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the Federal agent to cooperate with
him in a plan to permit Reid to pose
as a newspaper reporter and pur-
chase liquor from Evansville boot
leggers. Winkler said that would be
satisfactory. Later Sanders appeared
at the prohibition offices and was
introduced to Deputy Administrator
| Harris.
1t is understood that Sanders made
the same request of Harris and that
through +. C. Yellowley, Thirteenth
district administrator. Rifford and
another agent were sent to Evans
Vile.
Then the agents were called from
the city and left several packages Of
booze, to be used as evidence. with
a business man in the hotel where
they were staying. This mans
suite of room was raided by county
authorities and the cached evidence
taken.
Called Before Jury
The agents, Sanders and Joseph
Huntington. Evansville politician,
were called before the Federal grand
I jury here about ten days ago, but
could produce no evidence. Since
then Rifford has continued making
arrests, but United States Commits
sioner Charles Hartman will not ar
raign the men without affldavits,
which Rifford cannot produce.
The latest action OF Rifford was
the arrest Of Clyde Reece. Evans
Vile Press reporter. This has
created quite stir. because Of San
ders' moves. as editor of the opposi-
ton paper. with the Federal agents.
Local United States Commissioner
Fac w. Patrick. said TO have issued
John Doe" warrants FOR tho Evans
vile arrests. refused to comment on
the warrants or the situation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Former Local Girl
Is Married Here

Miss Bculah Richart. formerly Of
this city. and Roy II. Criswcll Of
san Diego. were married in this city
yesterday afternoon by Rev. c. F..
Flanagan, pastor of the First Ba j.
fist church, n his home on He'll av-
cnuc.
The bride who has resided in San
Diego for several months past, was
formerly employed in the office of
the Pacific Finance company and
h;N Il host of fricdns in this city.
The groom is a musician at the Bal
boa thcatcr in san Diego. and is
also well known here. The bridal
couple was accompanied here by
Mrs. Minnie Il. CrisWcll. mother of
the groom.
The bride wore an attractive
travelling costume Of blue. with hat
10 match and carried bouquet of
orchids. sweet peas and roses. I'm
modiatclv following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Criswell left for San
Diego, where they Will make their
home at the Gordon Arms apart.
mcntS.
Guests attending the ceremony
included Mr.. and Mrs. IL. \. Rickart
parents of th" bride. Mrs. Minnie
B. Criswell Howard Rickart. moth
cr and brother Of the groom and
Miss Ellis Simpson
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Adams Asks Board
For Infor ma ton

Prof. Frank Adams appeared be-
fore the Imperial Valley irrigation
board ut their meeting yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of sccur-
ing certain information regarding
the condition of the leyccs on the
river. The board mcp.bcrs assured
him that the lcvccS are in better
shape than they have been for years
and while the board would not
state there was no danger from
flood il was their belief there was
less danger than for some time past.
rs the water level was rcceding at
the Prscadero cut. and the river was
flowing better than ever.
The board also made an order
changing the office of VI. j. Dowd
from general superintendent to that
also Of chief engineer. While
Dowd has been doing the engineer.
ing work since the resignation of the
engineer he has never been accorded
the title. and this was done as Il
matter of form so that engineers who
call to see the chief engineer could
be referred to Mr.. Dowd in that ca
pacitv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Deputy Sheriff
Halts ElOpement

An rlopem"nt between F'hpin"
man and Il Japanese woman was
frustrated Yesterday hv Deputy
Sheriff W. j. Mcclellan. who arrest
e., the pair at Som"rton and brought
tarm to the city jail. The man i'll
toe ease is Carling Linn md the
woman gave her name rs laseo
T@Strim, They clorcd from Stock
ton, and We're followed here by tn"
;ratc husband who >worr TO Il war
'Hnt charging adultery. He claims
thc woman left smnll child when
She disappeared from home. He
also claims the Filipino made clab-
crate promises of wealth To the W.
han, who had become dissatisfied
with her home and surrounding :,
bat the husband claims ;Lat the
man is not wealthy and that all hi f.
ghttering tales Of pretty clotht,.
c,irnSlVc travel and q life of ease
and happiness which caused his
wife to desert both her husband and
child were false. The trial of the
r"ir viii come ur later.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
"Road Agent" Is
Visitor Here

Webster c, Reed. representative
of the >an Diego chamber of COM
mcrcc and the Bcrdcriand High
WHY As,octat ion. was in This citv to-
day in the course Of trip to FL
PaSo curing Whicr &c win visit
@Hrn@",. cHlnhcr. of commerce.
camping grounds. hotels and SINH.
lar pl tees. 10 stimulate interest II
the all l2e:st route 10 California
Reed Is ara2d Gith pamphlets,
maps and otller l'tcrSturc which h.
will distribute generously along Ia"
cities on his TIN. he will also ni,i-
locations for the erection of seven
large r1aa ,.-n", II BY - fee.
which will be placed at important
diversion points for the purpose of
urging the tourist to use the Bordcr-
land Highway ON his way to Califor-
MIA.
Completion Of the new road
through the sandhillS has been a
wonderful stimulus to auto travel
through here. Reed said. = Last
month there were approximately
go cars per day passed into Cali
fornia at Yuma. Five years ago
there were hardly that many iii IN
entire month. When news that the
new sandhill route is completed be
comes generally known in the east.
the number will increase beyond all
expectations.
Reed will be a permanent "road
agent, travelling between San
Diego and FL PaSo, for the assis-
tancc of the travelling public and
those who serve them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Forest Fires Are
Still Raging
-! United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Nov. l0.-FrcSi
outbreaks of forest, fires were re-
iportcd in San Diego and Ventura
, counties today. Nearly a score Of
separate bIazcs were burning in the
san Diego section.
The comDaratiVclv small fires in
Los Angeles county have been
/ brought under control. and in Orange
county where a number of blazcs
have been burning for the past 10
I days. forest rangers expected to
/ have the flames under control bv
ni9htfall.
\ fire in the Concjo valley. Ven
tnra county. has burned over 100
acres and was Still active this morn.
! ing. Another blaze in Sycamore
canyon was threatening to cause o..
tcnsiVc damage. Three small
brush fires were reported between
Lompnc and Los Aamos in San
barbara county also.
The most serious fires in Southern
California were those near Escon-
dido. in th" Lyons valley and on the
/ Rincon Indian reservation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Leave for Convention.-E

Leave for Convention Richard
Watson, and wife, d. l.. Roberts
and wife, r. r. Couch and r. b.
Whitclaw left this morning for San
Jose to attend the district conven-
lion of the Kiwanis Clubs for Cali
fornia and Nevada. The convention
viii be attended by q large number
of men prominent in the organiZa
tion, among whom are Ralph \.
Amcrman, international president; :;
4. 1lebcr Windcr. international
trustee; Fred G. w. Parker, inter.
rational secretary and Ernest h..
Lucas, international field rcprcsen
tative. The session will open to-
morrow and end Saturday moor.
Saturday afternoon the delegates
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
YOU can
conquer
irritab bi1ity,
headaches
and fatigue

which result as you know from the
ase-old enemy. irregularity Of habit,
just as the old hardy Roman legionar-
les conquered the then known world,
and on the same diet that kept them
we'll through drastic changes of cli-
mate which would have killed less well
nourished men.
Buy from your grocer today package
OF Roman Meal. This cereal is NOT
solely medicinal product compounded
Of coarse bran, unrelieved by nourish-
ing grains. 1t is a food, nourishing,
stimulating and delicious, composed of
the whole wheat and rye berries. with
just enough bran added to keep the sys-
TEN regulated. and thoroughly cleansed
in Natures one and only way, through
1soperly balanced food.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Senate Session
Unusually Short

WASHINGTON. NOV. 10. - The
United States scnatc met in special
session today. postponed the schcd
ulcd impeachment trial ofFcdcral
Judge George w. English and ad,
.iourmed - meet December d for the
opening If the next regular congrcs-
sional session.
The brief meeting today was per
haps the shortest special session in
senate history.
Vice President Dawes administer,
ed the oath of office to David W.
Stewart, Republican, Iowa, who was
appointed and later elected to sue
cced the late Senator Cummins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
NOTICE TIC CREDITORS
No. ! $50


Estate of J. NJ. Bell. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given hv the un-
dcrsigned, Robert Bcll, Admimistra
tor of the Estate of j. NJ. Bell, de-
ceased. to the Creditors of. and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within
ton months after the first nublica-
tion of this notice Ia the said Rob.
crt Bell, at the office of his at
torncyS. Harry Horton and Kendall
B, Perkins. at No. 1l2 Rchkopf
Bldg, FL Centre. California.
Dated Oct. 18th. 1926
ROBERT BELL,
L. 90 - y 10 administrator
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
L. A. GROCER COMMITS
SUICIDE OVER MONEY

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10. Jane,
DNorack. 30, former president of Il
chain of groceries in Los Angeles,
was found dead in a gas filled room
of his home here today. Author
iticS who investigated the tragedy
said il was a ease of suicide. attrib.
utmg dcspondcncy and financial
worry rs the motive.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Goodwin to Hang
On January "A
by lnitcd Press Leased Wire

SANTA ANA, Calf, Nov. TO-
The Rev. Philip \. Goodwin, %, has
been sentenced to hang at San
Quentin on January II for the mur-
der OF J. J. Patterson, %. Los Angc-
les bond broker. Judge Emerson
j. Marks, of Orange county superior
court, fixed the date Of the cxecu-
tion after denying Goodwin s plea
for Il new triad. Goodwin was con
victcd last week by a jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
YOUNG MANS DEATH
Is. United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Nov. l0.-Mystcrv to-
day surrounded the cause of tho
death of an unidentified young man
whose body was found ncal Il high
way between here and Sanger late
yesterday. The body was found by
wWkmcn who burned field of
thickcts containing the body. 1t
was charrcd beyond recognition but
had been in the field for approXi
matcly month, according to the
cornncr'S office here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENSE

CRISWEIl. RICHART. - Roy
Huh Criswc,l. -. native Of North
Carolina. and resident of San ricgo
and Bculah Richart. 2l. native of
Kentucky, and resident of San Di.
ego.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
NOTICE

To the honorable board of sun,
rrviSors, do hereby make anpli-
cation to run show. known 90
Rrunk * Comedians, to be run on
the rem acres south Of Main street,
lust outside OF the II Centro ci'''
limits on West Main, as per ordia.
anrc Nu. 81.
BRUNK s COMEDIANS,
Rv Glen u. Rrunk, Manager,
Oct 20 g. \ 5 and 10
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Real Lemonade or Orange.
Paul's, Union Stages De.
aAv

(. P. Building-Thc Knight 3,
as lodge met last evening
|nged for n meeting To be
| |iav evening of this week.
! |lgc coukiing, attorney for
/, will hc present and hata
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

y Frcnchman who has played n
cornct for 20 years is candidate
Tor Legion of Honor medal. lie
ought to have onc--if he escaped n.
rest all that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

The new plant of the Exchange
Orange Products Company at On
tario, San B"rNardino county, will
be occupied November 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Charles Wakefield Cadman.

CHdTICS WdKtIICIu CdUlNdH, IHt
great composer recently wrote Mr..
Todd, director Of the Academy Of
Music ~ have no hesitation in
speaking in supcrlative terms Of
Miss Kay" 5 musicianship, technical
proficiency and qualifications as 4
piaajst and am sure that in what.
ever ro>;ti"n she is placed, she will
m"lr 'hru make good. Every piano
Apr 'uo!S!AI2dns loaI!p ,oV loppn
ouoo irlu imopray op 10 luopnIs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

The Santa Maria Valley, Santa
Barbara county. this year shipped
30 more carloads of lettuce than in
ln.J
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Violin and Band instruments.
Williams Music Studio. Telephone
jJ' adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Doing Road Work - Travi5

between here and san. Diego report
that new granite is being placed on.
the road on the other side of Pine
Valley. Also that pipe is all in for
the purpose of supplying water for
work on the roadway from .Jacumba
to the Mountain Springs grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

..w;n attend lhe. siaitotl 'g.ashifnsss
ton football game at the Stanford
't 10 tar 4HA3f'Faft H1.a& Efta -a.r y
Stadium ar Pal0 Nito.- .r~--+s
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

The sewer farm Of Pasadena. Los
Angeles count.S~r marketed 100000
pounds of Baby Lima beans this
wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
'hy Mix Brackenbury. Dane.

Fhy MIX braCken Dury. Dancr
Ffuctor. 5JS Adams. Phone
HA adv
sa
For Examination. j Jerome
a colorcd boy, aged l6 years,
police court this morning.
|leged to have threatened to
mother, and was taken in
He was turned over to
pm Officer Swanson toN be
4 for insanity.
re Prepared to take care Of
hde, anything in the way Of
and frycrs. Give us Il trial.
rodd, lOS2 Woodward Ave-.
pc. adv
Ry Man Here.-W. W. Eos
freight agent of the San
arizona at San Diego, is in
looking after business for
panv while ID. &. Ramsey,
K freight agent, is making Il
Arizona territory.
B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
specialist. Davis Bldg.
, by appointment. Phone
adv
AIRY Findley, specialist in
of eye, ear nose and
2-34 bay Bldg. Phone
adv
lg Tonight at the City Park
southern Club Orchestra
Legion Carnival. All
fun. adv
Enlistments. Il. f.. Light
y recruiting officer at the
+. has received notification
cnliStmcntS for service
in the United States or for
'orts, and will acccp. candi-
the army at his office III
office. He expects soon
e Il visit from Ma ior Med
JOS Angeles, when plans will
for an intensive recruiting
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Case Continued.-Thc case against
Max Spcllman, charged with u
statutory cffcnsc was continued one
week in department one of the su,
pcrior court this morning due To the
appearance of the states wit
ness. Il boy residing in Bakersfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Rccapture Fugitive. +. +. Irmo

Rccapture Fugitive. b. T.. Lemons
who WAS given f.nc of 5000 some
time ago in court here aud cScapcu
without paving his fine or serving
his sentence, has been recapturcd
and is in Jail to scrv" out his com.
mitmcut.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

a;ticlcs of Incorporation of tine
h,ulding association ready for con
,'dcration. With the adoption of
Sac articles work will proceed as
soon as details can be arranged for
tn" proposed row building o. pro2.
cry owned by the lodge west of the
courthouse.
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Orange. Phone 411W. adv
Cantaloupe Bedding or other trac.
tor work. Roy l.. Hayes. CalcNico.
Ihono '3%. adv
Divorce Cases-Suit for divorce
has been flied by Nick Simakis
against Mary Smakis. Dcscrtion
is charged. Hearing in the case Of
-tlicc NJ. Johnson vs.. Charles :.
jGhns"n will be given Nov. II on
IN application to show cause why
a'imonv should b" reduced from,
80 per month to 80. The plain
TIFF also asks for custody of II min
or child.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Doctor w. E. Lyons, osteopath,
ihlSirlan ~ Surgeon, Dunawav
Bldg, Phones, office 737. Res "a.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Mrs. Vera Rodriguez. aft.

Mrs. Vera Rodriguez. after two
years local work in marcclling, is
now prepared 10 do first class work
at her home. Marcelling soc; hair
cutting Joc; shampooing 3jc; No. 1,
Park View Apts. Phone 231W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Pythian Sisters Rummage Sale.
Saturday. the 18th. iO9 Main st. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Special Chicken Dinner tomorrow
n Liberty Cafe. Zoe. 800 Main adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Thirteen Speed Violations,

Thirteen Speed Violations. - II
was an rnluck% day for speed vio-
latorS in Justice Mayficld' court
this morning. thcrc 'being thirteen
cases d0ckrtcd. There were two
forfciturcS and one paid fine of
$50. Others were continued ana
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Pythian Sisters Rummagc Sale.
the 18th. 100 Main st. al
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

DR.. Foncannon, OStcopath. Room
%. Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

DR.. p. L. Palmer. Cniropractor
Painless System. Rooms u -. Sank
ef Ita'y E,dG patr6. Is and
5ssW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

DR.. Amy Lyons, CSteopath, 7O+
SO. Fifth St. Phone IA. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

AIRY Findley, specialist in
OF eve, ear nose and
'o-34 Dav Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
specialist. Davis Bldg.
by appointment. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Shipment Jones Sausage due
Thursday. Better get Your order in.
\. NJ Williams. Phone COS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

lg Tonight at the City Park
southern Club Orchestra
u Legion Carnival. All
fun. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

The Southern Club Orchestra is
PLAYING at the American Legion
dance tonight i'm City Park. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Try Torl.en Beauty Treatment.
Plri,i'unr Hcauty Shoppc. Trlc.
-. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10
Two Narcotics Held

Two Narcotics Willie But
Ter and William Harris. charged
with violation Of the narcotic laws.
are at the county jail, having been
arrested by Deputy L. $. Marshal
iiartShom and Deputy Mcclellan az
Yuma yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Fresh Sailed Almonds. 41.0o per
pound. y, NJ. Williams Phone COB
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

IRE Prepared to take care Of
hde, anything in the way Of
and frycrs. Give us trial.
rodd, lOS2 Woodward Ave-.
CG. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-10

Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Orange. Phone 411W. adv
Evening star., 1926-04-27
-SURPRISE HOME
HEARkEN, ALL IE HAPPY NEWLY MARRIED
H(-SBA\DSt

At last have found that Dream Home for newlyweds;
home that you safely buy the sly without showing
Friend Wife first Haven't YOU often thought OF home like
that Veil here sa revelation modern architecture
with the best materials obtanabe planned by master
with subtle and thoroughness that leaves nothing
wantingdivinng every thought whinl
desire of those OF cultured And this little mind
might termed paata in miniature comprising six
dainty beautiful baths and social den in
basement The and only price is $2OO; arranged
home which took first national
better homes. be by special appointment only
PHONE MAIN 54S2-TILL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Def TACHED HOMt T..
TWO-CAR GARAGE

Splendid northwest location; near car
line. Front porch fun length of house
Five rooms and tile bath on first floor:
-four rooms and bath on second floor. Open
fireplace in living room. Chestnut trim
throughout. Hardwood floors. pantry, very
large closets. Hot-water heat and electric
lights. Large front and rear yards, fenced
in. Shade trees and garden. Two-car ga
rage. Owner must sell and for quick sale
viii take S1e.950. 81 800 cash payment
and convenient terms on balance.
ECKINGTON.
NEW HOME.
one short block from care and Rhode
Island avenue hus line. Tapestry brick
home. Six rooms and bath. Large double
porch. Hot-water heat, electric lights. hard
wood floors and trim Plenty OF closet
space. Lot $50 feet decp running to paved
alley. Price. $3.50, with $500 cash. Easy
terms on balance.
CHEVY CHASE.
a wonderful home a. q very low price
Ideal location. lust one block west Of Con
necticut avenue. Oriental cream stuc"o
construction. Beautiful living room with
open fireplace large bright dining room
and up-todate kitchen on first floor five
bedrooms and two baths on second floor
Third floor has finished maids room. Cedar
closets throughout. Frigidaire system and
many other attractive features Garage to
match house. Lot $50 feet deep. Price
only S17.950. on reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1926-04-27

Sl2OOO-TAKOMA PARk.
A beautiful detached corner house on lot
streets are paved and surroundings are at
tractive. Seven large rooms. oak floors.
tiled bath. inclosed sleeping porch and un-
usual decorations. A most attractive house
and worthy Of your immediate inspection.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc,
1916 st. NV. Fr. 567S.
Phone service until Pm
Evening star., 1926-04-27
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM.

SHANNON & LUCHS. INC.
OFFER FOR SALE THESE FIVE UNUSUAL. HOMES.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
RANDOLPH STREET NV.

Situated only one-half block from 14th
street. brick home, @2 feet wide; concrete
front porch: first floor has large reception
hall. living room. dining room. kitchen AMI
bie rear porch there are four bedrooms and
two complete baths ON second floor. ALSO
sleeping porch: hardwood floors and trim
hot-water heat and elActricity; screens and
awnings: large lot with twO-car garage.
81 O0n
Evening star., 1926-04-27

"WHAT WOULD YOU DO TO MAKE $1,000 AT ONCE"
Detached dconerln il ChevyC on
pillars match house has o9 full
Evening star., 1926-04-27
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

ON Massachusetts, avenue northeast. a
practically new tapestry brick home. colonial
front six we'll proportioned rooms. tile
bath: large rear porch and Elass-ncoscd
sleeping porch Hot-water heat and cIec-
trcity. Large yard with shade trees. This
is rare opportunity as houses Of this
type are seldom offered for sale in this
locality. Price only So $50 Reasonable
terms Unusual circumstances compel
owner TO sell
Evening star., 1926-04-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MT. PLEASANT.
S12,ISO.

A pretty colonial home overlooking Rock
Creek Park: concrete front porch. six
rooms. tile bath. concrete back porch, glass
lnclosed sleeping porch large noorcd attic.
Maids room in basement oak floors, hot
water heat and electric lights large rear
yard with a two-car brick garage paved
alley and street arcessl BILE to all con-
veniences; bus line in front o. house. Mod
crate cash payment aud 500 per month
makes all payments on balance.
Evening star., 1926-04-27

!. MILLER,
Main 1870.
In Vicinity of 18th and r
SITS. NV.
S2l5OO
Large tapestry brick house. consisting OF
narlor. dining room. kitchen. pantry on hrst
on second floor. four bedrooms and bath on
third floor.
Cleveland Park Homes.
$4,000.
Detached. six rooms and bath; garage !:
beautiful shrubbery.
S10.eo0.
spacious grounds. with beautiful trees and
shrubbery: garage.
Miller-built home recently completed. con-
sisting of six rooms and bath.
Brookland and Northeast.
$4,000
A magnificent detached home on large lot
150xl5o. with brownstone retaining walls:
beautiful trees. shrubbcry and lawns. House
consists of IL rooms. oak floors throughout: :
\O-Koi heater Three-fioor garage, 1nclud-
rg serv ants quarters. Two beautiful drive
ways approaching garage.
$1,000.
Large eight-room house. including four
bedrooms: lot 53x1 30: garage.
$1,000
Brick house. completed within last year:
contains six rooms and bath: easy terms can
he arranged.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE.
S1SS0O

AlII j \IIIA.JIs,
S15,5OO.
Extremely charming DETACHED DUTCH
lot Just of Conn. ave; center hall plan. con
tanning seven cheerful rooms, featuring large
conservatory. with .Textone finish. open fire
and mahy appealing features; GARAGE. A
rare opportunity at the price quoted.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
1921 EYE ST. NV. MAIN ":65
BE SURE TO SEE OUR
SUNSHINE HOMES
MICHIGAN
PARK.
18th and Taylor SITS. NE.
Semi-detached Brick Homes
Built to Last.
Four Bedrooms.
Dining and Sleeping Porches.
Lot 81 Feet Front.
Over 100 Sold.
Telephone or call for booklet or
tahG take '.Brookland car to end of route.
w. WALTER VAUGHN,
Bullder-Owner. Potomac 22OO.
Riggs-Semmes Bldg,
Dupont Circle.
Gruver Northwest Homes.
Mt. Pleasant.
& rooms baths. Gear garage facing
Rock Creek PARK. 3119 Adams Mil I'd.
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B. II. GRJNER.
OWNER BUILDER MAIN 1870.