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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-09
S1475O-Saul's Addition

pI ~ JO|JduI ) NUUIlIDII
Not far from the new Cathedral.
at one of the highest points in Wash
ington. this colonial style two-story
residence is offered for immediate sale
by an Army officer who has been or
dered away from the city Eight
lavatory. open fireplace. hardwood
floors throughout. wide cement front
porch outside pantry with built-in
refrigerator. full storage attic. in.
slant water heater LARGE BRICK
GARAGE and numerous other fea-
lures. Easy terms.
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BOSS & PHELPS
RECOMMEND YOUR
CONSIDERATION OF
THESE HOMES

SI4.25O1Cleveland Park
Occupying one of the highest points
in this ultra-select residential COM
munity. this charming detached home
ENJOYS a beautiful outlook over sur
rounding dwellings and Handicapped
GROUNDS. II has a wide front porch
CHEEKY open, freplaoe. eight large
rooms. tiled bath and lavatory.
screened breakfast porch sleeping
porch. oak floors. complete set of
screens. ROOMY BRICK GARAGE
and other features. A real bargain
at this low figure. considering the
home and its splendid location. Good
terms.
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Value is Expressed in every line and detail of these
modern Homes
lust Two Left
% a:s 81 Gt X. Moor: arc IT s~ %
$,o50-s1,00O cash--balance on best of terms.
Here's Home in Leland-Chevy Chase Nd
May be bought for 600 cash and conveniently
arranged
Office o Q
McKEEVE Err & GOSS,
1415 Street Phone Main 4752.
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olo SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Brick home: 6 rooms and bath, h.-w.h..
electricity. breakfast and sleeping porches;
garage Price $40 800: terms. 81 900 cash
VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
$40 st. NV. Main 1855
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S0,5OO-14th St. Heights

In the pink of condition through
out. this colonial front brick home in
a select section of 14th St. Heights
is real find at this price and on ex-
ceptionally reasonable terms II has
six large rooms. full tiled bath. hard
wood floors. double rear porches. hot
water heating system. choice electric
other striking features. Inspection
arranged at your convenience on re-
Quest.
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S12,o5O-Mt. Pleasant

PI l,9JO@Nt. IIedSdnt
A charming Mount Pleasant loca-
ton. directly overlooking beautiful
Rock Creek Park. The home Is con-
colonial front porch: seven large.
bright rooms: full tiled bath: open
fireplace: storage attic: oak floors:
BUILT-IN GARAGE and numerous
other features. Large shade trees on
extra deep lot. A very fine home for
a family with children. Inspection
on request. Easy terms.
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FOR S.ALE-HOU SEES.
CHEVY CHASE.
DETACHED HOME.

No section of Washington offers
more sound investment value. eyclu-
sive environment and charming resi-
dences than Chevy Chase. We are
ougiy modern home in this desirabie
district. with every city onvenience
The porch is wide and mfortable:
the rooms are spacious, bright and
airy: the fittings and construction are
all of the very best. CHEEKY open
fireplace. hardwood floors selected
electric fixtures and numerous other
rehnements enhance your enjoyment
and pride In these dwellings There
are paved streets. cement sidewalks.
water. sewerage. gas. etc. Two car
lines and two main highways neigh
horhood stores modern schools
charming churChes--all are convpn.
lent to these homes. And the TERMS
are striklngiy REASONABLE
Phone Main $40.
Evenings--Adams. $3.50
NJ. & R 3. WARREN.
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FOR S.iLE-HOUSES.

81. 5OO-BUNGALOW.
1890 sgG d s:fn $40 mon s5se lot near cars
9 m6ah s S54R sSs s fss
DON'T JUST WISH FOR a
PRETTY BUNGALOW.
HAVE ONE AT
MANOR PARK, D. c. :. =.
Is DIFF F ERENT DESIGNS
TO CHOOSE FROM. ON
The 14th ST. CAR LINE
(EXTENDED).
I SOLD LAST WEEK.
hard@ood noo 1nd al 81 sa' he ls9.., @
rroes !. t, IS max To6 hems r2mfos
Cash psymen's s1 a. low = as a'S $500: monthly
How 10 s'aRTEs AssH At s3I ,.b
st. car marked Taioma or ret of at Pe.6o edR
st.: o, drive out Georgia ave, TO Rittenhouse.
sast 10 3rd south to Peabody. or phone for
1908 T TER e II 4 LITTLE. INC nc. ,,s,
Evening phone Adams 25os-J or Adam.
Congress Heights, D. c.
An attractive bungalow of fve rooms and
fSed saq Pcs y'' ss5o go $500 ss
John Quinn Co, Inc.
Main AS. 7o4 18th St. NV
Near Union Station.
- rooms. ami, perfect condition. alley
iSf Main ss After ss ssS
NEAR 14th ST. NV.
Inspect
1412 QUINCY ST. NV.
Modern semi-detached Groom house. built
In fara's PRICE, Raxed ssllle eE TERMS
ANY BROKER or
un TaR 4rI., BgL II CO.. o OWN Ras
$500.
$500 Cash, $50 Monthly.
sao,'Ha tm ny R Ris' X %6osF
North 3213. To-
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
north 2sso Of fss ots =. room Gn' Du G15
tub and shower: hardwood trim and floors
bgI.n garage and E.tFs.a,o5
front porch Also 1854 Oates M.
ANY BROKER or
Main HR ss,6 n w1h ADAM. '5 i,sss. %.
Near Soldiers Home, $3.50.
4 s1;roon and bath brick home, 90 tsst
l
purch ased a larger house and is offering
n2niss HeC aa e oWSER co
| 5000 CASH
Srmi detached brick house: must he sold i'm
mediately. Has SIX rooms. bath and garage.
| Hot water heat; hardwood floors. Call Pot.
| 154.
500 Cash.
$3.50 MO
Here is a bungalow that has been orcu-
| pied only si1 months. Contains FIVE rooms
sro siE.sr OF cali ally aLe
FOR COLORED.
| Good NV. location: rooms and bath
| for garage: owner viii deliver this property
on small cash payment Price. s. $50.
WAPLE & LEWEN.
1lo5 Vermont Ave. Main 1880
B. H. GRUNER HOMES.
BIG BARGAINS NE.
READY TO MOVE INTO.
1911 to 1888 Queen ST. ne north of
Trinidad ave- from 18th and Flo1 I'd. s,,b
screened porches. ETC.: garage: large yards
OPEN t5PT pi And LIGHTED DAILY UNTIL aPM
MOUNT PLEASANT
3lI3 to 3135 Adams Mil I'd NV. west
Of 18th st. NV. between irving and Lam3nt
scar ss4ase z etc P Tshsed Tn paths
ANY BROKER or
b H GRUvER Owner Builder Main $3.50.
| After p.m. phone Adams 1888.
sc~~ DICT
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OFFER FOR SALE.
PH
NORTHW EST SECTION-$SOOO.
nttemsC
VERY EASY TERMS-Near 18th and Spring Rd-SS75O
md sh AL
BRICK, SEMLDETACHED-Near Soldiers Home-So 800
snsas: oem spd as Sa break son
MT. -PLEASANT-Large Brick Residence-$7,5OO
as . @ ssss: and II eou %
CHEVY CHASE MD.-$1195O.
% G s COZ m sa s asrss sn front
WEST OF 18th ST.-The Outstanding Buy-$So5O
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME
American University Park-S8o5O.
a s9a 'a a.hrS % %
M.
~ SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
Us 18th ST. NV, Main 2345.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1912 Eye St NV Realtors Franklin 95O3.


1412 Eye st. NV. Realtors Franklin o5O3.
S13 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS-S Rooms. , Baths.
: % sA ;hs a au ees sss Ia s
ss r.; % & 3s.s 5 G = hos s a e
f h f ; T f baths aHd fT modern
$12S5O-FAIRMONT ST--1O Rooms. Baths.
ss' sehcs ~ ; s aa 4 & g % @ . ON" c5s
oy es rssse ea, s o ssi @
" 'e ~ &c " " ~i'' cash. WIN "nO''" "'"'"N
PARK-Spansh-Type Home.
@ sh | sHu h. .h sSs' G.S sS s9 Eaton E nj s
@ rs s ,s a. @ :: !: -
ss.onsod ni bath With
ST., 5oO-NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA. RID.
IL 8 :,:: s &c ~: s':;; i; = :'4
s 81 ~ IN @ e. & s. @ ss :n.? % :
f @ TAIN % large residence al moderate cost and IN very
|Sl1z50CHENY CHASE-Dutch Colonial.
aesef 1.ss eoss ss s '' Affords u ssp
g es.ean ef I h most 4ss open as has 4s
h sn @ mi Be- found s & sd I
a5sns :oon "a s ;5ssss bas.
IS3,oOO-l6th ST HIGHLANDS-Very Complete Home
%;i5 l.; snS SSS: n ~ x s sa
@ % @ . i sS"$s sss "a; sa {+ :;
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1412 Eye St. NV. Franklin o5O3
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-HOUSES. SALE-HOUSES.
n L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
14l8 Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5.
in
white electric h1ues
HONE u.ssd ~f o s se e'
shomss Of
f,ns d a'ar % h1us Tn Ct e
good offering " VITO
ton The. COMP, ETE IT, ,
,s. and
% es you s d
p'o" Nhh "' "
WEST OF
modem ard
Tor % @ price a. 'n any northwest ~
n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC.
1418 Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
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Deal With Us-Quick Results

Deal With Us-Quiek Results
LET'S GO-WHERE?
being only = few Of the many homes
tn nn Value. on easy payment plan:
E1ceptonally la{se; select. , s1eidsi0 We
and an ssVepad Be
OF these properties can save money.
Homes12o7 Hamilton ct: 14o1
ST sns bries ana Crescent
f por.h . q q PARK I'd r0 ono On ec5aeT;
~ two o 9 II fs1 nstsL-s1ss 3 i:
and $50 Newton pl.: 729 10th st
sstb 4, 1887 &C. p 9s4g a. ave se SCI ies4 "a
home In clarendon section III 4th
e. a- 8 Z 6 81 18th ssh ST. me-; Oh ST.
Ieysss@snss5 coar sss 1 s1a
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sgooose n sf.m 81 's sect s ssaT GRaz
tsntaI $685. yer. could easily bring
S64o year. nonresident owner VII
Stores and lat. trade mr. I'm 1 stu and
INDIANA ave-. converted spsrntTmeenntt and
business property. worth 5.0OO. on
quick sale viii sacrifice. on terms.
colored doc 18th st, Sc; so SAG 9
ssrd s1E ie eoRne r. Of ~ Morton sS and and
GeoFgta ave. Groom and bath modern
brick; 1121 9th st. n.s.i, 1421 D ct.
be; larse residence. suitable to be re-
modelled into fats. Corcoran st. mr..
18th: 1924 B ct. ne.
suburbap-About SO modern bun
ERlows and houses. big lots vicinity
3f Cl4repdon and other desirable
towns In Arlington County. also many
homes in nearby Maryland: special
value st 202 Lansing st. Colmar Man
Berwyn Heights, Nd. vacant. Up.
town and clarendon Offices open until
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
ENn t9sE. 1879 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
Right-living Brings Only True
Success and Lasting Happiness

RFT the basis of all in life The profgate spender
happy Thrift does the amassing of wealth
On the contrary the saving becomes miserne
unless tempered with moderation Thrift rghvng quite
much saving To be truly thrifty must live within
debts promptly attend employment efficiently
practice self control These turn make for good citizenship
rect morality and true character.
The who spends cent that he eventually
comes to sad and dependent old He burden other
individuals upon the community He has failed in life.
Enjoying imaginary pleasures at the of thrift
the homey virtues and of these thrift first and foremost all
others are dependent upon thrift.
YOU TOLL?
OF what avail is it toll for and meet old penness
and with earning gone? Yet that the apparent phil
osophy of workers today The worker should toll today
order only live by few dollars the
future Unless he doing that he making Roadway In fact
he erogessng because he growing steadily older and making
no provision for
Mserness blind love of money and robs the mer
every joy in life.
Thrift merely apporns the income properly that certain
sooner later Thrift to that savings made conserved
and wisely invested.
the bread winner suddenly removed bank for immediate
the future and provides education
and a start in life for the little ones.
PRACTICE SELF DENIAL
sacrifice love, denying self protect
Others giving proporonae share of to charitable
and phiIanhropc purposes, helping the unfortunate
Thrift builds cities of happy homes makes possible the
great stores and factories and office buildings and industries all
kinds.
Thrift provides the savings many
which creates what call capital the motive power for all business
and commerce o the farhermost of the world.
Thrift benefacor of mankind which makes possible
churches orphanag hospitals and santam schools and col
ege parks and play grounds paved highways and civic improve
ments of every kind
Thrift paws the government of and
country that protects the land through the and that
make possible world commerce and diplomacy
Thrift provides the means for the education and upbngng of
each future that from and
better and happier and more intelligent
Thrift the foundation of every fortune large and SMALL Of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17

every of every human institution because until somebody first
and the money not dollar available for such things
in order practice thrift the have
definite method of procedure He not senuouy today
and spend recklessly tomorrow.
Just tiny androps falling at the head of water
together small rvues and flow on into the river forming
the mighty torrent that ceaseey the great falls of Nj
thrift assemble the pennies and the nckes and the
dollars that form the great current of commerce
Almost always the first step in thrift is self denial until the
learns resist the appeal of aurng but needless
pendures, he seldom makes great Roadway in thrift
The to master true values developing of
portions be able to distinguish between the things really
worth while and the things that transient and unsubstana
'front.' false social position
seeking pose income does
all these rather childish practices thrift
poverty and establishment
BUDGET SYSTEM ADVISABLE
The budget system of handling expenditures strongly urged
because leads to careful study and comparison OF
habits check spending and eventually leads to careful
purchasing fair appreciation of the value of dollars
Wages earned should be proporoned so as to give as lar
substantial clothing, living facilities reason
and peasuea of these investments just as
much stocks and bonds.
They form the living they safeguards to
have first place in the family budget
side by side with hem must be set down the
regular systematic practice of saving Whether IS one dollar or
five dollars each week each each MONTH it should be placed
in the banks saving department Just as regularly as wages are
eed No except the most grave snouo
permit departure from this habit
THOUSANDS PRACTICE THRIFT
remarkable to earners who are novces In the
of thrift how often possible to place the weekly sum IN
the bank despite handcps that at first glance seem IN
surmountabe
Yet the saving habit formed. like any other good
the evil habit of careless spending AS
grow the fruits of thrift become apparent
easier and easier until eventually is just as
much part of the routine as eating or sleeping
Thousands people all about practice thrift They are
homes who dress respectfully but not flash
y who disasters and morunes stoica who are active
investment opportunities who buy wisely and carefully who AVOID
lavish displays and silly people, who read who travel VINO nnk
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-23
GRAIN MARKET.
(By Dispatch A. P. wire)

CHICAGO April 22.-Wheat under
went sharp breaks in price today
especially in the last part of the
board of trade session. Expected re-
lief from drought over the spring
wheat region together with reported
good rains in Kansas and other win
ter crop states had much to do with
bringing about selling on a big scale.
Wheat closed unsettled, 1c to SIC
net lower, May new) $1.65A to
$1.65A and July SLABS to $1.42%.
Corn finished nc to 5Sc off, oats 1ac
to 5sc to &c down and provisions at
15c to 40c advance.
weather conditions affecting the
new crop outlook put about every
thing else into eclipse in the wheat
trade. Forecasts of moisture both
north and south of the Canadian
boundary were given particular at
tention, special notice, too, was taken
of an opinion from Chicago author
ity that it is too early to become
excited over dry weather in the
northwest and is unwise to attempt
to justify any higher prices on new
crop deliveries unless actual scarcity
of old crop wheat develops pro-
nounced damage to the new crop
takes place. A large part. of the
wheat selling today was ascribed to
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~ WANT AID PAGE 81

| liquidation on the part of one of the
principal holders here. The volume
of offerings from this source started
liquidation from other holders, and
revealed an insufficiency of general
demand able to support the market.
Besides, domestic primary receipts
were fairly large especially in the
northwest, and Argentine shipments
liberal
Under such circumstances, rallying
power was feeble, although late cables
were said to have brought fair buy
ing orders for export wheat at the
seaboard, and export interests were
said to have bought future deliveries
freely at Winnipeg.
Corn and oats responded somewhat
to wheat weakness, but wet weather
in the corn belt proved to be more
or less of an offset, as tending to
delay field work. Higher quotations
on hogs gave strength to the pro-
vision market and so likewise did
packers buying of lard.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS.

In the superior Court in the County
of Cochise, state of Arizona.
Emma J. Lee, Plaintiff, VS.. Fred Lee,
Defendant.
Action brought in the Superior Court
of the State of Arizona, in and for
the County of Cochise and the Com
plaint filed in the said County of
Cochise, in the office of the Clerk
of said Superior Court.
The State of Arizona Sends Greet
ing: Fred Lee; a.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintifr-in the Supe-
rior Court of the State of Arizona,
in and for the County of Cochiser
and to answer the complaint filed
therein within twenty days exclusive
of the day of service, after the serv-
ice on you of this summons, Git
served within the county otherwise
within thirty days. or Judgment by
default will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County of
Cochise, this 27th day of March, in
Che year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and twenty
j. e. JAMES,
Clerk.
First publication March 80, 1926.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-23

ment of decrease from 4 to 3h per
cent, which was announced after the
market closed, was somewhat of a
surprise However, it merely brings
the bank rate in line with open mar
ket rates which have been steadily
decreasing since the first of the
month Time money rates softened
again today, being quoted at 4 to Az
instead of Az to Az, the rate pre-
vailing yesterday. The senate's ap-
proval of the Italian debt settlement
and the announcement that the de-
partment of justice had sanctioned
the dewater-Associated Oil merger
were two of the most constructive
influences in today's stock market
operations. other favorable factors
included the renewal of railroad mer-
ger negotiations, which were sus-
pended when the interstate commerce
commission announced it's rejection
of the original Nickel Plate consoli-
dation plan; reports that the warmer
weather had stimulated several lines
of spring business and the publica-
tion of additional favorable earnings
statements.
Inc quarterly ISPOAl Ol tie belH-
lehem Steel corporation, made public
late in the day. came upsto general
expectations, net earnings being
equivalent to $2.66 on the common
stock as compared with SLIT in the
preceding quarter, and $1.66 in the
first quarter of 1925 United States
steel common and Gulf States Steel
each closed about point higher, and
the others in that group improved
fractionally. 5o1ea
Buoyancy again \ developed in a
number of industrial specialties. So
called merger issuesF were again
Nickel Plate common was running up
AZ points to 158, Pittsburgh and
West Virginia closed more than 4
points higher at 1925 after selling
as high as 1O4% and Rock Island
Kansas City Southern, Delaware and
Hudson and Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred all showed net gains of 2
points or more.
The advance in the soil shares was
held back in check by reports of a
sharp increase in Mexican production
last week and by the discovery of a
new pool in the Salt Greek, field.
Substantial gains were recorded how
ever, by Maryland, Sinclair, Standard
Oil of New Jersey, Atlantic Refining
and General Asphalt. The principal
commodity markets lost ground. Ac-
tive wheat futures dropped to 3
cents bushel on reports that bene-
ficial rains were expected in the
spring wheat belt. Cotton closed 16
to 10 points net lower after an early
rally based on unfavorable weather
reports had failed to hold. Sugar
prices held steady. Coffee closed Is
points lower to 81 points higher.
Call money opened at 3h per cent,
the lowest renewal rate since last
September, and held ait that figure
all day Lower rates were obtain
able, however, in the outside mar
,ket." Prime commercial paper held
steady at Az per cent.
Belgian francs touched another new
record low at S.56 cents, but the other
foreign exchanges held relatively
steady Demand sterling was quoted
around $4.S5 1916 and French francs
were slightly firmer around 3.34
cents. Japanese yen touched another
new. high at 47.3S .cents.- Changes in
most of the continental rates were
small and unimportant.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-23
SUMMONS.


In the Superior Court in the County
of Cochise, state of Arizona.
Morris Wasserman, Plaintiff, VS.. Ida
Bokor Wasserman, Defendant
Action brought in the Superior Court
of the State. Of Arizona, in and for
the County Of Cochise and the Com
plant filed in the said County OF
Cochise, in the office of the Clerk
Of said superior Court.
The state of Arizona Sends Greet
ing: Ida Bokor Wasserman;
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff-in the -Supe-
rior Court of the state of Arizona,
in and for the County of Cochise,
and to answer the complaint filed
therein within twenty days exclusive
of the day of service, after the serv-
ice on you of this summons, (tf
served within the county otherwise
within thirty days) Or judgment by
default will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the Superior Court of the State Of
Arizona, in and for the County Of
Cochise, this 26th day of March. in
the year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and twentysix.
j. E. JAMES,
Clerk.
First publication March 80. 1926.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-23

Responding to series of favorable
news developments, stock prices made
further recovery in today's market.
Buying orders were spread over a
broad list, indicating a gradual re-
turn of public participation with
final quotations disclosing a long list
of net gains, ranging from 1 to 5
points. Some profit taking was ap-
parent towards the close of the ses-
sion by professional traders who had
bought stocks "for turn earlier in
the week.
While rumors of change in the
New York federal reserve bank re-
discount rate have been in circula-
ton for several days, the announce