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Evening star., 1925-06-17
Realtors.
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA.


$500 CASH $50 PER MONTH.
TAKOMA PARK.
35O-6-room cottage in one OF the
best sections of Takoma all improvements:
large. level lot. with place for garden. poul
try house and garage.
LILLE & HENDRICK.
Cor. Laurel and Carroll Aves.. Takoma Park
Col 1895.
TAKOMA PARK-PRICE. 1880: SMALL
cash: easy monthly payments: modern five
ing porch: % Farage ARA t5t lot 50xiso feet. eep
Mt. Ranier-Price. $3.50: $500 cash
easy monthly payments: lot 5OXl30 feet:
bungalow: five rooms and bath: break fast
porch; garage: chicken house: colonial front
porch.
Clarendon. ya-Price. $500: $500 cash
S35 monthly payments: fve-room and bath
bungalow with large front porch; lot
BARTLETTPRA ATT REALTY COMPANY.
Phone nj
Evening star., 1925-06-17
TO CTOSF AN ESTATE

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Beautiful home in fine condition. located
out Conn and Wis. aves. way, close ID. 4.
Eight nice rooms and bath, with all mod.
lawns: away from traffic. but close to
schools stores cars. everything wonderful
shade and view: lovely place TO buy and
live ready TO move in. Reduced to $500.
real bargain. For more particulars and
inspection. see OWNER. Room $40, 14lo
Of
Evening star., 1925-06-17

Well built Grin. bungalow. ami: lawn.
shade trees, open fireplace: high elevation
500 per mo. includes taxes. interest. etc. Call
OWNER. Hyatts. 5S3. Also one 4-room
bungalow.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Beautiful broom semi-bungalow on Shep-
ard ave. between Wine ave. and Garfield St.,
Hyattsville, Md; cedar lined closets. h.-w h.
ami; large lot. build and save con
saSsor ssa price: and oungalows sell them, EN-
like these bargains call JOS. H. ROGERS.
Hyattsville Nd Phone Hy 6S3
Evening star., 1925-06-17
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

loans Up TO $500 NEGOTIATED IN 3
days FIDELITY GUARANTY CO. 927
18th st. NV. Room 202.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE
DETACHED COLONIAL
price C1S S00

For brand-new. four bedroom and bath
colonial home, Just two blocks from the
car line. on improved street, with at
tractive homes all around. You will be
impressed with the beautiful layout of
this house There is large living room
with open fireplace, dining room. break
fast alcove and an unusually large kitchen.
wonderful side porch: there are four
spacious bedrooms with tile bath. many
built-in features. Not quite completed
and affords the buyer an opportunity to
select paper. fixtures and incorporate
thosee ideas you have desired for the
home you intend to build. Reasonable
terms. Phone US and arrange inspection
Evening star., 1925-06-17

HYATTSNILLE, MD.
New broom & bath bungalows. ami. S6 900
New Groom & bath houses; ami. -. 5000
New 4-room & bath bungalows. ami. 1900
z rooms and bath house: garage 1900
9 rooms bath house. ami: l acre. 5000
l3 rooms & bath. ami. Gear garage.
q acres; shade trees: l SO. to car 0.500
VIM. A. lager, Builder-Realtor,
Phone Hyatts. 91O. Res. ls6-R or 15O.W.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
RENT-SUBIRBAN PROPERTY.

NEW 4.ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: :
gas. electricity. rlinning water: S3s month.
Call after q o'clock. 236 Chestnut ST..
Lyon Park. Va
Evening star., 1925-06-17
COLORED.

TWEEN SHERMAN AVE AND GA AVE
CONTAINING 9 ROOMS AND BATH. HOT.
WATER W HEAT ETC, n EXCELLENT
CONDITION. THE PRICE Is REASON
ABLE AND TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
TO SUIT PURCHASER.
Evening star., 1925-06-17


TERRELL & LITTLE. INC.
1905 18th st. NV. Main 1885.
Evenings Phone Adams 654e Or Col 6s32-J.
COLORED = BUNGALOW BRooKLAND.
large lot. rooms and bath. modern, fruit
and berries. chicken yard room for s sddi-
tional rooms on second floor: a wonderful
little detached home: Ss.5oo: $1,000 cash.
S65 month.
GRoGAN REALTY CO..
oO1 McCIlll RlGs Main 1881.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN.
DETACHED BRICK.
PRICE ONLY Sl2 800.

If you are really interested in a bar
gain. II you appreciate brick construction
in detached house. If eXclusiveness' of
neighborhood appeals. certainly you Will be
delighted with this house. Seven large
rooms large front porch. double inclosed
rear porches. Lot oOxl50. Reasonable
1eIIns. ApNn1n AN CnMpANY
Evening star., 1925-06-17

Phone Until 9 PM.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc.
Franklin bR7S 1915 z St NV
Evening star., 1925-06-17
BALLSTON, VIRGINIA.

An ideal suburban home. eight large
rooms, four bedrooms. all modern improve
ments, hardwood floors and woodwork
throughout: about an acre of ground: beau
and fruit. tennis court garage and chicken
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21

the completion of the new high
schools about next fall, this demand
will be relieved. The Washington
School is at w. Washington st. and
Belmont Ave, and the new colored
high school, the jefferson, is at Elev-
enth and N. West SITS.
Plan for Grades
No longer will grade school pupils
be compelled to have classrooms in
the easements Of building or in
poorly heated portables. During the
winter months School rs, Reisner
st. and Sherman Dr., will be
erected and plans will be approved
for six new grade schools. These
schools are: Nos. 81, 8, 33, 7S, 70,
and IA.
I School board officials believe these
buildings will be sufficient for at
least three years. They intend to
keep ahead of the need by building
a new grade school every one or
two years if necessary.
If the school board decides on a
suitable site for the new Shortridge
soon, construction may be started
in the early spring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
SMALL HOUSES
READILY BUILT
Brightmire Co. Has Erected
Many PortabIeS.

Having met a great demand with
convenience that appealed in
stantly to hundreds Of persons; the
l.. G.. Brighmire Co. has backed its
business of erecting portable garages
and small buildings with a dependa-
bility of service and quality that has
brought them a firm and lasting
position in the business world. 1t is
estimated they have, in the few
years Of their business, erected more
than 500 buildings and daily are ship
ping to cities all over the United
States.
The attractive feature of these
small buildings which are. in many
instances, so entirely befitting the
needs of the builder, as they are rea-
sonably bought and easily erected.
More often than not, the buyer
erects them himself with great ease.
An added attraction is that they
may be bought on terms of monthly
payments with a small payment
down and as low as a dollar and a
half a month. Single garage build
ings may be erected for 1927 up and
double ones for $235 up. Concession
stands and small summer houses
that are delightfully."- convenient and
well built. may be bought for cor
respondingly low prices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
CONGESTION OF
SCHOOLS GETS
Definite BLOW
Excavation Started on Two
New StruCtureS-More
Are Planned.

Relief for the congested condl-
ton in Indianapolis grade and
high schools is In sight.
The stone blocking attainment of
this end, which has been, up to
this time, gently pushed and showed
was given a sure rolling impetus on
Tuesday. Ground was broken and
excavation started on the Washing
ton and jefferson High Schools, the
first new high schools Indianapolis
has had for several years.
Additions Made
Several additions have been made
to high schools in the city. Tech
nical has shown a continuous growth
with the annexation of new build
ings and athletic fields to meet the
demand. Manual also has had a
new addition in the last three years,
while Shortridge has been unas-
sisted.
Although the grade school capa-
city and conditions have been bet
ter than ordinary in the western Sec
ton of Indianapolis, there has been
decided demand for high school
accommodation both in that district
and in the colored section. With
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
Three DOCTORS
Thief VICTIMS
Take Grips Containing In
strumentS and Narcotics.

Three doctors were victims of
thieves who stole instruments Tues
day night.
DR.. E. j. Gaddy, 1902 w. Wash
ington ST., told police that two young
men and a woman entered the office
during his absence and inquired
where the doctor was. When they
learned he would be in later, one
picked up a satchel containing in
struments and narcotics valued at
SIS, and left.
DR.. E. B. Mumford. 40S Hume
Mansur Bldg, said his instrument
case, valued at $50, was taken from
his auto parked at Sixteenth and
Capitol Ave.
DR.. Walter P. Martin, SIG Hume
Mansur Bldg, said his case con-
tanning instruments and narcotics,
valued at $50, was taken from his
auto parked at st. Vincent Hospital.
A radio set was taken from a
parked auto owned by Otis Gray,
Brownsburg, Ind, valued at $40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
INTERIOR CAN BE FRIGHTENED

best they have ever put on the mar.
ket.
THE more you wash it the better
1t looks" says Utley, land It comes
in a wide variety Of desirable colors.
seventeen in all, for interior decora-
ton. II is replacing water color and
wall paper for the reason that its
washable feature makes it entirely
sanitary and germ proof. The old
water color paint was really not
satisfactorily washed without streak
ing, and one layer of wall paper is
placed on top of another, germs and
all. which obviously is not we'll"
Every one who has used this semi
gloss oil paint, says Utley, has been
more than pleased with 1t.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
REVOL- UT IONARY
TYPE machine
IS DESCRIBED
Invention Would Do Away
With Metal Type, Orig
inatOrS Claim.
Bu United Press

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-A revolution
airy printing invention, combining
the properties Of the typewriter and
the camera, was described today to
delegates at the United Typothetae
convention here.
The machine, which it is claimed
is adaptable to wireless biography,
would make it possible for an author
in Hong-Kong, China, to operates
keyboard which would set the type
Of his article in Boston, U. S. A,
printing plant, and simultaneously
in q score of cities throughout the
world.
It is claimed the machine, which
was evolved by two Londoners after
four years Of secret experimental
ton, would do away with the need
Of type metal.
The machine operates like a type
writer and photographs figures, let
tiers, and other characters rapidly,
projecting these from a master film
positive to a sensitized film base
which when developed corresponds
to the composed metal or type
line of the modern type-setting ma
chine.
The film is contained in a single
spool two inches in diameter and
three inches wide, 1t is declared by
the inventors to be the equivalent
Of 200 fonts, or complete sets, OF
type.
The master films projection of the
Photographic equivalent of type may
be condensed or widened, heightened
or shortened, almost simultaneously.
providing every variation Of size and
style required for the printed
column.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
Hang Tapestries

Then comes the Joy of hanging
tapestries, brocades Of outdoor scenes
and bird and flower patterns here
and there, or throwing a riotously
celored shawl over the back OF a
settee or the top OF a piano. Up
holstery may bring much to room
with it's bright pin-point patterns set
off by rich, black bindings. Prints
and the highly imaginative French
"tolles" which are coming again into
their own, may run in with their
packets Of joy. A mirror holding
an honorable position will treble the
assembled gaiety already assumed,
with it's sparkling reflections. The
effect Of crystal prisms hanging from
chandelier and lamp does all that the
mirror can't do in it's position. Every
ray of light laughs back its spray
of smaller lights through these play
full bits Of indoor sunshine.
In this manner that is the great
est attention to the gay details Of
the indoors house, may happiness
follow you, though you have had to
shut the doors to summer frivolities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
Use of Unusual Decorations
and Inviting Ornaments
viii Help Make the Home
More Inviting in Winter
CoIorS Help Greatly.
By Molly Elliott

AS long as possible we have
avoided closing the doors and
lingeriingly have left the gar
den, arbor and shady veranda
to contemplate the long winter
evenings indoors that somehow
must be made gay to overcome
our regret. But we are going
to bring indoors the summer
gaiety of the playful outdoors
in every possible manner this
fall and with fashion s sane
ton INDUCED unchecked in riot
Gus "jazzing up" of the drab
indoors.
With this hanging up of the flag
Of glee throughout the house come
the necessity of discretion to prevent
abizarre effect instead of just jolly
merriment that is brought about by
the frolicsime use Of interesting
things from room to room. Such
things as funny little black cat
for a door stop, a wi1d-haired lady
painted on a sofa pillow comes to
mind. or 1t may take the form of
an inviting little potted plant loaded
in glass at the front entrance or,
best Of all, quaint old wrought-iron
lamp to wink its merriment over the
door.
Being careful to use as a back
ground for our interiors soft, neutral
shades that at once are frightened
and serve to soften the riotous colors
used elsewhere, the walls may carry
the greatest burden Of this delightful
plan of Frightening up" The win
dow hangings may be wonders to
relieve an unpleasant outlook by
keeping the eyes attention bound to
it's gay profusion Of butterflies and
flowers on dainty scrim and hung
with draperies Of bright rose or gold.
The severest room in the world may
become positively spirited with the
use of gay chintzes and cretonnes
discreetly employed. The rugs, the po-
sition of holds greatest prominence
in the ultimate effect, can sing a
very song of gaiety If their colors
are happily chosen and their designs
interesting Small oriental, real or
imitation. prayer rugs are used in
various ways because of their inter
esting design and their engaging
colors.
Like a glare on a wrinkled and
unlovely face. the lights Of a room
reveal mercilessly every defect. For
that reason much light will not
necessarily bring about the effect
that many brightly shaded lamps
will. And wherever possible the
winter room must be given advan-
tage of all the sunshine available.
Light, washable blinds. or Dutch
easement curtains may help to adj
NIT more light to an otherwise
| dingy room
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
CONCERN SELLS
new Interior
PAINT In CITY
Marion Company Product
Meets With Approval,
Says Manager.

With the close Of a successful year
the Marion Paint Company turns it's
efforts toward the question Of int
rior decoration with as much gusto
as they expend on the exterior in
the summer months. This year, with
their customary enthusiasm, they
are introducing a new semi.gloss In
terror wall paint which, declares c.
e. Utley, general manager, is the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21

Fancy a house with all the cleo
trio light plugs and switches
necessarily That was the ideal ]. P.
Foulke, electric contractor, had in
mind when he built the charming
double-house in the picture above.
He has come as near that point of
perfection as 1t seems humanity
possible to do.
With an electric switch at each
entrance of every room and wall
plugs at every conceivable position
where one could be used, he has in
troduced a feature which adds small
extra expense to the building Of the
house, but infinite satisfaction to the
occupant, especially in this day and
age of electrical appliances.
Porch Lantern Quaint
Even the quaint little poych
lantern was designed for special con-
venience and appropriateness 1t is
suspended from a rigid arm that
projects from the wall of the porch
instead of a wrought iron chain that
would allow it to swing to and fro
humping against the house in the
wind.
The pretty living room, with it's
soft gray figured wall paper and
mahogany woodwork with ivory
trimmings, is entered by two long
French doors with small panes. Con-
veniently located at the right of the
doors, is the double switch for the
living room and porch light. On
the newell post of the stairway,
which, leads off the living room TAX
ing up part of the entrance to the
dining room, is an engaging bronze
figure, holding aloft a softly glow
ing light, which is attached at a
wall plug beneath the stairway. At
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
TEXT DECLARED LEGAL
Attorney General Gives Ruling On
Constitution Work. -.

Indiana, It's History and It's Con
stitution," by George S. Cottman
published by Bobbs-Merrill and Com
pany will remain in grade schools
as a text for the teaching Of the
State Constitution under provision
Of the last Legislature.
A ruling Of Attorney General
Arthur Gilliom today declared the
text legal if the history of the State
was taught incidental to the teach
ing Of the Constitution.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
BUILD FOR PERMANENCY

When you build that house OF
yours-build for permanence, econo-
my and lasting satisfaction.
Don't have your walls married by
unsightly cracks. Don't subject your
self to the expense OF continual re-
pairs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
WINDOWS ROCKED
Resident Reports Two Mysterious
Attacks on Home.

George Turner, $50 Cincinnati ST.,
told police today that at p. m.
Tuesday a rock crashed a front
window glass. He ran to the door
but saw no one. AT p. m. another
rock did the same thing and again
he failed to catch sight of the fleeing
culprits. He called police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
sCHORTEMEIER is SPEAKER

BU Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Oct. I'll
Frederick E. Schortemeier, Score
tary of State, was the principal
speaker at a Republican rally here
Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
BOY, 13, RUNS AWAY
Mother Asks Police to Look for
Missing Son.

Herman Nohler, 10, ran away from
his home at 231 N. Belmont Ave, his
mother told police today. He has
brown eyes and dark hair. and was
wearing a dark mackinaw coat,
brown shoes, corduroy trousers and
a light shirt and cap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21

This fellow looks
like a rather tough
customer. He is
that. His name
never does come
out. so we must
refer to him as
The Stranger. There
Is no use trying to
shield him, for 1t is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21
THE STRANGER

seen early in the play that he is one
of the accomplices of 1.-THE Gorilla
coming to English's opera house next
Monday for a weeks engagement. 1t
is his gratifying privilege to make,
well, let us say, a monkey Of Mr.. Car
rity.-AdVertiSement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21

A home is a good deal like a fresh
canvas. Almost anyone can fill
either, but it takes a qualified artist
TO do it satisfactorily and well. and
give it a permanent artistic value.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-21

, the foot of the stairs is a switch
which takes care of the living room
and the upstairs hall.
The small dining room has dec
oratve wall lights on either side of
two large windows and artistic poly
chrome chandelier lights in the
center. A switch at the entrance
from the living room controls the
center lights and one at the kitchen
door takes care of them from that
entrance. In the kitchen, over each
end Of the table Of the built-in
cabinet under and on either side Of
the sink, are two higher powered
plugs with emergency lights to warn
you against going out of the room
with the tcaster, grill, electric iron
or fireless cooker lighted. At either
door is a switch to control the center
light and at the outside door is one
to light the enclosed back porch.
The kitchen is a delightfully."- ar
ranged room with clean looking
santos paper halfway up the walls
and light blue paint above the mold
ing. over the sink, which is placed
beneath the windows, is an addi-
tional light with white shade and
chain to avoid the shadow which in
evitably glooms a sink while one
stands beside it with the center light
| lighted
Not only is there a light and
switch in each of these rooms but
there are two in the living room,
three sets Of double plugs in the
dining room, and in the kitchen one.
besides the high power ones over
the cabinet table.
Upstairs there are two In one
wall and one in each of two others
in one bedroom and one in opposite
walls in the smaller one. Besides
the customary switch at the head Of
the stairs in the hall. to light the
hall light. there is one just outside
the larger bedroom at the front.
In the dainty white bathroom the
light fixtures above the basin are Of
lovely white porcelain and the
arrangement with which to light
Inem assumes tne appearance VI
part of the fixture itself.
Throughout the house the castings
around the switches are finished to
match the woodwork of the rooms.
Upstairs they are painted ivory with
mahogany keys to match the quaint
ivory window frames and doors of
ivory with bands of mahogany and
downstairs just the reverse. The
keys are radium treated to make
them visible at night.
Exterior Attractive
With equally thoughtful care,
Foulke has planned the exterior APP
pearance of his house. With an in
teresting brick chimney running up
the middle of the front through the
peaked English roof and the flower
boxes of boxed hedge for front porch
railing, the soft canary yellow and
white trim exterior decoration gives
the house an air of distinction rare
in designs for small doubles" The
quaint green shutters and decorative
caves add greatly to the attractive
ness Of the place.
Paints. enamels and varnishs fur
nished by Hatfield Paint Company;
Iiplumbing, by r. j. Bardy; tinwork,
by II. L. Bornman.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-10

more than ever as he came to the
water and found he must go
around. He hadn't realized before
how rapidly that pond was growing.
It was very much bigger than II had
been the last time he was over
there. Yowler the Bob Cat was
right. Yes, sir, Yowler was right.
Unless something was lone and
done soon the biggest part OF that
swamp would be a pond. 4 pond
would be Of no use 10 him. Buster
Bear, excepting 10 take a bath in,
and there was Paddy's old pond for
that already.
At last Buster reached the end of
the dam. He looked for Paddy or
some OF his family, but none was in
sight. Buster grinned now. II was
his turn TO grin, and that grin was
wicked grin. There was mischief
in it. That dam was hardly wide
enough on top or stout enough for
him 10 walk along It yet. He went
below and walked the whole length
Of IL, looking Il over carefully. The
water was squirting through Il in
many places for, yeu see, It was such
q new dam that there hadn't been