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FOR EXCHANGE.

TRADE-EQuTTY IN AZ ACRES IN FAIR
fax County. Va. to trade for an automobile
in good condition. A. E. McLAUGHLJN
Bond Bldg. Franklin 1885 IL
FINE 3-STORY BRICK BUILDING CON
New, York avenue, for sale or exchange at
much % less than its original cost. This prop
erty should he increasing in value very
rapidly. Owner will finance TO suit pur-
chaser with the smallest possible amount of
cash, or VIII take in some smaller property
in exchange. Price S42. 600. Address BOX
2llZ. Star office.
APARTMENT HOUSE CONTAINING 10
apartments of and 5 rooms and bath each
near end of Mt. Pleasant car line Entirely
rented because of unusually low rentals and
excellent location. Price. $4,000. Owner
has equity of $50. 900 and Will exchange for
small or business property. This building is
In excellent condition and beautifully
financed Address Box 419-Z. Star office
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FOR S&IE-U0grGES

ENGLISH TYPE HOME IN VERY POPU-
lar subdivision, built by construction super
nteLdent for own home. If interested call
Bethesda 305. IA
1900 KENYON ST.--1O ROOMS. z BATHS.
NV n. good condition. ST.. 800. easy
terms. JOHN W. NORRIS. Gii f It NV.
OWNER. AT GREAT SACRIFICE. WILL
sell new n ". bungalow: > large rooms &
tile bath eec., INV h. closets. freniace,
brlght basement. large lot half block to
ing price 81 900 for immediate sale, at
$3.50 Apply evenings. 224 r st. ne.
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OWNER

of exquisite S-room and bath pressed
brick detached home in heart of Cleveland
Park lust off Connecticut ave, wishes TO
trade for S-room house in vicinity of Saui's
Addition. This home has picture stair
case, open freplaces, automatic oil burner
with thousand gallon tank. built-in garage
Unusually large lot. and Is home of real
distinction owners equity - $4,000.
carries principal and interest on second
trust. In reply state number Of your prop
Star Office.
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SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROP'TY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pRop,y

4. OR ROOM HOUSE q. acre or more;
S!bodialty Of Washington; VIII pay 500 to
best terms and bargain offered: give location
and particulars. Address Box 327-Y. Star
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VIRGINIA Farm for FxChanue

Virginia Farm for Exchange.
A 272-acre farm, priced at SI4 600, 80
miles from Washington and but 5 miles from
concrete road: good State road TO the prop
erty. which Is improved by good frame
house barn and outbuildlngs and which ad-
Joins one of the finest estates in Virginia
VIII exchange for a brick house of $ or
more rooms.
WM. ii. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
oRs-ESTABLIsHED 1887.
1893 X st, NV Main lOIB--
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE
CID GI l.

terrace, with extra large lot wonderful
shEuubery. Home contains attractive
rooms and bath, servants quarters in attic;
gear built-n garage. with a separate garage
on rear OF lot. Priced right to party with
1900 cash owner will also consider small
Groom house nearer town in exchange or
good building lot as part payment. Agents
need not reply. Address Box 4OS-Z. Star
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OWNER MUST SELL QUICKLY.
Have very attractive Groom home
In one OF best sections of northeast.
Every modern convenience: big lot
Have chance to buy larger house and
am willing to sacrifice this place at
any reasonable price. Would take as
low as $3.50 with any reasonable
terms. If l can sell within the next
few days. Would like to hear at
once from serious-minded home buyer
who really wants good house very
cheap. No agents. Address Box
143Y. Star ONCE.
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TWO-FAMILY HOME.

21st ST. NEAR n.
Ideal home of 8 rooms and baths. with
large sleeping porches, House has unusual
width with very deep lot. Price SD 500
on most any terms. Address Box 1897
Star office -
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ARE YOU IN THE MARKET
FOR 4 HOUSE?

WHY RENTY $3.50, STARTS You IN COY
6-r. br.. ne: h.-wh.. elect: gar. S6.06O.
OWNER CleVe 295g.
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SAIE-FARMS,

SAIE-FARMS
SUMNER OR ALL-YEAR HOME N NOUN
tains of ya-Choice colonial residence: State
road to Washington, near r.r.; good view:
farm: in alfalfa and blue grass country.
J. B. HOGE. Leesburg. Va
FARM : 322 ACRES. 7 MILES FROM
Washington. y miles from State road:
good for dairy: modern nine-room house.
Bhnna Marlhnrn "a & LIZ
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
- - - ---'---------------
AHfTN mr. r- A & A ~

MT. PLEASANT.
Nine rooms, ami. double garage: a S16.-
600 home that will be sacrificed for approx
mately S11.50o. Address Box 158Y. Star
office.
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WALT IER \. BROWN,
i400 H St. NV. Main 1853.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
A semi detached residence a lot COX
1870. The house has just been completely
renovated and redecorated throughout and
the exterior woodwork painted. There are
IA rooms. 3 baths, hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights. There is brick garage for two
cars. with chauffeurs quarters above. of.
fered at a very low figure and on especially
attractive terms. An inspection will con
vince you. and we will enjoy showing the
property to you.
SEMI-BUNGALOW.
A delightful home in an especially con
venient location. The lot is 49x100 The
house has six delightful rooms tiled bath
hot-water heat. electric light, laundry, trays.
Owner needs larger hopse and will sell
this one at low price and on very attrac.
tive terms.
!. BENSON THOMAS CO..
Real Estate Financing.
$40 18th st. NV. Main eAlA
tcentinusd On Next Raea)
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DEAL WITH Us-REsULTs SINCE 1896.
Vicinity of Clarendon.
We are getting the best listed daily on in
viting terms. hence our sales are numerous.
Before purchasing property for home or lots
in this desirable home section. high eleva-
ton. convenient to electric cars. boulevard
and bus line. consult our Clarendon office:
open evenings.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon 2S2-J2.
Evening star., 1925-09-04

Arden f.. Busick, Mclean. Va.
Eleanor; wv Betton. 1870 Wyoming
avenue, $2A6.
Ella G. Brahant. 1928 Euclid street,
$12.38.
Charles III. Baumann. 1882 Park
road, s70,S2l
Edward L.. Bullock. jr.. 343o Porter
street, $175.2S.
John Il. A. Becker, &c X street,
$So.s6.
Maj. r.. S. Bamberger, War Depart
ment, $71.51.
David Wirth Bagley. United States
Naval Academy, S28.32.
Michael E. Buckley, 1918 New
Hampshire avenue, $1S9.33.
Frank Baum, 1869 Twenty-eighth
street. $500.
Elmer Key Bell, Hibbs Building.
S15.5S.
william A Boss. 7s2 Seventeenth
street, $3.50.
William =. Barrott, Woodward
Building, s539.24.
Col Conrad s. Babcock, 26G2 Wis
consin avenue, S56.46.
Marcus Benjamin, 1914 Connecticut
avenue, s22.66.
Truxton Beale. trustee, estate of
Mary E. Beale. s4.13.
Paul Bierlind, 1907 Ninth street
northwest, s10.61.
Thomas William Binsted, $40 Sher-
r.er place, $2.14.
Ethel L. Buck. 1926 California street,
1857
Mrs. Henrietta E. Brooke, 1877 K
street, $126.s5.
w. P. Benson, 3545 Porter street,
s2ss55.
Alvin Barton Barber, Bethesda, Nd,
s!41.S4
Lucy Lombardi Barber, Bethesda.
Md. s30.61.
Mary W. Birnie, Gordon Hotel.
$3706.
Francis P. Brosnan, 61o Seventh
street southwest, 49 cents.
Sadie c. Bulls, 718 Eleventh street,
1924.
Ernest Charles Bolts, 3 p street
northeast, 1888
Beatrice A. Bickel, Conduit road,
$40.
John NJ. Beane, 100 Fifth street,
$S26,47.
Viola f. Buttles, 148s T street,
Stuart o. Blythe. 2151 California
| street, $42.0S
John Albert Beck, 27o1 Connecti-
cut avenue. $146.44.
Henry n. Boernstein, 3T0s Chevy
Chase parkway, t2.67.
Constance Berry. 1919 Illinois ave-
nue.. S6.
Martha L. Blanchard, 500 Massachu-
setts avenue northeast, SIS.
Arthur c. Beach, 1886 Thirtieth
street, s54.
L. c. Berger. 61 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast. S27.67
Eamon Binkert. 4 Concord avenue
northeast. $500.
Adelia i. Bauer the Ontario. s7.99.
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Edwin w. Bogley, 1870 NJ street,
zadoc N Brady. 1912 Kenilworth
avenue northeast. $42.56.
Jane NJ. and Mrs. William c. Bates,
1868 Thirteenth street northwest,
Ruth T. Byer. III V street, $5.7s.
Edmund W. Burrough, Bureau Of
Navigation, S16.47.
Lula Z. Bostick, 144 A street north;
east, 1852.
Herbert D. Brown, 1871 Lamont
street, s101.47.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Browne, 1884
Shepherd street. s210s.
Henry Bready, SIC 18th street,
$4O.93.
II. Foster Balm, Bureau of Mines
S21S90.
G. A. Bonnet, 1896 X street. ss1S.7s.
Norman Blanchard Fuller, 231S
First street, 1926.
Stephen T. Baldwin, 260 Park ave-
nue., s36.66.
CAPT. B. V. Baucom and wife, Office
chief Air Service, $500.
p. w Pitt, Bethesda, Md, s33493.
Miss Emma NJ. Bauer. So U street,
$9.45.
G. L. Brannon. p o. Box 1901,
s11.64.
II. L. Black & Son. Inc. $1.070.1 10.
Gilbert ID. Book. American Savings
and Trust Co., $122.07
Stella #. Bidwell, 1925 + street,
$3.13.
Gull Barber. Investment Building,
$24.52.
J. Bernstein, S14 f street, S13928.
w. D. Campbell. Tiffany Apart
ments, S719.96.
Rosamond L. Corcoran. National
Savings and Trust Co., $1,I9S.1O
G. G. Calhoun, 916 Evans Building,
$659.47.
Edward J. Coverdale, Raleigh Hotel,
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1924 INCOME Taxes Paid,
By District Residents

7. Q. Ashburn, 23l9 Twentieth
street. s46.71.
Philip G. Anleck. COZ Fifteenth
street, 1886.
Samuel +. Adams, 35l4 Garfield
street. S132.4S.
Bank, $760.S2. a-
Joseph 4. Atkins, care of Adju-
tant General, u. S. A, s67.92.
Clifton Aires, 20S6 Pierce Mill road
S34.l2.
Harry E. Allen. 1918 E street
$484.51.
Carolyn II. Addison, sos seventeenth
street. 1921.
Automotive Accessory Co., sSsO.7S.
The American Dairy Supply Co..
$5,236.37.
Anacostia Bank, s1.S0O.50
Ralph S. Ardegast. $40 d street
southeast, $S.44.
Martin A. Anderson, Army and
Navy Club. 1894.
Eugene T. Allen, 1916 NIintwood
plnce, S42.26.
Henry ]. Auth, 520I Thirty eighth
street. sS14.45.
Frank ]. Auth, 1912 G rrgia ave
nue.. s391.50.
John ". Auth, 405 Sixth street
southwest, S414.94.
AIlCoH y. Aulu' 0oV- SoIoTduo ave
knue, sS99.73
= Elijah S. Alvord, Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, s105.55.
Charles c.. Allen, Transportation
Building, $56.22.
Albermarle Apartment Co., $50. so.
Atlantic B.tulithic Co., $5,933.51.
American Realty Co, $1.192.34.
John j. Allen, 19 r street northeast,
S75.
Philip Asrios. COZ Capitol street.
s7S.55.
Air Service Publishing Co., Inc,
John T. Axton. 1916 Seventeenth
street, $59.68.
Percy c. Adams, 1908 Woodward
Building. s3725.
Peter NJ. Anderson. 1O40 Investment
Building. s2Ss.71.
James c. Adkins. Chevy Chase, Md.
1858.
Acacia Mutual Life Association, COL
Thirteenth street, $1S.555.59.
Martin Avignone, 4727 Connecticut
avenue, $66.O2
Michael j. Bazzuro. 634 Quebec
place. SO cents
T. H. Bronaugh, 332 South Carolina
avenue southeast, s14S3.
Edward NJ. Burton, 1873 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. 1929
John c. Barthoff, War Department.
Z cents.
Florence Brand, 1901 Georgia ave
nue., s42O.
Douglas r, Buchanan, 171l II street,
$3.50
Ruth Brause. 24s6 Twentieth street,
$3.50
Marie F'entrass Bond. 1880 L street,
$5.42.
Mrs Eva Lucas Brown, 1909 Thir-
teenth street. $6.2S.
Emma c. Buhler, District Building.
S11.1S.
James D. Barrett. Capitol Heights,
Nd, S9.99.
Hattie Lee Bauer. 1880 New Hamp-
shire avenue. $2.99.
Mary Alma Bickhead, 1116 Fifth
street northeast, $3.50.
L. I. Bushnell, 1865 Church street.
1923
W. II. Bladen. 1855 Otis place. $50
Alma Berker, 144 Twelfth street
northeast. $5.6S.
Helen j. Barrett, 1911 Ingraham
street. SEAL
Lottie Lee Burroughs, 1880 l. street,
S6.s7.
Nora Bentley, 1920 Mount Pleasant
street. 23 cents.
Louis G.. Brinton, 2123 California
street, S70.43
Bradley, Beall i Howard Co. Inc.
$213.S5..
Becker Leather Goods Co. $2.444.75
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Lorena Boswell, 1915 Irving street,
| $12.75.
Ethel M. Brooks, 1921 Meridian
place, 1925.
Rose w. Browning, $500 Newark
| street, $17.9s.
Nellie f. Brooks, Hyattsviile, Nd,
t21.23.
Alma r. >Bcrtholf, 1888 Lamont
street. $6.26.
Joseph p. Bowling, jr.. 1912 Harri-
son street, $10.73.
Joseph w. Bernard, 1896 Upshur
2reet, SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bopp. 2o1 Rock
Creek Church road, II cents.
L. r. Brown, 4511 Iowa dvenus,
SLIPS.
Cornelius A. Bradshaw, 109 Rock
Creek Church road. SIPS.
Henry W. Bender. 224 / street,
s10.5s.
Frederiok Beresford, 12s Eleventh
| street southeast. 50.
John Brandan, 1905 I street north
east. $50.
William A. Beall. COO Eleventh
street northeast, 1852
Catherine Bowes. % Jackson place.
sf2.84.
Virginia Bowen, 174s P street, s2.o1
Norton Bechtel, 1743 L street, 80
J. L. Bets. soa L street. $3.50.
Mildred w. Berbe~, 1924 Girard
street north Aa at. 1871
William Z. Boone, Anacostia, d. c.,
s2.1t.
William S. Brady, sOOO Connecticut
avenue. SO certs.
Abbie Ballard. 1926 California street.
$3.50.
Ella C. Butler. 1907 NJ street, s10.63.
Sophie Benndorf, 822 G street north
east. S1115.
Kinge e. Beagley, Naval Medical
i School. 500.
John E: Borland, 1864 Newton
! D. Field Brittle, 1911 rhirty-first
street. sS.49.
Carroll w. Browning, 1911 East
Capitol street, $29.s5.
Robert w. Burklin, S26 Twelfth
street, $685..
Ellen F. Burden, 1887 Girard street,
$40.
Anne G. Benton, Department. Agri-
culture. $3.50.
Clara NJ. Beall. 1112 Girard street,
$645.
Lila E. Baker, 1907 w street. $3.50.
Arietta Bush, 1903 Randolph street,
s15.45.
Dixon r. Beattie. 1859 Howard
street, $5.43.
William w. Burreu. 1909 Ingomar
street. Chevy Chase, $36.67.
Harry j. Brown, go Woodward
Building. s23.01.
Morris Bryan. 426 NJ street south
east, y cents
Augustus J. Brown, 47O6 Georgia
avenue. 1888.
Lawrence Beatus. 1906 II street,
$3135.
I. D. Benenum, 1884 Florida avenue,
$4es.
Radford Fred Brown, 2o25 Allen
place, $37.91.
Morris Bachrach. 783 Eleventh
street, SI6.16.
Jesse Benjamin. 1911 Montague
street, 5000.
William S. Broughton. 1919 Q street,
s115.59.
Edward j. Brosnan. 61o Seventh
street, $2.44.
Lawrence P. Bischoff, United States
Navy. $S.05.
Simon D. Bronson. 1924 Park road.
$19.e1.
George F. Baker. s20 Washington
Loan and Trust Building, s5.23.
May d. Baker, 1857 Lanier place,
1882.
William c. Bowman, 1914 Thirteenth
street, 5000.
joel T. Boone. Lieut. Comdr. NJ. c..
L. s. s. Mayfiower
f. l.. Bready and wife. l. East Capt..
tol street, S5.65.
Myrtle Brightwell. 1903 K street
| S1402
Mrs. Grace " Brandes, 1853 r
/ street. 1855.
Samuel ". Brinkley. 10 NJ street
southeast, $3.50.
John T. Brinkley, III Third street
southeast. $51.25.
/ $3.50.
Alexander II. Bell. S4Oo Garfield
! street, $57.I2.
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Mrs. Clarke c.. Addison. 1865 n
street. ss7s.5s. tS
James E. Ament, Forest Glen, Md.
S1,269.23.
Bryon S. Amber, 2125 r street,
S19OSS.
Monte Appel, Munsey Building, s2,-
a. f. Arnold, 1928 G street. $1,367.7s.
John w. Abbott. 5000 Eighth street
Sl81s.
Herbert d. Armstrong. 604 Hibbs
Building, s257.46.
Arthur H Allen, eoo1 sixteenth
street, $99.S4.
e. G. Adams. Bond Building, S251.os.
Jessie Z. Anderson and wife, 1917
Decatur street, S14.17
Edward f.. Anderson, 464 f street
southwest, 1o9.
Carl B. Apple, 1868 Harvard street,
1881.
Thomas Armat. 1870 Wyoming
avenue. $3.50.
William r. Ankeney. 724 Ninth
street $25.63
Josephine A. Alfonte, 291O ordway
street, $26.69
Nellie Arliss, New Ebbitt Hotel,
s6.OS
Horace NJ Albright, Interior De
partment, 1888.
Mafnle =. ADAMS, l4o Il street nOTIH'
east, $3.50.
Augusten NJ. Abarca, 5S Takoma
avenue, S13.11.
Mary E. Allan, S4O2 Sixteenth street,
$lI.5s.
Bessie II. Allen 2o4 Sixth street
southeast, so cents.
Edith Awnings, 522 Sixth street,
S51S
Mary Anderson. the Argonne Apart
mcnts, S32,4l.
o. NJ. Addison. New Ebbilt, s1S.o7.
Edouard Albion. 1914 street,
$3.50.
Clarence y. Aspinwau, 1889 Wyom-
ing avenue. $19O.12.
Mary s. Allen. Gordon Hotel, S7.73.
Marcclius Edgar Allen, 1921 Central
avenue northeast, S3.06.
Lois S. Asher, $500 Upton street,
1864.
Leila II. Alpaugh. 1872 X street,
SS.64.
E. r. Auaband, 20S5 Rhode Island
avenue northeast, $66.33.
J. Aronsohn, 4525 Wisconsin avenue
$l7.24
Auth Provision Co. 62s D street
southwest, S6,245.3o.
Kenesaw Apartment House Co.,
The Argonne Co, 10 Eighth street,
32499.67
AIbemarle Investment Co., Otis
Building, S1.7o6.65.
LYMAN Charles Avery, Bureau OF
Navigation, $20.5S.
Clarence i. Allen, 762 Rock Creek
Church road, S94.50.
American Accessories Co, Southern
Building, S902.5S.
Clyde. b. Ambrose, the Argonne'
SSSJ.25.
Frederick l.. Arends. 900 Fl street
northeast, S4o.94.
Charles r. Alley. 2S10 Connecticut
avenue, $46.91.
Herbert w. Adkins, 2sO1 Connecti-
cut avenue, S93.
Edna c. Anderson, Bieber Building,
$3.50.
Rev. w. s. Abernethy, Calvary Bap-
list Church, $13S.66.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Armstrong. SsoS
Eighth street, $2O.42.
William w. Andrews, care of Union
Dean G. Acheson, 2SO5 P street,
z164.21.
II. Leeds Anwyll, Chevy Chase. Md,
Natalie and Corinne Auignone,
2429 Eighteenth street, $174.oS.
A. D. Abrams 14S7 Spring road,
S19.S5. S-'t
Elizabeth V. Aldrich, 1872 K street,
$3.50.
Edward G. Fl. Austin, SO q street,
5000
Besse A. Arnold, the Cecil. S9o.0S.
Arthur A. Alexander, 917 Eighteenth
street, s69.66.
Oscar D. Allen, 1851 Thirtieth
street, $13.55.
Nicholas Auth BIadensburg road,
Sl5ll3.
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Edward B: Beale, 1870 Blair road.
| $14.0s. .,
Wilfred P. Borland, 1882 Columbia
| road $36.75.
Wilson W. Bailey, 1854 Connecticut
| avenue, S3S.61.
LIT. Breuninger, Colorado Building,
81. 1.46o.2s. -
Pierce. Butler. 1929 Nineteenth
Raymond E. Benedict. ~Portner,
| $114.96.
Ovid NJ. Butler, s4o5s Rowan street,
| $685.. 49,
| Russell T. Barrett, 1886 Seventeenth
street. s4342.
D. c. Butcher, Investment Building,
| s9.225.54.
| John L. BARR Chevy Chase. Nd.
| $241.14.
Mary Blaine Barker, 2726 Connects
cut avenue, S1,037.76.
Barry & Pate Motor Co., 1918 Con
necticut avenue, $22i3G.
Warren f. Brenizer COO Sixteenth
street. 81 .2I8.5o.
Gibbs L. Baker, SIS Fifteenth street
| Si,621.67.
Arthur L. Bliss, Bliss Building.
Ss47.aa.
Albert L. Baldwin, 1s5. A street
northeast, $S43.76.
Buszard Engineering Co., $1,oS2.9s.
8att Batea Co., 1920 ID street
| $3.50.
Atonao Bliss Medical Co, 2o.12O.Os,
| Emile Berdper, 1864 Columbia
road. $685. 80.
| Harry Blake, Eleventh and c.
| ltreetis. se,3T4i2. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. 1918
New Hampshire avenue, s4,10675.
John ]. Bowles, 4G0 K street,
| S4,500.63.
Caroline p. Baker, 21l9 California
street, s795.06.
Comdr. Stewart e. Barber. Navy
Department, $142.20.
William j. Bay, Gibbs Building,
$4S2.s1.
Frank Steele Bright, e723 Q. street,
! S34.541.72.
Philip j. Bayne. 1911 Webster
street. $710.7l.
Harry NJ. Bralove, 1871 Park road,
| S353.oS.
Louis Berne, SGT Fourteenth street,
| $991.6S.
Miss Mozelle W. Brown, 2319 Wyom-
| ing avenue, S5.579.53.
l.. e. Breuninger, Colorado Building,
! S6,4IS.40.
Maurice Baskin, McLachlen Build
ing, s2s1.61.
S. Duncan Bradley, 211S P street,
S1s244.
Warren u. Bowles, l7ll irving
street, S425.4S.
Noah ]. Brumbaugh. 3001 Sixteenth
street northeast, S54.33.
Joseph B. Bowling. 1912 Harrison
street. $1,79972.
Louis D. Bliss, 209 Takoma avenue,
s18e.o1.
Letitia S. Bromwall. 1916 q street,
$S7O.52
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles Bunker, Navy
Department, $4,000.
Dudley Browne, Second National
Bank Building, $1o9.99.
John J. Boobar, 1921 Twentieth
street, sSs.s2.
Bryson, 301 Gordon apartment, sS.15.
Wellington James Brooke, 1712 Sew
enteenth street, $1S.2Q.
Frank L. Beatty, 1882 Nineteenth
street. 1851.
Herbert L. Buell., 1923 r street, S34.
Archy W. Barnes, Bureau Of Sup
plies and Accounts. $55.1T.
William +. Brevan, S205 Nineteenth
street. $36.17.
Herbert l.. Barlon, 1919 F street,
s1O.5S.
J. F. Baggett, 4Os Upshur street,
$40.
Alice s. Botkin, care of American
Security and Trust Co., 1920.
William l.. Ballard, 1921 I street,
1927.
Francis N. Barker. Burlington Ho-
tel, Ss.7s.
John Boccina, GA Fourth street
northeast, 47.S8.
James w Brown, 1909 S street,
$3.50.
Mary E. Burke, 1880 L street. *2sS.
Elizabeth A. Boyce, S31 Twenty
second street. s5.28.
Henry C. Briscoe. 2ooS l street,
s6.15.
Daniel John Byrne, Senate Office
Building, $3.45
Ensign D. r. Burkan. Bureau of
Navigation, s1.06.
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Maj. Robert Coker, Scott Field
Beltsville, Md. $3S.4S.
George a Cross, jr.. 636 Pennsylj /
vania avenue southeast. si45.10.' n
avenue, sf,970.65.
Cairo Apartment House Co., 1918 q
street, 81 ,90t.01.
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Evening star., 1925-09-04

CONTINUED on Eleventh Page.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
BATES COLLEGE SUMNER
SESSION CLOSES AUG. IA

The summer session at Bates col
lege, which closes Friday. August a.
has been the best ever held at the
college, both In the number of stu
dents enrolled and in the quality of
the work done. They are most of
them people who have won a firm
foothold in the educational world,
some Of them being prominent in
Maine and throughout New England
Prof. r. r. n. Gould. director of
the summer session, hoped this year
to reach an attendance of 200 as
against 174 last year, and the final
enrolment showed 231. OF these 101
were men, which is an unusually
large proportion to find at a summer
school. Eight of these are school
superintendent and 80 are high
school principals; and they are all
men Of fine calibre and ability.
or the total number 90 are college
graduates and As graduates of nor
NAL schools. Among the college
graduates 81 are from Bates. 10 from
Bowdoin, from Tufts, 2 from Ar
cadia University. l from Brown, 1
from Dartmouth. 1 from George
Washington University, 1 from
Clark University, / from Rochester,
l from Holy Cross, l from Iowa
WESLEYAN, from Boston University,
! rom Mercer University. from
Oberlin. from Mount Holyoke, 1
from Middlebury. l from U. S. Naval
Academy. OF these rs are taking
graduate work toward a msater's
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
Death Well Known
Lewiston Resident

Auburn. Me-, Aug. S.-Everett L.
Philoon, rs. died at his home here
early today. He was born in Liver
more. where he taught school and
was selectman. He was engaged in
the grocery and shoe manufacturing
business here until his retirement.
Mr.. Philoon was a member of the
School Board several years, was city
treasurer in 1890 and in 1914. and
was several times Decomratic candi-
date for mayor, and was State SEN
ator from Androscoggin county in
1905 and 1907. For three years he
had been court crier at Supreme
and Superior courts.
He was a member of Oriental Star
Lodge of Masons of Livermore Falls
and of the commandery and shrine
He was also a member of Lewiston
Lodge of Odd Fellows and Tecumsch
Tribe of Redmen. He was a past
governor of the Maine Chapter OF
Mayflower descendants. He was a
past president of the Maine Univer-
salist Convention, and a trustee of
Westbrook Seminary.
Mr.. Philoon leaves his wife and
three sons, Daniel l.. Philoon of
Newton Center. Mass: Maj Wallace
c. Philoon of the u. S. Army; and
James E. Philoon of Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-10
Editorial Comment
II Now Develops

\bTlQStOn NeWSb
A LAW, which the majority of the
people do not want enforced Is a
very poor bit of legislation. Some of
the organizations and even some
newspaper editors, who were loud
est in their advocacy Of the law,
which has just gone into effect, re-
quiring the removal of all advertis-
ing signs from the limits of the
highway, are now up in arms be-
cause the state highway police. are
attempting to enforce it's provisions.
1t now develops that this law
strictly speaking applies to the signs
of camp owners, hotel proprietors
etc, who have various direction signs
posted along the highway. to assist
the summer tourist, incidentally and
primarily to advertise their busi-
ness. There is of course merit in
these objections and the law should
not have been made to apply to
these signs, yet an advertising sign
is an advertising sign, and any dis
criminatory provisions would have
come under the head of class legis-
lation". Probably no law was ever
passed. except those laws common
to all states, which did not have be-
hind it political expediency, as a
motive. We already have too many
of such laws on the statute books,
which the majority of the people do
not want enforced to the letter and
instead of enacting more we should
repeal many of those which we now
have. The pity of it is that the
legislature should have been misled
into the passage Of such freak legis-
lation, which at its best is more or
less of surplusage, as We already
had on the statute books sufficient
law to cope with this condition.