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New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
TO DISCJSS CHINA

r. F. Lenz, writer for .AssoCia = ton Men, the national Y. M. C. A. magazine, will address the Y. M. C. A. Bible class tomorrow evening. MT. Lenz has just returned from China and will explain what the situation is there at present
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
J N ' ~ Sessions (lOs.k
PlainyiIlc Casting
Watch Night Service

The annual Watch Nigh, service at the Plainville NJ. E. church will b" held on Saturday night along the same lines as in past years, when it has proved enjoyable and inspira- uonal. \ social hour will begin at 9:3O o'clock. with games in charge of Mrs. William A. Albright. The Ladies Aid society will serve re- treatments al l0:30 o'clock At ll:l5 o'clock all present will gather around the Christmas tree in the church and will sing carols Tho Watch Night service itself, conduct cd by the pastor. Rev. \. A. Ball, will begin at 11:30 o'clock.
 The regular prayer meeting will be held tomorrow evening
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
ST. JOHNS PASTOR
 THINKS HE HEARD GRAYSON AIRPLANE
'Contlnued from First I'ago)

(Continued from First Pago) hiIlty excellent, but saw no sign of the missing planeI
 Five dcstroyers two from the navy and three from the coast guard today took up the search in q seml-circle with its center at Sable Island and a radius Of n miles. The Sturtevant and Nahan. naval craft, covered the southWes- tern quadrant.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

feet. and he cooks with "canned heat II is the only fire permitted aboard. Rigid rules against light ing matches or smoking are en- forced
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. A. Gnazzo ot West Main street have announced tho en- gagem"nt oi their daughter, Miss Ann B. Gnazzo, to Philip Bishop of New York city. Mr. Bishop former ly lived in flainville.
 Notes
 \ son vas born at the Now Brit ain General hospital last night 10 llr. and Mrs Leo Paul of plainyill"
 c. T. Morse and family are spcnd- ing several days in New York state Mrs. Morsc's place at the post office is being taken by John 0. Elliott. Eleanor Livingston is very i'll at her home on Spruce street.
 Complaint has been made 10 tn" selcctmen regarding man who has been proving about the houses on West Main street at night.
 Mrs. Mary Wagner, who has been 2 patient at the New Britain Gen oral hospital for several months. is expected 10 return to her home on Washington street tomorrow.
 Mrs. ". J, Justin and daughter, Norinc and brother. John I'lrzger- ald. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. J, Fitzgerald Of West Main street.
 Horse radisl1 delivered. Call S59-5 1iIt
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

Horse radiSl1 delivered. Call 359-5 adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

Food was always ready in the gal ley-soup, and bologna sausage be-
 ing the main articles served there. In addition boxes of chocolate bars were kept constantly on the table in the main cabin, and all were wei com" 10 hclp themselves Quanti- iI-, u. 70 A..L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
FOR SALE--HOJ,SES

1924 10th ST. Nw.-f0 LARGE ROOMS:
garage. electricity big bargain. North 1886
or Franklin SIS evenings.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE 81. 900
handed to YOU: We took o 6-roog house
N trade on larger one. and must DISPOSE
81 y before we can settle our books Price
SShoo; semi -detached brick: hot-water heat
eMiectTSiclty beautiful street in the NV. Cal
-STAMBAtGH CONSTRUCTION Co.
81 10Th st. NV. Main 70n
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.

WOODWARD BLDG. 9Th and II SITS. NV
Tel. heat. light. stenographer state nature
Of business. Address Box 475-D, Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

31l4 10th ST.. N.E-Ss95o
r, WoodridRe bungalow OF rooms that sold
lot LOT 20 '50 8 years ago; look il over and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

81 900,
5-ro0m and bath brick house; deep lot to
alley: garage.
1896 Rosedale St NE
WAPLE e. LEWEY
Specializing III Homes
1loo Vermont Ave. NV. M. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
sao CIYnFSnAT.E pI,

Just north Of 18th and Columbia I'd,
still available. We urge your Inspection at
any time. The units have many features,
built-in tub and shower; one-piece kitchen
sinks; large dressing rooms with Murphy
you have not inspected this new building,
you have overlooked the most attractirely
located apartments IN Washington Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
SALE--APARTMENT HOUSES.

NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING WITH -
ants. from owner; subject one trust: ", of
l4th ST.; all rented at low rentals. Sell less
than times annual rental. Address Box
406-D. Star office.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE on COLIrM-
bia I'd. convenient to two street car lines
and the bus lines.
The property is 1905 rented at moderate
rentals and is self-maiutaining. and under
10co.
A small amount of cash only is needed TO
acquire this excellent investment.
Consult Our
Business Location Department.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC,
T13-117 14th st. NV.
Main 2a46,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
We BUY FIRsT-TRUsT NOTES ON BUILD.
ing lots, acreage and farms: also buy sec.
ond,trsist notes on Improved property; viii
ron B." GoRDoH, continental Trust Bldg
PRIVATE MONEY. LOWEST RATES Ist
End trusts; censtruction loans specially: quick
answers. Address Box 423-D, Star once.
end AND. srd TRUST NOTES BOUGHT.
Liberal rates s,S Snli Ip money; Nv
LIST, TRUST loans, v,A.-3N. 8 YEARS
End trust loans, Val to years. J r
QUARI.ES, 1903 s. Washington St. Alexan-
dria. VI Phone 76T.
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS
placed at reasonable rates.
A. MCNEIL & Co. INC
Insurance Bldg, 18th & Eye. M. 56a4.
MONEY TO LOAN OMD G. REAL ESTATE
Let us have your application.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, INC.
T34 18th NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR 3
or 5 years to be secured upon first mortgages
in thu District of Columbia. Ipstaliment loans
made in Washington and nearby Maryland
and Virginia OIL the 10-year monthly install
ment plan, providing for cancellation of the
mortgage in ease Of death of the borrower
4. QUINCY aMIEH. 1NC---2ua 16ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

Let us show YOU the wonderful buys we
sSheih this restricted suburb, convenient 20
galows So, 500 up. on easy terms G. r
LINENS. 1919 NJ At. NV. Pot age.
HoMES--IF YOU WANT. TO BUY OR SELL.
see US. We specialize in selling homes. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(C0ntinued.I
SUBURBAN BARGAIN.

80. 100. O0--out Rhode Island ave. ne.
bungalow containing 8 nice rooms and bath .
large bright living room, full width OF house :
not water heat: large lot. 45x130: garage.
rms splendid bungalow home can be bought
Tor less than $500 cash. and balance easy
monthly paymsnts, Call Main 9710 during
daN CleVA ofllh hniNKear h and & ~ 7, N,
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Brookland Bungalow.
500 CASH

Five bright rooms and bath; all modern
improvements; large lot with oak shade
price is $4,000. with 5000 cash and $50
month including all interest. Call North
49SO-W after e II. m
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RARE BARGAIN.

Ny very desirable brick home, g rooms
and bath. an gsraEe: near Spring I'd. and
less than 81 900 down. Call Potomac 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP

9 ROOMS. AMI. ACT QUICKLY SAX
month: easy terms.
broom bungalow: S35 month: easy terms
WOoDRIDGE REALTY CO..
North S0S3: Eve. Hyatts. 127.W
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

1904 KENYON ST N.W.-tO ROOMS. Q
baths: excellent condition: very large rooms;
a,o,b }iSS I, I { l. PLANT. nc &c sas
1743 n. CAP. SIT r. AND b.. AN l.: 500
$500 Broad byg: I'd. c. c., d. &C r.
1890 lngeside terrace n.w.--G r. tile
bath ami. porches; $40.
5327 18th st.---2 7. and . baths ami;
screened; h.-i. garage: shower; newly pa
pered: corner house; $3.50.
$40 Morton st. n.e.-$39. 80.
434 Randolph ST. mn I. and bath,
INV h. and electricity; S75.
134l Montague st.-9 =. and bath; ga
rage: ami: S10O.
5000 Park pit r and bath ami; $40.
and double garage: s75. -''' ''''NA'
6lS Jefferson-6 r. and bath, ami: S65.
1908 Park pl.-S +. , t., ami, gear
los s5Sth st. n.w.--6 r. and b.. h.-w.h.,
35l4 Conn ave. n.w,--e rooms and bath,
3003 p ST. n.w--9 r. and b.. ami; $50.
6l9 Col. I'd. n.w.-6 T. and d. ami; ga
ala 4th ST. n.w.--1e r. and baths; sfa5.
1913 9th st. INV r. and b.; good con-
dition: ami: $3.50.
l014 $. G, ave. SET r. and b.: $3.50,
~ st, s.w.--S r. and b.. garage: latrobe
342 Elm lcoloredl-6 r. and b.: sos.
,.oa WIN 8. PHILLIPS & Co. NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

FOR RENT-BUsfNESS PROPERTY
NEAR 18th AND K-2-sTORY BRICK
low to a good tenant c. JAEGER, 0OS 18th
ct. NV.
83I L N.W-WILL REPAIR FOR RESPON-
KEANE, Room cog. 1911 G NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
$10,75O.
New Detached Home.
CHEVY CHASE MD
Phone Adams 0792 After 9 Pm.
LESS THAN BUILDERS

builder owning fine IO-room. 2-hath
house. 18th st. extended. worth S26 600
will sacrifice at less than his CONSTRUCTION
cost TO party with substantial cash pay
offer does not stand. Address Box LAC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
pENT THEM NOW

RENT THEM NOW.
4 few of our famous spts. jpst became
available, specially priced for reliable ten
ants able tc furnish good references; Low.
Get rates: MAGNIFICENT group OF hreproof
clev blGeys., at the highest point in ID. c.,
location. few minutes ride downtown; very
;. rnn.. rec h. and bath and porch. as low
as Si5; 3 rms. rec. h. and b. and porch as
iqNS a. $50: 5 rms rec. H., u. : porches
only S97 80. All apts. in tip-top condition,
everything up 20 the minute; positively best
value in Y. S Act quick. Phone Col. 1744
"r call center bldg. Clifton Terrace. IL
l495 NEWTON ST. N.w.--THREE ROOMS,
s. i1lf $$s 30: and or Ssrd 6csT ''''
1925 Newton a.: nw-Three rooms,
1928 isth st.-Two rocms kitchen and
bath. md floor front; modern nIeproof build
ing excellent condition; Sba.b0. ,,.
and bath double recention hail. ample closet
snace; exclusive nsiEhborhood; modern fire
'''0A SS9Es :JA&ffffoR OR APPLY
|. l.. COOPER,
500 Denriks Bldg Main 33ee.
THE NASSSe2NISb Ss TaS kAiGGMg ST NV.
Hpt. 1875 rooms and bath, ....:.. $50
AT ABs 1855 Es room: and t s5S
4th. Floor Rear. Elevator.
. rooms and f fsis & 'sr, Me-. $1,000
~ P,IF Fs's S aS . sso0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- AAU LoA<soh ~ ~ - : -.
NEW GROOM. BATH HOME. FURNISHED
-H.-w.h. ami; near bus and cars close
in. $40 a month includes light. heat. gas.
owner reserving one room. Potomac 1883
after @ nm.
OWNER LEAVING CITY, MUST RENT 10
room and bath house near 18th and Park
I'd Call Col. 65S0. IL"
227 DOUGLAS ST. NE
& rooms. bath. h; W H.. elec gar screened
in porches: unusually we'll furnished.
CALL MAIN S949.
1904 BELMONT ST NV
10 r. and b.. completely furnished .S125. 90
1892 33rd ST. NV.
6312 sth ST NV.
gle TENN. AVE. Ne. ''OO
22O6 QUE ST. NV
r. and b.. excellent condition. $3.50 90
1892 St NV Main 1900.
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WANTED-MONEY.

DESIRE TO OBTAIN LOAN 81 600 FOR
one year as third trust on house worth
$4,000: LIST and end loans amount to
$4,000. title clear to date. Address Box
4S7-D Star Office. IL
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J. A. BAKER & co.

p,,o,,, NEAR LINCOLN PARK
BFlGHT. SUNNY CORNER RESIDENCE.
large rooms and bath. center hall type
good yard Act quickly
a; {. HOUGHToN & CO. REALTORS.
1910 81. NV. Phones Main T636-7537
FOR $3.50 CASH AND $50 MONTH YOU
can become the owner OF this charming FIVE
overlooking WOODBRIDGE
Aooo WALTER VAUGHN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
in battery Park will take small downtown
property as cash payment: here Is a wonder
full opportunity 10 get real home. Address
Box A62-D Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11
BROOKLAND.
DETACHED HOME

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
SALE.
In exclusive Cleveland Park: a modern
6-room' AM semi detached. practically new
81 900: only $500 cash, S76 per month
ACT quickly as I must sell. Call Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID NV
Modern semi-detached brick house, arranged
into three complete apartments with three
tiled baths; hot-water heat. electricity inst
lot to paved alley; servants room in base
ment: two apartments rented showing good
returns; owner living in one apartment. Full
particulars by addressing Box 437-D. Star
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-20
Party Hunting Remus
Evidence viii Come
Here for DepOsitiOnS

The eYidence-hunting party, now
visiting several cities seeking evi.
dence with which they hope to prove
George Remus insane when he killed
his wife in Cincinnati, will reach
Washington tomorrow.
Dispositions OF local witnesses will
be taken in the office Of Attorney
Jesse c. Adkins before the court
stenographer Of Cincinnati, who will
function as commissioner. A local
notary public win be used.
Carl BassIer, aide to Charles p.
Taft, I'd. prosecutor Of Cincinnati, is
with the party to represent the State.
Harry Brown. brother Of the dead
woman, also in with the prosecutor,
and will assist in developing the
States case
George l.. Conners. long associated
with Ren1us a. secretary and first
lieutenant. Is expected here tonight
to work with Charles III. Elston, at
torney for Remus.
1t ig expected that the witnesses
for the most part will be attaches of
the Department OF Justice. who are
said to be familiar with the investi-
cation, conviction and later imprison-
ment Nof Remus.s He served a term
in the, Federal prison In Atlanta.
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CoHlluuEu AEOM = HSI EdEStJ
of money which Carroll had on
deposit at the prison.
Thomas v. Rooney, CAROLS cast
ing director, arrived in Atlanta to
accompany the Snowman back to
New York.
After all formalities have been
concluded in the wafden's office,
Carroll will return to the bosom of
his relatives including his wife and
brother, who came from New York.
They will find him a much bet.
ter man. physically, than when they
sorrowfulty left him to begin his
term four months ago.
He has gained Is TO 80 pounds,
and he looks strong and well. ae-
cording to DR.. Charles T. NellanE,
the prison physician. Carroll has
spent considerable time out of doors
and his features are tanned by the
sun.
En- route to New York, Carroll
plans to stop for a sew hours at
Gfeenyiile, s. c., as a luncheon
guest Of a civic club there to show
his appreciation for the hospitality
he received during the seven weeks
be was a patient in fhe Greenville
hospital. 84
IT will be recalled that Carroll
was taken from the train at Green.
vile. while on the way to Atlanta
Penitentiary to start his term.
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PAPERS NOT IN EARLY MAIL
CARROLL CAN'T GET OUT

Carroll this Wednesday morning
as he waited at the honor farm al
the United States. Penitentiary for
word to arrive that his parole
papers had reached the big house
and he was to begin his journey
back TO freedom.
Broadway wouldn't have known
him. Broadway wouldn't even
have suspected him. He was
attired in a suit Of denim that had
seen hard usage. His shoes were
large and thick and heavy and
had signs of contact with the
red clay soil Of Georgia rather
than the paved thoroughfares his
fashionable brogues were accus
toned to tread.
Wears Hickory Shirt
He wore a hickory shirt and a
wool hat, stained by sun and rain
and bit frayed by the wind. His
face was bronzed and his hands
showed the wear and tear of work
Had someone encountered him or
a vegetable wagon headed fol
Atlanta he could have well beer
taken for some humble toiler OF ths
nearby hills, who scraped a Twins
from the shallow soil and got hi.
dizziest amusement out of Wed
nesday night prayer meeting at Z
log church in an oak grove.
guess, said Warden SnooE
today, that CAROLS in the hes
physical and mental shape he's beer
in since he was discharged from The
Army.
He's been a sun dodger for q
good many years. The life he haf
led had Just as much to do with hi,
nervous collapse as his being sen
fenced. You can depend on that.
He tells me that he hadn't been
to bed before morning in years, and
he usually got up with the aid al
electric lights. guess he'd see the
sunrise pretty frequently, but ]
doubt If he's seen it at its zenith
in years.
Ate Like Canary
I'm New York he didn't eat much
more than enough to keep a canary
alive. He was thin to emaciatlon,
had no appetite and didn't sleep.
We'll, since he's been under my
direction, he's gone to bed when the
chickens went to roost and has
greeted the rising sun. He's been
librarian at the honor farm, but he
also has a practical knowledge of
how to raise corn and cabbages and
turnip greens and COW peas.
He's as hard as nails and eats
like horse. and when he comes
out you'll see that he is no longer
bundle Of nerves.
1t hasn't been an easy job for a
man to spend nearly 4s hours wait
ing every second for a release from
prison.
II rather expected Carroll to de.
Velop some nervousness. Instead
he has waited philosophically and
has been keenly interested in the
details OF his departure, not so much
on his own account, but on severing
friendly relations that he has made
during his stay in the prison.
I'm not saying that any man
could welcome three months stay
in prison, but three months has
done Carroll as much good as any
thing that could have happened to
him.
THAT l implicitly believe"
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Charlie Can See Children
Travellers Aid Fund Is
Still Needing $4,000

Nearly half Of the $40 900 quota.
for which workers of the Travellers
Aid Society are canvassing Wash.
ington, had been raised today, it
was announced.
In spite Of the inclement weather
those in charge of the campaign
for next years budget reported
50 ,521,5O in hand or pledged. Teams
captained by Mrs. Alexander Column
bus and Mrs. Herbert WooIey are
leading the competition for the
amount collected. Mrs. Columbus
crew has raised $1,101.50 and Mrs.
Wooley's just so cents less.