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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, July 8. Too many
hogs arrived to fit the market con-
ditions and prices were clipped from
Is to CSC today. There were $4,000
on the market. including an II 900
holdover. Selected 1ig hit hogs
reached the summit at $14.5O 70
$14.65. Heavy grades passed the
scales at 1885 to $14.
Cattle receipts also were large
and prices subsidized 10 TO 25c.
Lambs were quoted steady to 2bc
By q. s. Bureau OF Markets
Hogs Receipts, $4,000. Market
15@25c lower. Bulk, $12.75014.25,
top, $14.75; heavyweight, $13.250
14.10; medium weight, $13.85Q14.60;
light weight, $14.r0@I4.70: light
lights, $1415@14.75; heavy packing
sows, smooth, $f1.75012.25; pack
ing sows, rough, $11.25Q11.75: pigs,
l$14014.75.
Cattle Receipts, 10000. Market.
10015c lower. Calves, receipts,
900; market steady. Beef steers
choice and prime, $10@10.50; me
dunn and good, $9@9.75; good and
choice, $10@10.60; common and me
dunn. $709: butcher cattle, heifers
$5.50O1O.25: cows, $5@7.75; bulls,
$5O7.50. Gamers and cutters, cows
and heifers, $3.5005.50; cannar
steers, $5@7; veal calves Digit and
handyweightl $1O@12.50; feeder
steers, 5000; st6eker steers, $50
$50: stocker cows and heifers, 81
as: stocker calves, $5.5008.40.
Sheep Receipts, 10000. Market
15025c lower. Lambs, fat, $I4.2561
Is; lambs, culls and common, 500
1850: yeariings, $10@12.50; year1ine
wethers, $8@9.50; ewes, $6@7; ewes
culIs and common. $304.5O; feeder
lambs, s13.50@14.25.
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RAIL NE RGE R
Plan St UDIE0
international News Service

NEW YORK, July ga special
subcommittee Of directors Of the
Pere Marquette railway was today
studying the revised plan for con,
soiidation Of the Nickel Plate. Ches
apeake and Ohio, Hooking Valley,
Erie and Pere Marquette railways
The committee, It was stated. vii
confer with the Van sweringen
brothers, Of Cleveland, who are IN
derstood to be In the city. TIE
committee consists Of Matthew @.
Brush, George G. Fraser and David
p. Bennett.
It Is expected that the sub-ccm.
mittee win carry on negotiations
with the Van SWeringens Tor pet.
ter terms. While the amended
terms have not been made public
officially, It is understood that
Pere Marquette common shares. pc.
cause OF their improved position
since the original plan was sub.
nitted, win be treated more gen.
erously IN the proposed new com
pact.
vanced from the status Of
dividend stock to a SIS dividend
stock since the Interstate Commerce
Commission turned down the Van
SWeringens' first application to
merge these lines.
The high spots OF the new terms
offered BY the Nickel Plate mag.
mates, 1t was said on good authority
today, are:
Pere Marquette common would
be exchanged share for share fDf
new Nickel Plate common, while
preferred stocks would retain the
same ratios as under the original
plan, one share OF new MCKEE
Plate preferred for each share 81
prior lien stock and nine-tenths q
q share OF preferred for each sinat
Of Pere Marquette preferred.
Chesapeake and Ohio to set 4
| five per cent guarantee on its 100.
| 284.512 Of stock after converHion
Of bonds and preferred stock. III
addition holders OF Chesapeake sltd
Ohio common would receive hall
share of new Nickel Plate cOmr1l
for each share Of Chesapeake ard
Ohio held.
Erie to receive the same stock
exchange ratios as under the orig
inaI plan, with other concessions
Hooking Valley minority stock
holders to receive the same teTrnl
as Chesapeake and Ohio.
The subcommittee OF the FerG
Marquette directors is expected a
report back within few days
Then d meeting Of the full board
| viii be called.
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Local Stocks

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Col
SALES
Washington Gas 6s, 1888, $1,000
fO41k $500@104a, $500Q1041.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 5Q107.
Money--Call loans, Soc per cent.
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Liberty Bonds

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs & Coz !.
Liberty 3hs. $l0i 90
Liberty First 4As,..,........1 O2.15
Liberty Second 4Ks,.,..... 100. 2S
Liberty Third 4Hs.,,,,..,..... 1O1.12
Liberty Fourth Ihs.,,..... 102. %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-08

GULF RAILROAD WOULD
CONTROL SUBSIDIARY

The Gulf, Mobile and Northern
Railroad applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission today Tor
authority to acquire control ot the
jackson and Eastern Railroad by
the purchase Of its capital stock.
This road is 33 miles long and ex-
tends from Lena to Union. Miss.
The purchase price would amount
to about $510, 900.
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Pittsburgh Produce

Butter-Print, 4615 @47c; tub
451k @46c; Pennsylvania and Ohio
41@42c.
Eggs Fresh selected, $40 36c.
Live Poultry Hens, light, 29@
BIC; hens, heavy, 29030c; ducks
30D32c; ROSTERS, 10000; turkeys
900 35c; geese, 20@25c.
Vegetables o at s, $4.76@5
peas. $202.25: beans, $1.25@1.75
onions, $1.7501.85; cucumbers, $1.yC
az; tomatoes, 10000: radishes
75c@$1.
Fruits-Apples, S2.40@2.5O.
Walnuts-C California, 33@35c
black, 3@4c.
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Liverpool COTTON

LIVERPOOL, July S.Trading IN
spots was limited with prices un-
changed. Sales aggregated 5000
bales: receipts $4,000 bales, Of
which $4,000 were American.
MiddIings fair was quoted at
1882; strictly good middIings, 1922;
good middlings, 1902: strictly mid.
dlings. 9.77; middlings. q: strictly
low middlings, S.67; low middIings,
7.72; strictly good ordinary, GIT;
good ordinary, 6.02.
Futures opened quiet with July
at 8.96; October, 8.72; January,
$50; March, $40.
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New York Coffee

NEW YORK, July S.-A steady
tone was displayed by the coffee
market at the opening today, with
first futures from 5 points lower
TO points higher. July opened at
$ls.47, up S; September, $1a55,
down 5, and December, $16.75,
down 5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July s.-The cotton
market was steady at the opening
today, with initial prices at a loss
OF 2 points to a gain of IA points.
July opened 2 points lower ut L. o5:
October 1851. up 8, and December
up II at 1852.
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Oil Stocks

Furnished BY w. B. Hubs 4 Co.,
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Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK, July g. CleRring
house statement: Exchanges, $931,-
OG0 900: balances, $40, 100000; Fed
eral Reserve Banks credit balance
$g9 900 900.
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W. W. Spaid, of william B. FIibbs
& Co. has returned from attending
q meeting in New York of the
executive council Of the out-of-tow
section Of the Association of Stock
Exchange Firms, Of which he is
chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
VETERANS PROTEST
STATUE VANDALISM
Americans Who Fought With
French Lay Wreath, Ex-
pressing Regret.
" the Associated Press.

PARIS. July 2S.--A delegation
representing the Association Of
american Volunteers who fought
! with the French armies today placed
wreath on the Alan Seeger statue
on the Place Des Etats Unis, which
was damaged yesterday by Nicolas
Jarovenko, Russian laborer.
A card attached to the wreath eX-
pressed the regret of the veterans for
the act of vandalism committed by
|an irresponsible person"
JafoVenko, who mutilated the fig-
lures of an American soldier and a
French poilu at the foot of the
statue. told the police he did SO as a
demonstration against America be-
cause of various grievances, ranging
from the sentencing of Sacco and
Nanzetti in Massachusetts to the eX-
change crisis, which to her he blamed
for his being out of work.
The monument was erected in
honor of the American volunteers
who served with the Fren0A in the
World War and was unveiled in 1923.
Jarovenko may receive a prison
sentence up to two years and a fine
OF 500 francs. While the police be-
lieve he is sane, those who worked
with him say he would not pass an
Intelligence test. The police have
placed extra guards about the
American embassy and chancellery.
The Alan Seeger statue was de-
signed by Jean Boucher, A young
French sculptor, who fought with the
American forces in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
WATER is RESTORED
AFTER BREAK IN MAIN
Alta Vista, Battery Park, Edg,
moor and Other Towns Get
Normal Supply Again.

Residents of Alta Vista, Battery
Park. Edgmoor, Chevy Chase and
other neighboring communities in
nearby Maryland had normal water
supply again last night after a day
of interruption resulting from the
breaking of a 12-inch main in Jones
Mill road early yesterday morning.
r. f. Morse, chief engineer of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Com.
mission, said that by o'clock yes
terday afternoon water had been
pumped back into the pipes in the
highest localities. although normal
pressure was not available until later
in the evening.
The break occurred in the middle
of the night on an untraveled road
and resulted in draining out the
standpipes of Alta Vista and Chevy
Chase before the trouble began to
register on the gauge in the pump
house. While workmen repaired the
break the pumps worked diligently
forcing water back into the distribu-
ton system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
WOMEN'S UNION ON TRIP.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Employees Go on Outing.

The annual excursion of the WON
ems Union Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing is being held
today at Chesapeake Beach. A pro
gram Of contests and entertainment
has been arranged.
Officials Of the bureau will be among
the guests Of honor. The committee
in charge Of arrangements is com
posed of Minnie D. Stevens. chair
man; Catherine A. Reilly, Catherine
NJ. Foley, Mae M. Sikken, Mary ;
Moore, May Hall, Mayme NJ Davis
Minnie NJ Dyer. Rose c. Simmons
Elizabeth M. Biedler. Julia K Ed
wards, Barbara E. Craig, Pearl H
Steely, Nellie T. Stebbins, Rose c.
Brennan, Gertrude McNa1iy, Belle
Trouland, L. Quade, Anna Hoebert
Anna Dawson. Ella Buckley. Lou
Kendrfck, g. Watts, Margaret Boose
Marie Smith, NJ. G. Miller. K. Scher
rer, Clara A. Downe, Louise NJ
Dangel, Margaret Hickey, Mae Ber
gevin. Margaret Garry, G. Mckee, G.
Ingram. Pauline Loria. Alice Bradley
Ethel Fowler, NJ. Morgan, Violet
Turner, Nellie Ford. A. Moore, G
Van Lanaham, M. Buie, Clara NIL
stead, Anna Coburn, Leo Doue
Ruth Majors, M. Willard, M. O'Con
nor, A. Holman, G. Coxen, Maude Mil
Ter, Rose Duehring. H. orndorf, E
Btorkland and F.. Goblet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have
tried and failed, you can stop burn
ing, itching Eczema quickly by APP
plying Zemo. In a short time usu-
ally every trace of Eczema, letter,
Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and SINH
lar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making
it vigorously healthy, always use
Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. It is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles of al
kinds. Ask your druggist for q
small size Soc or large bottle $1.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
EXECUTION DENIED
LIFETIME CROOK.
Check Raiser Starts 3-Year
Sentence After Vain Plea
to Die lin Chair.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-His re.
quest TO be sent to the electric chair
because he was beyond reform" hav-
ing been refused by the court, Will
liam NJ. Moore today began a sentence
of three to six years in the eastern
State penitentiary for raising checks
and obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses. Moore told the court he had
not been free for more than five
months at time since he was years
old.
You would he doing the community
a great favor If you would send me to
the electric chair. and ! wouldn't mind
bit" said Moore. Il think ] would
be better off dead. | was reared In
a reform school farm. | never learned
any trade and l didn't have much
schooling with books. All / learned
was how to be crooked, and I've been
told I'm pretty good at that. The
trouble is l have a one-track mind
and / can't get away from the things
I've been doing.
my whole fife has been one insti-
tuition after another. 1t used to be my
keenest pleasure to learn new trick
in each Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28
AMERICAN PRIEST HELD
BY BANDITS IN CHINA
Catholic Churchman, Name Un-
known. Reported Kidnapped in
Province of Human.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, July 2s.-A Reuters dis
patch from Picking reports that Chi.
nese bandits captured an American
Roman Catholic priest in the western
part of the province of Human on
July Is.
E, The identity of the priest and de-
tails of his kidnapping have not been
learned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28

Laundry work finds employment
for about 1I5 900 persons in Britain,
Of whom IS per cent are women and
eyifl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-28

Could an expensive hair cut be called
shear robbery?
Evening star., 1926-05-02
PARIS DISCUSSING AID
TO YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS
Plans Forming 10 Give Inside View
of Stage Work as Means Of
Education.

by the ASsOcidtfN iIt--.
PARIS. Nav IA ncw aid 10 prom
Using young playWrichts is under dis
cussion in Paris. II is in the form of
complimentary tickets. which will al
low them 10 see dress rehearsals OF
the new works so that they may study
the art of writing for the theater.
Andre Antoine. the veteran dramatic
authority in Paris is in favor of the
idea for the benefit of Young authors.
haEe shown promise by producing a
one-act play at one of the societies for
introducing unknown talent, in which
Paris abOunds.
These dress rehearsals on first
nights are among the functions Classed
as really Partisan" events and not
to have an invitation to certain first
nights is n confession of being q per
son Uf no importance. The critics. for
whose benefit these performances are
theoretically given. are SWamped out
of sight by = mob Of all sorts and con-
ditions Of men and women.
Antoine estimates that the number
Of tickets for a first night which
serve no real purpose is four out NJ
ten. and some of these. he suggests,
might be diverted to the improvement
of playriEhtinG. He further sug-
eestS that the dressmaker's s rehcar-
sal" which preCedes the general dress
rehearsal. to which il has become the
custom to invite many outsiders.
might also be utilized for the edura-
ton Of the budding dramatisS.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
We BUY. SELL AND DEVELOP WATER
front properties.
1913 II ST. NV. PHONE MAIN $50
PINE IVHTFE REACH

New South River Development adjoining
South River Park, nearest point TO salt water
from Washington. beautiful level ground
view OF water from every lot. natural SANDY
beach. See this property first early buyers
lots $3.50 up. FRANK BERNARD. 421
Quincy at. NV. Adams 1898. Main 1855. : :
NORTH BEACH. MD.--8-ROOM BUNGA-
low furnished or unfurnished. for sale:
wide shady corner lot: easy terms. See
OWNER. corner 9th and Frederick.
ls ACRES LAND. PART IN TIMBER TWO
story house. orchard. on salt water. i'll St.
Msrys County: good road right to the plare
lust right for club. chicken farm or week
end trips: can he bought from owner for
what you would have to pay for . lots else
where: will take small auto motOrhOat
office.
FOR SALE-AT HERALD HARBOR-TWO
well located lots close to Shelton Park; cash
terms.
Address BOX 1S2.M Star office
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LONDON DRESS SHOWS
TAKE UP MlLADYS TIME

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. May T. Spring dress
shows have been so frequent IN Lon
don that society women have FOUND
little time for cards and matinees. 10
the distress of the theaters.
Royalty has joined in attending
these dress shows and in getting late
ideas from the mannequins elnployed
by the principal gown makers. Irln-
cess Marie Louise and Princess Hell
ena Victoria have been among the
visitors TO recent exhibits and Lady
oxford tMargOt Asqulth' ais" is
frequent visitor
Openings have been SO numerous IN
the great shops and exclusive dress
makin" establishments that women
have often been able to- attend as
many as five new dress exhibits in a
single day. These are staged with
great care. and gowns are shown IN
settings in keeping with their type.
Attempts are even made tn nave
music adapted 10 the costumes of the
mannequins displaying them.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
SUMMER CAMPS.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE CAMP. WITH
eaulpment. Phone NJ. 2596. Apt. S03.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. ELECTRIC
line and river: rent to reliable club or couple.
Address Box l52M. star office.
MISS MARY It. EASTMAN WILL BE ASSO-
clated with Camp Choptank on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. Beautifully equipped
camp. Salt water bathing. Address 1905
] 9TH st. NV. for catalogue.
OWNER MOVED AWAY. WILL SELL FOU R
room bungalow type) cottage. including all
furnishings. Located near Fletchers. front
ing on Potomac River. close to car and bus
line; good neighborhood. only 5000. Terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. NV Main 1166.
SEE MR.. CARR.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Al last have what you are looking for
beach frontage on Maryland State highway
near Washington: finest bathing fishing, Oys
ters. crabs: no low land. Our S-year de
ferred payment plan. With title life and dis
ability insurance by trust COMPANY guarau-
tees you 1907 protection. Occ'lpy your
Summer home while paying for il at less
than rental. For particulars address (wItl
references INSURED LAND CORPORA
T1ON OF AMERICA. Washington office ..35
MARYLAND Building. Phone Main 1s19.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
OUT.OFTOWN REAL ESTATE

OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN
and Long Island | am ready to buy: send
full particulars. p. F. McMANUS. 2l12
Flatbush ave. BROOKLYN. Y. Y
Evening star., 1926-05-02

BEAUTIFUL WATER. FRONT PROPERTY
directly on Potomac. ABOUT o u acres; room
easy payments. Box S. Potomac Beach. Va.
FOR SALE-BEArTIFUL LOT. 5Ox1OO. AT
f1n, fenctH 03ve; on Shesdpesne ray one nille a
sonahle. Can Line, 7744 or see owner j.
c. AM1Ss. Gal Lexington place ne. Wash
ington. d. g.
3 LOTS 2 LOTS on RIVERSIDE DRIVE
block g.: water front Sheldon Beach
10 in block 100. lots 55-64; serpentine
alder. trail and ash: finest section in Herald
Harbor. Address Box 354-K. star Office. .
SEE EDGEWATER BEACH NOW: NO MUD
or bad roads: nearest and most rapidly de
ing already started sandy beach. magnifA
cent view. large lots and roads good all the
summer home and have it ready to move in
before hot weather, easy terms. see this
vacation home. Free plat and illustrated
booklet with auto road map from WILLIAM
F. MATTESON Bond Bldg Washington
D. C. Phone Main 6771.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

OPEN TODAY UNTIL PM
Exhibit House,
1892 QUEBEC ST NV.
Zone Block West OF Porter ST.
\ new 4ni-detached brick house with excellent
floor plan fireplace. oak floors, beautiful kitchen three
large bedrooms inclosed sleeping porch, large AIRY
basement: conveniently located; house IS built as
houses used be built Priced right and terms to SUIT
DOUGLASS
1910 X st. & fr. o6/S.
Realtors PHILLIPS, Realtors.
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UANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
NORTH OF YOU. WITHJN BLOCK as.9 OF = 10Th Ct !
Conn. ave, 14th or Mt. Pleasant car: 10
rooms. a n, /: garage: cash for bargain; no
agents. Address Box 13O-M. Star office
FOR COI-ORED WILL PAY ALL CASH
Tor or 8 room house brick or frame: raj I'm IN
ery ern sVSai ca, Main 921O or Room 713. 1910
Vermont ave. -
s TO ROOM BRICK HOUSE. ANY GOOD
nortbwest or northeast section: an old house
preferred: will make 2 good cash payment paymetntii
Trust Bldg. :. ,7,,
I WANT TO BUY GOOD SIX S,.iI' Or EIGHT CHIT
Is not overpriced Absolutely do not answer
WNiess NJ sS.ppts locomotive engineer. Address
1NTED--HOUSES TO SELL. WHITE OR
ia 49, IN, VACATION AUSTIN M. COOPER.
fofti SO iitS S st. NV. Main 1882; =
sM1TJ. RRICK HOUSE. ANY SECTION:
n.ust he real bargain; no agents. Address
Box 297-M. Star Office:
wANTED-A BARGAIN in A MODERN <
dress Box :15-M Star ofliee.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

CHEVY CHASE. CORNERS r., @-B., TILE
rooI garage within z blocks Of Conn ays AYE
s!S s!So sddpsss %sn'f Box VII iaM buy Star y
CoLORED - BEST NV. sECTIoN-@
room: 5 baths; cleo: sleeping porch ami.
Pittshurg water heater. $4,000. Address
Box 427,K. Star Office. ,.
KENNEDY BUILT: . ROOMS. g TILED
eSTanxed es.ns dm AZ apar,ment % n Excellent condi
tion. 721 Quebec pl nv. .
SIX ROOMS. AMI. CORNER. WITH
plenty Of shrubbery; garags o sleeping porch
700 cash required. 44oi 3Sth St NV. This
is one of most beautiful corners in nortn
Cleveland Park Finest, place in city s ior
ShilarfsM 5 e. SMITH. N towS2R, Stsf sen @. nO1'
ROOMS AND BATH; ANIL; TAPEsTRf
brick front and rear porches; semi detacneu .3n
large lot: paved street. Owner, l13s a
ST. Sc. or own broker.
home brick. 4 bedrooms. inclosed sleeping
porch . baths extra toilet. lear garage a ue-
lightful place to live. with every convenience
Quilt by owner terms to SUIT. for dppo'"'
FOR SALE. BY OWNER. 11.ROoM HOUSE:
with bath hotwater heat. electricity near
Judiciary Park: Sl4.000.00. Address boH
4.6.K. Star once. ---------
BUNGALOW. NV.
ao6 Aspen st-Excelent condition. best
location: rooms and tile bath. beaut!iui
hardwood floors thr9ushon,; hIos nox,nh onen @
for insnection: good terms Phone OWNER.
Adams 2726. |
Inspect l9 Adams st. Today.
spacious rooms. tile bath, double sleep.
ing porrhes. concrete front porch. excellent
condition double garage
LEO F. HAlNkS.
Sl5 18th st. NJ. 700.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

CEDARHURST-ON-THE BAY RESTRICT
ed Summer colony. Send for free particu.
lars. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 1901 II
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT SCOTLAND
Beach. Md.-Four large rooms screened-iu
porches: for season or by the week Call
Adams 1923.
A COTTAGE WITH GARAGE AND BATH
house. located on water front lot at South
River Park Md: good location: price
SO 800: terms. Phone Cleve. 1870. Branch
176. Week DAYS only. -
PRE-DEVELOPMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
SALT WATER VILLA SITES. SMALL
Evening star., 1926-05-02
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WE HAVE BUYER FOR HOME Nh MAR Ia, l41h 2;
REALTY. co, 4os Investment Bldg. Call
Adams 2114.
AT ONCE. DIRECT FROM OWNER. 6-RM
brick: preferably ne: must have cellar,
f2S% Phone =. Linz ano ads se 5oa 10 ne exceed
If YOUR PROPERTY is LOCATED NORTH
east or Southeast list it with us for quick
ington properly .. EAST WAsHINGToN
WANTED 4 TO 10 SMALL BRICK ROW
houses. either white or coIored; state lowest
cash price. Address Box 202-M. Star ONCE.
WILL PAY FROM $5 900 TO $500 CASH
for good Groom brick house having Gel
lar and furnace or hOt-water neat. located
in Northeast or Southeast section. Address
WANTED TO PURCHASE HOUSES SUIT
able for tea room and home, either city or
suburban: prefer Baltimore pike. Address
Box l94M. Star Office.
WILL BUY FROM OWNER MODERN BRICK
house. h.-w.h., to rooms. restricted nv.
section: 81 800; most all cash. Address Box
ASK. Star ONCE.
5 TO ROOMS OLD HOUSE PREFERRED:
good cash payment. Address Box AJAX.
Star Office.
TO ROOM HOUSE. Ne. Sc. OR NV.
section; prefer old house. Would like pos
session within 45 days
poon, ,o,oP ,oTo T HUNG HUNG GERFoRD, .,;, o,se
ALL CASH
for your house If price is right: Sc. or n
preferred. Lincoln 1901.
WE Rave PURCHAS ERS FOR HOUSES IN
all sections of the city. List your house
with us for quick sale.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc
Evening star., 1926-05-02

RIVER COTTAGE.
Above Fletcher's boathOuse 5000 terms
Call Mr.. BITTERNESS. Main 1866.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA-4.ROOM BUN
Ealow. large lot. near river. For quick sale.
$4,000 cash. Address Box Sim. Star
Evening star., 1926-05-02
CHESAPEAKE BAY

100 acres with over half mile water
front and excellent sand beach. rolling land
partly wooded. with wonderful view of bay
2-story house with barn. etc. now ON prop
erty. For Summer estate club Dur-
poses this site is unexcelled For further
particulars see
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN
Ga AI..I..