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Evening star., 1926-04-20
PLANS BOND ISSUE.

The Pennsylvania Railroad asked
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today for permission to issue SIT, ,030 900
Of Az per cent equipment trust certifi-
Gates. The issue, which would be sold
to Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at 81 per cent
of par, would be used to buy 200 loco.
motives, 1000 automobile cars, "a pas.
senger coaches, 20 electric coaches,
125 express cars, combination pas.
senger-cafe cars and z combination
passenger baggage cars.
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NEW YORK, April 90 CP).-Net
earnings of Phillips Petroleum Co. for
the first quarter this year, were
Sc, ,121 ,264, after charges and Federal
taxes, but before depreciation and de-
pletion. compared with $3.50, ,290 in
the preceding quarter, and 1866 .401
in the first quarter of 1925.
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PEERLESS EARNINGS GAIN.

NEW YORK, April 20 P).-In
contrast to net loss Of $2S0,514 for
the first quarter last year Peerless
Motor Car Corporation reports net
profit of s205,s02 for the first quar-
ter of 1926. after depreciation and
taxes. Gross sales for the three
months were $4,460,S7S. against $3.-
349,S16 in the corresponding period
Of 1925. Sales for the first half of
April were larger than those for the
first half Of March, which was the
best month in the company's history.
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PNEUMATIC TOOL PROFIT.

NEW YORK, April 20 R).-Chi-
cago Pneumatic Tool reports net
profit of $780, 146 for the first quar-
ter this year. equal to $1.90 a share
on the capital stock, compared with
$133,784 or $1.29 a share in the COR
responding period of 1925.
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The Adopted y! Wife
Reg. Us.
Patent Om0-

queer-looking but ladylike person was
a stranger.
"Oh, the whole towns quiet enough
star as that goes" he replied, but
the high class residential quarters q
good ways off,
How far" asked Celia.
Something like a mile. / guess.
Know where your friends live"'
Not exactly" said Celia.
They heard the various ratings OF
an ancient vehicle as it moved off.
"There goes Josh" said the station
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WHITE EAGLE OIL PROFIT.

NEW YORK, April 20 Op.-White
Eagle Oil and Refining reports net in
come Of $416,915 for the first quarter
of 1926, after expenses and miscella.
neous charges, but before reserves for
depreciation, depletion and Federal
taxes. This compares with $812,853
in the first quarter of 1925.
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French Franc Says
To 1892 a Dollar
On Paris BOurse
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 20.-The French franc
steadily declined today, and when the
bourse closed. it had reached a new
low level of 30.32 to the dollar, as com.
pared with yesterdays closing figure
Of 1927.
The fall which is attributed in
financial circles to heavy selling for
Italian and Belgian accounts, is not
regarded as extremely grave. 1t is
pointed out that the francs now being
sold have been abroad for several
years.
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,les in INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
Washinuton Stock Exchange

Capital Traction 5s-7-S5o0 at 99a.
D. C. Paner 6s-Sl 900 at 81.
Pot Ell Pow. pfd.--5 at l06
Riggs National Bank"cl0 at 49,
Merchants Trans. & Storage pfd.-1O at
AFTER CALL.
Pot. FL. Pow pfd.-5 at 100
Pot Ell Cons. 6s-S1 900 at 100H.
Washington Gas Lights at 67& at
B. C. Paper 6s-S1. 900 at 81
UNLISTED DEPARTMENT.
Danartnental Bank-l0 at 6Ia 8 at 61a i.
Money-Cal loans. and q per cent.
Evening star., 1926-04-20

curiosity and his friendly impulse at
the same time, 'if you wouldn't mind
telling me who you're going to visit
with. / could tell you exactly how far
you'll have to walk
THE Smiths" replied Celia, resum-
ing her course Of falsehood with
prompt ease.
Copyright. 1926 ~ Amehe Rivesl
Continued tOmOrrOM1
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Production Is Higher.

For the industry as a whole. pro-
duction in the last month amounted
to 2.S per cent more than in the cor
responding period of 1924, the preVi-
Gus high mark, and mill executives,
independents as we'll as those of the
leading interests, expect this close
buying to continue to the end of the
present quarter.
The mills in the Pittsburgh district
are running at S5 per cent of capacity
and other centers are approXimating
this rate. Steel mills were timid about
making predictions in March. At
times they were on the verge of cur
failing production. but a new flood of
medium sized orders would come in
and make this unnecessary. Now they
have more confidence in the continual
ton of this kind of buying. There has
been a slight increase in the output
of automobile steel in the last week.
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DRY GOODS QUIET.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April 20.-The cotton
goods market was quiet today. Print
cloths quotations were 81 cents for
68x72's, a. decline Of u cent, and
unchanged at 7% cents for 64x60's.
The raw silk market was quiet, with
prices a trifie easier.
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|COTTON ADVANCES
ONGOODDEMAND
Weather and Cables Aid
Price in Rise of Two to
Four Points.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April "O.--Cotton
futures opened steady May, 1883;
July, 1902: October l7.10; December.
1913: January. 1865.
Market was steady today ~ an ad-
vance % To 4 points, in response To
relatively steady. Liverpool cables.
Despite some selling on the better
weather news, there seemed TO be
considerable buying as prices APP
preached the 1872 cent level for May.
Is cents for July and II cents for
October. This stcadied the early
market, and May contracts We're
ruling around 1885 ana october was
selling IN the neighborhoOd OF l710
at the end OF the first hour, or about
, to points net higher.
The outlook was for fair and
warmer weather in the Eastern belt,
but for partly cloudy and rather mn
settled conditions in Western belt sec
tionS. Houses with Liverpool con
nectlons were moderate buyinss of
new crop months during the early
trading.
New Orleans Quotations.
New Orleans, April 20 CP).--Cotton
futures opened steady. May 1888;
July, I7.44; October. AZ; December,
1912 bid: January U927l. 1G.42 asked.
The market Was firm owing 10 higher
Liverpool cables than due and to
low temperatures in the belt coupled
with a forecast for unsettled weather
in the Western section. First trades
showed gains OF 10 points on May, and
to points on later months. The
initial prices proved to be the high
points for the time being as prices
eased off after the call. May declining
to 1884, July to 17.42 and October TO
1854. AT the end of the first half
hour the market was steadier and
showed disposition to rally.
Cotton Steady at Noon.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20 (R.-
Cotton futures, noon-Bids steady;
May. 1871; July, 1885; October, 16.41;
December, 16.43; January, 1912.
NEW YORK, April 20 H).-Cotton
futures. 11:45 a.m.-Bids steady; May
1854; July 1902; October, 17.l2; De-
cember, 1916; January, 1866.
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Beechnut Packing Earnings

NEW YORK, April 20 Op)-Net
earnings of Beech Nut Packing for the
first quarter rose to $672,796 before
Federal taxes, from $665,294 in the
same quarter last year. First.quarter
sales this year increased It's per cent.
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Brazil's Marine Minister Dies.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, April
|20 R.-Rear Admiral Alexandrino
Alencar, minister of marine, died
Saturday night.
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BAR SILVER PRICE

NEW YORK, April 20 @.-Bar sill.
yer. 63M; Mexican dollars, 48%.
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NSFAVORABLE.
|NSTEEL INDUSTRY
Producers Do Not interpret
Judge Gary's Report So
PeSsimiSticaiIy.
BY J. {. ROYLE.
Special Dispatch to The star
A"nIpIr

Spc'ia! Dispatch To The star.
NEW YORK, April Producers
ana diGtributors of iron and steel
products found nothing alarming or
pessmjstic in the statements Of Judge
T.. H Gary. chairman OF the board oi
the United States steel Corporation
at the annual meeting of the big com
pany. Whatever Wall Street may
have felt, mill executives generally an
nounce the belief that high produc-
Ition rates will be continued throughout
the second quarter.
The announcement that the big pro-
ducing company would not declare
any stock dividend at present carried
as much comfort TO some stockholders
as It did disappointment. For it con
itained the distinct assurance that pres
ent dividends would be maintained
and that the conservative policy
which has been followed for 20 years
would be retained.
Demand Won't Lessen.
! The announcement indicated TO
others in the trade that anticipated
demand would not diminish appre-
ciablY in the immediate future. that
competition would continue keen and
that prices would remain at Compara-
lively stable levels
company was at present shipping
4S,14l tons of steel a day as com
pared with as 956 tons at this time
last year, while the total finishing
capacity is only 50 900 tons daily. The
company is booking about IS. 500 tons
q day as compared with 17,1T9 tons q
year ago. Yet 1925 was one of the
best. if not the most prosperous year
ever enjoyed by the United States.
Considerable stress was placed by
some critics on the fact that these
figures indicated there would be n
decided drop in untitled orders. The
truth is that the steel business is
following the same trends as other
lines. The Importance of back log
of orders has been materially lessened.
Hand-to-M Mouth Buying.
What is sometimes called "hand.to-
mouth" buying has become not the
exception but the rule in steel as
we'll as in textiles and other commodi-
ties. The efficiency of the railroads
has obviated the necessity of ordering
far in advance.
The steel mills instead of working
on a back log Of orders are working
closer to consumption with smaller
and more frequent orders coming in
each day. For time this produced
a certain amount Of anxiety until the
producers found they could depend
on disposing of about the same
amount of goods as under the old
system, by which specifications fire.
quently were held up even on orders
previously placed.
The motor truck has also been a
factor. For example, Cleveland pro-
duces large quantity of steel prod
ucts used in automobile manufacture.
A consumer in Detroit can telephone
Cleveland and haze a shipment de-
livered to his plant the next morning.
Hundreds of truck trains, consisting
of a tractor truck and three trailers,
are running from steel centers to con.
suming centers every day.
In the steel and iron industry the
carriers and consumers have adjusted
their individual methods to this trend
so smoothly and gradually that the
public scarcely realizes what has been
accomplished
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SHOW FRUITS SOLD
IN CENTER MARKET
HoneydeWs From Argentina
of Exceptional Quality
Bring ST Each.

Honeydews. cantaloupes, grapes
peaches, plums and strawberries are
the show fruits in the local market
The honeydews, product of Argentine
growers, are said to be of exception
ally good quality, large size, and
wholesaling at 81 each.
Dealers are also receiving grapes
both white and black, and peaches
and plums from Argentina The
grapes. 20 pounds to a box. are bring
ing $3.50 and $500.
reaches and plums, mostly show
frult, said by dealers to be not
especially good. are quoted at various
prices.
Cantaloupes, first to reach the local
market, were grown in Mexico, the
nrst Shipment being to New York.
local dealers receiving their supplies
from that city.
Florida strawberry crop is about eN-
hausted. and dealers are now receiving
supplies from Louisiana growers.
Ihey are packed in pint boxes. and
crates of Is sold for $500.
urkey prices took another drop
To-Day live stock selling at 80 and 40
cents, While dressed stock was quoted
az 40 and As cents. Prices of fowls
advanced cent. The egg market
was reported not so strong, but with
no change in prices.
Market Prices Today.
Butter-Fancy, 1.pound prints. AGA
81; tub, 45a46; store packed. 80.
Eggs-tresh selected, 29a31; hen.
merry, 32a34; current receipts, 2Sa29.
Poultry, alive-Turkeys, hens. 35a
40; toms. 35a4O; Spring broilers, 55a6O;
Plymouth Rock hroilers. 11s to .
pounds 55a60; smaller. 4Oa45; White
Leghorns. 40a45; Winter chickens, 3
pounds and over, 40a45; fowls, 35;
ROSTERS, %; ducks, young, 80; Old %;
keats, young, S0a90; old, 45a50
Dressed - Turkeys 40a45 broilers.
6Oa65; fowls, 35a36; keats. young, 80
al.00; old, 50a60.
Live stock-Calves, choice, 13: me-
0lum, ~; thin. 7aS: hogs, heavy and
medium, 1917; light, choice, Is; lambs
Is.
Meats-Beef, 16; lamb, 25a2S; veal
22a24; dressed pork, heavy, 10; pork
IONS, 32a34; Western, 30a32; hams 80
a32; shoulders, 22a23.
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PHILLIPS OIL EARNINGS.

Continued tomorrow }
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FUTURE DAYS.
REALTY AUCTION 4 APPRAISAL co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
MENT HOUSE. Known AS TIE
GRENADA. LOCATED AT 1888 t ST
NV
BY virtue of certain deed of trust dated
records of the. District of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured thercby
by public auction. in front of the said prem
ises. on MARCH TWELFTH. 1895. Al
FOCR-THIRTY Pm. the following described
land and premises situate in the District OF
Columbia. to wit: Lot five (5l III square no
Terms Of sale: Property will be sold sub
iect TO first trust Of 100000: further paI
ticulars at sale. A deposit of $4,000 re
ouired at sale. All conveyancing. rccordlns.
revenue stamps and nOtar1sl fees az cost o.
purchassr Terms 70 he eom,pled, d,Sdt,vn with %t io
trustees reserve the right to resell the PRO-.
erty at the risk and cost OF the ,defauitins
purchaser after five DAYS advertisement o.
such reeale in some newspaper publsneo III
VIC 1>'s''''' " ROBT. L. EVANS.
II. w. HARRIS.
nih2-d&ds.exSu Trustees
7rTJ1I%f A G nnyVT INC a. CO AIYCTIONEERS
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Sl1.25Q-Chevy Chase

A new, fully detached residence.
delightfully."- located just two squares
Chase Club. 1t has = large bmlt-in
side porch spacious living room with
open fireplace: CHEEKY dining salon.
we'll equipped modern kitchen and
bedchambers. fuil tiled bath; largo
linen closet: lavstory and laundry
trays in basement; oak floors up stairs
and down. Special electric fixtures.
attractive home At this moderate
price. and On convenient terms.
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FOR SALE-HOTSES.
BOSS s. PHELPS
HOME, SELECTIONS
S15.75O-Mass Heights

A charming semi.detached stucco-
f1nish residence. situated on the
heights above Washington near the
magnificent new Cathedral. The wide
Dorch opens from the spacious living
room through double French doors.
There are the CHEEKY dining room.
we'll equipped kitchen. reomy pantry,
chainbers, large heated sleeping room.
tiled bath. tiled lavatory. storage
attic, fine electric fixtures. open fire,
place, BU1LT-lN GARAGE and
many other attractions. This Ia an
exceptional value 1T tho low figure
fxed. and the owner will make
equitable terms!
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
l412 Eye St. NV. Realtors Franklin 95O5.
ss45o- -BRIGHTWOOD--sem- Detached Brick: ,...,
: one s SQUARE s sSad sas W ns @ hs % @
@ :$: e: S:$.: ;;?' g.: g : S: &:
2oooo-GEORGETOWN-M Modern Brick Home.
ss sss' i o ns g e ss' = q: SS s2s q
1s i; :: &C.,: ;{ ;: r. ;
seoso-PETWoRTH-Mo Home-2Car Garage
: s:y q ;:$:: IS : ] ;:j: $ {; IS: i:;: &
sse5o-JUsr OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.
IS @ STs; 81 Il, vs %ss ssss $ss sssss S e. &
:s. ssSSs sSs Sn :S pns it Ass @ s equipped with
GHEXY wy Bsyond md the Grse ,
5 ] x;S s sess s%ss Ssh ahs hsa Tesss: ss
4. e. g. :; s;;: a & ss ;: $ :$
WEST OF 10Th , sTNar . Co"ba 5sssoi 1 R e.s,.
Sc: s.: | f. a: :; :;:: ;:::::: 1; e . s.:
Evening Phone Service Until PM
oso,
A NEW DETACHED BRICK HOUSE FOR
LESS THAN $4,000.
s: +: f.; @ 3 = q. s $ : 1 "; 81; ': :
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
, wasns'ons leading
SIDE h With G sized and well arranged large
S" Price only $ls.5o%6. 1885, o. E Tern '
sEMI-DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK-$s65o
Island 1 % electricity @ % s s o s: So 'Ts soa S from Rhode
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
~ s sst s' s % s. s s"' s' : open
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS,
Franklin s6zS l5l6 ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
S12o5O-Deyonshire Downs

StrikiDgly attractive in design and
replete with every modern comfort
and refinement. this distinctive new
brick home commands admiration
from your fret view to your detailed
inspection. Six large rooms. full
tiled bath. CHEEKY open fireplace. wide
front porch. rear porches. instantane-
out. attractive. electric fixtures and
many other features. Convenient
terms
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joseph p. EAsoN. Jr..
fe26-d&ds exSu Trustees
THos. J. OWEN & son. ACCTloNEERS.
DWELLING. BEING PREMISES NO. go
STREET N0RTHWEST-

1dOS. y. OhkN q sun. Az
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICh
DWELLING. BEING PREMISES NO. $50
p STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust dstcc
January II. 1925. being instrument No. 244
recorded February D. 1925. among the iaid
records of the District of Columbia. and a.
the request OF. the party secured thereby
the UNDERSIGNED trustees viii eel At puolic
auction. in front OF the premises. OF OF
WEppNEEsDATn E THE THE TENTH lb1 RP.AAnH1RfT9{ PIN
O'Clock PM. the following ,descT,hed lslid
and premises. situate in the District oi 60
qoa n iHd de5Sq f. wsrnets ssd 9dRv rG
in Liber G. II B., folio 267: Of the 6.Id 6reeCTd:
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchasc
money to be paid in cash. balance IN two
equal installments. payable in ono and tw'
annum PAYABLE serli-annually. from day OF
sale secured by deed OF trust upon the
property sold. or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. A deposit of 100000 vii
be required AZ time of sale. All convey.
ancing recording revenue stamps. etc. a.
0 VITA Within o day. "f fd sae dsy
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the. right
to resell the property at the risk and cos'
of defaulting purchaser, after tive days I'D
vertisenent of such resale in some newspape~
published in WASHINGTON. n. e.
WILLIAM CLARE TAYLOR.
JAMES L. KARRICK.
feo5-d&ds eNSu Trustees.
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Sl3.OOO-Corner Brick

Fully detached brick residence at
corner Of two main thoroughfsres in
14th st. Heights. Covered concrete
b front porch. SIX large rooms. heated
sleeping room. two fine baths. built-in
refrigerator and many other conven-
iences. Roomy BUu1TIN GARAGE.
A bargain at this price: terms II de-
sired.
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so %SO-petWOrti1

Well located and convenient 20
cars, schools. CHURCHES and neighbor-
csIly 80 feet In width. containing six
CHEEKY rooms. tiled bath. :, sleeping
porch. parauet floors and all modern
comforts. Second floor arranged for
Shade trees and lot 1877 feet in
depth Easy terms
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SPECIAL HOUSES THAT CAN BE BOUGHT
ON $780, $3.50 AND 81 900 CASH AND VERY
REASONABLE MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Practically New Brooklard Home.
Only $S,35O-$35O Cash. $65 Per Month.
~ @ % M E ] % se % s & paf h BACK .ads ga
Main 37
Chevy Chase D. c.
S9350-$5OO Cash, Easy Monthly Payments.
home Nth s rooms and se bath sd all ni0
You Main 37l
Beautiful New Brick Home NV.
Only S695OS5OO Cash and $65 Total Monthly Payments.
%
Appealing New Bungalow. Chevy Chase
So5O1S1 900 Cash and Easy Monthly Payments
splendid locality the heart CT The nl0n s
n 9at t
Charming Detached Home, Chevy Chase, D. G.
Only S1O5OO, Easy Terms.
TILED
hsrdHOo S s fsi s onsa s1s 1 s s @ ]
condition immediate
WIN. X HARTUNG & CO.,
HOS 10th ST. NV Main ST. 372, T5.
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THos- J. OWEN { son. AUCTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
PREMISES NO. 26O2 L sTREE7
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue o certain deed Of trust to dui.
SEQ of the land records OF the District o.
Columbia and at the REQUEST of the psrt,y,
sell at public aqct0n, in , front of Of the, the prem %
OF MARCH. AID. 1920. AT. FOUR O'CLOCE
PM. the following DESCRIBED land and prem
snd designated as and being the east - Zee,
front on l. street by the full depth thereof
Of lot 81 in ]. A. Tarkington's subdiyision
Of lots in square 4. as per plat recorded IT
the Office of the surveyor for the District o.
Columbia in I.her 10. folio 213.
Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit oi
100000 will be required at time OF sale
All conveyancing. recording. revenue STAMPS
to be complied with within 30 days from
day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the, right 70 resell the property at the rs
and cost of defaulting purchaser, after I'VE
days advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington. D.
G. w. SIMPSON.
CLAUDE CRYER.
tOn record as Claude Crierl
feo5-d&ds exSu Trustees.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
There is
NO NAIU,

Attractive corner BRICK residence. practi-
rally new. containing spacious rooms and
bath. All modern improvements. Screened
Buiit-in garage. Very desirable
northwest section. with easy atrrtss 10 car
lines, stores. etc. Easily worth - 900 more
than the price asked. Only a moderate cash
payment. required For appointment to IN
spect call
COMPANY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1416 st. NV. Main Oil.
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MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home and Land Values Over Sc .ooo.o 600.

Houses, large villa sites and
lots so to lis feet front. Five
minutes from Sheridan Circle.
Park Office, 32d St. and Cathe-
dral Ave-, one block from Wood
led Road Bus.
MIDDAUGH s. SHANNON,
Incorporated. Potomac 22O0.
RlGGs-sEMMES BUILDING.
Dupont Circle.
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S13.o5O-Near r. c. Park

$13,95O-Near K. Z. Park
An enticing modern home situated
mar the Park I'd. entrance to Rock
I.reek Park. In superb .,si ,s condi,iom ,l,,n !,
Giate possession IL desired. The resi-
dence contains eight large. rooms. two
complete baths. two sleeping porchss
merous large closets. bright basement
With laundry tubs and OIL-BURNER
hot-water heating system: lavatory
In basement: deep lot to wide paved
alley. This is an exceptionally good
buy on reasonable terms.
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SALE OR RENT. FUR
nished or unfurnished. l Groom house. built
in garage glaesed-in back porche5: rea
39argain to onlck h app,icaanntt,l antl 2o7 crom.ei
l6- ROOM HOUSE. FURNIsHED, OCCUPIED
with rOomers. for sale or rent. frensIn
DEAL WITH Ts-REsULTs SINCE 1898
The following are for sale cheap, on terms
or rent greatly reduced. Inspect ana euoun'
31ss olrwo.family brick FIST,
$50 Newton pl-Two-family brick nat,
Il Crescent pl.. Takoms--S rooms.
rag sC G pI psw.-semi detached; 8 rooms room..n
729 10Th s.e@5 rooms. garasc.
SUBURBAN.
Maryland Park--8 rooms; large lot.
Colmar Manor rooms: lots,
Glend8ie--7 rooms; z acres.
Berwyn Heights-7 rooms: 1is aero lot.
Clarendon-Many select houses.
COIORED.
3335 Sherman avo.-Cor, 8 roou1s, brick.
al Hobart--6 rooms and bath, brick,
$50 uarv ard--6 rooms and bath. brick.
DE- MOrton--4 rooms and bath. brick,
224 Fla ave. rooms and bath. brick.
036 G se.-Detached. rooms and bath.
kenilwowrth-f rooms: price. $3.50.
Uptown and Clarendon Offices open unit
30 U.m.
N. +. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897 1923 = 81.
Columbia 1577. 341S 14th 81.
Clarendon 2s2.J-2. 1904 WILSON Blvd
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.B0Y, 10, HANGED
ASSLAYER
BY international News Service

CHICAGO. oct. 2s.-Richard
Evans, 10. slayer Of a police Of
ficer, was hanged In the county
TAIL today, The trap was sprung
at 7:12. and the young killer was
pronounced dead at 7:20 o'clock.
YOUNG Evans went to his death
cody, although during his last hour
he was nervous and remorseful.
He had refused to eat breakfast.
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NAMED BY MERCHANTS

The Merchants and Manufactur-
ers Association today announced the
committee which will handle the
1926 "Shop Eearly for Christmas"
campaign.
The group win hold q meeting IN
the near future and elect its own
chairman. 1t is composed OF Ralph
Goldsmith. George S. DeNeale, L. T..
Conway, Sylvan King, c. l. Mar
low. Bert Brewood, Joseph A. Ber-
berich. Sam .Zirkin, G. Buchbinder,
Charles al. Canalier, o. J. DeMoll,
David Frank, DR.. Nj. g. Gibbs. l. L.
Goldheim. George Harris, Maurice
Kafka Bernard Kaufman, Joseph
b. Kaufman, II. D. Ormsby, III. T..
Roach, Jerome Saks, S. M. Selinger
and A. j. Sundlun.