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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-05-05

1923 Florida avenue n.e.-Six room bay
window. brick house. bath. cellar. furnace
heat electricity. garage space: price. 50 BOO:
81 600 cash required.
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FOR SATE-HOIJSES.

FOR COLORED-FINE LOOKING GROOM
light: latrobe heat just repsired 90 and T Eo
cash $685. month including all expenses
a very. good piece of property. Address
BOX 301-M star ONCE.
1855 CONN. AVE. Nw.--11 ROOMS. 3
real open freplaces. 3 porches two screened
one one glassed: 2.car garage: ami; baths
with shower: must be seen to be apDre-
ciated. Phone OWNER Cleveland 3149. for
appointment for inspection: no brokers TO-
WILL SELL AT SACRIFICE DETACHED
home. Saul's Addition. modern rooms and
bath. double garage. Phone Adams 1O22. u,
OWN YOUR OWN HOME. PAY LIKE RENT.
Groom bungalow. in District close to cars
Tel. Hyattsvile S15-F2. D.
OFFERED AT BARGAIN PRICE BY OWN.
er-6 rooms and bath. colonial front brick
house. st. near 10th Sc: all white neigh.
borhood: electric lights. furnace heat: newly
panered and painted throughout; 5000:
$3.50 cash; monthly payment S57 80 includ
ing all expenses. Address Box 6s-M. star
Office
NEW GROOM HOUSE NEAR 4th AND r. ].
AYE; NE; ALL MODERN CoNvEEEE:
1t6f Fdor bEEFp AsT5Y ' REAR PoRcH
4 REAL BUY AT $500 AND EASY
WAGGAMAN 4. BRAwNER. NC.
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231 18th ST. s. E-SIX ROOM. BAY WIN
dow. brick house, having bath, gas and Ia
trobe heat: excellent condition: very easy
terms can be made
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ONCE.
FOR1--.sALE BY OWNER-BEAUT!FU
colonial brick home. semi -detached. with a.
tractfye two-car brick garage: in one OF the
best northwest residential sections. 3 rooms
and two tiled baths: every practical conven-
ence. Including electricity sn,. net IN er
ing room: modern kitchen well eaulppea:
pretty garden with trellis. This nome is IN
splendid condition having been always occu-
MED by the owner. No reasonable ouer re-
fused. Terms can be arranged. Address
Box 46O-K. Star Office: -.
So. 950-NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED.
OF. brand-new tapestry brick homes 1ust
completed in one of the best northwest rest
,dential sections An amazing value Colo
niai front porch and wide douhle rear
porches. reception hall, 9 exceptionally large
rooms. aster bedroom across entire front
of house. and all white fulfilled bath with
huiit-in tub and shower. Artistic lighting
hxfiires and decorations. Deep lot to alley
s wsn b nts heat Pttsburg instantaneous
hnt.wster heater. double laundry trays serv.
terms. Address Box .459-k. Star Office
340a HOLMEAD PL-e.FAMlLy BRICK
ant rooms and bath each. In excellent
renair. H,-w.h electric lights. fine rcsiden-
ta section conve.enet to stSTss Ihf RRs
& GARRETT. 915 N. Y. ave. Main 9ea.
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Sc. 5OO-NEW BUNG Allow. IN HIGH. Sc
lect residential section of Northeast Wash
ington tBrOOkland). Just above Rhode
Island avenue. Large lot. fine porch. hve
large rooms modern bath. full basement.
many distinct features. Owner vii! accept
dQQN. w at Il ', N,
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nT.IN I-nNHo N11s,st WI '1.e :.
3 LARGE FLOORS. SUITABLE FOR LlGHt
manufacturing or storage; electric lights:
center of business district. GEORGE j.
MUELLER g. CO. 33i Peuna. ave. NV.
STORE. 1921 PENNA AVE N.w.--LEASE
to suit. Reasonable rent. Appl, on
premises.
TWO SOLID FLOORS ondAND Bird FLOORS
above store. suitable for any business. In
auire 74l eth st. NV. before & pm.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
NJ NAHON FIXES
AUTO SPEED
-Photo 81 InlernalionaI

Twenty-Five miles an hour is the
speed limit on Bladensburg road
as far as Judge John p. Mcmahon
is concerned. despite the fact Traf.
fic Director NJ. o. Eldpidge has
seen fit to cut the limit to is miles
at some sections.
In finding George L. Gloscoe, of
Hyattsvilie. Nd, guilty of no Of.
Tense in disregarding Eldridge's D
le-limit sign on Bladensburg
road, Judge Mcmahon refused to
allow the director any power 10
reduce the speed limit in the Dis.
trict.
The driver was dismissed in Traf-
fic Court last night.
Judge Mcmahon refers to the fol-
lowing regulation which provides
that Eldridge may increase the
limit. but says nothing about his
reducing it:
The speed of passenger vehicles
on the above designated highways
shall not exceed % miles per hour
except where permission of a great
er speed is indicated by an official
sign. in which event the speed
designated on such sign shah not
be exceeded.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
CLOSE On
BROOKHART

With the result in doubt, the
Senate viii begin consideration to-
morrow of the contest brought by
Daniel r. Steck, Democrat, to un-
seat Senator Smith w. Brookhart,
Iowas Republican Insurgent, 1t
was announced today. A partial
poll By international News Service
revealed the Senate about evenly
divided among those who have
committed themselves. 1t showed
that about 80 Senators stand ready
to vote to seat Steck and about 80
others, prepared to favor Brook
hart.
This would leave the ultimate de-
cisIon up to the remaining IS Sen.
ators. IF BroolShart can capture
10 OF this number, which includes
almost as many Democrats as Re
publicans, he viii retain his seat In.
the Senate. If the debate swings
majority to Steck, the Iowa In
surgent will be ousted.
Those Senators not committed
IS yet include Senator Curtis OF
Kansas, Republican, floor leader,
and Senator Robinson of, Arkansas,
the minority floor leader. AS Cur
tbs finally votes. it is generally
conceded. so viii swing the uncon-
mitted Senator's He has given no
hint of his final decision. Robinson
Is expected ultimately to support
Steck.
The fight to save Brookhart his
seat win be led by Senator Boral1
(Rl of Idaho, and viii find lined
I'D on his side some OF the Senates
best orators, Senators Reed CD OF
Missouri. Norris (Rl OF Nebraska,
Cd of Arizona, and John
son tR.) of California. The battle |
to GUST him will be led by Senators
Watson eR) Of Indiana, Ernst RD
Of Kentucky, and Caraway CD of
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
YOUTH V|CT I'M IN
QUEER At TACk

William Hugh McMullen, jr., 30
years old, of 1912 Monroe st. N. E.,
does not think that he knows the
Identity of several men who stopped
him last night, accused him OF
calling up certain girl. and then
struck. him over the head with A
bottle, he said today.
Nevertheless, he is worried for
fear that they will come and 3get
him. when they learn his address.
So worried. in fact. that he Is quite
anxious OF keep that valuable in
formation from them
McMulIen claims that he and
Charles d. Fling, of 1916 Monroe
st. II. e.. were riding in the for.
mer's automobile up John Marshall
place. at a late hour. when four
or five men in q large touring car
hailed him.
He continued north on Firth
Street. he claims, and the men
followed When he was between
Il and NJ Streets, they passed MS
car and threw their own machine
In front Of his. blocking his passage.
All got out then and came over.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31

to the two frightened youths. After
a vehement denial on the part OF
McMulien that he knew the girl in
question, one or the men produced
q bottle. struck the young man on
the head with 1t. and vanished.
McMullen proceeded to Siblsy Hos
pital, the blood flowing from q
severed artery, where ne was
treated. He then went to the Sec
ond precinct station house, 1t Is
said, where he told the police that
he did not know his assailants.
Today, however, he said that he
did not think he knew them. He
denied that ne knew the girl TINT
he was accused of having stolen
from one of the men.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
GIVES 500, 900 TOWARD
POLAR EXPEDITION

ROME. March 31-Lieut. Lin
coin Ellsworth, second only to
Capt. Road Amundsen in the COM
ing, as well as in last years Polar
flight. today confirmed in an In
terview that he is contributing
500, 900 for the coming expedition.
Ellsworth also declared that the
aim of the expedition is not only
to 60 to the North Pole, but also
to explore the zone between the
Pole and Alaska.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
Spanish Spike Heels
For Easter Break
Height Records

HAvERHILL, Mass, March
31.-The Spanish Spike" the
highset heel in the history of
American shoedom, about two
and one-half inches, will effec-
lively replace the low "flapper
heel
Havernill shoe manufacturers
declare they have made 3,O0O,-
900 Spikes for the Easter.
trade.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31
DUST HEL D MINE
BLAST CURE

Many disastrous coal mine OK
piosions. which annually result in
the less 81 hundreds III lives, are
preventable. the United states BIZ
reau of Mines announced today
after an exhaustive study 81 the
subject.
Spreading incombhsttble dust
throughout q mine III sufficient
quantities to cool and extingu.Sh
the flame Of an inciplent explosion,
IS certain remedy for these
tragedies. . Scott Turner, director
Of the bureau, said.
illumination of coal dust from
mines Is impossible, according "a
Turner, although he said ii could
be kept to minimum through the
use Of water sprays on the cutter
bars Of machines, spraying nc
tops OF loaded cars and by avoid.
ing overlooking.
The Washington times., 1926-03-31

"A government owned meat pack
ing plant planned for Argentina viii
be the most modern possible and
technical experts win manage it.
Evening star., 1926-10-25
RARGAINC-TFRMS.

3a1e 14th st.--Commsrcial zone on cat
line; rooms on two hoors: moderh: 8"
rage price low on unusual terms term. s,, or1
Col. rl: 1O-r. & b. modern brick In perleCt
repair: vacant: less that $4,000 on cash
payment $500: balance easy. or rent. 81"
sS7 IAN pl. ne. (nr 14th & Cl-sem1
detached 6-r. e. b. brick: elec.; garage; 10"
price on $3.50 cash. balance easy. or rent.
I0is ogs ess Of oaniaI 4sm.
cleo; perfect repair. This Is a bargain 81
rent, S42 80 monthly.
1917 SER. & b. colonial hrics
er hence - this Is bargain for nome or l.
vestment seeker. With fair. cash payment
Md. suburhsn-Tuxedo. known as tbs
Gupton -piace; Coimar Manor, 202 LANSING
ST., nr. persl.ing. These are the hest values
on, the market today considering the ioS
from from SIS. 80 to sa@6o. ''o' "
Va. suburban-145 Sherman ave. oppo,
site Arlington Courthouse: cor. lot; 4-rooin
% Asking sssso on si69 SIF CASH bsanco baf " es,y
,,oL Ccloredm5oa l. ave onNG.,,7;.v nwm;;T.; b
lifetime at the price and terlns Ta can
quote: rental now from 2nd. and 3rd noors,
7e3 and 789 Hobart pI.-Modern 6-r &
b. bricks. in excellent condition; price and
terms inviting: latter house open.
Several exceptional values in small COLI
ments, ali sections Of the city. in groups Of
/ TO 8. at prices which will pay 12 to 1o"a
net on the cash payment required.
4 plumber of the above properties can be
n. T. RYON CO.. Inc,
SsEssS5s 1885, 1904 q'aS With s.S;
Evening star., 1926-10-25
WANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
SALE-FARMS.

SMALL ACREAGE IN NORTHWEST NEAR
Congressional Country Club: price reduced.
Main 292O.
Evening star., 1926-10-25
FOR SALE-HOCSEy.

FOR SALE 14O2 MASSA
chusetts ave. Open on twr
streets; near the German lega
ton; 18 rooms. 5 baths. adapted
for entertainment. school, studio,
club or a high-grade roomine
and boarding house; owner viii
finance: brokers please list
Evening star., 1926-10-25
\ REAL HOME
FOR SAY |HOTSES.

MT PLEAsANT-NEAR MT. PLEASANT
& Newton sts-9 T: b.. h,,-w. heat elec.
rage The best buy in this desirable resi-
Dental section at S10500. Phone Main
$500. BAUMAN HElNzMAN. 1oO4 n 81
C0T0RFDGl510 p ST. N.w-10 ROOMS.
a mi. 4-car garage on wide rear alley:
now vacant: convenient location. 29e
$500 CASH, BARGAIN-TR1NIDAD AVE.
ne-Owner must sell: rooms. receipt. hall.
bath, oak floors h.-w.h.: . rear. porches.
screened: garage: imm. poss:: small monthly
payment Kenslngton 125-R. 20
ONLY So. .S5O-NEARLY NEW GRCVER-
fuI yard for children. Phone kensington
1oS 2Hs
GROOM. BURLEITH DINING ROOM TYPE.
ami: garage: INV H.: $4,000: 81. zoo cash.
33IS s st. nVs North a2o0.W. G6e
Evening star., 1926-10-25

MAIN 5000 TILL 0 Pm.
STATE BOARD.
Evening star., 1926-10-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
S15.7SO.

Brick Home, 241a Ft. Wide.
In this beautifully developed section of mag
nficent new homes, we are Offering very
attractive semi detached house of eight rooms
and two baths.> The excellent construction
the home clearly indicate the unusual value
that is offered here. The rooms are al ex-
and shower; floors are hardwood up stairs
and down There is an immense open fire
place in the living room: three large porches.
base plugs, instantaneous heater and count
less additional features that enhance the
value of the home Lot has "a foot front
age and is more than 100 feet deep. Garage
is built in.
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
141S Eye st. NV. Main 5903-4-5.
Phone service until pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
ONE-DAY LOANS.
HOME OWNERS,

Up to $500 Without Red Tape.
6cc interest and brokerage. rates Pay
back small monthly payments. We take back
2nd. Bird. 4th or 9TH trust. Bring in what
papers you have to your property.
REAL ESTATE SMALL LOAN CO.
704 District National Bank Bldg. 2Ss
Evening star., 1926-10-25
FOR SAYE-HOUSES.
fCoDtiOuad

3101 10th ST. NV, CORNER KENYON
Stucco over tile; attractive corner home,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. 10 rooms.
baths. 3 treplaces, commodious closets.
southern and western exposures. For sale
direct by owner leaving town. at sacrifice
price Tel Pot COo0
Evening star., 1926-10-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL.
S15.zSO.


Out-oftown owner must dispose of this
semi-detached brick. eight-roOm home at
once. One of the prettiest homes of its type
to be found in this section. In appearance
and general condition the house is as good
on additional features and improvements.
and the home lacks nothing in modern con,
veniences There are two glass-inclosed
pOrches outside pantry, shower. metal
weather strips and screens. hardwood floors.
hot-Water heat instantaneous hot-water
heater. fireplace. buIlt-in refrigerator. extra
closets built-in china closet. storage room.
etc. There is a garage. We do not hesitate
ing values of the year. You should not fail
to see this home.
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141S Eye St. NV. Main 1904.
Phone service until pm.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

Apartments and Tenements 60
ACORN ST. S7-Five rooms all modern
improvements Inquire at above address
ALLEN ST, 415-2nd or 3rd floor, s
rooms, steam heat all modern conven-
iences, with garages. Inquire after 6
p. m.
ASTORIA APARTMENTS and rooms
modern, up-to-date, steam heated apart
ments equipped with gas ranges. refrig-
orators, etc, and continuous hot water
Janitor service. Apply Janitor, Bell e.
102 Prospect ST.
ARCH ST. 464-5 room tenement, all
modern improvements. Rent $40. In
qulre at store within,
ARCH ST, 5S2-very convenient, room
apartment, all modern improvements
Rent S45. Garage IS. Inquire Eugene
Chaser, apartment. Tel. 3164-S
ROCKY HILL AVE. 24-5 room tenement
on LIST floor. Inquire on premises.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Vacation Places For Rent

BAY YIEW-(Milfordl room shore cot
tage, all Improvements. Open Sept. list.
Phone 1854, Plainyille.
5000 FEET FLOOR sPACE-sutabie for
garage, manufacturing. store or any
other purpose, with electric elevator
service. Inquire 33s Park St. Tel.
1892.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

cHRYsLER USED CAR DEPT
1921 stutl sport model, touring
car, In nice condition.
1923 Cadillac Phaeton, model 81.
7. 1898 Maxwell touring cars "a.
1924 Chevrolet coupes, "a.
1925 Ford Coupe.
CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED
BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO.,
$50 ARCH ST. TEL. 1882,
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing and Piano Tuning

pairing over twenty years for music
stores. G. A. Humphrey. Tel. 2647.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements 6

BELDEN ST, u.s. rooms, lst floor, ali
Improvements. Inquire End floor.
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CHESTNUT ST. 2I9-Apartment Of 5
rooms. heated. Inquire Frank Nair. $40
Main St. Tel. 2127
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BLACK ROCK AVE. 3S-6 room cottage,
entirely renovated, all modern improve
ments, with or without garage. Call
28I1-2
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L CHESTNUT ST, 55$-7 room tenement.
all modern Improvements. Inquire 1st
floor,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-08-27

CHESTNUT ST. 1911 room tenement,
all modern Improvements, End floor.
Call 638. Inquire on premises. evenings.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BARRIERS, Hairdressers, Masseuse 10
V6ToKY-Modern barber shop in all re-
snsetn We specialize IN ladles hair cut
Excellent service. 10 Church 81. S' "a
RIancotf,
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CONNERTON ST, 35-4 room tenement
for rent all modern improvements. In
quire LIST floor.
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Household Articles

FOUR ROOMS OF FURNPTURE-Mus be
sold at once. 164 Greenwood st.
HAMMOCKS-special couch hammocks at
sl1.95. Mackay & Wallin. 63 Main st.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-08-27

CHURCH ST, 3s1-5 room tenement. in
new apartment house, all Improvements.
Garage
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CORNER-Lawlor and Lasalle SITS, new
house, room tenement. End floor, all
improvements. Apply 514 Main St.
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CLARK ST, 41-tenement of rooms K
rent. Estate I.eWis Cohey
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DAILY AVE, 94-5 room tenement, all i'm.
provements. Inquire list floor.
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building and Contract

s1PcT-AY TILE 6 MARBLE co,-Tile
g. III decorative and sanitary purposes
intsTior and exterior. Marble, mosaics'
terrszzi walls, ceilings, floors Cost is
small benefit great. 443 Arch st. Fhone
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DERBY ST, S5-4 rooms, all modern I'M
provements, End floor and garage, new
house, Inquire st floor
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MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

GAS sTOVE-18-inch oven, in good con-
dition, price s25. Can be seen at
Walch Ave, off Kensington St, Phone
4097-ia
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MONEY TO LOAN-Secoud mortga ges
Schultz & Costello, 342 Main St.
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DEWEY ST, 40 and room apartment,
all modern Improvements. Inquire 50
Dewey St.
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DWIGHT ST. as rooms, 2nd floor. all
modern. Inquire B. Y. Jones, 80 Myrtle
ST. Tel. 2S5 or 1897.
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+ lR COAI-ln llTst class conultloh, par
gain IL taken at once. Phone 349.
SPRAYING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Pyrex. Bordeaux lead, Arsenate of lead,
Paris green. s. P. Strople. 1856 Park st.
Phone $50.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

Dancing Teachers 80
DANCE-ColIegiate and foxtrot. Private
Instructions lessons IS. Miss NJ.
Steinhaus Studio, United Bldgr Room
all. Phone 3716-W.
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BEDDING-Have your work done now.
Mattresses, box springs. cushions, ETC.,
renovated and remade eqaul to new and
return same day. New bedding made to
order. Upholstering. How're. City Bed
ding Co., so fremont st. Phone s725.
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ITFRED JoHNsoN-excavating. grad.
,np- building. stone and taking OUT
.sbs,. 60 Mil st. Tel. 1878.
pAI7T- EHLER-Roofer, slate, gravel, as
phalt, tin and shingle roofa. Ne"
~ renafrIne Phone 1880.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Agents-Real Estate as
ANll4AEWS & STEVENS-Real Estate
Mortgage loans-lnsurance. Ii Walnut
St Tel nI2S
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Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 80
kULPER PRINTING CO.-STATI ONERS
y AND PRINTERS. 3 r. r. ARCADE.
TEL. T77
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FARMS-We have some very choice farms
In the vicinity OF Berlin. Newington and
Plainville. If you are considering to
buy farm at reasonable price see us
first. Carlson & Carlson, 1853 Main St
Tel. 1917.
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Business Places For Rent

ARCH ST, 227-storo suitable for tailor
shop; also room tenement connected.
H. E. Christensen, 1853 Main st.
STORE TO RENT-with a five room
apartment or without, good location.
Apply NJ. NJ. Krikorlan. 1914 Glen St.
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EAST ST, 400 room tenement; also
garage. INQUIRE John P. Baker
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EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
Real Estate Mortgages.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

One OF the Oldest forms Of invest
n1ent Il the real estate mortgage.
when well selected 1t Is also ono Of
the safest. The security Is the land,
improved or unimproved, on which
the mortgage IL lien. To be q
sound investment. however, there
must be q margin in the value OF the
nroperty over and above the amount
IF the loan. The higher this margin
the moro conservative the invest
mert.
much can be loaned on piece OF
property without mourning risk. Per
hans 60 per cent would be generally
accented as q. reasonably safe figure.
That Is to say, that II q piece of real
state IL worth SO 900 q. mortgage
Amounting to $4,000 would be regard
ed As well secured. Some would go
., little higher and there are q few
who would want q little more pro-
tecfion. The exact proportion Is not
50 important as Is the method by
which the value Of the property 10
fixed.
Il 3 vital matter to know how It was
ascertained that the real estate on
which 1t Is proposed to loan $6. 900
was actually worth $4,000. THIS
process Of fixing q value is called an
appraisal. If there Is an excessively
high appraisal the whole calculation
as to the safety Of the loan - IN
danger. Suppose, taking again the
sarrle example, one authority puts the
value sc the property at $4,000 and
another at $4,000. If the latter Is
-. - ~ ~. " ee fnn Ina "A ID IL IlAi- cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-10
ARE F|RMER
IN TODAY'S TRADING
Dealings ii Small, Volume.
Erie Issues Leaders in
Rail Group.
By GEORGE +. HUGHES.

Special DfenaAch n 1sha Qtar
NEW yoRY r,,,y n .vu,,,,. tta,a
was all, ] roo1 dssi ~ sr,.a s,,,ia -, tt,e
bond n,arkst IN toIav.s short ssssinn
had 4 firmef anpearance Than ~, Fri.
day. Trading, however. was in small
volume - h usuaI on 4 Midsimmer
SATURDAY..
m ths railroaa eronn Eria hands
wara the laaders. Tha convartihia Is
" riainr ! roint ara demand for the
reneraI e continuing strong. New