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Evening star., 1926-10-31
Io1 CALLED TO TESTIFY.
More Than Score of Others Yet To
Be Summoned.

SOMERVILLE. y. j., october 80
R)-One hundred and one persons
have thus far hcen subpoenaed to
testify for the State at the trials
here next Wednesday of Mrs. Frances
Stevens Hall and her three male rela'
lives, indicted for murder in the slay-
inss of her husband, Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall, and Mrs. Eleanor NILS.
Inspector John J. Underwood, in max.
Ing the announcement today. said
more than a score remained yet TO
be summoned.
Special Prosecutor Alexa nder Simp-
Aon today again criticized Ralph '.
NJ. Gorsline. who last month under
long questioning admitted that he was
ct the scene Of the killings. but did
not see the. crime committed.
C1orsline, who was VestrNman ana
q choir singer in Mr.. Halls church,
was charged by the prosecutor with
failure to keep an appointment AT
which he was to confront man who
swore that Gorsline actually saw the
Commission of the crime.
Ina statement Mr.. Simpson asserted
that Gorsline and his attorney were
to have faced the witness in his
Office last night. but that neither
appeared.
inspector nderWoOd ana tdp'
Walsh discovered a witness of un
questioned probity and standing" the
Prosecutors statement read, "a man
who worked on the case right after
the murder This witness made an
affidavit that placed Ralph Gorsline
in De Russey's lane the night Of the
murder and identifying the man who
did the shooting"
Jacob r. Lefferts, Gorsline's s LAWYER
the statement added, had agreed tC
produce his client
Gorsline has often been the subject
Of bitter attacks by the prosecutor
who has declared he would seek his
Indictment as an accessory.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
TEXAS TOWNS ONLY
RESIDENT is POLE CAT
Sign Bearing Word Lotion Is
Sole Structure of Center
Started 13 Years Ago.


LOTION, Tex. October 30.-The
sole resident Of Lotion is polecat
the sole structure of the city" is
white sign bearing the word Lotion"
reared high over the plain.
But despite this paucity of citizens
and absence Of buildings. Lotion APP
pears on all good Texas maps, is on
good railroad. has a f1rst-class high
way a its front door and is distin-
guished by a grassy lawn that covers
the whole town.
The town, in face, is one of those lost
hopes that sometimes spring from the
coming of railroad The ground was
laid off as A town site. but the town
never materialzed. That was l3
Years ago.
The railroad was built, the highway
was constructed, the town was named,
but nobody settled there except the
beautifully striped cat. The animal
has been there so long he is accepted
as an institution and remains a sol-
tary ruler of his domain.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS
SMOKE-EATING MACHINE
Big Suction Hose Clears Bcfogged
Rooms to Aid Extin-
guishers.

By the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. October 3o-Min.
neapolis flremen may soon lose the
appellation OF smoke eaters" for they
now have a machine that literally
"eats" the smoke for them at fires.
The device resembles the steamer"
type of fire engine. 1t has boiler
like apparatus with a suction fan at
tached to a hose about Il inches in
diameter. The hose is run into smoke
filled rooms. and the smoke drawn out.
II has proved especially successful in
fighting stubborn basement bazes,
where there is much smoke but little
fire.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
Ex-P0LICE CHIEF GUILTY,

LEWISVILLE, Ark. October 80 up.
Henry Adams, former Texarkana
chief OF police. today was found guilty.
Of rst-degree murder for the shoot
ing Of Bob Smith. Miller County dep
uty sheriff. The jury recommended
life imprisonment. and Judge j. H.
McColeum announced he would pass
sentence Tuesday. Notice Of appeal
was given.
Adams also lie under indictment on
murder charge for the killing Of
Sheriff Lish Barber.
Smith and Barber were slain In the
same night q year ago today.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
COMES BACK AS GUEST.
Former Hotel Employe Now Owns
Chain of Cafes.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 30
Like the old doorman in THE Last
Laugh" who inherited a fortune and
became guest in the hotel where he
was wont to drudge. James Kelly, A
Greek with an Irish name and orig
inally an immigrant from the old
country, came hack to the Hotel St.
Francis the other day, where he
worked as bus boy 13 years ago,
this time as a first-class guest.
My full name was Demetrius
kellys when l arrived in this coun-
try as boy" said Kelly. My friends.
however, soon took up the habit of
calling me Kelly and later Jim
Kelly
''The Irish name seems to have
brought me luck. for 1t was not long
before l was able to open a little res
taurant in the Rocky Mountains. near
my present home of Boise, Idaho.
Good business and perseverance de-
Veloped my small venture into what
is now a f1rst-class chain of cafes
and food emporiums.'
Evening star., 1926-10-31
ROSS CASE WILL CO
TO GRAND JURORS
Taxi Driver, Medical Stu.
dent, Is Released on $1,000
Bond in Sheridan Death.

Despite his vigorous denials that
automobile on North Capitol street,
near Randolph place, on Friday. IA
tally injuring Francis r. Sheridan. 20
years, 1905 North Capitol street,
Charles Andrew Ross, YOUNG. medical
student of 3I6 Eastern avenue. Ia
koma Park. was held for the action
Of the grand jury by a coroner's jury
gathered at the morgue yesterday.
Ross was released on $4,000 bond.
Ross. in testifying at the inquest
into the death OF Sheridan. which
occurred at Sibley Hospital shortly
after the collision, declared that he
was travelling at not more than 20
miles an hour, due to the fact he had
his wife with him, who Is in a deli
cate condition.
Ross Gives Testimony.
In support of his plea that he was
not speeding, Ross stated that had he
been driving 10 miles an hour, as
charged, the heavy taxicab he was
driving would have knocked the auto
mobile of Policeman f. III. Knapp.
S3S r street, in which Sheridan was
riding, clear across the street In
stead. he said, 1t merely locked wheels
Explaining that he was a medical
student and in the last year at school.
Ross declared that he has been driv-
ing a taxicab to enable him 10 pay
for his medical tuition and meet living
expenses.
Frank r. Perraducci. $40 Buchanan
street. who attempted to give Sheri-
dan first aid when the lad made
dash for, Sibley Hospital with his
tugrlar vein cut, testified that he was
sitting in his machine when he heard
the crash. He said that he obtained
an apron from woman and tried
to stay the flow of blood while he
obtained a car to take Sheridan 10
Sbley.
Doctor Tells Of Death.
Sheridan died while on the operating
table, and DIR. l.. y. Recker. who pro
nounced him dead, told the jury his
death was due to laceratiOn, hemor-
rhages and shock.
Ross was driving south on North
Capitol street. and he attributed the
accident to the fact that the streets
were wet, causing his car to skid
Charlotte Ross, wife of the young
medical student. who was with him
at the time of the accident, testified
that she looked at the speedometer
shortly before the crash and it regis
tered between 20 and 25 miles an hour.
She said that she was on her way To
her mothers house. and was in no
hurry, and that she was certain her
husband was not in hurry either.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
GETS NO CAMPAIGN GIFTS.

F.. w. Christman. independent Re
publican Of New York, who Is run
ming for the Senate on dry platform:
Yesterday reported to the Secretary OF
the Senate that he had received no
contributions and had spent S640
The Democratic speakers bureau re-
ported expenditures Of 1885 and had
received no contributions from October
% to October 2S.
The Indiana Anti.saloon League re-
mort cd .hae from October 19 to October
81 il ~ Meived $2.06e and spent H.735:
The Onion Anti.saloon League reported
that from October 20 to October 2S
receipts of $1,1ss and expenditures OF
$1162.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
CONVICTS PICK APPLES.
Business Men Reduce Staffs to Help
in West.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
YAKIMA, Wash, October 30.-Ths
shortage of experienced apple pickers
is so great in the fruit sections of thu
Northwest that prisoners held in this
city Jail here were released to help
in the harvest. All were being held
on lesser charges.
Business men have reduced their
STATS TO permit more helpers in the
orchards. ministers have agreed to cut
short Sunday services and the public
schools have closed for a two weeks
period. Boys and girls OF the fruit
district are faster and better pickers
than the VEST imported workers.
Apples. because of the severe freeze
two weeks ago. are falling in the
Northwest orchards at the rate Of 100,
to 800 carloads day. II II essential
the fruit be picked Immediately.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
HALL WEDDING RING
FOUND IN AUTOPSY
Was Reported Missing Four
Years Ago-101 Witnesses
Called for Trial.
By the Associated Press.

REV YORK, y. Y. October go
An autopsy performed upon the body
of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall. slain
New Brunswick pastor, today brought
20 light wedding ring that had been
believed missing for four years.
The ring, according to DR.. Otto
Schultze medical expert who per-
formed the autopsy, was found on
DR. Halls finger In the investiga-
tion in 1922. which followed the find
ing of the body of the rector and his
choir leader, Mrs. Eleanor Mills, the
wedding ring was reported missing.
Similar reports were circulated dur
ing the present investigation.
Investigators had declared that the
ring was stolen from the rectors
finger as he lay under the crabapple
Aree on the Phillips farm near New
Brunswick, where the bodies were
found.
Besides the ring. the only evidence
DR.. Schultze found, according to a
brief statement made to reporte ers,
were several hitherto unreported
scratches on the minister's body.
DR.. Sckultze will make a formal re-
port to senator Alexander Simpson
prior TO the trial Of Mrs. Frances
Stevens Hall and her brothers.
:'N ilhe and Henry, which will start
an SomervIlle \. j., next Wednesday.
After the autopsy the body of Dr.
Hall was laid to rest again in Green
s1ood Cemetery, Brooklyn. Two pre-
vious auLupsles were made in 1922.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
BY the Associated. Press.


OMAHA, Nebr., October S0.-Golf
has become an evil rather than di-
version among aged inmates of the
Douglas County poor farm.
Not that the old fellows take to drink
in despair over their games. Instead
they hunt for golf balls around the
Omaha Field Club course adjoining the
hospital and sell them to buy liquor.
The situation has become so serious
at the farm hospital that DR.. j. E.
Summers. chief of the hospital staff,
cites it as one Of the reasons why the
Evening star., 1926-10-31
BRITISH MEAT COMBINE
AGAINST u. S. FOE SOUGHT
Agreement to Divide Trade May Be
Weapon Finally Used in Long
Continued Fight.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. October 30.-A new move
is impending in the conflict between
Great Britain and America for con-
troll of the worlds frozen meat mar
kets the Sunday Express says.
The British companies concerned
contemplate new agreement on what
percentage of the trade each should
have. and will then fight the Ameri-
cans. according to the Express. with
united front and combined re-
sources. and they appear to think this
will force the Americans to capitulate.
The British interests concerned are
Nesteys the Smithfield and Argentine
Meat Co. English and Dutch Meat
Co. and the River Plate British and
Continental Meat Co.
War has already been waged for IS
months. at cost Of 6 10 0,000.0 900 to
British interests.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
APPLE WEEK OPENED.
Jardine Receives Basket of Fruit.
Record Crop Reported.

National apple week was opened
Yesterday by Secretary Jardine. r. S.
French, Secretary of the National
League of Commission Merchants,
started the observance by presenting
the Secretary with basket of apples.
Mr.. .Iardine made a brief speech OF
accepta nee.
Lloyd s. Tenny OF the AErlcultural
Department, in radio speech said
il would be difficult to market the
huge apple crop this year
The increase over last years produc-
ton in New York and Virginia alone
is 1,17o, 900 barrels. he said while the
increase for Eastern orchards will ap-
proximate rs per cent.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
SNOW AND COLD WAVE
SWEEP TOWARD TEXAS
Temperature Is 2 Degrees Above
Zero at Leadville, Colo,
In Rockies.


DENVER. October 30.--Lea wing in
it's wake from to inches of
snow, temperatures below freezing
and clea airing skies, the snowstorm,
which has ragged for AZ hours in
Wyoming and Colorado is headed for
New Mexico and Texas
Pueblo, Colo, had inches of
snow during the storm period COM
pared 70 3 inches in Denver. Lead
vile, Cole. high up in the Rockies.
laid claim to the lowest tempera tura
with minimum of two above zero.
cheyenne. Wyo., however, placed a
close second with eight above.
Passage of the storm and lifting of
a dense fog which lay over the two
states found the Fokker monoplane,
Josephine Ford. in which Lieut.
Comdr. Richard f. Byrd flew over the
North Pole and which was snow
bound yesterday at Cheyenne, wing
ing it's way westward toward Salt
Lake City.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
Raises Big Guinea Bean.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLAY CENTRE, Kans., October 80.
A new specimen Of vegetable in the
form of a gigantic guinea bean, re.
sembling a green squash, was lately
being exhibited by T. Thoren. a CLAY
Centre man. 1t grows on climbing
vine. can be boiled like a squash, fried
like eggplant or preserved and pickled
like watermelon.
Evening star., 1926-10-31

The middle ages covered he period
from~A.D 476 to the RefcDlnation In
the sixteenth century.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
DEATH GUN BULLETS MATCH
SHELLS IN SCRIVENER LOCKER

Continued from First Page.)
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RENT-sUBuRBAN PROPERTY.

v
WILL RENT HOUSE AND LAHSDEGoop
dress Box 45sB, star Office.
yEARBY 5adS v,,RPGIHIAisMALI BuTGGAL0w ga CnE
aont5 HiNEs. liz? 10 eo7 3'sn Keat blace GtyHnIs ne
ner G Month. With o@ton nef of Ff hasng ali
sRs G4 }2 F2Ry f fha-s ateAes Aess erS g ROC
F"Oms oat s9d JaSsaan hath nss sn Park Gtss s2es
d1y d%WNEERi j. d2G iaoaS a$oathern Bldg After Sun
shade. q il8e water, auto road, near " { o j.
5 go Rdess A'fg Box f9 ae Sea2ss19S ssr Once
FIVE ACRES LAND, BROOM HOUSE, 10
h nhro9at 9t ttlrT2Iinged ~ woods suitable for
6WAE}E!iKs. Az 4559'Sl"1 ii.w etc. Rent reasonable
2NE 3asso,iJt sutNGALQw ; ROOMS, ATTIC AND
district Inc ceTeiand SSHe1s FSs Sssein No Just eyer
IN HYATTsvMLE. MD--WELL IN
SsS BxyD yiS'S' s. {ESH2k %@Sf 4e''f sao Rs!
galnw; electricity; running wafer in kitchen;
= 5 yosBrR3YF Fan Pals s21 ShnrcS GiOpse3 sR3r4 h0a:
4.RooM BUNGALOW: RUNNING WATER.
sahraef saha hen h3use. IN Mclean; Va; close 70
Cali Or write &is7 Fst T. 'ars nw BUS iihes S"o
,rtAkYnNA IA PARKS ROOM HOUSE; CONDI-
ke o. a~ hSea' @S oer ens srEe
as a* porch porch rsse eea sssS
hENDRiSK Laurel and and "csT carroll A''esn aVes',
NicElY isEs iyryd FqRNsHED Ed FIVE ROOM COT
vs. PESbzEVVRfsR Cabin jSha SSS SsF SF s
2 BUNGALOWS, WITH OPTION TO BUY.
aledt2Hity Tq2ms hath hath concrete cellar porches
acre, other has extra attic room: each $35
month. Hyattsville 672 NJ.
why KEEP YOUR WIFE AND KTDDTFS IN
within one car fare and raise enough garden
STUN to cut your grocery bill In half and
SenenSes SIS and s46 9Sf Address 'fS5R Box Sss ss
3 ROOMS AND BATH. IN CIARENDON.
n'2dR5 2Dp sss SSSi.S'g ave and
FIVE ROOM COUNTRY HOME. LARGE
ss@ EGfRRfRs EsT Ren'h d
ATTRACTIVE. SUMNER COTTAGE. FUR.
abe re1ephone nc Sortn II ls74 1a Ap 5fF{ SOC $a'oP
BAGlNG sa.i, =, -, lf9 EfD9EMooR AND BATTERY
rom june for or ar msafbs F0r to rent rent
ther information phone BeihcEda 81 A.
10 ROOMS. ,ELECTRICI1Yi, GARAGE. on
A. SMITH. Ph. Clar. l24
LARGE s-RO0M BATH HOUSE on 90
acre place; l5 minutes by auto TO Key
Bridge electric lights, running water. ga
frGits. $40 per month on yearly lease
Clarendon s33F.3. -
AT RANDOLPH MD.-STX- ROOM HOUSE
electric light, fruit. about two acres (more
can be hadi near B. o. and Rockville
AT Forest Glen--Eirht-foom house bath
80 80 JOHN +, Knott, Sls F st.
$35-MERRIFIELD. VA ROOMS. 8
acres on Lee Highway.
S30--Pennsylyan ave. extended Sc. near
Fort Dupont-5-rUom house. 10 acres.
THOS. ID. WALSH,
s15 11th st. NV. Main 755S-7559. .
Evening star., 1926-04-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

-
home 2o-ft. front double inclosed porches.
2-car garage. convenient nelGnhorhoou
many uausual features. Bargain price with
7R BRICK. 4 ROOMS AND BATH. SINK
and gas range on 2nd floor; 3 rooms, pan
stairs rents Tor $40: new 3-car brick garage
opens TO wide alley. outlet two ways sult-
rented for $l5: garage rented for 81 mo
PrIce $4,000 small cash payment down
No agents need apply. Cail after 43O p.;ua.
ll05 6. e. ave. sc.
BY OWNER. BELOW CosT----HANDsoME
Ghs,y tIs Chase h9u;s eight '%9
hall price Phone Cleveland aeS6 j.
BARfAGE9%NFG R6 bsos wL SEtsL sE23RM HesRs
only sos month with 81 400 cash Address
Box 4Gl B star Office. .-
SIX ROOM BATH DETACHED, CORNER
ments; hot water heat open fireplace; lot
40x106. 2640 4th st.
GGoNTFo5RTAPELE 5PELE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE sdd
in good nclEhborhood Of fastncreasins
or nus as s e o%NER II EPpFSSsss0 sS 2
LARGE CORNER sBRICK-NINE BRIGHT
roems. bath. elec,; go r. wide. 3 rooms on
rsSng op nsaoe ie ser location
SoO0 cash bal. xb9 80 monthly. OW MEX.
Address Box l00-C. star Office.
NEAR ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD AND
Soldiers Home; easily worth the price that
the owner is asking; it contains 9 rooms
and bath, h..w.h.. cleo. glassed-in sleeping
and breakfast porches and built-in garage !;
lot 20 feet wide. Further particulars. Mr..
GRAYA1TE. Main 1853 74I Princeton pl.
NV.
MT. PLEAsANT-THREE- STORY BRICK.
~ rooms. sleeping pouches. 8 baths, 2-caT
brick garage With living quarters: can be
= had on reasonable terms. See Mr.. Otterness.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1407 n. 7. ave.
Main 1885.
OPEN SUNDAY. TO 8.
Bra1d-new pr. bungalow; has elec Iot
means; will beat paying. rent very low, price
Evening star., 1926-04-04
LYON T. FITCH. INC,
Phones ClareL ION $50. Main 419S.
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CLARENDON VA
HYATTSVILLE HILLS,

-r,,,, l,l,l XArTSVbbLILEE II !. E., HILLSS1 .sb TIVE
New and room and bath bungalows,
with ami. bot-water heat, hardwood floors,
open fireplace. elassed-in sleeping porches,
btliltin garage. laundry trays. large pantry ;
lot 5oxl50; lust the place you are looking
9. B. ZANTZlNGER,
Phone Hyatts. ~. HyattsyilIe. Md
OWNER AND BUILDER.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Opened and lighted evenings until 80
M,
Evening star., 1926-04-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

garage s67 $50 Easy terms. For sale.
Owner. 632 4th IT. ne. Lincoln 1921.
CoLORED-BEFORE BUYING YOUR HOME
see our larEe list Of a m l. houses Black
well Realty CO. 20ll l1th St y 46l7
OPEN 5UNDAY--.fNSPECT 120 TODD PL
ne. Modern colonial brick, large yard.
garage cH"y tnims: fine condition.
COLORED--BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE
OWING to change Of residence-p rooms 2
pains, ami: hardwood floors and trim
iowa Circle terms r. asonnbla
~ rooms, baths ami: complete cellar:
bricK garage wonderful home for a profes-
slon9l man. Call Mr.. Perry. y. 1903.
MT. PLEASANT.
Just west OF l4th 6, on Neytop -.y
arranged home containing bedrooms every
convenience. Owner anxious to sell Rea-
sonable terms
CHfLDRESS.
027 10th st. Main 1898.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Lyon Park Va--Large tile house, 9
rooms. sun parlor. breakfast aiCove, sleeping
porch. attic and bath: hardwood floors;
corner lot.
hot-water heat: lot 60xlS0.
Bungalow--5 rooms, sleeping porch, attic
terms to reliable people-monthly payments
Hike rent S1SI
Evening star., 1926-04-04

lot: garage: fruit. grapes and shrubs easy
Terms. - .
ONLY $3.50.
broom bungalow. bath: ami: h.-wh.
large lot: ~ squares from car stop. Sub
n" your FERRY ROSWELL
Springtime in Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH, VA,
"THE IDEAL SUBURB"
2 Bus and 2 Electric Lines.
Beautiful shady streets, attractive homes,
sinia Hospitality aTait ~ I'D you
Large 4s1Iafssf Ia . sss5a 1906 Cash
New broom stucco bungalow. all modern.
excellent location; 81 snsll n o6o cash payment.
sIeeping porch: large front and rear
porches. recently redecorated inside and out.
and in splendid condition. House located in
street close TO schools. churches, stores. etc
Must be seen to be appreciated. Reasonable
cash payment and terms n0o
Fine fruit farmss 81 as oSS sores: excellen. loc.-
ton small cash payment and terms.
$l00 PER ACRE
g0-acre farm. long frontage on two con-
crete pike roads. 8 miles from city.
M. E. CHURCH,
REALTOR.
Established 1886.
Phone Falls Church, Va, SO.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
TAKE NOTICE

This. splendid Dutch colonial house is sell
,na heloY cost: has four large bedrqoms
hardwood floors. fireplace, h " h. all up
to-datc features: paved street and alley
bargain for some one. Open for inspe ctlon
aag1das arnaas, hpm PErtcH and terms rms, eana to
2lOb Il. / ave ne
Evening star., 1926-04-04

cd In the DISTRICT of Columbia or Maryland
can pay all cash IL bargain, Address Box
1lT-C, star office.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
MUST SELL.

$500 equity for $500 in new. large. g.
room bungalow. in one-fare zone; hardwood
f,o floor built-in garage: f1ll ho2red attic
baltimore pike. In strictly white subdivision
$50 month including all interest. See this
at once; Must leave town. Phone Hyatts-
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 9

Brand-new 5-r bungalow; has cleo. lot
50x1SO to alley: for family of moderate
means. will beat paying rant; very low price
and easy terms 1l5 Yuma st. Sc. See IT
today.
G. Il. G1LBREATr & son. 1888 n. Y. ave.
NE. CLOSE TO CAPITOI,-6 r.. b., good
cond.; double garage, Call 627 Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
PARK HOMES.


n II9asppection any time by appointment. !,
baths. other small f'iG ruoms Hollow iiHs lie CON
struction. Built-in garage Convenient for
WDAr two families HAVING sepaEate entrances
inIE5ne iipE poFGh M,,n ot S BY i26 one al
go willow os HVonHe. Nd. Md3..-Attrqctive Eng
d1Fs D' 3 r0Gms aea as' ns 6n
moo no9ls Extra large fireplace. Low price
747 Sligo Avenue-substanti 7-room
mouse mouse - bedroomsl with hall. bath and
n: Gstis: NV n; OAK foore: fireplace electric
range range garage: shade and frui. trees Priced
855 venablc Street. D. .C-Bungalow. 5
snbhn1se nfbepa1ce' oak OAK floors: convenient to D. 9.
Bar afl'f R6sd nsf been s. cSne maa9 rooms.
lSve 6 sGG%md scSanI nsn S9nvensnt q ears stores
snd s1Tes,r best msefsniss could build Many fsa,
closet Clothes chue storsse ose Wster heater eaa
large unfinished Third .ti9or; Open sunday
s1o.5oo-bS' bahsalSS bdnsrilSss. with 8 large
rooms, rooms porehes: tiled bath ATTIC. Most at
repacap p'SPfr @sf doors or lp~ Ssaniny nFqri dee as
tnrs.eq t,on Ing garage close TO three tarnsporta-
sI3. .aQ6-Large modern stucco home in in ex-
GGe.!ent GnIt location, containing rooms and bath
shtooi seCOnu moor apartments now
renting for 500 per month. leading TO which
Is separate entrance. House is modern in
sVery respect and has hot-water heat oak
H33 H33ors aud open fireplace frat floor. About
% 700 cash required.
Sl3. 15O--one OF the most attractive cor
sF neas on Maryland side with extra large
~ auJ iot, enc square from 4th street cars :
rooms. bath. attic and mammoth sleeping
ptGarSe,a' garage; very efficient vapor heating
SMALL HOUSE BARGAINS.
20 S3'ooO-t9ur-room bungalow. with bath :
bHLd paved street. S6.900--Five rooms,
n3atn ana attic, like new. on paved street
csose essS 10 cars: garage: heavy discount for
5000 lot 10 Pinecrest addition; 81. 200
near near Blss School. Oak grove Hickory
Ii aIEenue, o1uO, These lots have sewer water
eNecHiclty and gas available.
LILLE & HENDRICK
D. Corner Laurel and Carroll aves,. Takoms