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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-26
resze ebben felmagasztaltatas-

resZe ebben a felmagasztaltataS-
ban, az jol meghall jatok -
mem tud - ember maradni. Az
mem 0lt0zkodik tobbe tisNatlan-
sagokbal sem felmegoldasol1, a
hamissagok Is rosszakaratok szf-
oyenruhajaba Az ilyen ember, az
istennf lett ember igazan mem csai
ja-lopva t0bbe felebarat jat, meri
:. inert tudva tudia, hogy minden
Szandtka, minden gOndolata es er.
zese ugy kilatszik beI0le, a szeme.
bGl, mintha mem lenne homloka.
- Azert ertve ertSetek engem
aki AIT hirdetem nektek, hogy bol
dogok megigazultak, boldogok
listen gyermekei, inert nincsenck
ceymaS eI6tt titkaik. S akincl1
mines takarnivaI6ja, az az cmbcr
cgyeneSen jar.
S kutnak tamaSzkodvan, a leg
egyszeriibben mondotta toyabb
- Nckcm, csak nekem adatott
meg a hatalom, hogv clvezesselck
odaig. De ii, Oh Szcgtnyell. ii fGl-
tex velem jonni. A probalt Glet
mcgtanult zaklatasai, cSclci Is az
nokSaga 6dcSck nektck AIT hiSzi-
TEX, mem tudtok azokr0I lcmonda
nj. Pcdig ha cgySzcr mcgizlelnetcll
a nyilt homlokkal iaraS gy6nyo-
rcit, soha tObbt mem lennetek visz-
szacSGk.
ES mar aldastoszt6an beszelte a
megigazulas 0r0meit.
= K6pzeljetck. mi minden len
ne mAsAeppen, IIa minden embcr
tudna. hogy mi van a mask en-
Eerbcn? Mint ahogy en- tudom IT,
r6Iatok. Lennetek-e akkor alias
gazdagsa%ok Is alias szegenysc-
eek k6z0ttetck9 Lehctnc-e, hogy
olyan iraS ir6dil bennetek, amc-
lyct cl szoktalk takarni! Mem
egyenl6henyebb, szebb, mem iste-
nibb 5 kinck- -kinek 6rdeme szerint
val0bb lennc-e akkor 6ltctek?
A gyiilekezct pillanatban a
predikator kczeben volt. Josago-
san szallt maeaba mindcn ember,
a tanar remenykedvc figyelt a
nyitott arcokba, cgy anyoka az
clS6 serbian feIzokogott.
A profeta ckkor Macy clragad-
tatassal vete Szemcit az egre. Az
6g visszalangolt.
- Latjatok odafbnn scent
csillagokat,? HI tette oket fekcte
karpitiokra ? S Xxi tartja meg 6kct
a kiterjcSztett magassagban? Test
vereim, ha e pislakol6 lampas0k
ba neztea, jut-e cSzctekbe, hogv
t0m6ntelen a vilag t0mentelen
annak nemtudasa Mix vagytok a
f0ld0n, ha nem jartok a csillagok
ban?
Meg cgySzer fellobogott be.
szedjc.
- En- AIT hoZom nektek, amt
az igaZi papnak kcll hoznia. En-
felviszlek a napok k0ze es. megbi-
zonyitom az ildv0s 0sszetartozan-
d6sagokat. En- latomasokkal la
tok, lelekkel lelekzem nj hitet
tudok, inert tudom a tiizes szeke,
ret, amely kiegeti regi hiineite
ket. Akit en- vezetek, az villages.
sagot lat mint egy iitestGl, alap-
jaban meerazkodik. Es elveszti
osszefiiggeset el6bbi eletevel. Alaz
kodjatok meg azert en- egyszeri
eszk0z0kkel, eszk0z0k nelkul meg.
renditelek, akkor OFT jarhattoi
velem a csillagok k0zott, listen
igazi jobbjaban
Mindent meg fogok erteni, hs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-26
A PrOfeta

A kiilvarosban, egy ndvaron hir
dette az Ieet Egy udvaron, amely
ben harom eperfa allott 5 hatnl 10
istall6 volt !.
A foldszintcs hazban rata llivill
a berkocsis, egy z0ldsfgarnsno 5
az Erdelyb0l menekUlt tanar III
lakott, akit valosaega a SorS We
tett jelenlegi sziiks6glakasaba.
A szomszfdban emelctes btrhl-
zak biiszkelkedtek; nyitott folyo-
soikr6l be lehetett latni az udvar-
ba ezek a folvoS66 mindig tom
We voltak neppel, mikor q pr6ffta
estenkent megjelent a kutnal :.
Mert a rozSdas. avult vasRGt
mell6l szokott prtdikalni; kut
mell6l, amcly valahogy ittfelejt6-
dott a vizvezctekck korSzakahan S
egyszeriihb id6k termtszctesebb
igazsagait jnttatja az cmber cszf-
be.
Vekony asak6ta-arcavaI, nyu-
lank, z0rg6 alakjaval, amelN Szc-
rcny fekctc ruhajaban meg hoSz-
szabbat mutatott, a pr0feta ura
tudott lenni allgat0Saganak
Mem cmlGkeZtetett bevett egyha-
Yak papjaira, olyan volt, mint mas
laikrs, de aki egySzcr latta, titkon
ct tartotta az igazi pasztornak.
Sziirke szemeb0l hit fanatiZ~
musa szokatlan er0vcl 0ml0tt, cSu
pasz szajan aZonban zavart oyer
mekmosoly csodalkozott buzg0Sa
ganak eredmtnytelensegtn sokan
i0ttek ugyanis hozza. estenkent To-
gatOkat lehctett lAtni a kapG
elott. hire clsZallt a legtavolabbi
negyedekbe eS legmagasabb osz-
talyokig, de ez az ajtatos es di-
vatbolond koz0nseg = napr6l-nap
ra valtozott. Masodszor - ugy
latszik - scnki Sc volt ra kivan-
csi $ vegill is csak egy lathato
hiv6re tudott szert tenni: az En-
delyb6l menekiilt tanarra.
Igaz viszont, hogy ennel va
l6jaban nagyon is meglatoga-
tott' embern6l hiisegesobb tanit-
vanyt aranyert Sc kaphatott vol
ma.
Feli0ttck mar az 6szi csillagok
mikor a profeta kilepett foldszin-
ii szobajab6l.
Lassan, magabameriilten lepkc-
dett at a sokaSagon. amely elcs0n-
desedve 0ml0tte k0riil - szokaSa
szerint - kut melle allott. Nyi-
tott ajtajabol lampaja fenye ep-
pen raesett vilagitottak a szom-
SEED hazak is. Oily kevess6 volt So
tet. hogy ksnyesebb jelenlcvoE
joggal felthettek inkognitojukat.
A tanar ur OFT jart ALT meg
mogotte, mint az arnyek. Folot-
tebb faradtalS, szinte elcsigazot-
tax voltak mindkctten.
s predikator amul6 mosolyd
val hallgat6inak szivehez tapin-
tott, szemevel pedig megostorozta
yalamennyit.
I'll is jottetek, hogy elmenje-
tek = adta fel kezdetben re
menyt hangja megcsuklott q
fajdalomtol.
y Akik legk0zelebb allottak hoz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-26
Valoperes felek

allanak a biro el6tt S ferj
sz6val megokolja, hogy miert akar
valni.
A bir6: Eek mem olyan oGol1, a
melyek alapjan kimondhatnam a
valast. Ajanlom, hogy bekiiljon XII
a felesegevel.
A ferj: K0sz0nom, elfogadom a
biintetest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-26
Egy koruti

kavehazban egyiitt i'll ket fla
tai fest6. Mar vagy k6t oraja csii-
csiilnek ICY = egy fekete mellett
es szcretnenek menni.
= Fizctt6l mar9 - kerili az
egyik.
Meg mem! Els tee
En- sem!
Hat - akkor gyeriink!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-26
Jokai es g feje.

J0kal eS q 1eJe.
J6kai egyszer AIT olvasta par
lamenti napl6ban, hogy az elozo
napi ilesen A,pponyi Albert gr6f
beszede alatt, tagad6lag rata a
fejet. A Macy irot bantotta par
lamenti naplo megjegyzese, ANIMAL
is inkabb, inert azon az Glesen je-
len sem volt.
Szot is kert J6kai a hazszaba-
lyokhoz a parliament iilesen Is
ICY rektifikalta a naplo tevedeset:
- Apponyi tisztelt kepvisel6tar
sam beszede alatt mem razhattam
tagad6lag fejemet, inert az ule-
sen jelen sem voltam. En- pedig a
fejemet mindig magammal szok-
tam hordani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-26
JOKAI ANEKDOTAK.
J0kai es a. par6ka.

Jokai 1871 ben Berlinbe ment,
hogy nemet kiadojaval targyal-
jon. Nemcsak magyar kolonia, dc
a nemet ir6i k0rok is Macy iinnep-
lessel fogadtak. Amikor J6kai
megerkezett nemet f6varosba,
bosszankodva vette esZre, hogy
otthon felejtette a parokajat. \
dolog annal kellemetlenebb volt.
inert palyaudvaron kozoltek We
lie, hogy a nemct ir6k mar aznap
estere Macy bankettet rendeznek a
tiszteletere. Nit tehetett mast J6-
kai, minthogy a palyaudvarr6l
egyensen egy Macy fodrasziizlet-
be hajtott es 'kivalasztott maya
max egy gyony0rii dusfiirtii pard-
kat mindjart fel is tette fe-
jere.
Este, a nemet irok bankettjen,
karjan Wallerneval, a hires sim
igazgat6n6vel jelent meg. Alig
lepett be az alton, megdermedve
allott meg a kiiszob0n. A terem-
ben, a kandallo f6l0tt latta meg
eletnagysagn szobrat, amely ko-
raszon abrazolta. A vendegek, a
Xix mar elobb lattak a szobrot,
csodalkozva neztek J6kai gy0ny0-
rii hajat.
A Macy ir6 pedig diihosen sugta
oda mellette allo Lang Lajos-
max, szobor fele pislantva:
- Ha tudtam volna, hogy ez is
itthon felejti a par6kajat, ehnek
is vettem volna egyet!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
BY Eloise Walton

IN And here's old October again!
.4fime to take inventory Of warm
clothes--and glance through the
apartments to let' in the news
papers for one with furnished
heat!'
It's true that in the spring a WON.
ans fancy lightly turns to thoughts
of new houses, velvety lawns,
gardens and the great out-of-doors.
But its equally true that in the fall
those thoughts come flocking back
to center in steam.heated apart
ment. October comes in, to stand
waiting while the moving van is
loaded, and the last barrel is
packed. We have been brought up
to believe that May is the moving
MONTH" Yet, oddly enough, more
people move in October than in
May, if the record of requests for
telephone removals and changes may
be accepted as criterion.
Telephones Moved
1nll M. watson, DIVISION COM
mercial manager, of the telephone
company, estimates that there will
be more than 1900 moves in In
dianapolis during the next thirty
days. He says that of the telephones
placed in Indianapolis ten years ago,
less than IL per cent remain in their
original locations.
q The spring may be moving time,
8Eandering time, but the fall is set
-~Ning time. Those first cold winds
that send us shivering to shelter,
make us want to be assured of
warm coy place to stay. so we will
move to the warm coy place, and
with us will go our telephones.
It's lots more satisfactory to "cuss
out the janitor" about the heat or
the lack of it, than to go down and
''cuss ort" and fire the furnace
again.
Peak of Moving
At any rate the company records
are decisive that the peak Of the
city's moving may be expected dur
ing this month. The restless urge
to get settled before the wintry
blasts come is not confined to our
own city. All through the State the
percentage Of removals to population
is approximately the same.
Watson emphasized the fact that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
OCTOBER AND TIME.
FOR MOVING ARRIVE.
Records Show indianapolis Soon Should Be Changing to
Warm Quarters for Winter Months

people who plan to move should
place the move orders for their tele-
phones at least ten days in advance
Of moving day.
Requests are responded to exactly
in the order that they are received
and even the wealth of equipment
and the army Of linemen at work,
are, as a rule, Inadequate to meet
the multitude Of voices that say
please change our telephones"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
Fish PLACED
over State
Report Given for Month of
August.

State fish hatcheries operated by
the conservation department deliv-
cred 1924 baby fish to applicants
in various parts Of Indiana during
August, according to George N.
Manifold. This consignment con-
sisted Of 7,494 black bass, 1880
bluegills, 1900 channel catfish,
14,300 rock bass, 100 crappie and
1850 bullhead catfish. During the
month hatchery employees also res
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

cued 42,015 game fish and replanted
them.
In a report filed with the con-
servation commission Manifold says
his division has completed the work
Of acquiring 5,019 acres of land for
the game reservation in Brown
County at a cost of 52,9S5.47. The
department is negotiating for an
additional 5000 acres.
This land is purchased by funds
accommodating from the sale of fish
ing and hunting licenses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
FILLED PHONE COIN BOX

NEW YORK-A man recently
talked to Havana from a coin box
telephone here. His bill was sos
and after filling the coin box with
coins drove around to the telephone
office in his taxi and paid the rest
Of the bill.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

in effect, because they become con-
fuslng against figured walls. They
should be suited to the particular
room in which they are to hang and
should look well together.-Ve
Goldstein, home economics division,
University Farm.
How to Treat Grain to Be Used for
Seed-"Treat the seed any time be-
fore sowing; treat it now" This is the
advice of E. c. Stakman and H. A.
Rodenhiser, University Farm, who as
sert that copper carbonate is the best
fungicide for preventing sinking
smut of wheat and the smuts of hull
less oats. Two ounces of dust to the
bushel of seed is the regular dose,
but for seed badly smutted three
ounces to the bushel should be used.
Formaldehyde is the best fungicide
for preventing smuts of hulled oats
and covered smut of barley. It should
not be used for treating wheat. While
it prevents the covered smut, it is
likely to injure the seed, especially if
the seed is dried after treatment or
sown in dry soil. Formaldhyde does
not injure tn. seed of oats and barley
and is therefore recommended.
Either the dip, sprinkle, or spray
method is recommended in using for
maldehyde. For the first two, use
one pint of formaldehyde to SO gal
Ions of water. In either case, one
gallon of the solution will be enough
for about so bushels of seed. The
seed should be sown while it is still
moist. The advantage of the spray
method is that it does not wet the
seed. Mix one pint of formaldehyde
with about a gallon of water and
spray the mixture on the seed with
a compressed air sprayer-not a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

practical talks by university garden
ers. Storage and cannig will be
stressed at this session.
On Saturday, March %, "Home
Fruit Garden Day." such subjects as
the kind of fruits to plant, how to
plant, how to spray, so as to control
common diseases and insect pests,
how to fertilize fruits-all practical
and timely questions-will be pre-
sented. The course is given by the
university without cost for those who
attend.
Hanging Pictures to the Best AID.
vantage-In order to receive the
greatest amount of pleasure from
ones pictures, they need to be prop
erly hung. If they are hung too
high or are put into unsuitable places,
pictures cannot be thoroughly en-
joyed.
The size and shape of a picture
should be suited to the wall space. If
it is large it needs ample space, while
small pictures appear lost on large
wall. A high narrow wall requires an
upright picture, for one that is dis
tinctly horizontal in effect is inhar-
monious. So that they will not be
seen as isolated spots on the walls,
pictures should be grouped with the
furniture, and so hung that the cent
er of interest in the picture is at
about the level of the eye. They may
be somewhat lower than this in order
to group with a low piece of furni,
ture, or slightly higher if they are to
hang over bookcase or mantel.
AS one looks around the room the
pictures should appeaer to be hung
on the same level, usually with the
tops or bottoms of the frames on the
same straight line. Pictures should
have backgrounds which are simple
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

An acre of alfalfa hay will keep
a dairy cow for longer period than
any other of the leading crops, says
the Blue Valley Creamery Institute.
The chart above furnishes compari-
son of these crops, based on average
yields for the United States for three
years, 1921 to 1928.
The lines show the number of acres
required to produce one feed unit,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

which is the theoretical equivalent of
the feed required by one dairy cow
for one year. With alfalfa, only 10
acres are needed.
Corn in the form of silage ranks
next to alfalfa. One acre of alfalfa
is equal to nearly two acres of clover
hay and more than three acres of oats
in the feeding of dairy cows.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

syraper. Use exactly one pint of
formaldehyde to so bushels of seed.
After treatment cover the seed with
sacking or canvas for five hours, then
sow it or spread it out to dry.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
"OAKCRFST"

is selling at old prices from 5000 up. No
increases, while they Last Water, side valks
good roads. natural shade; easy terms; 12
min. from White House. See our booklet
Houses under construction. Take Mt. Ver
non ave. Agent on premises.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
SALE-SIrBURBAN PROPERTY.

S5S mo- Col 7d4a@so SiHH AIesReng Sasg ave. ave.
Takoma Park. Md; l4th st. car line.
BUNGALOW AT BARGAIN.
Six rooms. oak floors and woodwork va
nor heat, fireplace. huilt-in garage. full
length screens. good cellar. terraced lawn;
easy terms. Owner leaving city Cali at
3o9 Carroll ave. Takoma Park. l'
Evening star., 1925-04-30
TEMPLE PARK, VA,
AdjOininp ROSemOnt.

Here is a chance to buy a lot under the
shadow OF the magnificent George Wash
lnEton Memorial Temple. only 20 minutes
70 city, within one block of elec. and bus
line. ON the Mt. Vernon Boulevard. where
be sold at the low prices of from $3.50 to
81 80 each tdTpending on loo alton }. sTnal
cash payment. balance monthly. Act quick.
only 20 left: buy at least one. IL not more.
and watch the values grow.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1907 New York Ave Main 1I66.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
s12.45O

CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
Seven-room tapestry brick. beautiful front
terrace. large front porch. also breakfast
porch and sleeping porch: garage to large
paved alley; house as good new: a short
distance west Conn. ave; easy terms: Al
TlVnM Theatar
Evening star., 1925-04-30
Sl0.a5O.
nAI an u II N q A ~

-
SlO.R5O
COLoRED BARGAIN.
Near 10Th and L, for quick action. owner
will sell 12-room tapestry brick. ami. IN
every respect; h.-w.h.. back yard to paved
alley: arranged as three apartments. apart
ments n.s1 rented vii vii pav Al carrying charges;
JONES & FREER
Tivoli Theater Bldg
BEAUTIFUL MARYLAND AVE. Ne. 1913.
Modern home. rooms. tile bath. 3 porches
cleo, h.-w h: immediate possession. open
from . to pm.
TO COLoRED, Mr. Bird & G s.E.-6 RMS.
newly papered and painted inside and out:
cellar; OPP. beautiful park. y DIX from
fined family looking ing for hT' sttrsctve cheerful
home in lst;ciass neighhorhood; same house iY1
se m direct %oFG or SGT So 600 casb s5oo bs s55
oWNER Adam. dam 47@4 for for key. S,'",D
CHEVY CHASE. SACRIFICE. ,s1o.5oo;-
tached Dutch colonial 6-rm. and bath home.
viii with oak floors and trim. h.-w.h:. gas; elec. ,
Phone Cleveland 3s92. evenings. i
JUST E EAST s. T,9 OF North o.aI CAPITOL ST
Thoroughly remOdeed brownstone house
1si floor; , large rooms. kitchenette, back hack
for garage: 30-ft. alley: vacant 7-2i1
Can u. any time during day. Or evening
McKEEvER & Goss.
Realtors.
l4I5 81. Main 1852
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR C0LORED.
CORNER HOUSE CONSISTING OF 3
APARTMENTS. BEAUTIFUL CONDITION
NEW HEATING ELECTRICITY. PAPERED
PAINTED: THIS CORNER WILL DOT'PI'
IN VALUE: TIE GOVERNMENT is SPEND
ING MILLIONS IN THAT VICINITY
DINOwITZ REALTY CO,
T3R llth ST. NV.
GOOD BUYS.
Rnlu,ppr I'D Cpg rI
10 rooms. baths very large glass-inclosed
sleeping porch deep yard: lear garage.
Ideally suited for roominE house. The
price is right.
NEAR EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.
rooms double rear norrhcs concrete front
porch. Pittsburg heater. The best buy in
this hiGh-class neighborhood. Lot is ls0
II. deep. Price. Sl3.500. easy terms. This
Is too good To last
+. WALT BURTON, Ir..
POI Insurance Bldg Main I64s
Evening star., 1925-04-30


NO CASH PAYMENT WILL
BUY, UNDER RENT OP-
TIONAL PURCHASE CON-
TRACT. NEW BEAUTIFUL
4-ROOM BUNGALOW AND
B A T II A. NJ. l. $50 A
MONTH. INCLUDING IN
TEREST, AND AT END OF
TWO YEARS THE WHOLE
AMOUNT OF RENT PAID
CREDITED TO TENANT AS
PART OF PURCHAS S Z
PRICE AFTER DEDUCTING
TAXES, ETC, ADVANCED
BY ANDLORD AND
SELLER. THIS IS AN EX-
CEPTIONAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR PEOPLE DESIR- :
ING A PRETTY AND COM
PORTABLE HOME WHERE
THEY CAN RAISE FLOW
ERS. VEGETABLES AND
CHlCkENS ON + RACl :
CALLY A RENT PAYMENT
AND IN A FEW YEARS
OWN THEIR OWN HOME.
APPLY ROGERS & ROGERS,
EVANSVILLE 583.
A 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-
lATTSVILLE 5Sa
Evening star., 1925-04-30
BROOkLAND
BROOkLAND.

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Special Terms Arranged.
S7.OO0-On Hamlin near 18th; r., b..
h.-w h: lot 50x15O.
.O0O-Randolph near 10Th: 10 r. 5
bedrooms: lot 50x150.
So. .000-Newton near 18th: tvo-family
home: r. and bath each.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evening". North 3I3.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
COLORED.

Near l1th and L SITS.
r, h. hot-water heat. eIec,: newly
paDered and painted: space for garage. Price
reduced for Quick sale
JOHN r. GARVEY.
Main q2l0 HOG Terrnont Ave
Evening star., 1925-04-30

6 ROOM FRAME LE-CoNSTRUCTIoN
house. bath, hot-water heat, hardwood floors
city water. gas. sewer. large front and back
pOrches. lot 5O'X120'. conveniently located :
lot enlarged at option purchaser: must be
seen to he Appreciated price only S8g5U:
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Evening star., 1925-04-30

Overlooking the National Cathedral. a g.
room and 3-bath home. with southern ex-
posure, on very large shaded lot with gear
DETACHED garage. A thoroughly modern
home. near bus line. John Eaton School.
stores and churches. At price under
S25. 900. it is a wonderful bargain. We in
yite your inspection of this home and COM
pare ii with any other property in this ex-
elusive section. If you want the best phone
now. I4O2
You may call us any time during day or
evening until o'clock.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
Realtors.
Evening star., 1925-04-30

TAKOMA PARK BUNGALOWS RMS. &
hath. for sale by owner: all improvements:
newly decorated. screens. shades etc: $3.50
ash payment. Call 30 Westnioreland ave
Evening star., 1925-04-30

TAKOMA PARK-BY OWNER, IO-ROOM
home, with baths. steam heat and II. acre
of ground on principal residence street: house
recently modernized and has new oak floors
and two freplaces. rooms extra large: ahund-
'auce Of fruit and shade real home: owner
wants any reasonable proposition. Adams
3SO1
Evening star., 1925-04-30
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
Phone Hyatts. 20. Hyattsville. Nd.

SPECIAL.
Very attractive suburban home at Wood
side containing rooms and bath. large
porches. hot-water heat, electric lights. all
in excellent condition Lot 150x15O with
plenty of shade and fruit trees. Price for
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
I4O1 New York Ave NV Main / i66.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
$500 CASH. $3.50 MO.
VICINITY OF CLARENDON.

Why continue paying high rental and be
confined To small apartments. etc, when we
nave many modern houses. big grounds. high
car and bus line: at inviting prices; cash
payment of $500 and upyards: bal. easy.
Virginia Office open evenings. Clarendon
3So-J-o
Evening star., 1925-04-30

/ WILL HELP A LIMITED NUMBER or
reliable peopIe make first payment on
home. My plan enables you 10 buy home
of your choice with as little as 500 cash.
$50 monthly tincl. INTEREST,". The advan-
tage OF NV plan costs absolutely nothing.
Don't answer unless you furnish good
Address Box 361-R. Star office. i
Evening star., 1925-04-30

House 24x36 #. contains five large rooms.
large pantry. electricity: concrete cellar
pipeless furnace: room for bath without fix
turesl two bedrooms, each has closet
shades throughout: stairway TO foored attic.
space for two rooms; front porch Sx25 IT..
955 50 TT. outside sanitary toilet: house
double sided. building paper between. water
proof tar paper under all roofing shingles.
entire house we'll built and well plastered: ::
we invite inspection by builder or carpenter;
construction the very best union day labor:
streets cindered. Property located at Bar
croft Va. miles to White House. Title
perfect Twenty houses same kind sold. in
20 months One block TO new $40 900 school
recently completed To inspect take Colum-
bia pike bus ga trips each way per day.
at 9Th and Pa ave. NV. or call Office and
we will take you in auto.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent.
l Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 245O. 1909 H St. NV.