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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
AlaSkQ'S Golden
Hoard to Add to
Our Prosperity

a LASKA again will pour millions of dollars from
"A her golden hoard into Seattle this summer.
Outlook for salmon fishing this season is Unusually
good" Chamber of Commerce statement said Fri
put of cans. Hundreds of men already have gone
put of cans. Twenty thousand men already have gone
North to prepare the way for fishing and packing
crews
The pack will be so heavy that cannery companies
will use steamers instead of sailing vessels. Steam
make several trips in season; sailing vessels
could make but one.
The herring fleet is looking for bumper crop.
Takings have been slim for two years. More ships
and supplies are being made ready; more men will
be employed
Alaskan sawmills are preparing for record cut of
spruce. Most of this will be shipped to Seattle, CIV
ing work to sawmills.
Alaska is looking forward to her most prosperous
year." says the chambers statement. THAT means
added prosperity for Seattle supply station for the
North"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
FLYERS MISSING
One of Eight Planes Lost in
Pennsylvania Storm

WASHINGTON. March 27.--Lieut.
G.. T.. Rogers and three enlisted men
OF the army air service. In n giant
Martin bombing plane, were reported
missing when seven other planes OF
their squadron returned TO safety
after running into storm over York,
Pa, today.
Lieut.. l.. j. Brigham and Lieut..
John II. Whitley landed at Boiling
field Tho othor five planes landed
near Baltimore,
The eight planes. from Langley
field. Virginia, were on trip to
Middlctown, Pa, when a heavy rain
storm was encountered,
No searching planes have been sent
after The missing flyers,
Boiling field authorities said they
would wait u reasonable time for n
report from Rogers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
BOTHELL HOLDUP
TRIAL STARTS
Two Men Are Accused OF
Looting Bank of S3,811

Frank Kelly. known TO Pacific
coast peace officers under three
aliases. and Frank German. his
companion. went on trial before
Judge Charles Paul Friday. charged
with holding up the Bothel state
bank last January 80 and escap.
ing with ta,sil.s4. The forenoon
was consumed In selecting jury.
Shortly after noon Vaughn Bos'
Icy. 27.ycsr old assistant cashier Of
tho bank. who was imprisoned in
the vault by the bandits. took the
stand. He repeated his Identified.
ton OF tho two men on trial MS the
robbers who locked him in the
vault and escaped with tho cash In
o waiting auto after telephone wires
between Bothcll and Seattle had
been cut.
The men were captured in Ia.
coma the next evening, while escap-
ing in stolen automobile with w.
j. Murray. Murray was convicted
in Pierce county and sent UP for
from three to 10 years for stealing
the car. When searched, Murray
had 5000 sewn inside his under.
wear, according to Hammer The
loot from the Bothcll robbery has
never been recovered
Witnesses OF the holdup were OK.
pected TO take the stand and iden.
tify Kelly and German Friday AT.
ternoon. The men are defended by
Attorneys George Crandell and
Henry Clay Agnow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
auToMoTivE NOTE

Automobile Row was agog with in
ierrst Friday when Il became known
that the new smellie-siS will be
equipped with rumble scat In front
Of the radiator. This innovation viii
provide room for an additional pas
senger, who viii be able to kick
pedestrians out n the way. put new
bulbs In the lights and spear eigaret
butts IN transit.
Trade In your old phonograpb
records on new ones says a Bash
& Lane advertisement.
Here's where we get rid Of odd
liily Bailey" Come BE Ny Rain
bow. ''Blusbell" MY Merry ODDS
mobile and TIP in Balloon. Boys.
lip In Balloon.
They planted here
Old jacob Ryder,
Carboiic dcid
Isn't cider.
It's only question OF time until
somebody writes book entitled,
The Confessions OF a Reformed
Radio Announcer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
TRY TO CLOUD
STATES CASE

That the defense Will attempt 10
cloud the states case with mum
Der Of possible theories and sur.
prise theories was seen in the line
of questioning Of voniromeu.
Temporary insanity will be a
leading plea in the defense. II IL
assured.
The skeleton" Of Dorothy's case.
upon which her attorneys VIII seek
not more than a granddaughter YER
dict, includes the following prob
ablo action:
]. The defense will place Joseph
and Earl Ellingson. father and
brother Of the defendant on the
witness stand to detail tho girls
rast life and her relations with her
family
2. II will be held that Dorothy's
physical and mental condition at
the time OF the killing was abnor.
NAL and she was temporarily in.
sane.
2. Alicuis,s for the defense will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

Howdy. folks, March came IN
like a lion. but she's going out
like lamb stew.
For two months the singers OF tho
country have been enauiring as 10
the whereabouts OF Sally.
Perhaps she sent them to the
laundry.
Al, that some BgrbdHk OF the West
yoaid patent. make and sell
Spring onions triih an onioH taste
Bat ,eish a riolet spsen
''Audio freauSneies at the micro
phone are transformed 10 radio fire.
quencies from the antenna, The
Stars radio page.
How strange these simple truths
sere not discovered before!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
HIJACkER TELLS Of
MURDER ON BERYL G.
Sowash Confession Read in Court;
Crime Laid to Baker

then asked an adjournment OF
the case without even introduc.
Ing his trump card, the Paul
StrumpItIns confession, thru
which the hijackcrs have been
traced TO distant corners Of the
continent and brought back to
face trial for murder.
Baker and sownsh are conducting
their own defense Of the case and
frequently surprise courtroom hab'
itues with their maneuverr.
One OF the highllghts OF the trial
was revelation OF prison trick by
Harry Sowosh, by means OF II key,
n thread OF yarn unravelcd from a
blanket, secret key to their con.
fesslon and magazine with mar.
ginal notes.
The entire lot Of exhibits was In.
troduced as evidence by the crown,
with statements that II had been un.
oarthed by one OF the jaIlers at
Oakalala prison.
The feeble efforts OF the two pris.
oners to build story by such sur.
reptltious means that would with.
stand the powerful and summing at
tack OF the provincial police and the
British Cafumbln government.
brought smiles from court room spec
tators.
II was. introduced to show that the
confession Of sownsh. in which Balt.
or Is held responsible for the murder,
was not entirely true.
The hearing win probably be con.
cluded Friday and no ono here
doubts that the two viii be bound
over for trial ut the next sitting OF
the assizcs, on charge OF murder
on the high sens, for which tho
death penalty y provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
BODY ExHUMED
Seek Evidence OF Other
Deaths in Germ Murder

CHICAGO. March s7.--Thc body Of
Or. Oscar Olson WIS cxhumcd today
to determine whether death was
caused hy poison.
Chemists from the office OF Cor.
oner Oscar Wolf started an exami-
nation OF the body in the cemetery
office.
A. the same time other officials
from VOLTS office started digging
up the body Of Mrs. Emma McClin.
took who died rs years ago
The examinations we're ordered for
the purpose Of securing further evil
dencc against william u. Shepherd,
who is charged with killing his mil.
lIonairc ward. Billy Mcclintock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Mccoy Is Sentenced
for 3 to 38 Years

LOS ANGELES, March a7.--kid
Mccoy was sentenced TO a prison
term OF three TO ss years today. for
his shooting rampage the morning
after the Staying of Mrs. Teresa
Mors.
McCoy's previous sentence of one
to 10 years for manslaughter in
connection with Mrs. Mors' death
will be served concurrently with his
present sentence,
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VICTORIA, II. e.. March IL
A confession. told by one OF
the defendants to a British 20.
lumbia officer, was read In the
trial OF Harry II. Sowash and
owen %. Baker. charged with
numbering Capt. william J. ellis
and his son on the rum boat
Berry, g., before a hushed and
attentive audience In Magistrate
George jays court Thursday.
The document. signed and sworn
to, was written by Harry Sowash.
one OF the murder suspects and con-
fessed hlJackcr OF the liquor cargo
on the boat. II gave n complete
history Of the gruesome midnight
raid on the Beryl g., while the boat
lay at anchor off Sidney island.
And II painted bloody picture Of
owen Baker. the commander and or
ganizer OF the expedition which spent
many days haunting the rum coves
along the border islands, like a nen
hawk, waiting to pounce on It's prey.
Like a hawk the pirates ship. with
a crew OF four aboard, slipped up
on the Boryl g., with It's sleeping
crew, old Captain ellis and his son.
over the sides OF the rum ship erept
Baker and Charles Morris. A vivid
flash and loud report, the sounds
OF souffle and then q denthly still.
ness broodcd over the ship. Sowash
wrote. He. sownah. was sitting In n
rowboat beside the rum boat when
the fight occurred, he said In his con
fesslon.
The confession, complete
surprise. was rend by Grown
Prosecutor A. NJ. johnson. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
DOROTHY ELLIN GSON
May DENY THAT SHE
KILLED. HER HER MoT.4E,I,Rl
otartllng Defense Theory That Girl Il
Shielding Someone May Be Big
Feature of Her Trial

GAN FRANCISCO, March 27.--That Dorothy Elingsou
- did not kill her mother and is shielding the person
who did, may be of the startling points in the defense
of the girl accused of matrcide
As the trial swings painfully along actual testi-
ony the plan of defense looms up big with possibilities Of
surprise and the denial of the murder the most
tona of the hints which said 10 have emanated from
the defense camp.
The condition of the Jazz girl defendant continues to
be the chief conversational topic of the huge crowds of
spectators who lam the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
FLAMES SPREAD
South Dakota Forest Fires
Take Toll OF Seven

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., March 81.
Prairie fires terrorized South Cen.
trail South Dakota today
Three villages were destroyed and
three casualties reported
On tho South Dakota. Nebraskan
line. three separate fires have burn.
ed over moro than 100000 acres OF
prairie land,
PIERRE. s. D., March a.
Prairie fires In widely separated
sections OF Nebraska, South and
North Dakota arc causing great
damage to property and menaolng
lives, according to reports here TO.
dry.
Four lives already have been lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
DIES IN STORM
Refugee Of Midwest Disas-
ter Victim OF Electrical Bolt

MURPHySBoRo. H., March 81
One man was killed and thous.
ands OF dollars damage done when
an electrical storm struck the cy-
clone devastated region today.
The man killed, negro, was
struck by lightning while in bed
In ono OF the refugee tents thrown
up slncc the death dealing cyclone
last week.
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$3.50
ETIQUETTE NOTE
Soup should be seen and not
heard.

She: It's only six o'clock and told
you 10 come after supper.
He. That's what I came after.
L>fs cuss for once,
And psjst emphatic,
The bipibo uho
fnrcHtsd stated
Radio tenors are still wondering
what has become OF Sally. Probably
she has died OF old age by this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

No matter what happens. you can
always find man or two loafing
about the streets who knew II would.
Herc lies what's left
y OF Bll and Name,
They made date
And hubby came.
Today's Fable: Once upon time a
woman started a thrilling book and
didn't turn 10 the end 10 see how II
came out
w DIARY
(March 2bJ
Up very b,times, and to the office.
where did find q package from Ray
Watne, u being poster advertising the
FIRST Grand Ball Of the bartender
Union, Local g5I, af Carpenter Hall.
isof, and why he did send II TO me.
know not, unless TO remind me that tho
Beck beer season IL almost NJ hand.
which, methinks, was q cruel thing 10
do, and will tell him 40. And anon, with
no good grace. In work. q double Dor on
all such trump.ry ts-ksi
An old.tlmer vs. one who remembers
when only high.priced executives
knocked OF work at p m. TO play
golf
~ "a said Tint Mohamnieddns
Unetcr sWcar. wei, II may be true.
Thcy don't permit their tofpes 10
hate am charge accounts dnvDhcrc.
" doesn't sound consistent when q
Teller yells about unemployment
while he vs. putting the nine ball In
the side pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
GIRL COILAPsEs
FOR SEVENTH TIME

GIRL COII.APsEs
FOR SEVENTH TIME
Dorothy collapsed again today for
the seventh time In the five days
since her trial opened.
Rising 10 leave tho courtroom
after the morning session. the
weakened girl fen unconscious to
ward the floor. just an she has done
every day this week.
A policeman carried her 10 the
Jury room and rcstorativcs we're ap'
piled. she was unconscious for SOW
erai minutes
joseph Ellington. the father said
M was determined TO sit By my
daughter this afternoon " there -
any way possible can do u.
The court adjourned with the
jury stlll incomplete and the pos
slhlli,y Il may not bs selected CO.
fore late today.
Twice during yesterdays session
the eys,whiis butterfly Of tho cafes
collapsed and was carried from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Funeral of First
Engineer Is Held

Funeral services for George y.
snow, seattle's first city engineer,
woro 90 be held at n. m, Friday
from Buttorwortha mortuary, with
intcrmont In Lakcyiew cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
GIRL MAY DENY
STAYING MOTHER

& The hin, tha, Dorothy did not
I'LL her mother, but is shielding
someone else viii ~ lei drop 10 be.
cloud the direct secusstioa.
There IN little possibility that the
girl will taige tho stand Asldo from
the fact that SHE could hardly
strengthen her caAe. Y Is sKresd
she could not stand the ordeal o.
questioning.
The prosecution consists chiefly OF
police reports and alicnists' tssil-
mony.
The state n not expected 70 be
eontented with a mansiaagh,sr YER
dict. SO far the prosecutors have
indicated they viii fight the inHan-
ity defense and demand that the
sinSed butterfly Of Chinatown catcn
he imprisoned for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
BLOW IS STRUCK AT
GAMES BY
.RlRE|IQgS!E;iGl,ikl|5FF4RRR. .CQLHLENl
Others Are Sought on Warrants;
Devices Worth Thousands Taken

IIENRY BERNSTEIN head Of the Standard Sales Co..
arrested and thousands Of dollars worth of gam
bling devices, including slot machines and punch boards
seized when Sheriff Matt Sarwich and deputies Fri
day swooped down upon the three central depots of Seat
ties million dollar slot machine gambling clques.
Raids carried out at 1910 Eighth offices Of
the Standard Sales Co., where Bernstein arrested at
1926 Second ave. headquarters Of the Union Supply Co..
and at 1920 Broadway.
Warrants for the arrest of Vera Sheen and Abe r.
Schoen heads of the United Sales Co., and for Jack OCon
of the Union Supply Co. in the hands Of the
deputies.
The blow aimed at the heart of Seates extensive slot
machine and punchboard gambling clique planned by
Prosecutor Covn following investigation by his agents
Covin attention directed to the gambling practices by
articles in The Star last week when expose of the meth
DDS of slot machine in preyng Seattle school
children made.
The warrants for the search of the three central depos
Of the gambling clique and the seizure of the gambling
parapheaa issued by Justice of the Peace Dalton at
Colvin's request, Friday morning.
The warrants turned to Sheriff Starwich who
detailed squad Of deputies including Joe Hill Ed Hughes
go to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
ABIGAIL APPLEsAUCE SAYS:

You are not
set;in' old until'
you begin to think
the younger gen
GRAFTON is goin' to
tn dogs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
30 MACHINES
ARE FOUND

ARE FOUND
Al the Union Supply co. empty
cases for more than 800 slot ma
chimes were found These devices
are all placed in Seattle stores
scattered turnout Seattle and King
county. More than 30 OF the ma
chimes were found. some Intact and
some in various stages OF repair.
An enormous amount OF slug;
or checks was found and the Of
flee contained large sum of money
done up In rolls. apparently the re-
suits Of the nights collections. sher-
hrs deputies were searching for
o'Conner. said TO be head Of this
branch OF the ring.
At 1910 Eighth ave. where Bern
stein WAS arrested. Deputy Sewers
found number OF slot machines
and large quantity OF merchandise
used on punch boards. A number
OF punch boards also were found
ELABORATE EQUIPMENT
IL DISCOVERED
That gumbling was extensively
organized. was indicated by trade
vouchers calling for merchandise in
amounts up 10 $40. which were is
sued on punch boards. A number
Of cases for carrying this kind OF
currency were found, revealing
plans OF the gamblers 20 substitute
their script for currency among
the victims of the habit.
That the gambling ring was high.
~ organized and operated without
fear OF interference was revealed
10y tho extensive and elaborate
equipment, One OF the investiga-
tors was told that all they had to
do TO recover their machines. when
they were seized by the police, was
10 send truck down to police
headquarters and haul them back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

support this theory. detailing result,
Of their examinations and laying
The groundwork for the legal" in,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

The three raids Friday were d.
rected at the headquarters OF the
ring. Scores OF individual raids in
every business establishment In Sc
attic where the slot machines and
punch boards are being operated.
were planned by Prosecutor Colvin
late Friday. 10 be carried out By
the sheriffs deputies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

An old.tImer Is one who remembers
when only high.priced executives
knocked OF work at 2 D. m. to play
golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

uasCitlcd tonight ord saturday
moderate south ,clHds. shit,
tao 90 Horihwc strrlv
Temperature Last q Hours
Maximum. 90. Minimum, IS.
To-day noon. 50.
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Dr.. Ramon F. carbalIo

DENTIsTA
Participa a sus colegas, clientes
amigos que ha trasladado SD 0Qd
IA a la parada 10 frente al
nlimpo doDde ofrece sus ser
profesionales
reL 1888. Han liz
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HOTEL BROADWAY"

TelefonO 807 ROjo ApartadO 615
Hospedaje especial para familias y
viajerOs. Situado en- la parte mas
centrica de la ciudad.
Servicios esmerados Precios
ecOnOmic0s.
MAYOR So PONCE, P. r.
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HOTEL CONTINENTAI

HabitaciOHes c0InVtias para
pasaj jerOs y familias Se ad
miten ab0nados, bueRas 80
midas. Tetuan Is, apar;a.i" ],
telef0nO 825, San Juan. y. X
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DR.. JOSE Vicente
CIRUJANo-DENTYSTA

Especialista de Ia Soeiedad Nepana
q de Auxilio MHtuo Y Beneficen.
Horas de Oficina
Ia IL a. m. I.3O q 5 y. m
San JliSto 33 laltos de 'El LUuvrel
Telefono 90 San Juan, P. .
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ultima HORA


La fabrica de mosaicos de Jime-
nez, del Vale & Ca, en- la parada
IL, Carretera No. 121 ciIyos mosai-
cos han sido, son y seran lossine-
jores siempre en- Puerto Rico y a
los cuales no ha habido qrien pus-
da hacer competencia en- caIidsd,
Zen precios 81, pero inferiorss) hs
llevado a efecto tales mejoras en-
su maquinaria Y sistema de ventas,
que esta en- condolences de ofrecer
rna losa perfecta, de buena cali
dad a menor precio que las de in
ferior calidad que Sc estan ofrs-
ciendo en- Ell mercado. obtenga sus
cotizaciones de las demas fabricas
y luego venga donde nosotros; com
prara un articulo mejor, una PEI
seta mas barato. Nuestra consignS
sera siempre un articulo mejOr
mas barato.
JIMENEz, DEL VALE 8 col
Telsfono BOG. ApartadO $50.
santurce.
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HOTEL UNIVERSE

Pctuah % - Frente al "lmparcial"
Ilahitaciones comodas Y frescas
Service esmerado. Especial aten.
con para fami las. Precios m6di.
cos Coc.na Espanola. Admitimos
abonados. Tel. 1904. Propietario:
JORGE SUNER
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H @ TEL E s
AlCA-AR

LHna So. Frente al MLnicic4A
Nuevo aotel. ModernameDse eqw
pado. Coeina Criolla. Haeatacao1N
frescas. Buen trsbo.
Precios dc R:suaci0n. De adMinmA
AbonadOs
FRANC iSCO RIvEAA
r'rcpietaTio
'rUI. 1919. ArArtadO -
San Juan. p. X.
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GRAND HOTEL
Situado en- ell centro de la ciudad,
a dos minutes de las oficinas del
Gobierno, Bancos, Estacion y Niue
les. Habitaciones frescas, ventila-,
das y limpias. Precios reducidos.
Buen trato. Aceptamos abonados.
Camas por noche, Tel. 1921, San
Juan, Tetuan ST., NumeroT 21.
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BALEARES

ARECIBO PLAZA PRINGdPAJ
Hotel Cafe, Colmado Restaurant
El mejor de Areciho. SitiC paFS
automobiles anexo al H0t4i
PEDRO ORPJ
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T1RIDARO

ST viene- a Ponce visite este
acreditadO Restaurant en-
dOnde Sc sirven las mas Sc.
lectas cOmidas.
LEON E ISABEL ST.
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DIRECTORlO
PROFESSIONAL.
PEDRO G. oUINOr

ABU0AD0 7 sNOTAHIU
qra6lnado de In UnlversidAd q
PennsylvHnla. Harvard = Puerto e
o. I'ostula ante Eas Cortes Dc E'uea
to Rico y Corte Federal.
p o. Box i2S. Tel. 148, s 7
Edificio NOA, San Juan, r. 4.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

432 COLUMBIA RID. NW-MODERN SIX
room house: hot water heat, tile bath: newly
decorated. bargain for 57.2oO. Call Mr.
MOORE, Potomac 3295.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.


irprove one not now
5a-FI ROOMS An small
Hot heat Ihreecar garage
a
fireplace
schools
C BUNGAI9W ROOMS 1NdosEp CLOSE r3EIa and
beautiful high
edrooms
a ea1s of OUTSIDE h MEAS % % % % storage water
property
s1 n o;h5t f. @ e
LILLE & HENDRICK,
Evening star., 1925-10-18
FOR SiLE-HOUSES.

OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF nearly I
crele D. D one sAraee poek fan ffam G
school and churches: exceptional buy; rea-
dress Box 49s.A. Star otiice -,,--.---
ONE OF BEST NV sECTIONs-"Q-FT.
Gruyer. built home of rooms. bath: nd large ar
sonabie terms. Phone Adams 1888. 70.
WILL SELL BELOW ACTUAL COST BUN
nn galow on River ,as rd z C lins all
tached home; s bright rooms, bath: large
OAK slate r91 9
terms: only home in this vicinity at such a
low figure and is one of the best. Clev. l4eo.
SAVE YOUR RENT-wILL HELP YOU
567 or write Mr.. NEALE. 14Io H st NV:
BY owNER.9 ROOMS, . BATHS: IF YOU
rooms boar.ftrs; the best section in Wash.
ington: near the Capitol. ia 9TH ne. lo.
SAUL'S ADDITION-FOR SALE BY OWN
bath and shoWer he t5 4oft front 35xi6 screened
and glazed sleeping porch, 25xlo sun par
hot-water heat. instantaneous hot-water heat;
metal weather stripped screened. awnings.
built-in china closet. grape arbor,. fruit trees
and evergreeps. Between > car lines. Prlce
and terms Reasonable. 1907 Decatur NV.
six-room and bath, ami. brick house. with
glass Enclosed sleeping and large open front
pDrcheS, on gUOu size lot Win large D1ltR
garage on paved alley. situated on beautiful
Irving Il. near 18th NV. Address Box
271-N. Star Office
FOR COLORED-ls3I VERNON PL NV
9 rooms = baths: brick garage: hot-water
heat. electricity, gas: newly decorated; \
bargain for Sl3. 800. Call Mr.. MOORE.
Potomac 1895
NO CASH PAYMENT .REoTIRED-S75,o 90
paws all interest and principal charges. New
Groom detached house in Brookland: hot
water heat. bultn hathtub. automatic hot
water heater: hardwood floors Call Poto-
mac 3295