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"oTHER MAN" DIVORCES
HIS UNFAITHFUL WIFE

BALTIMORE. Dec. .--PatroInlan
Herbert Paul Strass donned civilian
clothes last June. followed his life
into a movie and arrested her male
compa Mon. Strass has been given
an absolute divorce in circuit court.
He testified he was married June
6. 1922, In Annapolis and lived with
his wife until July 10. shortly after
man.
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PROF. BELMONT,

637 3 81. OPPOSITE HEl HTS
Noted ClaIrVUyant ana Palmist
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GYPSY MARRIAGE RITES
UPHEED BY N. ". COURT

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The ancient
gypsy rites of marriage We're up
held by Magistrate Corrigan in Els
sex Market Court in dislnissing
charges Of assault against Samuel
Ranko, a gypsy. whose marriage to
14-year-old Lena Stokes, also a
gypsy, had been questioned by the
police.
Ranko and Lena were married by
a tribal king in Fall River, Mass.
five months ago
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Billiard Parlor-11 Tables
All In first class condition; business very
good don't ovprlnOk THE place See Mr.
Decker Mgr. 421 9th st N w
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There will be special meeting Of
the church council of the Ballston
Central Methodist Church tonight at
T:30 o'clock.
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SALESMAN

Local firm needs energetic and In.
telligent salesman for city route Sal.
airy aud commission that will enable
right man to earn q de,ent living
knowledge OF Washington essential
g. State your age saleR qualifications.
experience. education. references and
phone nIImber In first letter
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roo LATE TO CLAssIF'Y1

WANTED-Sfloe salesman to manage
store; must be able to handle ladies'
trade and trim windows: wonderful oppor-
+ tunity for right man: references required
Call at 913 Pa. Ave n. w.
FLOORS scraned cleaned and refinished
like new. FIR. 6347. u.
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Auction Sales
FUTURE DATES

FIkIhE DATES I5S
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONEERS
1115 EYE ST. N. w
By virtue OF default In the payment of
certain collateral note and at the request
Of the party secured. there will be sold al
PUBLIC auction. al the offices of Thomas
Bowling & Co. at Ills Eye Street. N. W.
1920. AT ONE P. M the following
security:
One deed of trust note dated july 20.
1925. payable one year after date 70 the
order of John l.. Frazier ami Myrtle NJ
Frazier. in the sum of $500 "a. with in.
terest at 81 per annum. Note made by
John G.. and Clara l.. Schulz secured by
Lot 10 In Square $3.50 District of Co.
lumbia, THOMAS BOWLING g. CO..
Auctioneers.
Attorney for Holder OF Note.
DEC. /, 2, g.
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Real Estate

BUSINESS i'IsOPERTY %OH
SAI.E ~
TWO PIECES OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
property five minutes ride north OF 10Th
and n Sts N. E.: one with q frontage of
no feet other with q frontage OF 131
feet on Bladensbure Rd N E. The
larger tract has nearly two acres. the
smaller contains 1900 50 feet both Cf
these properties are very ACod locations
for either an APARTMENT house. gasoline
station. tourist hotel or automobile show
room, For further particulars zee.
CARAVAN BROS.
2423 Bladensburg Rd. N. p.
lincoln 040O
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KENSINCTON.

kENSINGTON. Md. August 81
tSpectan.-The Howitzer Company of
kensington, under comma nd Of Capt.
Clarence Y. Saver, First Lieut.. Lucien
B. Ernest and Second Lieut. David
Parsons. has returned from two
week encampment at Virginia Beach
At the annual track and field day
held at the camp the Howitzer Com
pany captured "a of the 81 points
scored by 1st Infantry. the 5th Infan-
try coming in second with 90 points,
Charles F. Pugh, Maryland Cniver-
sity track star. brought in two first
places by winning the 100-yard and
220-yard dashes: John r. Hughes of
kensington. former Rockville track
star. came in second in the 100-yaro
dash, and the centipede and the com
panN relay races We're won by the
HoWitzer Company. Charles Pngh
was the individual high point man.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison c. Reed of
Milwaukee have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Mary Reed. tn Theodore Hartshorn.
son of the late Capt. and Mrs. Eden
J. Hartshorn. Miss Reed is gradu-
ate of Sweet Rrier College. Mr..
Hartshorn is a graduate of Central
High School. Washington. and Dart
mouth. The wedding will probably
take place in the Spring.
The Sunshine Club met Thursday
AZ the home of Mrs. Harry y. Ap
plebN. Mrs. George Peter and Mrs.
Aprlehy entertaining Jointly The
club has donated SO to the kensine
ton Fire Depa rtment and s. to the
Montgomery County Social Service
League.
Clarence W. Renshawe of Garrett
Park has received a commission IL.
the nlted States Army as a first
lieutenant of Infantry.
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MODEL OF MARYLAND
EXHIBITED AT SESQUI
Baltimore and State Install Design
Showing Mountains, Streams
and Cities.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, August 21.--
Baltimore and Maryland jointly have
Installed an original exhibit in the
Palace Of Agriculture. Food, Civic and
Foreign Exhibits at the Sesquicenten-
nial Exposition at Philadelphia 1t
includes a model Of the State of Mary
land, showing mountains, valleys,
lakes. Chesapeake Bay and cities.
The latter are lighted automatically
at intervals when the dimming OF
lights brings on artificial nightfan.
Specially designed apparatus provides
for the projecting of motion pictures
on the model county by county. Illus
trating activities and historic episodes
in each section. The model was de-
signed and built by Ralph F. Motley
especially for exhibition at the Sesqui-
centennial international Exposition.
under the direction Of members of the
State commission. They are Gov. Al
bert Ritchie, Howard w. jackson.
mayor of Baltimore; Waldo New
conner and A. S. Goldsborough.
A position Of honor above the model
is occupied by a portrait OF tharles
Carroll of Carrollton. famous Maryland
signer of the Declaration of lnde-
pendence.
A feature Of the exhibit is the larg-
est collection Of diamond back terra
pin in the world. The beautiful ana
succulent brown backed and white
hacked tortoises occupy. with other
sea creatures, a glass-walled tank IN
the center of the exhibit They seem
peevishly resentful of the presence OF
q number Of Chesapeake Bay crabs:
The bottom of the pool Is covered
naltlv bv a bed of the oysters Whlcn
have added so much to the fame ana
fortune of Maryland.
One section of the exhibit is devoted
70 models of the large industrial build
ings. wha1ves and steamers in Balu-
more. All of these are lighted rom
within, producing remarkable effect.
Above is a panoramic colored photo
graphic view of the city, more than oC
feet long
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FORESTVILLE.

FORESTV1LLE Va. August q
fSpeciaN-No Grange business was
transacted at the meeting on Wednes-
day night. the master. L. r. Morris.
who also is general manager of For
estville day, calling on his committees
for reports and making last-minute
arrangements.
Mrs a c. Speisht will act as leader
for the Epworth League on Sunday
night.
An interdenominational camp meet
ing will open at Dranesville Sunday,
under leadership of Rev. John Nor
berry Services will be held every
day for one week Mrs. Norberry will
act as orga nizer and will take charge
Of the singing.
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s.. 700: taxes fire equipment fund.-.

$2.70O; taxes fire equipment fund.-.
S744.42.
More important expenditures are
figured as follows: Street lights. ST.
34707; curtailment loan on town build
ing, $500: wages. regular laborer.
81. 800: gravel and crushed stone, $500.
In submitting its report the commit
tee states 1t believes IL has been as
conservative as possible in its esti-
mates which are higher. because Of
natural increasing needs of the town
and the larger income expected from
taxes and county road rebate. The
estimates provide for carrying con
tingent items in all three town funds.
general road and fire equipment. 1t
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houses, etc, and would grant a fran
chise to the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. to erect poles provided
the local fire siren is connected with
the Hyattsville telephone exchange.
There has always been a doubt as to
whether the original ordinances were
legal and. as a result. little effort has
been made to enforce them. f. II.
Spencer, p. p. Greenwood and c. A.
Locke have been appointed to act as
election supervisors. The commission
ers are anxious that the ordinance he
thoroughly understood and have de
cided to hold a meeting. prior to elec-
ton. which it is hoped will be attend
ed by all registered voters and all
questions will be answered
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RIVERDALE.

RIVERDALE, Md, August 81 (Spe-
to estimates con-
tanned in a budget prepared by a COM
mittee comprising Councilmen Max
Vollberg and Fl. H. Peck and Town
Treasurer H. c. Weeks adopted by the
mayor and council, the cost Of operat-
ing the town for the fiscal year end
ing May 81, 1927. will he somewhat
higher than that OF the last fiscal
year.
Larger receipts are estimated AS
follows. Taxes. S3.722.11; road rebate.
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SUNDAY WORK TO SAVE
STRICKEN PEACH CROP
Pastors Tell Gatherers Near
Hagerstown Greater Sin Would
Be to Let Fruit Rot.

Special Dispatch TO The star
HAGERSTOWN. Md. August 21.-
In an effort to save thousands of
bushels of peaches. ripened and in
some instances felled by wind during
the rains of the last week, growers
in this section have called for SUNDAY
piCkers after obtaining expressions
from pastors to the effect that it is
less sinful 70 work on Sunday gather
ing peaches than to allow them TO rot.
Hundreds of men ard boys are ex-
pected to report early tomorrow A the
80 or more orchards surroundins
Hagerstown. and the following day
will see heavy shipment to the
markets Of Baltimore and Washington
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The commissioners also announce
that work will be started promptly on
the scraping and spreading with Gin
ders of Hamilton street, Ross street,
and Spa street.
The following teachers have been
assigned to the local school: Grade
IA, Mildred Inma n: Grades | r a nd "a,
Ruth Cady; Grades 2B and "a, Mar
garet Christensen: Grades 3A and "A,
G.. Kaufman: Grades 5A and 5B,
Jennie p. James.
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SLAIN DURING QUARREL,
Special Dispatch to The star

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 The Star.
ALEXANDRIA Va. Angus
An argument over 81 so today rs
in the slayin- of Robert Bailey
ored. and the arrest of Mary Bailey
his wife.
Bailey died at the Alexandria Hos
pital from a bullet wound in the ah
domer. He was taken 70 the hospital
The woman admitted the shooting. ac
cording TO the police. saving she had
demanded money that was due her
and a quarrel ensued. during which
she fred in self-defense. City Man
aeer Paul Morton and Police Sergt
Edgar Simms investigated the case
and charged the woman with mur
der. Her case will he heard Monday
morning by Police Judge Snow.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
COTTAGE CITY.

COTTAGE CITY. Md, August 81
fSpecian.-At a meeting Of the Citi-
zens' Association special consideration
was given new town ordina noes to be
voted upon by residents at a sepecial
election September IA. The associa-
tion went on record as opposing the
proposal to do away with garbage col
lecuon. President Spencer made a
strenuous appeal for continuance of
this collection, and the commission.
ers agreed to reconsider the matter
The new ordinances cover health and
nre protection. licensing Of business
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Saws Music Spoiled Home.

KANSAS CITY. August el tP).-
Alleging that living next door to q
music teacher has impaired her PROV
erty for residence purposes and dam
aged her health, Mrs. s. :. orlan hl'd
suit for s.. 1000 damages against = e..
Ahen her neighbor. who gives lessons
on tho flute. saxophone, clarinet, bass
violin and other instruments Sh'
charged the noises" disturbed her
,oo,ce of mind and body.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

A Christmas custom in Finland
and Scandinavia is to place small
stack of corn upon the roof. so that
the wild birds may share in the fes.
tival
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is recommended by the committee that
purchase of road roller from the
general fund he considered.
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WHEAT ACREAGE GAINS,
$4,000 Over Last Year Will Be
1926 Record for Maryland.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE. August 21.-An in
crease Of o2.0o0 acres-4 per cent
is indicated in the area to he sown
TO wheat this Fall in Maryland. This
would make 516.o0n acres, according
10 John s. Dennee. Federal crop
-Stimator for MARYLAND, against 554.-
soUn in the Fall Of 1925.
TIE area Maryland farmers have
md to SOW is per cent less than
.4e pre-war G909-19131 average
annual Fall sowing of $4,000 acres
II is about Il per cent less than the
average annual Fall sowing during
the wears lo14-l9lS: and about 3 per
cent less than the average annual
Fall sowing of 5a3.oo0 acres for the
wears l9l9-la2S.
Women teachers in Japan have
asked Of the minister of education
that they should be put on the same
level as men teachers in the primary
schools. with the same scale of
@laries.
Evening star., 1926-10-11

RESIDENTIAL BARGAINS.
Aristocratic Georgettown-%,850-S Cash
Facing Soldiers Home Par-S7 8OO-S5OO Cash sos Monthly
Located OF Park hargan
a
Kentucky Ave. S.E.-S7OO0- $500 Cash.
it
Morrison St, Chevy Chase, ID. C.
Sind St Near Mckiney-S15Z 5Z50-Easy Terms.
< and
it. now
WILLIAM K HARTUNG & COMPANY,
l0S 10th St NV. Main ST.
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THos. ]. OWEN & son. ACcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES, SALE or. VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES 12I EN-
ERSON ST. NV
BY virtue of certain deed of trust re
corded March Is. 1926. Instrument No
80, among the land records of the District
Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned viii
sell at pIhllc auction. IN front of the prem
isoess on m FRInAY, ,R1 OCTOBER FIETEENTH
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District of Columbia and being
lot numbered fftynine t59I in Morris Ca
1rtzs subdivision of square Numbered
thirty-one hundred forty-seven (3147) a.
per plat recorded in the office of tho SUI
vcyOr for the District of Columbia in Liber
16 at folio 20.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance -
first deed Of trust OF - 10000. x deposit
of two hundred fifty and OOIOO dollar
tS25O.O0 at time of sale Terms of sal.
to he complied with within thirty days Of
date Of sale; Othcrwi ise the trustees. resery"
the right to resell the property at the ri-
ami cost OF defaulting purchaser after tea
tlO' DAYS advertisement of said resale IL
some newspaper published in Washington.
d. e. All conveyancing and notary charges
to I've paid by the purchaser.
ARTHI'R J. BRIDGETT
MILTON STRASBCRG
Oc5-d&ds.exSu Trustees.
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NORTHAMPTON ST.

N. l.. SALISBURY co, INC.
141S Eye St. NV. Phones Main 59O5-4-5
ILLINOIS AVE-$975O.
r fine street in the heart Of Pet
SAULS ADDITION-$1115O
h % % % oak % ~ ~
OFF CONN. ANE.-$1575O.
WOODRIDGE-CORNER
%
CHEVY CHASE-$1675O.
% BATH; % h e % sstur M s garage ' 'S' seven '
NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE.
Mt PLEASANT-$
~ bath Mt
CHEVY CHASE-$165OO
andsh
\. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC.
1913 Eve St. NV. Phones Main 59O34-5.
wAsHINGToN
M
Evening star., 1926-10-11

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase emidetached home on Lamont st.
tions in Washington: cxceptorally well built
IS home and always occupied by the owner.
Never before offered for sale. This house
should appeal TO YOU and sell in the next few
days. Price only $50. 600 PERCY II. RUS
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CHEVY CHASE-S13.75O.

Detached English colonial home, only
one block from Conn. ave. and overlook
ing beautiful country club six spa
cious rooms. bath with all built-in fix
lures and shower. hardwood floors
throughout. all modern refnements, slate
roof and garage to match house: For the
location and surroundings. this home rep
resents a remark able value; can be pur-
chased on good terms
Evening star., 1926-10-11

rents S25 per mo: price. S2.10O. T. A.
IAKER & CO, Room 30l. 9"7 18th st. NV.
Main 24o
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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, Known
as 32l2 P St. NV. and l425-
q Wisconsin Ave. NV.

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District, Of Columbia. passed in
trustees viii offer for sale 10y public auc
tion. in front mt, Of III, the premises on MoSDAY
AD- ID 1910. 'i At II FIVE 8 6cLoCK PM. 'tiN tbc
following l9nd and premises. situate in the
wit: Lots one -. tMo t2l and three %
Of the subdivision of part of lot fourteen
l4l in Bcatty, & Hawkins addition, e"
I.iber Governor Shepherd No. .. . folio 81, Of
the surveyors Office of the District OF Co
lumbia; said property being square formerly
known - square elghty,six (s6I in old
Georgetown and now known as square 1886
81 inches vide on Wisconsin avenue. iying
Immediately north and adjacent to said lot
three i3I i'll said above subdivision and
running eastcrly along the said north line or
lot three 80 by the width Of three t3,
feet six 81; 90 inches e fo1 the the % entire depth
feet eight go inches in width lying i'm
bedateiy east st OF sad lots two ,S and
gfe1 a %S 3 ai H%ssr
known as house and premises No. 1925 Wis
cOnsin avenue northwest. Washington d. C.
AND and Ian @ No. iia7 as aRens
northwest. Washington, D. c. Property will
as a whole. and the best bid. if satisfactory'
will he accepted.
money to ne paid in cash. the balance in
two equal installments payable in one ami
two years with interest at SIX per cent per
annum. payable semi-annualy from day of
sale secured by deed of trust upon the prom.
erty sold. or all cash at the option OF The
purchaser. deposit of $500 90 required OF
the purchaser on each piece OF property sold
AT the time of sale. All conveyancing r. :
cording and n0tarial fees at the cost Of the
purchaser Terms of sale 70 he complled
with within fifteen days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right Ia
resell the property at the risk and cost ~
the defauitlng purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the city of Washington
d. =.
c. CLINTON JAMES.
416 9th St NV
w. w. MILAN
WIN. II MANOGUR.
Fendall Building II and n Qfs w
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NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW IN BROOK
land; lot 50xlS5: price S6.250. Call Cleve.
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S4000--7th ST Sc. NEAR pa. AVE.
corner home, 6 large rooms. garage space
easy terms. GLADMAN, Realtor Lincoln.
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8.SW.
Park View SectiO1-

Park View Section.
Within easy distance of car line and stores
and in close proximity TO two large parks.
on a finished street; good brick dwelling
and sleeping porch. hot-water heat electric
ity and metal weather stripping: brick ga
rage on the alley; lot oxer 90 by over 100
feet. One of the very best oerings.
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9Th NV r AND BATH AMI.
brick; newly decorated: in excellent con-
dition; sacrifice: $500 cash, S25 mo. Main
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1903 HARVARD ST. NW-9 ROOMS AND
bath excellent condition: ami; 2 single
garages. Will sacrifice for quick sale. By
OWNER Adams 1909 11e
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Holmead Manor, North OF Park.
Convenient to 14th st. activities and served
by both bus and car lines; good brick home
and fine garage; premises Just renovated; ;
ern heat and with electricity Priced at a
sacri fee figure; large rooms and bath
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n00 X ST. NE-0-ROOM AND BATH
Price. $3.50 $500 cash. $65 per mo-. in
Guiding Interest open for insp"cti41in1 i1,t every
SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 10th NV (See Mr..
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WIN. H. SAUNDERS co. INC
S17,5W.

Lamont. " est OF 18th.
One of the choicest locations in Mt. Pleas
ant and one of the best built homes there
being the product of Kennedy Bros. Full :
stories and cellar: bullt-in garage for cars
tricity and oak floors: house 23 feet wide.
Reduced from S1S.5O0 for immediate dis
posal.
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$12,5OO.
PetwOrth Corner.

In the finished section OF this beautiful
subdivision. with south and east exposures;
near business activities Of Ga. ave: a Groom
and bath home. Wire built. of brick and
stucco: hot-water heat. oak floors and elec-
into,
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S0.O5O.

\. of Park Rd., W. OF 18th.
Desirable location: 3-story brick dwelling
with 8 rooms and bath and a Gear brick ga
rage on the alley: premises heated by hot
water and lighted by electricity. One of the
few opportunities to buy a modern home
west of 10th ct. for figure under $4,000
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
S3O
PETWORTH-S7,15O.

A colonial style brick with covered
front porch. double rear porches. large
rooms, tiled bath hardwood floors. hot.
water heat, electric lights: reconditiOned
throughout: less than one year old. Va
cant and possession can be had with de-
post. Large yard with garage: paved
street: Just two blocks to car line. Best
value In this section. Very easy terms
can be arranged.
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PETWORTH--SPLENDl X. e. b BRICK
home: h h.: ami: reduced 81 900 for
quick sale; act quickly. Call North 72O3.
BEST BUY IN NE. WASHINGTON-11
looms. Gear garage: lust onnosite Senate
Office Bldg. Phone Main 1855.
Evening star., 1926-10-11

eievation: 1 DesAto" close to Il. l. ave- Boulevard:
overlooking all Woodbridge. Priced very low
for uuick sale So 35O North 1880
Evening star., 1926-10-11
FOR SAIE-HOIySES.

BARGAIN AT So 300
E. Capitol st. near Lincoln Park: rooms.
electricity. garage. hardwood floors and
screens. For a good buy, call Main 566.