF one
year in Jail and $1,000 fine,
Sands told police officials that he
had Just entered the place with his
friend. snavcly, and did not know
hat II was q Bookkeeping establish
mont lie said that he thought the
federal agent was u holdup,
w NJ whitney, assistant prohibit
ton administrator, however charges
that Snnds was in the place for more
than half an hour prior TO the raid
ana that he was seen there by two
dry agents who wcrc sent in TO scout
around before the raid W. made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
ENGINEER
dies In
CRASH
Seattle Passengers
Hurt When Train
Jumps Track

ONE man Is dead. two women are
" seriously injured ana e other
persons. 10 Of whom are from Sc,
attic are injured as the result, Of a
wreck OF Seattle bound Northern
Pacific passenger train near Olympia
Tuesday nigh, Tho train. No i2l,
bound from Gray'a Harbor TO Seattle.
was defailed. and the engine, bag.
sage car and two coaches jumped a
ditch ana crashed against the eide
OF an embankment two miles west
OF olympia,
T.. 81 Putnam OF Tacoma. engineer
OF the train. was killed The crash
hurled him into bank Of soft gravel
and sand Hs was buried completely
except for one arm. which marked
HIS grave
Mrs. LAURA HAHN Of Aberdeen
( shielded her ayear.old child witt
her own body from the shower o.
broken glass The child WAS saved
hut Mn. Hahn may die. physician
say
4, MRS. JOE RYAN. Aberdeen. sus
tanned Injuries TO her back and hsa,
and severe body bruises. She IL alsc
critically injured Both women wer,
taken 10 s. Peters hospital il
Olympia
Thr other Injured. ali OF whom
were taken on 10 Tacoma hospitals
are
NJ W. BAKER. Seattle. baggage
man. scaldcd by steam.
GEORGE kEPHART. Puyaiiup.
brakeman. face and head cut, LEI,
arm broken. and possible internal in,
jurtca.
RALPH WHITMAN, fiEcman
Knocked unconscious
MRS. EDNA Plant. 1901 phln.
nsy ave- Seattle, bnck injured
J. 7. FOSTER. conductor Tacoma.
Internal injuries
MRS. BLANCHE CAUELL. ia
18th ave ~. Seattle, head injuries
and bruised body
W. A. NELSON, 1919 y. 53rd ST..
Seattle. bruised
EDWARD H. HEiMER, i3a Il.
soth 1t. Seattle, bruised.
RIO A. FALaiINEN. 1906 W. ssth
81. Seattle. lex bruised
ROY MURRAY. Southern hotel.
Seattle, leg bruised.
o. J. ENLEN. Seattle. head cut
and shoulder bruised
OLE JOHNSON. io2 s. 4eth st..
Seattle, head cut and shoulder
bruised
J. 7. MATsON. 221s W. Wheeler
~, Seattle. knee injured
+. Il. L0WERy. 4l4e 4ist ave. s.,
Seattle. leg injured
II. u. GRIMM. 500 Maiden ave.
Seattle, WRIT cut
Guy TRusC0TT. 1891 iAh ave.
s.. Seattle. arm and leg bruised.
q. II. KAISER. Portland. cuts on
head and legs
o. 4. ERICKSON, Portland. back
hurt.
PAUL SIMPSON. n. =. bridge In.
spector, arm hurt, body and face cut.
s. g. JOHNSON. oso., Wash. wrls,
and arm cut
TOM PAMPURE, Ashford leg and
knee cut.
ARLETTA KAM0FT. Aberdeen,
bruised face
Tho cause Of tile accident, as yet
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Get 4 JUD &c S
Senate 0kehs Bill to Help
Speed King County Courts

OLYMPIA, Nov IS, Tho senate
this morning passed II bill providing
for the appointment OF four addition.
al judges in King county to relieve
the congestion In litigation.
Only two votes were east against
tho bill, by Senator Oman, OF Pierce,
and Senator Murphy of Snohomish.
II was indeed a lawyers day in
the senate. for most of the attorneys
arose in defense Of the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

"''o"'hk ~ lhe text or the reho.
luton. which was recommended 10y
The Chambers public carriers com.
mittee:
whereas, the United states ship.
ping Board Is reported 10 be con.
sidernE change in the agency
operating for II the fleet or govern.
meni-o~ned freight and passenger
ships. including the five vessels OF
the President type, now running
from Seattle 10 the Orient under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
S4,OO0,0Oo FIRE
Dock Buildings at New
Orleans Are Burned

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.--CBy
u. P)-Firc destroyed several blocks
OF modern dock facilities along the
Mississippi river during the night,
causing losses That may reach
sd,OOO,OOO, according TO curly esti.
mates today,
- S. simpson, 90, was run down
md killed by the automobile OF fire
Chief Evans, who was racing TO
the fire. No other casualties were
reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

IIowdy. folks Wonder how
Rome bHilt Its great amphithr.
atcrs when Il didn't have foot,
ball team
What is that immense concrete
structure over there
'oh. that's tho football stadium ."
Wei. what's that little frame
shack on the hillf'
''oh. that's the college,
First sign Of Aulama: WheA the
storcs start 10 advertise sPrtap
styles
This is National Education Week.
and thruout the land studious young
fellows. burning the midnight oil, are
learning that a straight flush beats
three OF a kind.
slxu on The Back et Tsrdi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

management Of The Admiral-Olient
al line.
Therefore, BE II Resolved. That
II the said United States Shipping
Board should determine upon ~
moving the said ships from t.s
management Of the Admiral Orient.
al line, that this Chamber urge the
United States shipping Board 10
continue the operation OF these
ships from This port under contract
with some agency controlled by go
attic citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Guy Rose, Noted
Artist, Succumbs

PASADENA. Cal. Nov. lS.-Guy
Rose, internationally noted artist Is
dead here after protracted Illness.
Tho canvascs of Rose won medals
for him at art salons the world
over including Paris, New York
City, Buffalo, 81, Louis and At
lanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov is The
IN most sophisticated woman
in America gets a big thrill ont
OF two things riding horse
and spending an evening alone
az home. curled up on deep pill
lows in front Of the fire.
She ~ Texas Guinan. Her
name. more than any other, has
come 10 symbolic The gsyety.
extravaganza and cynioism Of
iucandesccut Broadway She ~
John Philip sousa. =. n Bar
mum. Oscar OF tho Waldorf.
Ambassador JusHerand and
HBr d-H eartcd Hanna all
scrambled into ono But when
she shucks off her profosdonal
war paint and feathers and dc.
cldos just TO bo hcrself. sho
Processes to be the castles per-
aon IN the world TO amusc."
Texas Guiuun. more than any
other person, put the modern
exclusive Broadway night club
on the map rs successor to The
old md cruder cabaret
TT CAME about auto ac-
L cidentally. Texas came IN
from a tomboysh girlhood on a
ranch near Waco. Tex. She had
been pink tights girl on far
away theatrical circuits. had
toured the country with her
gang Of cowboys putting on
rodeoE had pioneered In movie
thrillers as two-Run, fierce
riding. wild West girl, and had
attained stardom MS comic in
the Winter Garden show, In
her wild west days at the 1911
Cheyenne roundup. she won a
worlds championship. over men
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Gavel From Historic
Washington Elm Given
TO Our Legislature

OLYMPIA, Nov tS.-CBy U.
" 70 The Washington legisla.
ture has been presented with
guvel made from wood of the
famous Washington elm at Cam.
bridge, Mass under which
Washington assumed command
Of tho American army at tho he.
ginning Of the Revolution in
l1I6.
The senate has passed q rcso.
luton thanking the Cambridge
park board for the gift to the
sntc named after the father of
mis- country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Mother Saves Child In
Wreck at Her DUN Peril
Infant Is Unhurt as Shower of Glass Falls on
Protecting Back of Mother

H-rays this morning Her most
serious injuries are around her
back"
Mrs. Hahn's husband has arrived
from Grays Harbors and is now at
the bedside Of his injured wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Tacoma Man Hangs
Self After Quarrel

TACOMA Nov ls.-By IT, P)-
Following n quarrel with HIS wife
last night, l., s, shoorer CO. hung
himself TO tree In vacant lot In
the roar OF his home The body waa
discovered AZ daybrenk todoy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
OUR OWN AII~iMERICAN
SPECTATORS TEAM

J. Cuthhert
Beans. who at.
tended every
game Of the en-
tire season, and
didn't once Jump
up and down in
celebration Of a
winning run. ar
smash the hat Of
The spectator in
front OF him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

OLYMPIA, Nov 1s.--Action on
the boxing bilI was again delayed
Tuesday, when Representative Mrs.
Frank Reeves, chairman OF the house
public morals committee, announced
that consideration OF the bill would
be Wednesday afternoon. at meet
ing of the public morals committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Home Seekers,
I Attention.!

Real Estate firms offer their best
buys every day m,The Star, Here
isJa special listing,
4 FOOLlSHu!tl
Anyone will agree with us how
foolish II is TO pay high rent
to landlords when snap like
this is lying right ut your
front door,
NOW READ.
OWNER MUST SELL
Fivc-year-old Groom house,
double constructed; plastered.
cemcnt basement, furnace.
Laundry trays; In pink of con-
dillon; ON lot i0Nt0o; alley: in
u very attractive district. Price
only sa,750. cash SdO0, Se5 a
month, including interest.
Turn TO the Want Al columns
and see who Is offering this
dand, homo io Fou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
THE ILINNER LASTS
ITSsN RiGLEN. TOO,

well 'thc nickel cigar Is back
again. Only IS costs two for a quar-.
Ter.
An alrfuI btu,
Is oscar sheets
he sticks hts 0um
Under wouie seats.
The x-ray has been used on the
mummy OF King Tut. The next thing
win D. 10 give him chiropraesic treat
msnts.
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB
Proposed ~ VIM. Ionnss
The dentist who ,patsr-a towel
sround your meek and then goes out
10 shoot game Of pool.
Jani,ors OF apartment houses be-
lisvs in the republican campaign sIo
gan. Keep cool with Coolidge"
4 Hofiolo laugh u the kind
yoV giro tehen reading comic
rsG0a.iRe IN the lpgitia1 room
ct a Dentists office.
Aets celebrate National Education
Week By deportlng all ginks who
wear horn.rirnmed glasses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Elmer Tesreau made rs yards thru
tho center OF the California line. But
that's nothing. LII Gee Geo once
made a 10-yartl dash across pike 81.
you can 90 inst 80 far and
no farther NTH the modern
fapper!' says In Gee Gee.
because there amt no far
ther.'
Today's Fable. Once upon time
rInk with a black eye didn't say he
got & by running into door in the
w DIARY
fNot sunbsr III
Co very betimes. md 10 playing sweet
-u-iqne on the fnuslune bon md did
tiy old piece did fInds In the hot
Ira Of the cabinet, and II called Come
- Ny Rainbow" and Lord! had not
card " for years. and so 10 singing
Won't You Come Home, Billy Bailey ~
mr.. Dooiey," THAT Mendeison spring
song Tune" "BIuebell, Ny Darling, :" "Up
In a Balloon. Boys. Up In a Balloon, !"
md In Ny Merry OIdsnobfle - nil
mighty pretiis songs. and not without
their eharme. az evidenced BIZ IN, case
msnt windows openinR, and the voice, of
nelghbors raised In praise, some Of them
even advising me TO hire n hall. which I
IVA take rs create compliment. And
80 10 works.
Wen, It might be worse. Somebody
might start up a Charleston mara.
thon contest.
Ashes 10 ashes.
And dust to dust
We and our car
Are both bddIv bust
An earthquake OF an hours dura.
ION was recorded on Pacific Coast
telsmographs Tuesday, and experts
declare that 4, was caused by the
shlvering Of the University OF coll.
iornis football team.
Look put big boH yopr battle.
S1btCtnOf"
One Of the worst mistakes quar-.
l1vsans can make Is TO call his girls
AsShone number Instead OF Tho foot.
ball dxnnls
ms Been a hard day. Mate Bet
'm sArvs nm extra pannikln OF rum
ir the men for dinner.
- J. y.
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Weather

OrraStoH .
ruius late Co.
risAG 0Hd ThUrss
dassfrrsh soc a.
ely Rirts
Temperatures
Ma So Min on
To-day Nocn aa
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Evening star., 1925-07-25
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.
$4,000.


A very desirable modern apartment house,
excellent located in Mt. Pleasant near 10Th
St: building in fine condition and all apart
ments rented to good tenants at low rentals;
average monthly rent about. SD per room.
VIII be sold by out-oftown owner at less
than seven times its gross annual income
Attention of agents invited. For further
particulars address Box 30S-H, star ONCE.
FOR SALE APARTMENT HOUSES.
Rafe opportunity is offered purchase
with $500 to $4,000 cash to obtain
well located apartment house that Will yield
large net return on investment. VIII con
slider trade for clear property. Address Box
~ II SfAr nffice
Evening star., 1925-07-25
DO YOU kNOW2

DO YOU KNOW?
That $3.50 cash balance 81 300 pay
able S4S.5O monthly. including all
interest. will buy an unusually attrac-
tive. new modern broom bungalow.
large porch. concrete cellar. wash
trays. iron beams. etc? Lot 43xl2O.
on Clifford st. mr.. Montrose. Del Ray.
corporate limits of Potomac; close
to Alex. blvd. and elec. cars. These
are ideal homes or investments. May
take second trust note. clear ground
or equity in small investment prop
erty in part trade. The price and
terms will sell these. Act quickly.
NO. RUSSELL RID.
Lot 9Oxl50 @ r. & b. modern bun
galow: porches built-in garage: va
cant Less than S6.950 buys IL on
cash payment $3.50. balance like rent.
CLARENDON.
Buy now before prices advance.
We have a number of select modern
bungalows and houses. or more
rooms. big grounds. high elevation.
close TO elec. cars and bus. We be
lieve we can give you more for your
money in this desirable and conven-
lent section than elsewhere. on lnvit-
ing terms. Our Virginia Office open
evenings.
y. L. RYON CO., Inc,
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon 2s2-J-2.
Evening star., 1925-07-25
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
A REAL HOME.
5000 Cash SS1 50 Per Mo.

New bungalow: ami: D rooms. bath.
pantry. hardwood floors. foored attic. con-
crete cellar, pipeless furnace, laundry trays,
gas cleo; large lot: in one car fare zone;
strictly white suburb. Only $4,000.
A. M. McFADDEN,
1895 Rhode Island Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
directly Opposite Trolley station.
Phone Hyatts. 234 Hyatts. H75-W.
Evening star., 1925-07-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES (Continued).

BY OWNERS. TO DIVIDE EQUITY-2O-FT.
brick house practically new all modern I'M
porch practically seven roomsi: location
rnexcelled. near Grant Circle: convenient TO
Price. 50. $50 50 900 cash necessary. See
this today. 4217 4th st. NV. Col oS9s4'
Evening star., 1925-07-25

1915 OTIS ST NE. y BLOCK X. ]. AVE
California bungalow 5 rooms. kitchen and
bath buit-in garage: all modern improve
ments See OWNER after pm. 20
Evening star., 1925-07-25
SEE THIS TO-DAY

Chevy Chase. D. C.-Out-of-town
owner offers this excellent detached
$4,000 home for S12.T50: choice
location: brick and holiow-tile con-
struction. First floor. large living
room. beautiful dining room. library
or den. kitchen. pantry. open fire.
place. hardwood floors. natural wood
finish. Second floor. four bedrooms.
large tile bath. Roof is of the finest
asbestos: large. light basement. laun-
dry tubs and every modern conven-
ience: hot-water heat and electric
lights: large concrete front porch:
fine shaded lot garage. Can be in
spected any time by calling @ r.
LIKENS. 1919 NJ St NV. Main
5O57: evenings. Cleveland 507.
Evening star., 1925-07-25

SIS, $3.50 VACANT: CENTRAL N.E.-FOR
Immediate sale. splendid broom. bath, brick ;
electric h w n. deep lot, garage; GOOD terms
title ready: close to station. Apply 9Q4