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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
MCCARTHY WILL Case
settlement REACHED
Peggy Gowan Gets 30 IL
Per Cent of Residuary
Estate by Its Terms

Greenwich. Conn, Feb. s R-
Settlement of the legal battle over
admission to probate of the will OF
Mrs. Margaret Huntington Smith
Mccarthy. heiress to Standard OIL
millions, was announced in probate
court today by Homer s. Cummings.
Of counsel for the executors.
Under the settlement. Miss Peggy
Gowen. daughter OF Mrs. Mccarthy
by q former marriage, will receive
80 1-2 per cent OF the residuary
estate which is estimated at more
than 81. 100000 All Of which under
the will would have gone 10 DR..
James F. Mccarthy. husband Of
Mrs. Mccarthy. The will left $780,
900 to Miss Gcwen.
Western Reserve University,
which with Miss Gowen had con-
tested the will, received IA IL per
cent. The university was not made
a beneficiary in the will-the fifth
made by Mrs. Mccarthy. although it
was to have shared in the estate un-
der a former will.
The remaining IS per cent Of the
residuary estate is retained by DR..
Mccarthy.
Judge Approves viii
After counsel for Miss Gowen and
for Western Reserve University had
assented to the settlement, Probate
Judge Stephen Radford announced
that he approved the will and or
dered 1t placed on file.
Before announcing the settlement
Cummings made long statement to
the court in which he said the al
legations made by the contestants
regarding Mrs. McCarthy's condition
when she signed tho will last jam
ary could have been refuted BY
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Retired Boxer Pays
For $4,000 Church

st. Paul. Feb. 6 R-A $780,
900 church il to be erected ut
Osakis, Minn., with funds pro-
vided by Tommy Gibbons. st.
PauFs retired famous light
heavyweight boxer.
Gibbons announced today
that a contract for construction
Of the church has been award
ed. 1t will be finished next
August and will be known as
the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, a gift from Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbons.
The Gibbons summer house
is at Osakis. a lake resort and
It was a desire to do something
worth while" for the town that,
prompted the gift
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Gov. Trumbull Feels Safer In Air
Than Facing Heavy Road Traffic

possibilities and to use them In every
day life. The chief executive related
the evolution of transportation"
beginning with the stone age down
to the present.
Governor Trumbull explained that
New England has developed into one
Of the largest industrial centers in
the country by reason OF its facili-
ties to turn raw materials into fin
ished products. He added that It
now has to deal with new and keen
competition and in order to main
tain its supremacy in turning out
highly specialized goods 1t must
keep up with the times. To do this
1t must resort to speedier means Of
transportation in getting materials
to markets. The airplane eventual
ly must be brought into use in order
to do this, he said.
Governor Trumbull said that the
press is largely to blame for giving
aviation q setback. Whenever q
crash occurs both large and small
newspapers devote long columns to
the accident. he said. These crashes
usually flnd their way to the 1frbt
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Jensen GOES after
ENDURANCE record
Los Angeles Flier Takes
Air in Screen Flash" at
Roosevelt Field

Roosevelt Field, N. Y, Feb. 6 GP
Martin Jensen. Of Los Angeles.
took the air at s:0l:05 a. m. today
In his monoplane 1.-The Green
Flash" in an attempt to create a
new worlds solo endurance flight
record.
He hopes to remain in the air
10 hours and thus beat the old rec
ord Of IS hours and rs minutes
created by the late Lieutenant Royal
Thomas.
Three hours after he took of
Jensen dropped his first note in one
Of quantity of cardboard boxes
with long red streamers he had
taken up for the purpose. He re-
ported that he was lust getting
comfortable" and that his engine was
20. K"
Using Burgin's Plane
Jensen Is flying BeIlanca mono
plane with a Wright whirlwind en-
gine which is owned by Emil lizard
Lucky Burgin. The plane, with Bur-
gin at the controls. took part in the
nonstop transcontinental event of
the national air derby last year but
was forced down short of the goal
by lack Of fuel.
During the early hours of his
flight today Jensen hung about 500
feet above the ground. but this WAS
not considered peculiar in this in
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06

Mrs Bassette was only II years old.
but she was teaching school in New
Orleans and remembered well the
bombardment Of Admiral Farragut's
fleet against the forts defending the
city. This was on May 1, 1862, and
was followed within three days by
the entry into the city of the 18th
Connecticut Volunteers. 1t was far
from her thoughts at the time. but
her future husband was a member Of
this regiment. When the federal
forces under General Benjamin But
ler took over the government Of the
city she was retained as a teacher.
and recalled later that her salary
was delayed because Of shortage in
the city finances, and she did not re-
ceive her final check for over six
years after concluding her work.
when, in fact, she was a resident Of
New Britain.
On April ~, 1856. one year after
the war was over. she married At
New Orleans, Frederick Fl. Banette,
who had retained his post ~ the only
telegraph operator at the Algiers
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Hunter Bags Largest
Eland PatersOnianuS

Nairobi, Kenyo Colony, Africa
Feb. N-Artemus F. Lieur-
ance. Of Oakland. Cal. has shot
what is believed to be the larg-
est Eland Patersonianus ever
bagged. 1t was described as
having a spread of 80 IA
inches, beating the previous
largest one by an inch. The
eland IL a species of antelope.
Some varieties Of the animal
attain . height Of six feet and
a weight OF 1900 pounds.
Mr.. Lieurance's hunting party
includes his son, two brothers
and a hunter named MacDon-
nell. They have been shooting
over the Serengetti plains in
German East Africa and have
bagged - lions and IL leopards.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
RELATIVES figure
IN Double Wedding.
Brother md Skt6 Tlks xit6
It Ceremony This Morning
St. PETERS CHURCH SCENE

WuBan Ellegt 0AFtaee At1s E-
bpth Wieadl and Mis- RarsaRa
Eneet Il srsds os woafsaas Fah-
er at Same Tinao.
An unusual double marriage csre-
mony was performed this morning
at st. Peters church whom william
Ellert Of 50 Brown street took -
his bride Miss Elizabeth Wlendl Of
% Atmore Road, Hartford. and MI.
Ellert's sister. Miss Barbara Ellsrt,
of as Brown street, was married to
Wolfgang Fisher of ss3 Asylum ave-
nue.. Hartford.
Rev. Carl Fuch conducted the
ceremony, after which he celebrated
q nuptial high mas. Mrs. Matthias
Rival, accompanied at tho organ oy
Miss Braunstein, sang during tne
services.
Shortly after > O'Clock the wsddins
party arrived at the church. The
brides were attired In gowns o.
white with wells Of tulls caught Win
orange blossoms. Each couple had
their own attendants and there were
four fiower girls.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Governor Gets $4,000
For Inaugural Journey

Hartford. Feb. s (UP) - Under
suspension Of the rules, both branch
es of the general assembly today
passed q resolution calling for ap-
preparation of $4,000 to cover ex-
penses of sending Governor John H.
Trumbull with two companies of his
Foot Guard to the Inauguration of
President Hoover. March I.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Bals Driver Calls PolSce

DNs6 AO1b1
Fialowski's head was bruised and
his clothing was torn. George STAN
felner. driver of the bus, became
suspicious and asked James Ken
nedy. Middleville ticket agent Of the
New York Central. who was riding
ON the bus, to notify state police.
Kennedy dropped from the bus
without arousing suspicion and tele-
phoned police. Sergeant William
McNichol and Trooper L. A. McCann
pursued the bus in an automobile
and took Fialowski OF between
Middleville and Newport.
Fialowski at first gave his name
a. 'Frank Robinson OF Rochester but
later admitted his identity and told
the story Of his escapes from prison.
He said he was sentenced from
Buffalo In 1928 to 10 years in Au-
burn for assault. second degree. but
escaped. August Is. 1897 with three
other convicts. Later. he was SEN
fenced from st. Louis to ten years
In the Missouri state prison. but es-
capped on December IL. 1925. after
serving seven months.
Coming east again. ito see the
world" he said. he wandered
through the eastern states and last
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
DEFICIENCY BILL
APPEARS IN HOUSE
Measure Presented BY CLARK
Calls for St,9sS,S55
SiS7,sY5 OYER ESTIMATE
Items Include 1l0O. 900 Fur Travel
Expenses OF Solons and 9140, 900
For Tubercular Cattle Tests

BY CEDRIC w. FOSTER
Omitted Press Stan Correspondent)
Hartford, Feb. tUP)-A def
cheney appropriation bill calling for
an appropriation Of t1.922.256 to
meet the deficit Incurred In vari-
Gus state departments during the
present biennium was introduced in
the house today by Representative
Elwyn Clark OF Haddam in the
form Of report by the appropria-
tions committee.
Upon motion Of Clark. the bill
was tabled for calendar and print
ing in the journal.
The bill is 31S7.275 in excess OF
the preliminary estimate OF the
committee and asks for 800. 900 to
be used for travel expenses Of leg
islators under the new basis Of 10
cents a mile.
1t also requests $4,000 for the
tuberculin tests OF cattle. Clark said
he would coll the bill up for action
Tuesday.
Judseshtp Resoluttoas
The house convened at 1870 and
under suspension of the rules moved
by Floor Leader johnson. accepted
IS judgeship resolutions. favorably
reported by the committee on ju-
dietary. These included:
Freeman A. Light. Judge, and
Nehemiah Candee. judges of the city
court of Norwalk for two years
commencing the first Friday OF
June. 1929.
Edwin 3. Kelsey, Judge. and
Louis b. Zacher, deputy judge. Of
! the town court of Branford.
Frank A. Sears. judge, and Harry
A. schofield, deputy Judge. of the
borough court OF Naugatuck.
The nomination house floor leader
Raymond A. johnson as Judge OF
Manchester town court was passed
under suspension OF the rules. He
was nominated by Rep. Freeman
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
RAPP IN COURT TONIGHT
FOR FATAL AUTO CRASH
Nftdtllctown Man to Have Hearing
In Connection with Hubert
williams Death.

George P. Rapp Of so High street.
Middletown, will be arraigned be-
fore Judge George q. Griswold in
the Berlin town court this evening
at 1880 o'clock to answer to q
charge of criminal negligence in
connection with the death Of HUI
bert williams Of 1908 Corbin ave-
nue.. according to q statement made
today by Prosecutor c. F. Lewis of
Berlin.
Rapp was found criminally re-
sponsible for the death of Williams
in an automobile accident in East
Berlin on January IL by Coroner J.
Gilbert Calhoun.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
'SAXE and 7RACESKI
| TO SIT ON Bench
Senate md House Act on New
Britain Judeships
ACTION IS UNANIMOUS
Geoegc T. Kimball, President OF tlhe
Amcricaa Hardware Corp, Ap-
pointod by Gov. Trumbull to State
Water Commission.

Especial to the Herald)
Hartford, Feb. 6-The senate and
house today confirmed the reap
pointment Of Judge Morris d. SAKE
and the appointment Of Stanley ].
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
MINNIE HAUK Is DEAD

Lucerne, Switzerland. Feb. s Up
Minnie Hauk. former American
prima donna, once widely known on
the operate stage in the role OF
Carmen" died here today. aged
II.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
TROOPERS CAPTURE
lone train R0bbH
Drunken Bandit Gets ~ Il
Point Of Gun IN Coach
LEAPS FROM MOVING CAR

Passengers Oa New York Central
Train Tell of Dodgiae Bullcts-
Gun,naa Caught n Bss Near
Herkinaer, n. Y.
Herkimer. N. T., Feb. 6. N-
Thomas FiaIowski. so. OF Buffalo.
was arrested near here today by
state troopers in connection with
the hold-up of a New York Central
train just outside Herkimer early
today.
According to the troopers who
made the arrest. Fialowski admitted
the hold-up. Two watches stolen
from passengers on the train and a
little more than $40, the amount
obtained In the hold-up. were found
in his possession. the troopers said.
The lone bandit who held up the
passengers In the day coach, escap-
ed after firing g. volley Of shots over
the heads Of the terrified victims.
One shot was fired at him by DOM
ink Dee OF Frankfort, but he leap
ed from the train while it was NOV
ing at a speed of about IS miles an
hour.
According to the story told troop
ers by Fialowski. he was knocked
unconscious. after leaping from the
train and lay beside the tracks
about five hours. Later he made
his way to Herkimer and boarded q
t s bound for Cold Brook.
Fialowski is said also to have told
the troopers that he had escaped
from two prisons iE the last two
years and was wanted in this state
and In Missouri as an escaped
convict.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06

fatal .............33 .33.S27,341.1S
In the foregoing statement pre-
pared for the stockholders by the di-
rectors. cash is entered at book iig--
ures: other assets show adequate de-
ductions for depreciation and re-
serves"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06

Traceski to be judges Of the city and
police courts Of New Britain.
Suspension Of the rules was voted
in the senate while the appointment
Of Traceski was expedited and the
nomination Immediately transmitted
to the house where 1t was favorably
acted on. Explanation was made to
Majority Leader Peasley that the
New Britain courts have had only
one Judge since the death Of Judge
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
ROCK ISLAND DIVIDEND UP

New York. Feb. lP-Directors
Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific railway today raised the an
nual dividend rate to 81 from Sc by
declaring a quarterly dividend of
$1.75 a share on common stock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
ADMITS
HE HAS new POST
'.aIS Islands Soon to Take
Position at HooYer's Request
DOESN'T SAY WHAT IT IS

Prefers to Let President Elect
Announce it-Sccrctary OF State
in Cabinet is General Belief.
Manila, Feb. 6 R-Gov. Gen.
Henry l.. stimson. today issued a
statement In which he said:
1T 10 true that at the request OF
the president-elect of the United
States / am about to leave the
Philippines in order to take up an
other duty"
what the nature of that duty is.
I prefer to leave to Mr.. Hoover to
announce" the statement added. u
expect to sail In about two weeks"
Stimson. who accepted the COVER
nor generalship Of the Philippines,
after the death Of the late Genera
Leonard Wood. has been mentioned
lately as the possible secretary OF
state In the new presidents cabinet
Washington Speculates
Washington, Feb. 6 RtSpecula-
ton In Washington over the future
activities of Henry J.. Stimson have
been confined largely to the possi-
bllity that he might be appointed to
the post of secretary of state.
Governor General Stiinson is a
lawyer by profession. Born in New
York on September Fl. 1867. he has
served as district attorney for south
(Cnnfinnpd On Pn % my
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06

Henry p. Roche although William
F. Mangan, a former judge, has been
sitting on the bench temporarily.
George T. Ktmball. president Of
the American Hardware Corp, Of
New Britain, was nominated by
Governor Trumbull as a member of
the state water commission for a
term Of four years.
The nomination was referred to
the committee on executive nomina-
tions.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
SKATING SCHEDULE
Skating ut all parks.
THE WEATHER

New BFitain aod vicinity:
Cloudy, followed BY snow Or
rain tonight and Thurs1ay;
slowly ristag temperature to-
night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
IFAfN!R Bearing CO,
HAS S6S4,563 SURPLUS
Board of Directors Re.
Elected ut Annual Meet.
ing Today

The old board of directors was
continued in office for another year
by action Of the stockholders of the
Farnir Bearing Co. at the annual
meeting Of that concern this after
noon. The directorate consists OF H.
s. Hart. Norman p. Cooley. Elisha
H. Cooper. J. f. Cooper, Frank G.
Vibberts G. p. Hart. E. N. Stanley,
w. H. Hart, r. r. Searie. A. G..
Way. and Maurice Stanley.
The following financial statement
covering the year ending January J.,
1929. was submitted by Treasurer A.
G.. Way:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
YOUR INSPECTION
INVITED

MARIETTA PARK-NEW,
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
HOMES, 322, 324 PEABODY
ST. 8 LAR GE ROOMS,
BATH, WITH SHOWER;
LAVATORY; ALL CLOSETS
OF CEDAR; HOUSE FULL
p FEET WIDE; COAL BIN
AND ST GRACE ROOM
UNDER FRONT PORCH;
LARGE LOT; BRICK GA
RAGE; AN IDEAL HOME
WITH ALL LATEST CON-
VENIENCES: OUR PRICE
IS LOW FOR THIS CLASS
HOME - TIE MS. F. P.
SHEEHY & BRO, 9O5 10th
NV. METROPOLITAN 1877.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
NEW SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.

Colonial type. tapestry brick home with
concrete front porch and mansard roof with
masking all rooms large and desirable Con-
tanning 8 bright; beautiful rooms, 2-color
breakfast porch and sleeping porch. 20 II,
wide by 10 IT. deep. Hardwood floors and
trim throughout, large clothes closet with
MIXTURES, Red Jacket boiler, automatic hot
water heater. Well planned kitchen. with
large Frigidaire. Garage to match house.
Large yards beautifully shrubbed and plant
Washington and convenient to parochisl
and public schools, stores. cars and buses.
Reasonable terms to responsible person.
This is an unusual value, being 20-ft.
house at the same price of one 10 t. wide.
For appointment cali Adams 264l between
and 30 o'clock
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SALE--HOUSES.

COLORED. $500. NEAR HOWARD UNI
Versity-6 large rooms. bath, cleo. lights.
excellent heating plant, alley; must be sold.
Easy terms. Ga. OIL.
COLORED. GA. AVE. & GRESHAM PL.-
S6.95O.| Easy terms. rooms, bath, cleo
lights; Ideal heating plant, sleeping porch;
garage. Ga. OIL.
HAVE you $l,O0OP THEN FOR S35. 90
monthly and no more you can buy detach-
ed Broom dwelling at 4708 Georgia ave.
adjoining hrst commercial zone Property
40 by lO5; garage. paved alley, etc First
trust. $1,000: your $1,000 wipes out present
81 559 second trust Apply quickly. Trustee,
COLORED-A ST. SE.-BARGAIN IF SOLD
at once. attractive r. & b., ami; close TO
car line and school. Price, $3.50. Reason
able terms ana monthly payments. Call At
s ROOMS. 2 LARGE SCREENED PORCHES,
attractive garden; open fireplace; near grade,
Junior high and high schools, Army and
Navy center. Owner, having purchased an
other place, Will make large reduction in
price Phone North 1858.
CLIFTON ST, WEST OF 14th-lO ROOMS,
bath, ami, perfect condition; for equity
cash, will sell cheaply or trade for small
clear property. Address Box 1850. Star
NEAR 18th &, COLUMBIA RD.-I0 ROOMS
paths, 0 bedrooms. ami VIII sell at fair
equity. Address Box I54-C, Star ONCE.
NEAR PA. AVE. CAR LINE, SET ROOMS,
path gas. h.-w:h: cleo; large yard. Price.
int. E.; NJ. AIKEN, s27 18th st. Nat. 1856
Ewes CleV $500. " "
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WANTED=MONEY-

terpriSe of national Importance wants to
borrow $500 for six months; will pay 10
plus bonus. Oner car, gold medals and
other personal property as security; lender
only: references exchanged. Address Box
FAC, Star ONCE
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SRLE-HOuSES.
NORTHWEST.

BARGAIN-WEST OF 18th. PARK RID
$l0,950; new brick: Frigidaire, cedar closets
fireplace, porches. garage. Adams 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
FURNISHED.
rOOmA and hath. a m A.: reasonable
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sUBURBAN-BETHEsDA MD, OR IMNE-
with Ink, in home of settled family; by
mother and adult son; in quiet neighbor-
hood Call Franklin 6428 or address Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
sALE-HOUSEs.

PKG +, S4,5UU.
18th ST. ne. q short distance from Lincoln
Park comfortable home of eight large
rooms and bath. electric lights: in splendid
condition. This property has been priced ex-
ceptionally low for quick sale to settle an
estate and must be sold; very reasonable
terms can be arranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penn. Ave. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
SATE-RUSINESS PROPERTY.

SECOND COMMERCIAL.
Fronting over IS feet on a street and
avenue in the Northwest section close to
the Capitol IL rooms and bath, brick;
vacant; deep lot to Ie-foot alley. A good
site and very reasonable at. $500. Easy
TERMS LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York Ave: National 1l66:
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HOLIDAY SALEl

sao0 and 1900 lots, $50 Just 80 OF them.
Al south River Manor, 8 miles from An
nauoIiS, on South River. hour from DIS.
tricf line Excellent roads. Lots so by "a
to 100 feet. White only. r,,
Prepare for next Summers vocation. These
Iots must 20 within 10 days. This subdi-
vision has beautiful water front and Won
derful boat harbor. Sand-bottom river al
fords Wonderful bathing. Boating, fishing
aud Ali salt water sports. You will never
yet an opportunity like this again. See plat
at l735 p st. NV. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
$3.50.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.

A beautiful. tapestry brick home of colo
NAL design, 90 #. wide and unusually deep,
containing 6 pretty rooms, tile bath. hard
wood floors, oak woodwork throughout
large kitchen with beautiful pantry, hot
water heat, attractive electric fixtures. in
terror and exterior recently decorated; con-
crete covered front porch. inclosed sleeping
porch. breakfast porch and balance OF house
screened throughout Lot $50 IT. deep;
abundance of flowers and shrubbery, paved
street and alley. This is without a doubt,
one OF the best values in washington today:
II you are looking for q home. don't fail
to see this before buying. For appoint
ment call Adams R2l7
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SALE-HOUSES.

BAR0ATN-NEAR 10th AND MASS. AVE.
n.e.-Only S7,450; h.-w.h.. cleo: bedrooms;
double brick garage. Adams 4786.
NEW NV BRICK; ROOMS, BUHT-IN
garage, bath, 3 porches, Frigidaire, fireplace,
cedar closets, etc; excellent section adjoin-
terms. Mr.. COOLEY. Nat. 924O or Clev. 1905
1910 WARDER ST N.W.-MODERN IN
Phone Adams 1866.