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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
u. S. CHINA TRADE
TOPS ALL NATIONS
Statistics for First Four Months
of 1927 Show Business Reached
$l04,000,O0O.

SHANGHAI, July 2.-Amerlcan
trade with China for the first four
months of 1927 led that of all nations
for the first time in history. 1T is
shown by figures compiled by Julean
Arnold, American commercial attache.
The total was $104 100000, as COM
pared with $101 100000 for the cor
responding period last year. A gain
of 3 per cent.
While the United States made a
gain of s per cent for the first quarter
of the year, Great Britain suffered a
loss of II per cent and Japan of 20
per cent
America is Chinas best customer"
Mr.. Arnold said, Purchases in the
first four months were so per cent
above the next buyer, Japan"
The estimates include the British
Colony of Hong Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
1900 EDUCATORS FLOCK
TO SEATTLE MEETING
Convention Opens Today-Reduc-
ton of Number of Delegates
Is Debated by Board.

BY the Associated fress
SEATTLE, WASH, July "A
stream of delegates from every one of
the 4S States and Hawaii poured into
Seattle today for the opening tomor-
row Of the sixty-fifth annual conven-
ton of the National Education Asso-
citation. Ten thousand visitors are
expected in all.
Two meetings of the board of direc-
tors were held today and a special
committee, headed by DIR. p. II. ClaX-
ton, Tulsa superintendent of schools
and former president of the asso-
citation, deliberated on proposals to
reduce the number of delegates to the
associations representative assembly.
Twelve hundred voting delegates,
largest number in the history of the
association, will compose the repre-
sentative assembly during the con-
vention here. Association leaders feel
this Is too large a group to conduct
the business of the organization eff
GENTLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
SECOND VIOLENT DEATH.
Bruce, Another Brother. Slain Mys'
teriously Several Years Ago.

SALT LAKE CITY, July T.
Sorrow visited the parents or JACK
Demnsey. former world heavyweight
champion pugilist, a second time 10
day when John Dempsey, an oider
brother, shot and killed his estrangeo
wife and then turned the gun on MIN
self with fatal results at schenectady
Several years ago, younger urotn.
err, Bruce, was stabbed TO death HeIe
as he stepped from a train retushahs
from a Summer resort. Inc siaScr
never was apprehended.
News of the second tragedy mas
nrostrated the aged mother, who,
through a daughter, Miss Effie Demp-
sew, telephoned instructions 10 her
prize-fghting son to have johns body
sent here for burial.
STAYS Near Sons Grave.
Since the death of her son Bruce,
after whom Johns infant son was
named. Mrs. Dempsey has steadfastly
refused opportunities to move 10
Southern California, where JACK
makes his home, that she may De
near the sons grave.
John Dempsey left here on the trip
that ended tragically today about two
weeks ago after being discharged
from the county hospital, where ne
was treated as a drug addict by Or.
George N. Roberts. He was aus
charged as Cured and DIR. Roberts
said today, seemed exceedingly happy
in the thought that his conaltion
might result in a reconciliation wan
his estranged wife, and tnat this
would also bring him in contact with
his son.
Brooded Over Separation.
His sister said John was very mueh
attached to the child and brooded CON
stsntiv over the separation which
took place about a year ago. follow:
ing a quarrel at Los Angeles: where re
Dempsey, conducted private gym
nasium. ,A
iect to fits of violence and, according
RI the police records, once attacked
his father with a butcher knife, chas-
ing him from the house: He also s,o
dogs belonging to the pugilist because
they killed a couple of chickens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
ASKS CHANGE OF VENUE
ON PREJUDICE GROUND
Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, Accused of
Numbering Husband, Wants
Second Trial Elsewhere.
By the Associated Press.


MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, July g.
Petition for a change Of venue from
Jefferson County for the second trial
of Mrs. Elsie Sweetin on charge of
numbering her husband, WiifoId, in
1924, was filed in Circuit Court here
today.
Mrs. Sweetin, who was convicted
with Lawrence Hight, defrocked
minister, was denied bail several
weeks ago after the Supreme Court
had granted her a new trial on the
ground that she should have been
tried separately.
Mrs. Sweetin alleges a prejudice
against her in this county, because of
the widespread publicity the case re-
ceived when she and Hight were con-
victed and sentenced to IS years and
life, respectively.
MILFORD Sweetin, a miner of ina,
near here, died in August 1924, of
poisoning. Mrs. Hight died n month
later of the same cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
Years Increase In Demand for Dimes
Greatest Among All American Coins

249, APT 900 new ones in 1926 to 1885,
SAT 900 In 1927,
The nickel increased from 52,42S,.
100 to $500. 900 during the same
period, and quarters increased from
i2,143, 900 to 1S.072.000. The only half
dollars struck were for memorial pur-
noses rejecting no real coinage de-
mand, while the dollars, OF which the
mint has many more than the public
can use. were struck only to conn.,
piete the terms of law. when there
was extra time at the mint. Dollars
fell off in numbers from 11,4S2,700 to
4,456.s00.
The total number of gold pieces in
creased from 4,403,726. with a value
of $64,315, 566. in 1925 to 4.5Ss,000,
with a value of $685., 900, in 1927.
The total production of domestic
coins decreased. the number of pieces
falling from 372,171,222 with a value
OF SSS,s14,41s for 1926, to 10000, 0ls
pieces. with value Of $1O2.6ss.lzs.So'
In 1927. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
40 PERSONS DEAD
IN OHIO HEAT WAVE
Relief Expected From Thunder
showers and Cool Breezes
From Lake Erie.
By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, July 2.-Forty per-
sons are dead In Ohio as a result of
the heat wave which has gripped the
State for the past four days. Relief
was in sight tonight when cool
breezes from Lake Erie and thunder
showers are expected to toplle the
mercury from its record-breaking
perch.
Nine deaths were reported in the
State today. which was 10 lower than
yesterdays list of 10 victims, Most
of the deaths are attributed to drown
ing in rivers and lakes where relief
from the intense heat was sought.
Toledo's list of IL dead in four days
Is the highest toll. Temperatures of
81 have been reported at Toledo,
F'indlay and other points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
GAS TAX IS FOUGHT.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 2 R).--
Charging that the 2-cent gasoline tax
exacted by the Illinois General AS.
sembly is discriminatory and uncon-
stitutiOnal, the Chicago Motor Club
today filed an injunction suit against
three State officials to prevent it's en-
forcement August /.
Arguments for temporary injunc-
ton will be heard next week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
6,400 HEIRS TO DIVIDE
REALTY SALE PROCEEDS
Parcels in Lower Manhattan to b
Auctioned Under Partition
Suit Ruling.
BY the Associated Presa.


NEW YORK. July 2.-SeveraI par.
cells of lower Manhattan real estate
to be sold at auction next Wednesday
no doubt will bring large price, but
1t won't look so large when it Is cut
6.4S0 ways before distribution under
the decision in the partition suit that
resulted in the sale.
Ruth Soaring Forbes brought the
partition suit in the Supreme Court
against more than so members of aid
New York families to effect sale ind
distribution of the property in which
all own share as heirs of the original
owners. One piece of the property,
on Grand street, was part of the
Baynard East Farm in the seventeenth
century.
The court ordered sale by auction
and in order TO distribute the pro-
Gees equitably among the heirs the
total must be first divided into $3.50
parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
MAITLAND MAY SAIL
FOR u. S. WEDNESDAY
Flyers Father Says Family Will
Hold Reunion at Burlin-
game, Calf.
By the Associated Press.

BURLINGAME. Calf, July q
Lieuts. Lester Maitland and Albert
Hegenberger, Army air argonauts.
are expected to leave Honolulu for
San Francisco next Wednesday,
James w. Maitland, father Of the
pilot, told the Associated Press today.
Maitland's wife and child plan to
come here from Washington and Join
his mother and father in greeting the
first air conquerors of the Pacific
Ocean upon their arrival.
I'VE hope to keep the family here
with us for a month";" Maitlands
father said. 'but l suppose Lester
will have to leave sooner than that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
SPANISH CAPTURE 100
IN MOROCCO BATTLE.
Two Sections of Forces Unite to
Form Continuous
Front Line.
BY the Associated Press.

MADRID, July spanish forces
operating in Morocco, in a final
cleanup campaign of insurgents,
have taken Bah Taxa by storm, says
an official war communique today.
Three Spanish columns routed the
enemy after some resistance. The
Spaniards claim to have captured 100
prisoners and 1000 head of cattle and
found so dead rebels on the field,
The statement further asserts that
the Spanish forces operating on the
Yebala and Gomara countries have
effected a junction and that the Span
ish front now constitutes continu-
Gus line.
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THREE KILLED AS TRAIN
HITS AUTO At CROSSING
By the Associated Pyess.

By the Associated Pyess.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, July 2.
Three persons were killed and one
ether narrowly escaped death today
when the automobile they were riding
was struck by a Chesapeake and
Ohio express train at q grade eFess-
ing Is miles west Of here.
The dead are Grover Shihet, IS,
Ernest Shifiet. IS, and Clyde Baylor,
"a, all of Western Albemarls, Va
Elyie Norris, riding on the running
board of the car, jumped to safety
upen seeing the cnconing tyatn.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
PINEDO HONORED BY POPE
WITH MEDAL FOR FLIGHT
Airman Carries Messages From
italian Missionaries Abroad
to the Vatican.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, July Pope Plus. receiv,
ing Comdr. Francesca de Pinedo to-
day, heard from the aviators own
lips the story of his record-breaking
flight to Africa, South and North
America and return.
The pontiff warmly congratulated
him and remarked upon the impor-
tant technical results of the flight.
He then bestowed upon the COM
mander a gold medal of the festival
of st. Peter.
De Pinedo brought the Pope mes
sages from Italian missionaries and
clergy residing in the countries he
visited.
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SINKING SHIP RESCUED;
ALIENS SLOWED BELOW
Forty-Two Men, One Woman
Aboard-Captain Faces Charges
by Patrol Officer.
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW BEDFORD Mass, July o.
Shipping water faster than her one
pump could get it out, the packet
schooner, Matthew s. Greer. so days
out from the Cape Verde Islands, was
berthed here today by the Coast
Guard patrol boat Marion, which
picked UP the sinking vessel 90 miles
out Thursday.
For three days the AZ men and one
woman aboard had no food except
coffee.
Capt. Joseph Perreira of the schooner
will face charges of attempting tn
bring IA aliens into the country illegal
ly. The Marion's commander reported
he found il men slowed in the bilges
under the lower deck planking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
Railroad Valuation Fixed.

A tentative valuation of $S,406,OO0
was fixed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission yesterday on the Gilmore
& Pittsburgh Railroad in Idaho. The
figures compare with the company's
capitalization of $3.50. 600 and its
book investment of $5,406,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
l1-MOnth Old Calf
At Texas College
Gives Milk Daily
By the Associated Press.

CANYON, Tex, July Am H.
month old calf, owned by the West
Texas State Teachers College, has
been producing an average of one
gallon of milk daily. This was dis
covered when a caretaker found
the calf nursing a younger calf
and investigated.
The mother of the calf is Golden
Lassie's Princess, daughter of
Gambege Knights Fox, both con-
nected with strain of record
Texas milk producers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
FLOOD RELIEF fund
REACHES $145,%1
Total of $16,256,500 for
Nation as Contributions
Continue to Come.

Funds continue to come in for the
relief of the victims of the Mississippi
Valley flood.
The national fund raised through
the Red Cross totaled $16,256, 50019
last night. or this amount the Dis
trict Chapter has forwarded contribu-
tons totaliug $145, 961.46. The Star
has received donations totaling $780,
256.66.
Contributions received by the local
oh a ntaY. innlude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03
Contracts With Hospitals.

In 1903 Congress provided for ~
part.time medical school inspectors,
and save for the addition of / chief
medical inspector and 10 nurses, no
increase in the general medical staff
has been made to date, although the
public school population has increased
from 48,745 in 1903 to 70,719 in 1927
There has been added corps of
dental specialists, 4 inspectors, s
operators and 4 hygienists. but no
provision has been made for other
specialists in eye, ear, nose. throat,
heart. etc. The report OF the Mon
day Evening Club on this subject has
brought out many interesting phases
of the problem on which Congress
has asked the Bureau of Efficiency to
report the facts.
In addition to the publicly owned
hospitals. the District contracts each
year with a number of private hospi-
tails for the care of INDECENT patients.
The amount paid by the District for
such care, il is claimed, does not
cover the actual cost of these patients
and the question has been raised
whether the Government should not
increase its contract rates. The Ques.
ton is one which involves much
more than a mere problem of &C
counting. 1t includes also questions
of policy affecting supervision AID ad
miNistration and finally the whole
question of the proper development OF
Gallinger Municipal Hospital.
AS in the study of child care. SC
In health, the Bureau of Efficiency
finds that over the years different
agencies have been involved in the
Nnvalnr,,nnuA auA oApainiSf ra ton OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-12

Columbia 1855.
BEST BUYS NORTHEAST.
9TH ST. NE.
Near X Actually reduced ST. 900 in price !;
was 1880. now S6.950. Pressed-brick
home of 8 large rooms and bath fine cellar
and excellent heating plant. Will sell on
$3.50 cash payment and balance monthly
less than rent In perfect condition. having
Just been papered and painted throughout.
Now vacant. Genuine bargain.
10th AND X SITS. NE.
Look at this: now vacant: colonial porch
home, 8 big rooms and bath. electric lights
splendid cellar: excellent furnace nice rear
yard with garage. Price reduced below
$1,000: easy terms In perfect condition
A CORNER HOME.
Now reduced. ST. 900 in price Tapestry
brick: modern in every detail: colonial con-
crete front porch: contains u beautiful.
bright rooms. tiled bath, hardwood floors
hot.water heat electricity. double rear sleep
ing pOrches. big yards: fine cellar with tubs
and servants toilet. Remember, this prop
erty has Just been reduced ST 900 in price
and we can sell it on terms like rent There
is nothing wrong with this house-it is Just
SEE THESE HOMES BEFORE YOU BUY.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS z TO PM
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
Exclusive Agents.
eth and II SITS. NE. Line. S91
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-Story Brick Dwelling,
Arranged in Apartments Con-
tanning ii Rooms and 3 Baths.
H.-W. Heat, Elec. Light, No.
1904 Monroe St. NV.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dsts,t
June IL. 1924. and recorded June 13., 1917,
ords of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of The party secured thereof;
BY public auctI9n in trent ,, Of the preWisoeis
FEBRUARY. 1927. AT THREE THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the District OF Co
lumbia. to wit: Lot 10 in Kirkwood Flora
subdivision of part of block AZ. "Holmesd
Manor" as per plat recorded in Liber County
IL folio /. of the records of the office of
the surveyor of the District OF Columbia,
known for taxation purposes as lot ~.
square 2S3S, together with the Improvement
thereon. stSject to a building restriction l'Hc
and covenants of record.
first deed OF trust for Sc. 900. at Sc. past
OF which is about ST 800. at s il e.. payable
S75 per month. including interest. Over
and above said trusts. cash, A deposit of
5000 required at sale. All conveysncing.
recording and notarial fees at. cost, Of p,lr-
thirty days from day of sale. .otherwise thc
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. after five days advertisement
of such resale in some Newspaper published
in the city of Washington. d.
u n. W RoFb
fe9-d&.ibS.cXSu Trustees
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SACRIFICE FOR QUICK

In exclusive Cleveland Park: q modern
,i-roon ami; semi detached practically new
81 / 900: only $500 cash. SIS per month.
Act quickly. as / must sell. Call Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-12

SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
BEST HOME OFFERS INCLUDE
Practically New Modern Home
Close to 14th and Spring Rd-$o50O.
81 nS u PG garage H p sgsns good and S01 s
bought ON
Large 11-Room, 2-Bath Home
Near Central High School-S13,5OO.
S @ P s En- s ssI rst
The property very nice condition Ideal
Corner Two Family Flat
First Commercial Zone-$OOOO
% h wa one en en a5f' SSss % @
sa mm e sae s snaR %
Spacious Home Facing Beautiful
Lincoln Park-$2,5OO .,.
@ @ % ags sne s1s S SHsF " Sdn
sf ws sr s a it'll, d pSn s
A Large Groom, 2Bath
Detached Chevy Chase Home for $3.50
@ e' a1Ssn as af Ehs
5 ' % @ 5 % Sad at saywbss Sss s v 1I a
Additional Information Gladly Furnished.
inspection Arranged at Any Time.
Phone Service to 9 PM.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC.
Realtors
1871 l4h Street NV Nam zo+o.
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$500 CASH, $50 MO.
\ew detached Broom bung allow. on Madi-
son ST. near Blair I'd: all improvements
deep lot Phone Adams 9O67-J or North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-12

ny t D7NNNT-NI4N.
and bath. ami. garage: near Spring I'd. and
18th NV Priced for quick sale at ST 300
less than 81 900 down. Call Potomac 42so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-12
FOR SAI.E-HOUSES.
FAIRMONT ST. NV.
CD S0n

Three-story bay-window brick; 10 rooms :;
. baths: servants toilet. hOt-water heat.
electric lights: two-car brick garage. One
block west of 14th st. in quiet strictly
white neighborhoOd. Small cash payment.
balance less than rent. Deal direct with
owner Address Box re. Star Office. 13s
$3.50 CASH.
Practically new detached home of spa
large lot: Conveniently located. exclusive sec
ton Become the owner of this beautiful
home; easy monthly payments for the
WIN. s. PHILLIPS & CO.. INC.
Phone service until o pm.
1432 X st. M. 1900.
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RIRLEITH BARGAIN.
0S0

An onnortunity to buy Shannon & Luchs
mia hrick six-room house. in perfect condi-
ION for away below market price: beauti.
iiIlv nlanted garden. Phone Pot. 2O2O. 10.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


HOMES OF REAL VALUE.
KENNEDY DAvIs-BUILT. near Nd. ave.
values of the northeast Six rooms and
bath. h.-w,h, cleo; double rear porches
for garage. Priced below market. sic. 500.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Detached. on lot 5Ox
40: ideal location. near car line: attrac-
tive surroundings. Contains rooms.
bath. lavatory. brand-new hot-water heat
ing plant: electricity. Owners illness re.
quires an Immediate sacrifice. Offer of
", less than $4,000 will be submitted:
doors from Government reservation and
close to car line. o-story and cellar
hot-water heating plant and hardwood
floors. electricity and brick garage on 80
fl. alley. Circumstances necesstate an
suit.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
927 18th st. Realtor. Main 1853
Evening Phone Col $500.
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X STREET
Near
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

Beautiful home OF 10 rooms
and four baths. Unusually ar
tistic interior decorations. Paved
entrance hall below living-room
level. Paneled and painted
walls throughout. Mirrored and
French doors. Oil-burning fur
mace. Two-car built-in garage.
WAGGAMAN & BRAXVNER.
INC,
1900 Eye St. NV. Frank. 7485.
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THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., INC,
o1o 18th ST. NV. MAIN So4o.
SELECTED BARGAINS
171o IRVING ST. NV.
o s p tpssy Rn nsFs 9Th ee S panty % fig
II: II: s ,sss s$ s S S: s ss #~s;S
PETWORTH.
$3.50 Cash
sleeping es ssl po;h Outside If sS9: s @ ] % @
ks nome aht ena p SHOULD
WOODLEY PLACE NV.
Semi Detached.
@ s$: Ss:s:.. 20; &C.! $ : $s :;
3O3 TAYLOR ST NV.
$045O.
S95S fos .sn ser0sss % % s
CALLATIN ST. NV:
ss $ 5 s f. s$
sEMI-DETACHED-
A s e e S 4a s'e ] 1 % fs1s
:'qG % as rdns ls s h garage " exceptionally good buy
1913 UPSHUR ST. NV.
5a @ ;:#s3s Sc s 4! s. go r::s::$ ri: l$~:
SOUTHEAST HOME
t d s @sa VII" e. i weather " and
'" % Pc GLAD s f4 or apo oSiS s1a will
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., INC.
Phone Service Till 9 PM
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
919 18th ST. NV. CALI. MAIN S949.
Office Open Sunday AN to ? PM.
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DEVONSHIRE DOWNS.
NEAR
BUREAU OF STANDARDS.

d X N EtAO VI - l. IAN LA MD.
New tapestry brick homes, of distinctive
design and most substantial constructlon
Detached and semi detached. @. and 10
rooms: and baths large front ana rear
porches, large terraced lawns. front and rear:
front lawns prettily planted with shrubbery
garages to match houses.
Many attractive features include all hard
wood floors. real open fireplace topped by
massive One-piece stone mantel. colonial brass
lighting fixtures. floor plugs in every room.
large pantry. with built-in refrigerator. etc
of only detached and semi detached new
homes-duiet and refined where home life
can be fully enjoyed and appreciated.
Churches. stores schools. car and bus lines
nearby.
Nowhere can you find better
home values than these. Priced
very moderately-terms are
easy. Come out TODAY for
inspection. Sample houses 1901,
1918 and 3817 Warren st. Open
and lighted until 9 pm.
Drive out Conn. ave- to Van. Ness st. west
to 3Sth ST.. north two blocks on 3Sth St.
to Warren. or out Wis. ave. to Warren. east
on Warren to 3Sth st.
No exclusive rights. ANY broker or
W. 6. IRWIN. Owner and Builder.
Phone Cleveland 1881.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
PRICE S11SO.

ININI~, DI ,OOO'
Il st. s.e.. short distance from Lincoln
Park: an exceptionally well constructed Co
lonlal-type house. modern in every respect
IL has six we'll arranged rooms. tile bath
not-water heat. electric lights. giassed-ln
sleeping porch. twO-car garage. This mouse
is practically new: built by the owner LOT
his own use. Very reasonable terms can be
made
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
REALTORS.