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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
Mrs. LETITIA 9. WADDEY

Funeral services for Mrs. Letitia
Cole Waddcy. so years old, ma
tive of Washington, are being h-ii
this afternoon at her late resi-
dence, 500 jefferson Ave.. Rfverdale,
Md, with the Rev. w. nj. Topping
pastor OF Riverdale Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Interment will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. with
Order of Eastern Star rites at the
grave by Ruth Chapter, of Hyatts-
Vile.
Mrs. Waddy died Wednesday at
her home of a. heart attack after
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
caroIine Road valued

Tor rate.Inal1ing purposes. the
Interstate Commerce Commission
today placed a final valuation as
q june so. 1915, of ss77,o77 on the.
property of the Carolina and Ten
sessse Southern Railroad.
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100 DROWN AS
FERRY SINKS
BY international News service

LONDON, Aug. n. One hundred
persons are believed to have been
drowned when ferryboat capsized
in the Megna river, q tributary Of
The Gauges. according to q dispatch
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Augustus Jackson. 10. and Gather
Kemp, is. The Rev. c. II. Fox.
Otis r. Jenkins. 81 Of Herndon, Va,
and Ruth A. Lukens rs. The Rev.
F. J. Lukens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

today from Noakhaiil, Bengal.
India.
The ferry was crowded with hun.
dreds Of natives when the vessel
capsized.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
MRS. JOHN H. BELL

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances
Neal Bell, 20 years old. for more
than IS years a resident Of Wash
inston. are being held this after.
noon at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs, Bates Warren, 2029 Connecticut
Ave. N. W., with the Rev. J. w.
Duffey Jointly officiating with DIR.
Dawson. Of American University.
Intermert win be private.
Mrs. Bell died Wednesday eve.
ming OF a heart attack at the home
of her daughter. She was taken
III three weeks before while summer
ing at Atlantic City, where she
had gone July i. She was brought
to this city August 10, but death
followed.
Born in New Bern, N. c.. on
September Is, 1856. Mrs. Bell lived
the greater part OF her life in that
city, where she married John III.
Bell. Soon after, she came here
to live.
she vas q charter member Of a
Mt. Pleasant M. e. Church. chang
Foundry M e. Church. to which
cAc USA0h6Su ~ $40
death.
Surviving her are her husband
real estate and insurance opera.
tor, with offices in the Southern
Railway Building: two sons. David
w. and George Neal Bell. OF Wash.
ington, and four daughters, Mrs.
Warren and Mrs. Joseph Darlington
Wright, both of this city; Mrs. w.
~ a. D.
and Mrs. Frederic W. Harvey, Of
Ardmore, Pa. $50
MISS MARY AGNES KELLY
Funeral services for Miss Mary
Agnes Kelly, so years old, win be
held tomorrow morning at, Holy
Trinity Church, where requiem
mass 1t to be celebrated at 8
O'Clock. Interment will be in Bal.
timore.
Miss Kelly died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital Of
injuries sustained when she fell
Tuesday at the Catholic Home for
Aged Ladies, 3043 .P st. N. W..
where she had been living for
some time. Surviving her is her
niece, Miss a. i. Kelly, of BaIti-
more. who Is IN charge of TIE
funeral arrangements.
BIRTHS
Jules c. and Viola c. Flood. boy.
oden ana Nellie catterton, boy.
Robert and Irma Lawry, girl.
George r. and Mary Tavenner, boy.
Henry and Pearl Foley, boy.
Frank G. and Annie Kerns. boy.
Yelmont ]. and Lucy D. Fabre. boy.
Clarence e. and Gladys A. Casssil,
Fl. Lewis and Josephine Robey, boy.
Marry r. and Grace B. Yocum, boy.
Harry T. and Hilda 81. Whelan. girl.
Frank and Verda A. MoZingo, by
Karl e. and Regina ]. Schoenharr.
boy.
John e. and TheIma L. BonIni. boy.
Raymond D. and Rose K. Jeffries.
girl.
James j. and Margaret J. GeIIs, gIrI
William and Nettie Wells, girl.
Lacy L. and Sarah F.. Tyree, boy
John H. and Mary NJ. Wilson, girl
William and Opal Marshall, gill.
Charles and Mary williams, girl.
George and Rosa Gaskins, boy.
Edward and Lena Jones. girl.
George w. and Wi1hermina Hazel,
Joseph T. and Aletha F. Hammond.
Herman s. and Carrie E. richardson.
james B. and Eleanor HockAcay,
girl.
stewart r. and Lena Rucksr. boy.
Sarleeta and Lena Moon, boy.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
Germans Do Not Think
Ex-Kaiser Will Return

Berlin, Nov. 10 R)-The German
betting odds are strongly against ex-
Emperor William and his wife ever
taking up their abode on the Prus-
sian country estate reserved to them
for life as a potential residence IN
the settlement between the State OF
Prussia and the Hohenzollerns.
1t is generally agreed, however.
that it was quite natural for the ex-
Kaiser to pick the particular place
he selected, as Bad Homburg. where
the estate and castle are located,
has long been famous as a resort to
which royalty flocked for health and
recreation.
Not only did members OF the Ger
man royal families frequent Bad
Homburg in the old days. but the
late King Edward VII OF England,
then Prince of Wales, began coming
to Bad Homburg in 1882. For a long
period he spent several weeks there
every year drinking the curative
waters. The English colony that
followed was for years the most nu-
merous one from abroad.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19

under construction. Short detour
around bridges. Short delays at
steam shovel.
New Hartford, Village OF New
Hartford, route II. Bridge is under
construction. Shoulders incomplete.
Norfolk, Norfolk West Norfolk
road, route II, is under construction.
Short detour at bridge In Norfolk.
Plymouth, Bull Head road, bridges
are under construction. Short detour
around bridges.
Salisbury, Lakeville Millerton
road is under construction. Detour
posted.
Thomaston, approaches to Rey-
nolds bridge, route s, is under con-
struction. No detours.
Torrington, Torrington Norfolk
road, route 322. Bridge Is under
construction. Short detour around
bridge.
Torrington, Torrington Goshen
road T. l.. bridge at West Torring-
ton. Road open for travel
Vernon and Tolland, Tolland
Turnpike, no route number, is un-
der construction. Road closed in Toll
land. Short detour.
Windsor Locks, route 10, bridge
is under construction. No delay to
traffic.
Pennington, Scott Swamp road Is
under construction. Road closed to
traffic. Detour posted.
Bloomfield, Bloomfield bridge on
route 10, is under construction. No
delay to traffic.
Bloomfield, Wash Brook bridge Is
under construction. No delay to
traffic.
Hartford Springfield road, route
10, in the towns Of Windsor and
Windsor Locks Is under construc-
ton. Through traffic from Hartford
to Suffield and Springfield detour at
Windsor going through Poquonock
and Suffield over the recently fin
ished state road.
Manchester, Center street, route
5, Is unQeF COHSll uCtioI' NV ueldy ~
traffic. Short detour.
Newington, Newington New Brit
ain road is under construction but
is open to traffic.
Newington and West Hartford,
Willard street and Newington road
is under construction, but is open
to traffic.
East Windsor, route 2. Bridge is
under construction. No delay to traf-
fic.
Berlin, Beckley Crossing is under
construction, but is open to traffic.
Canton, Cherry Brook bridge,
Hartford Winsted road is under
construction. No delay to traffic.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
Road Conditions
In Connecticut

Road conditions and detours in the
state Of Connecticut made necessary
by highway construction and re-
pairs announced by the State High
way Department as of November IT,
are as follows:
New Canaan Poundriage Road,
route 1874, is under construction,
slight delay to traffic.
Fairfield Old Kings Highway Is
under construction. Slight delay to
traffic.
Westport and Fairfield Boston
Post Road, route /. Grading is I'M
der contract from Blacksmith Shop
to Round House. No delay to traffic.
Westport and Fairfield Buckley
Bridge, route l, is under construc-
ton. No delay to traffic.
Westport Wilton Road is under
construction. No delay to traffic.
Fairfield Mill River Bridge is I'M
der construction, route /. No delay
to traffic.
West Haven, Milford and Orange
Milford Turnpike, route /. Con-
crete road is under construction. No
delay to traffic.
Waterbury and Cheshire Ches-
hire Waterbury Road, route 323.
Shoulders are under construction.
No delay to traffic.
Durham Nortford, route 112, is
under construction. One way traffic
past green concrete for one mile.
Old Saybrook, route l. One way
traffic for one-half mile.
Marlboro Hebron, six miles I'M
| der construction. Does not interfere
with traffic. Through traffic advised
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
Scots Prefer Whiskey
STRAIGHT: Not Cocktails

Aberdeen. Nov. 10 R-The cock
tail has lost its hold in Scotland.
Whiskey straight is taking Its
place.
Lord Salvesen, former Judge OF
the Scottish bench. says the cock
tail in London is more popular than
at any other time. but the cocktail
novelty in Scotland has entirely
worn off.
THE chief cocktail consumers In
London" said Lord Salvesen, an
nouncing the passing of the cocktail
habit mere, ARE women. and silly
men, who like to do something
merely because they think 1t IS
smart or because the other fellow
does it. The Scot does not care for
mixed drinks and never will"
England has a save our rivers
drive.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
to avoid this road.

to avoid this road.
Newtown Bethel Road, route
1853, grading and macadam con-
struction is under way. No detours
necessary.
New Milford Gaylordsville bridge
route 1874. Work on the new bridge
and approaches are under way. A
short detour necessary.
Norwalk Danbury Road, route
126. Grading and concrete construc-
ton under way. Detours posted
where necessary. One way traffic
past green concrete.
Ridgefleld Main street and Dan
bury Road, route 1876. Concrete con-
struction under way. Detours arc
posted as necessary.
Roxbury Depot Bridge, route
1926. Work on the new bridge foun.
dalton has commenced. No detours
| necessary.
Norwich Putnam Road, route II
| Grade crossing being eliminated In
Plainfield, short detour.
Norwich New London Road
route u. in the towns of Waterford
and Montville is under construction
Open to traffic Through traffic will
avoid this work by using the Nor
wich Groton Road on the east side
of the Thames river.
East Lyme. route /. On the Post
Road the Golden Spur Bridge is be-
ing reconstructed. Detour posted.
Hallville Road in Preston, route
179. Surfacing being placed; detour
posted. ..E
Eastford. Eastfor Kenyonville
road is under construction, short de-
tour around bridge.
Woodstock, w. Woodstock S
Woodstock road is under construc-
ton, grading being done. open to
traffic.
Chaplin, route 101. Bridge at
South Chaplin Is being constructed
| No detour.
Bridge over Quinebaug river
route IA. at Wauregan is under
construction. Temporary bridge is in
use. ......
Sterling, route 1913. Bridge is be-
ing reconstructed. Temporary bridge
is in use. ...
Canaan, South Canaan Lime
Rock Road, route 1874, is under con-
struction. Detour at South Canaan
end.
Burlington Center Road is under
construction. Short detour around
two bridges.
Hartland, East Hartland Noun
tain Road, route 1873, Is under con-
struction. Present road is open for
travel.
Harwinton Burlington Road is
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
PEPPERY SCANDAL
news is WANTED
Japanese Press Delights in
These Stories

Tokyo. Nov. 10 @-Peppery
scandal, with all the details set forth.
is choice bit OF newspaper fare in
Japan.
Libel laws are unenforced, and
while there are regulations to pro-
test the editorially injured citizen.
these are rarely invoked owing to
fear of retaliation. The love affair
of a prominent member Of the Diet
and a pretty geisha girl are consid-
cred public property and salacious
philanderings frequently receive
front page headlines.
Few Making Money
With few exceptions most OF the
newspapers in Japan are barely
making a living. 1t has been esti-
mated that the publisher of a new
newspaper in this country, of any
real pretentions, must be prepared to
lose about S1,000,000 before he can
expect to show profit. The result
Is that most OF the journals are fly
by-night affairs, watched closely by
the police and operating on a day.
to-day basis.
There Is a strict censorship of
newspapers in Japan. News articles,
editorials or other writings consider
ed inimical to the government, the
public and society in general are
banned. When any event occurs
that the authorities think is bad for
publication, a blanket order of pro-
hibition Is sent to every newspaper.
Almost all the papers still use dunn
my editors or publishers whose job
it is to be fined or imprisoned should
the newspaper overstep the bounds.
Type Setting by Hand
Until recently very little foreign
news, except of China, was publish
ed by the Yernacular press, the rea-
son being that the readers did not
care for it. An effort is being made
to educate the readers in the value
Of foreign dispatches, but publishers
declare it is a difficult task.
All type-setting must be done by
hand, about 5000 different charac-
tiers being necessary for the print
ing of single edition. Consequent
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1926.

Bloomfield, route 10, is open to
traffic, shoulders incomplete.
Colchester, Hartford New Lon
don road, route IT. Resurfacing OF
concrete road, one-way traffic Tor a
short distance during the day.
Harwinton Plymouth. Poland
Brook road, no route number, ROAD
is under construction, traffic passing
through.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-19
/ ly, the papers Of Japan are much less
bulky than those in America
Use Promotion Schemes

Advertising space is smaller in
proportion. No newspaper in Japan
depends altogether on circulation or
advertising for it's revenues. They
operate promotion schemes. adver-
Using and sales agencies. selling a
variety Of things from automobiles
to typewriters, and promoting any
thing from prize fight to new
play. Many are subsidized by poll
ticians and business interests. The
price Of the best dailies is about Y
cents.
Photographs and rotragravure sec
tons, motion picture news and radio
columns are popular. There are
newspapers specializing on news
matter and advertising of interest to
women, and one features daily
"children's columns"
Evening star., 1926-09-30

I sALE-INvEsTsfENT PROPERTY.
CpsnulluoO
GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY, VERY vALU- II
sSf ssn 0s Soek aoet .osS GEsk reF
soUSIR2 iI2 2EAsT8f'T44P ANP STAPLE
srlSSins RSwnsoMn " 8 sfGas $50 aye YeaaIs. AS.
MAI. ss,s fazsxssSfs ffxsRf&#Hsr EaARHHsH BLDG
HONE fsoa AER calvers aSstsSNESi 81. NV.
Sig large rooms and two baths; all mod Cd
i Value. To To Se0 Be- soned commercial; % price low
,,os vermont %AthE Ay. & Nv. WV Main lo2eo.
18th ST. SOUTH OF sHEPHERD-MOD-
easily converted into stores or ofiices: rental
will be 81 800 per annum: price. s17."5o
three ssfs'nniS brsk sSs s, Psnts over 81 500
per annum: less than $4,000 on your
N; Sth and Gnsw.-Three a:.to,y brick .:;,ns
sale viii .acr,nss for So. 80 on easy term.
or cell separately.
brick S r.n. and 5000 Es5A pse annS@ .s
brick ., r.Sis sHq sfosS osr .1Ds% 1.,
time offered at low price. $3.50 on your
terms.
Mr. end and D se-Three 2-story frames:
rental 1856 per annum: give-away At
Nr. 18th and Bennings rd n.e-Four
2,story, frames: rental. $s4O per annum;
clear: less than So. 800. terms to suit.
Prominent cor. line in BrightwOOd
Commercial zone: large lot: Groom houee:
etc. A eive-away at $3.50; rental would
he cheap at So, 80
Nr. North Cap and Fla. ave.-Store and
broom apt: garage space: vacant; rental.
Sos per month: cheap at $3.50. on terms.
Mr. 18th and Church n;w.-8-room
brick low rental at S3B6 per an1um: priced
TO sell a. $4,000. on terms.
Mr.. 9Th and c s.e-6-room brick rental
about $500 per annum: price. S3.260.
Mr.. Sherman ave. and Barry pl.-6-room
brick: rental. $500 per annum; sive-away
at $3.50 on terms.
All of the above are put on the market
a. speculative prices and will yield a big
net return on the cash required. number
ran he traded. Inspect and submit your
offer.
N. F.. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 45aT. 1929 st.
Columbia 1877. 3t1S 14th st
Evening star., 1926-09-30
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

RADNOR HEIGHTS. VA.-BUNGALOW 4
rooms and large screened front and Sleeping
porches: large corner lot; electricity: close
TO car line. 20 minutes from Treasury; i'm
mediate possession. Rent. $35. Col. n526.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OWNER MUST SACRIFICE s-RoOM HOUSE
situated in beautiful suburb of North Wood
side Md, one mile from District line: 20
minutes from heart Of Washington: on eof-
st. extension: house two years old. in excel
lent condition throughout modern improve
on second floor: living room, running entire
length of house; center hall, dining ROOM d
back porches. basement with built-in ga;
rage ioored attic house Tsather ,ts s9 so0
For inspection phone Mr.. SCHUERMANN,
Main 4k33 or Woodside 1876 No agents
Evening star., 1926-09-30

5-ROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL; NEAR
school, stores and car line; very nice ne eh-
borhood; $50 per month. Col. 9S72. Adams
Evening star., 1926-09-30

NEW BUNGALOW, MODERN IN EVERY
way: Cottage City. Md; rent. $40. Gall
Evening star., 1926-09-30
TAKOMA PARK

$6,500-Most attractive old-fashioned
house. with old-fashioned grounds. 8 rooms
and bath all improvements. h.-w. heat. g
car garage. Sale or rent. Terms to suit.
S7,060-A most attractive bungalow of
fve large rooms and bath. built-in garage.
Lots of ground, so by $50. on very quiet.
paved. residential street. Ideal for chill
dren Very easy terms.
A house in the District. Z rooms and
sleeping porch. for rent or sale. A very sub
stantia1 home on car line. with all improve
ments. h.-w. heat at practically your own
terms. Garage.
R. d. LILEIE,
Laurel and Carroll Aves. Takoma Col sS28.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
CHERRYDALE. VA. SO HARRISON ST
Detached double house: each side large
S33 90 each per month. Tel. Clar. S9-W-1.
1s
AT HATFIELD STATION. NEAR FORT
Myer Va-6-room bath bungalow. j. T.
MALVIN, owner 800 Arlington ave. Claren-
don. Va. Phone 1852.
BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch garage all M j.. immediate posses
sion Apply JOHN NJ. PHILLIPS. 100 Elm
ave. Takoma Park. Md. 30'
NEAR FORT MYER-BUNGALOw.4 RMS.
nS oeF fqem Minutes from Treas
ury. Rent. S23. Col. 1895. 30'
Evening star., 1926-09-30
RENT-W AREHOlSES.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

60 ACRES. 12 MI FROM CITY. CLOSE TO
trolley and paved road: basement barn;
large family orchard. garden. wOodlot well.
spring stream: no house: $4,000: terms.
Owner. w. A. SHERMAN. r. g. Vienna; Va.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW. COTTAGE
City Md: rent $40 per month. Call ownen-
Evening star., 1926-09-30
'V\\TED-LOTS

lot WANTED iN OR NEAR CITY. VICIN-
Fy GafxnG0n. Va. preferred; trade for
house or b:rg' low in Lyon Park, Va. BOSS
TRADE OAKLAND TOURING CAR. NEWLY
painted I'm. good Tor clear lot. ground
diamond or equity in small house. Call Co
~
Evening star., 1926-09-30
SAT.E-FARMS.

90 ACRES--aOO 5.YEhR.OLD APPLE
trees. Grimes. Stayman aud Delicious two
acre mature orchard all Kinds fruit: 25
acres timber; good land. good water. good
CITY close 20 trolley and paved road. Price
S14 600: terms OVNEK. W. A. SHER-
MAN. r 2. Vienna Va.
25 ACRES-WILL MAKE JUST THE
suburban home you want. Plenty of grass.
small stream wood for fuel: schools near;
by. % m'nu'es drive to D. line Good
80 900 Terms w. B. WALTERS. Fair
land Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

CLARENDON.
Attractive 5r. & bath. modern bungalow,
one square to Wilson blvd. and car line.
Lot 75x12O IT.; shade, gear garage: Price
S6.95O.O 90. cash $3.50 90 balance monthly
ON WILSON BLVD.
5r bath. modern house; large corner
lot, beautiful oak trees: one mile from Key
Bridge: convenient location. Price So, ,5OO.OO
Small cash payment.
LYON VILLAGE.
Beautiful. new Or & bath tile. house.
ami. hardwood floors. fireplace front
side porches; large lot on corner: garage.
Price $9.S5O.00 on reasonable terms. This
is a bargain.
erty in nearby Virginia. consult our Clar-
endon Office, open until 9:30 pm.
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Clarendon 1880 1904 Wilson Blvd
Evening star., 1926-09-30
WANTED-ACREAGE.

IF YOUR FARM is FOR SALE SEE NE
/ may get you better price under my plan
of snbdividing and selling at public auction
JOHN c. WAGNER.
Real Estate at Auction.
33o Woodward Bldg Main 451.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAI1 ESTATE LUANS.
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORT
cages on property in the District Of CoIum-
Realtor Line. 346. 30s Pa ave. se.
Two DAYS TO DELIVER MOEEY-2nd
COLEMAN. i4io G st. NV Franklin $685.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
In any amour. az prevailing interest. JESSE
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. c. real estate: prevailing interest
sToNE & FAIRFAX. 800 18th 81. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR
or years to be secured upon fret mortgages
made in washington and nearby MARYLAND
and Virginia on @pe 1o-year monthly install.
mortsage in case OF death Of the borrower.
z. OF INCY SMITH. INC: 909 16th.
Your Money in 'rhree Days.
2-d i..ls4s n e Nd and Va
Evening star., 1926-09-30

5-R.. BATH BUNGALOW, AMI: BUS LINE
Lee Highway. Rent, $3.50 mo. Call Clar
Evening star., 1926-09-30

WE HAVE. MONEx ~, LOAN ~, VIZ
estate. estate Consult US about construction loans
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
14O7 New York Ave. Main 11eo.
Ist, TRUST LOANS. vA.--S%. YEARS
30 s5ss: 1sS; wa:Alss.sn is years A:1.a
WANTED At ONCE, 2nd TRUST NOTES
in amounts from $500 up; immediate ac-
'0n, oo. 'easv'4SH ,a.s SHAs; ! D. sAaER. Maj, 20.
S5OO,OOO to Loan on 1st, End and
3rd Trusts.
From lilo years. To be paid In small
eordfns ssshS Gs To W} your income small loan. as
Rates Surprisingly Low.
Our plan entirely different Strictly con-
ice. To save time. bring with you. II Dos
sible. deed: certificate Of title, mn
OPEN FROM m: TO Pm.
DR.. A. HENRY,
Third Floor to the Right Of Elevator.
3l6-312 Bond Building. Nu
s'w' Corner of Nam iasn iooas' a%s J. y Ave. NV.
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.
Loans at Lowest Interest Rates Through
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1913 Vermont Ave. NV. Main 476:
MONEY TO LOAN SECURED BY 1st AND
the District OF Columbia.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th Street NV.
Main C24h
Evening star., 1926-09-30
AND INvEsTMENT
WAPLE & LEWEY.
1lAk Xarmonf Ave- n w Main

Six IarRe rooms and two baths; all MOD
ern improvements: newly decorated through
out. This property is bound TO enhance In
value. To be zoned commercial: price low:
Evening star., 1926-09-30

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Corner-8 rooms and bath: lot 100 feet
Seven rooms. attic. gear garage. fruit: 75-
foot front: $500. Five rooms. a acre
land 5000. All excellent values. Owner
rooms. hwd. floors, h.-w.h.. tiled bath. fine
gas range: back porch shade on paved st.
! So chain stores and cars: reasonable to re-
fined people.
327 Cedar St. Takoma Park, d. G.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

K ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL--6-ROoM
and bath brick home; very reasonable price.
EDw. p. SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

IIV0 VHFmOIN Ave NW. MHIU IU-UU.
14th. ST. SOUTH OF sHEPHERD-MoD.
easily converted into stores or Offices: rental
will he 81 800 per annum: price. $17.2bO
Evening star., 1926-09-30

MD.-B. e q. AND KOCh-
Vile electric cars, Pretty cottage. electric
Forest GIen@Eight-room house. mod
''''''' JOHN T. KNOTT, a1s F ST.
CONDUIT ROAD-ARTISTIC HOUSE WITH
exceptionally beautiful Lying room, large.
open freplace. many windows 5 h bedroo1ms. s%1sn
did heating plant. incnerator, garage: 9
acres In we'll kept lawns. old trees. flowers;
only about IS minutes drive from White
House. Rent. $3.50 mo-
HERMAN F. GAsCH.
1925 New York Avenue Main 81 30.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

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LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l4O7 New York Ave. Main 1166.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

WANTED Ar ONCE. 2nd TRUST NOTES
in amounts from $500 up; immediate &C.
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