Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 87

REAL ESTATE. T HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 24, 1925—PART 6. _— P, Tan T, 2 L, VAt S T SALE—HOUSES (Cont'd). FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. [ | FOR SALE—HOUSES. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. MT. PLEASANT. 1749 Irving St.—Corner. S rooms. % baths, enrage. Every convenlence. Atiractive terma. ANY BROKER OR THRIET BUILDING 0. " PHONE MAIN 708 ONLY $8950. CORNER HOUSE. 335 W ST.N.E (4th and W sis. close to cars.) Every corvenience 6 rooms, bath and zarage. TERMS. SMALL CASH PAYMENT. ANY BROKER THRIFT BUILDING CO.. Owner. Phone Main 768, H. GRUVER HOME Open For Insnection _Dafly and Sunday Until 9 PM._ 1402-14-18-24 Orren St. NLE. 6 rooms, tapest ick. tiled bath. hard- wood floors and trim, elec.. larke {rout poreh. double rear d: refriz.. porce: lain_sink. . ete. Low price. sy terms ate, possession. 3201 Adams Mill Rd. N.W. reasonable price brok and_ Builder bm. Adams 1583. OWNER. NEW. VER. ALl COLORED Very desirable 5-room homes. Sample hcuse, 2536 6th n.w. Price reasonable. Terms, $150 cash and monthly payments easy. Open for inspection at all times, with agent on premises. B. B. PINN Col. 5817. 7 Owner Main 267071 5 n's Best Buy M Sts. N. Washington's Near 10th and in very ood con epairing ‘will_rent Just figure dition for $45.00 each Testmeni_on & price of place @ Sears, ‘on each. which only takes a cash in- vestment on cach of $1.500 Your Own Broker or GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD, 319 Bond Bldg. Main 5593. GEORGETOWN. 3102 N st. n.w.—Containing 11 rooms and th, st heai. gas light: eubject to 8 st trust of $1.000. hearing 6% interest ge in July. 19 and a second trust of 1000, “bearing interest, due in May. 1928, without curtail. PRICE. $9.500. oo MARSHALL McKIBBIN, B Whodward Bidz.. Main 5045 (et EDGEMOOR. MD.—$16,000 home situated on a plof 24e cious n ar- room, stone extra lavatory, pantrs. all walls attractively tinted. The second floor has four bedrooms and a beautiful tile bath with shower. This_house was individually built, has rustproof downspouts and gut ters other splendid features. Mode terms, Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Realtors, 141 W._ Fran| CONN. AV MARYLAND. Do Not Overlook This Opportunity. T a section of increasing values New detached homes: 8 large Tooms, tfle bath. built-in fixtures, large fire: place. finished attic with stairway: dern in every respect: garage: lot. 5 ted on Conn. ave. Md.. th of Chevy Chase Lake and one block i al Traction cars: unueual price and terms. Open from 2 to 6 pm. Drive out Conn nd watch Siens. MOOT & COMPANY, 1516 H St. N.W Main 4860, Colored. Modern Home With Garage. On Flagler Near W N.W. 8 rooms, tiled bath b electric garage on' . alley. Home 1n Sondition thioughout. Possersion {Form owhe er. Special te arranged M-LACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION, tment, 10th and G. Heal Ectate De —__Main 432, Evenings, North 313. _ _ NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. | REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE—$20,500. TERMS. 10 rooms. 3 haths, 2-car brick garage. on 21st st bétween ave. and A heautiful home of rooms and 3 full 4 tilad baths, 3 extra lavatories, 3_open fire- places. h-wh.. electric lights. This prop- erty in splendid condition throughout, wiy decorated. _Inspection Sion. Terms CORPORATION, A, 10 is 3 BROOKLAND—CORNER. $8,000—TERMS. 10th and Kearnes: 6 rooms and bath, Rardwood foore. electrie Tkhts. open Are: Tiace: - Home i eplendidcondition’ throu Dt Shade. fruit and shrubbers. Posses- e SRR FANKING CORPORATION, Keal Batate Department. 10th and G. Main' 432, Evenings. North 313 " WOODRIDGE 24th & R. I. AVE Chaney Built. Open for Inspection. 2 SOLD—2 LEF’ Special Terms. Six-room homes of the better class, with every modern t, hardwood floors and trim, open fireplace, bullt-in refrigera: for, full tile bath with builtin tib. Before buying please inspect these modern home Mo N BANKING CORPORATIO. nt, 10th and G. ._Evenings, North 313, Colored Home Seekers —have 8 great opportunity. Bav- Briek house of 12 Tooms. 2 tiled bath Reat, clactric light, £as. concrete cella fucted. in'sniendid conditi echools, churches and park: “ouid Mot be huilt today to well under 316, | 000, now offered at the special Drice of 0.000. $0.000- 1 o015 p. SHOEMAKER 1407 New York Ave. N.W. _ Main 1168 MASSACHUSETTS PARK. Home snd Land Values Over $8.000,000. Since 1899, No Place Like Home: No Home Like Ours. = = 'DETACHED BRICK HOMES Finished and under construc- tion, Central and side halls. Complete in every detail. Built to please the most critical. Four to seven bedrooms. Three and four baths. Lots 50 to 115 feet front. Five minutes from Sheri- dan Circle. Prices moderate. Terms to suit. “Exhibit,” 32d St. and Cathedral Avenue, one block from Woodley Road Bus. MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, ated, Builder, Owner. Potomac 2200. TmeorD O S SEMMES BUILDING: Dupont Circle. SUNSHINE HOMES, MICHIGAN PARK, 12th and Taylor Sts. N.E. Brick Homes Built to Last. Prices less than houses id a row. If desired, terms so low you can scarcely afford to rent. 4 bedrooms. Dining and sleep- ing porches. Lots 32 feet front. Over 70 houses sold. Telephone or -call for booklet or take “Brookland” car to end of route, 12th and Michigan avenue n.e. 12 Kenyon St. N.W. | | OPEN SUNDAY. ! 4506 14th ST. N.W. | EASY TERMS, ! 1 invite your careful inspection of this beautitul home, which is being offered for sale for the first time. It has just been put in thorough repair and is ready for immediate occupancy. It is located in a neighborhood where values are increasing rapidly. This alone assures you of the soundness of your invertmeut, while you are enjoying the coraforts of & real home. The house is over 24 feet wide and contains eight nice rooms and tile bath- room: has metal weather stripping throughout, large floored attic. is heated by hot-water heat, has electric lights, hardwood floors downstairs, double rear porch, wide front porch, Pittsburg instantaneous hot-water heater, beautiful light concrete cellar under entire house with front and rear en- trances. The lot is a good depth to a large, paved alley., with & garage. Be sure to come out Sunday. The price is right for immediate sale. ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN, Franklin 5385. 1710 I St. N.W. i i SEMI-DETACHED. Windows in every room: parquet floors: front and rear yards: hedge: near car lines and stores. This cannot e duplicated. $7.350, easy terms. $750 CASH. Owner very, particular to whom he sells; fully detached home, 6 rooms, bath. fire- place, porches: lot 50x150, in choice section.” Price, $6,950. $500 CASH. This is more than just a 6-room and bath house. The added features make it a real home, one ycu would be proud to own and enjoy living in. CHEVY CHASE. ¢ the owner were not transferred, you could never buy this house. Det roomes and bath: garage, shade, hedse: near cars and stores: deal in every way $55 PER MONTH Covers all payments on 7-room and bath, lovely home: concrete front porch: room for a garage: apartment woul for owner to pay. INVESTMENT. Corner, 5 apartments of 4 rooms and, bath each; store under threeyear lease: all rented: net income, 15% on money invested. Property shown by appointment APPLEBY, ched 5.5 Kitehens, double rear porches, 1d rent for $35, leaving only $20 Main 1191, Ad. 2639. 1413-1415 G St. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $8,350.00 NEW HOMES $8,750.00 SAMPLE HOUSE, 624 JEFFERSON ST. N.W. NE BLOCK FROM 14TH ST. CAR LINE EXTENDED. OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY TILL 9 P.M. These splendidly built homes are 34 ft. Jong and contain 6 large, lisht rooms. tiled hath, pantrs. Jarge Tront, breakfast and sleeping porches: modern 16 the last word, Includ: ing h-w.h. electric lights, hardwood floors. Built-in bathtub and fixtures, white enameled range, one-piece sink and extra toilet In Lasement are some of the extra conveniences to be found in these beautiful hoi Drive out today and Inspect. or call us for auto service TAKOMA PARK—Detached. 602 ASPEN ST. N.W, . LL DAY TODAY FOR INSPECTION. Situated on beautifu! |0¢’n‘v‘n| containing 7 rooms. tiled bath and pantry: practically new. in'splendid condition and congains overs madern improvement. Owner has left ity and 'will sacrifice for quick sale. Will consider trade on smaller property. Don't fail to include this on your inspection tour today. NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND LONGFELLOW ST. SPLENDID BUY—$9,500.00. Semi-detached, 8 roome: every modern convenience, including howh., electric lights and hardwood floors: in perfect shape throughout; upstairs now used for an apartment: extra_large yard and new double garage. Let us show you how this home will pay for itself. inspect. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND OTIS PLACE—$7,500.00 A e A oRia and arduood TS £o0d Condition tTouEh: 0 will cover all payments. including interest and principal. Mr. Investor. we 70 per month. Call us for inspection. CUVIER A. METZLER. DEPENDABLE SERVICE. 1343 H STREET N.W. SUNDAYS AND NIGHT SERVICE—ADAMS 620. o2 OP! Phone us for auto service to MAIN 89 Houses Without a Penny. Will build your house without a cent in advance. ~Payments monthly. Here's your chance {o kel a home or do some building for profit ANCHOR REALTY CORPN 7 626 Sout! MR IDBE . b = Wouldn't You Be Interested in -Room and Tile-Bath House With Built-in Garage for Less Than $8,000? Hardwood floors in every room and m other features. 2808 to 2832 6th St. N.E. (6th and Franklin $ts.) Inspect or call us for auto service. STORY & CO., 812 17th St. N.W. Ph. Franklin 4100. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. FOR COLORED. $1.000 cashi: 10 rooms and bath; modern house: bargamn price MAIN 2053, " COLORED BARGAINS. room brick containing two tiled ba h-wh.: larze back vard. with two-ca rage. (6 wido paved alley: in very desirabie n.w.” location. Price and terms arc right for ‘quick sale. $500 each, y monthly pay- ments, will buy a 0-room brick containing h-wh. In a very convenient n.w. section. Do not fall o' e this. JONES & FREER, Col. 5515. Tivoll Theater Bldg. _ CHEVY CHASE, D. C. OPEN SUNDAY, 3911 Jocelyn Street N.W. Corner Reno Road. A beautiful detached stone center-hall colonial house of O and 2 bathe— modern o the mi he' condition: on Tot 95 by oves with garase 8716 LIV ST. N.W o ia Bidek East of Conn. Av New détached bouse 0f 7 rooms and bath (4" Dodroomis ) strictly modern: on very do- sirable Jot w SEE TH ITHOUT FAIL. ALLAN E. WALKER & CO,, INC., __813 15th s 2690. FOR SALE TO COLORED. “SPECIAL.” Boautiful 3-story brownstone, brick dwell- ing: 11 rooms and bath: #-caf, 2-story Ea. rage: in 1st commercial zone: 'suitable fcr residence or any business; price, $15,000, VRBS5500 cush. at B per conte"t S st. between 1st and 2nd—8 rooms and bath, newly decorated: owner will give im- Price, $0.500. N. 9357. RD REALTY CO., 543 Fla. Ave. N.W. Downtown—First Commercial. 15 rooms. h.wh. electric lights: double garage, corner alley.” Can easily. be remodel: ad intd offices: oniy 1 block from Patent Office. between Oth and 10th: $20.000; spe- Gal terms McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION, Real Estate Department, 10th and G. Main_432. Evenings. North 313 " COLUMBIA_HEIGHT $10,750. Semi-ds ‘hed tapestry brick_house near et rage. “With a al cash payment, monthly installments of only $60. covering all payments: interest at 6% will be ace cepted. ¥ ‘I’iec Crandall, Jr., & Co., Inc., 5 L __Main "EXCELLENT JUDGMENT fahns been shown by the 68 veoole who have purchased our builders, merchants Realtors. naval officers and speculators have bought. which shows ight rooms. 3 bathe. heat. cedar closet, booie. See thess House. 2725 Woodley Place. One-half Block Eact of Wardman Park Hotel THE JO PH SHAPIRO CO., 919 15th St. Franklin 1140, S their true worth built-in_garage, hot-wate ous lawns, the ideal W THE FOLLOWING HOUSES WILI, BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY AND EVERY DAY UNTIL SOLD. TRINIDAD SECTION. 3 Sample house. No. 1271 Oates st. ne. (two blocks north of Florida ave., on Trinidad . ne. (urn wesi). These are most unusual homes for wuch a low price. They con: tain aix rooms. tiled bath. h.w. heat. elec. lichts. h.w. floors and trim: deep back yard: Karage. You will find that ihe general construetion and finish of these houses will com: pare {avorably with those selling at a much higher price. 2 LE WEST CHEVY CHASE SECTION—ONLY ON sitea Dun 2B0% CHERPRE dec Menea ke rice” ks “peen Fedicod” v below $10.008: Terms can be arranged. MT. PLEASANT SECTION. No. 1912 Park rd. n.w. A Gruverbuilt home of elght rooms (five bedrooms), two complete” baths: inst. water heater. built-n garage, and modern in every detall. The Drice is right and terms can be arraned. MT. PLEASANT SECTION. No. 1781 Irving st now. This house is 23 feet wide: contains eight rooms. two complete baths, large attic, h.-w. heat, elec. lights. inst. water heater. built-in garae. wide paved alley. and is in view of beautiful Rock Creek Park. The owner of this house is leaving the city and has authorized us to offer it at a low price. BRIGHTWOOD PARK SECTION. Nos. 612, 614 and 816 Jefferson st. n.w. These houses are 20 feet wide and contain ix large roomis. bath, ho-w. heat. eloc. lights, hardwood floors and trim, and have & deep back yard. L. B. & H. B. MOORE, 717 14th St. N.W. MAIN 1447 MAIN 4289. 24° PETWORTH—$7,450. Terms. Tapestry brick home. colonial style, containing six well-arranged rooms and tilsd bath; hardwood floors: hot-water heat and electric lights. Five minutes' walk from 14t streci cars. Convenient to stores, market and schools. Deep lot to alley, with room for garage. S S : SOUTHEAST—$7,500. Terms. Near the new FEastern High School, d_just a few blocks from Lineoln Park, a colonial brick home, containing six roomc and bs hot-water heat and electric lights. Owner has purchased a larger home in the Northwest, and this property will be vacant in a few days; immediate posseseion can be given. It is well worth the price asked. PARK VIEW—$7,750. Terms. A colonial brick home, containing six rooms and tiled bath: front porch and doubls orches. Hot-water heat and electric lights. Tn first class' condition, and is priced or & quick sale. Can be bought on reasonable terms, POTOMAC HEIGHTS—§9,950. Terms. Beautiful corner suburban home, overlooking the Potomac River. bright and cheerful rooms and ardwood floors and trim. Two porche shrubbery and rosebushes. Garage. BURLEITH—NEAR GEORGETOWN—$8,500. Terms Brick home, almost pew, contalning six rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat and electric lights: hardwood floors: screens and awnings. Lot 18x128 feet. Paved street and alley. Owner wishes o leave the city and is anxious to sell. PETWORTH—$8,950. Terms. A brick home, containing six rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat ligbte: hardwood floors: colonial front porch and large double’ back Dorches: instan. tancous hot-water heater. Lot 140 feet deep to an alley. Vecant: immediate posseesion. CAFRITZ COMPANY, Phone Service Until ® P.M. _—— THERE IS A HOME HERE FORYOU! $2,000.00. LOCATED ON WIDE AVENUE SE.—A bargain! Pive rooms, frame. water, heat. Terms to euit. $4,000.00. 4th ST, S.E—Here is a real opportunity! Two-story brick home, six rooms, latrobe heat, gas. Easy terms. $4,500.00. neat little home—two-story, press brick, bath, electric- Small cash payment and easy monthly payments. $5,000.00. 6th ST. S.E—This delightful home—six rooms, bath, gas: vacant and ready for im- mediate possession. Easy terms. $5,650.00. _Ord ST. N.E~—New two-story press-brick residence: tricity; room for garage: terraced lawns. $500 cash and $100 Cash. NEAR BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN PARK—Six rooms, bath, electricity. cellar. With small cash payment and reasonable monthly payment—this PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S.E.—Colonial . two-sto; tile bath, hot-air heat, electricity. Immediate possession. $7,500.00. KENTUCKY AVE. S.E—Beautiful colonial-porch home tricity, hot-water heat, garage. $500 cash, $61.25 month. NORTHEAST—New home, never occupied! 2wo-story tapest bath, concrete celiar, sleeping porches, room for garage. $1.200 cas) GLADMAN, Establisted 1901 rear low Contains six led bath: hotwater heat and eleciric. Hehis: . ecreens and awnings. Large lot, planted with electric 14th & K. Main 9080. E ST. §.E—Owner offers thi ity, modern heat. tile bath, hot.w; ater elec- $60 monih. g Vacan! stone 1, hotise 1a yours] " -brick, ehrr;:! ick, six rooms, cellar, Six rooms, bath, cellar, elec- brick, six rooms, tile . $70 month. Vacant. Lincoln 346. FOR SALE— $100 DOWN. Six-room brick house. 42 RANDOLPH ST. N.W. Double brick garage: balance same as 506 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. TO COLORED. Country home near Baltimore boulevard containing 20" acres, dwelling. outhouses fruit trees and springi $ MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, Tocomoria SR HEDING!” 20 Dupont Circle, Houses in all eections of the city at rea- sonable prices, Buy through and list with " J. WILLIAM MONROE. Phone Nerth 6371, 412 U &, n.w, * rent: vacaol o g WARING. c NW. Main 9173, bt !ir!nm North 568. ur Be Sure to See [~ WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Splendid col 1$|1%vlfik I3 Splendid colonial brick home of 8 rooms. e bath. 5. real bedrooma. open B Placel” large ‘pasitry. plenty ‘of closct, epace. aundry © traye, hardwood floore. b own eloct. lights. vic. ' Space for garage. =Newly Papered and painted throughout. - This homs e exceptional by xoed term: SHAPIRO-KATZ COMPANY, REALTORS, 1416 K ST. N.W. MAIN 9111, Evening phone service until § p.m. A DETACHED SUBURBAN HOME NORTHWEST, $5,750. Very Easy Terms. 3 Sold—4 Left. Six large rooms and bath. Hot-water heat. Electric lights Hardwood floors. Long lot to alley. Room for garage. In excellent condition. Convenient to car line, schools and stores. J. DALLAS GRADY, 904 14th St N.W, Main 6181, COLORED. $200 Cash and $35 Monthly. Will sell an excellent five-room brick house. water in kitchen and gas. large front ‘and side porch. Act quick on this bargain. Address Box 261-X. Star office. 24% ATTENTION , COLORED, Real bargain for quick sale. fow doors from Georgia ave.. on West Columbia rd. 6 rooms and bath Lrick houss. h.-w.h.. porch: $8.000 for quick sale. Small first payment required. Apply to owner at 1669 Park rd.. between 6 and 7 p.m. HOME BUYERS, INSPECT SUNDAY 3907 Davenport St. N.W. Open All Day Sunday. A Detached Home with ix rooms and bath, Hot-water heat, Electric lights, Hardwood floors, Long lot to alley Room for garage. To inspact: Take Wisconsin ave. to Daven- port st. 0.w. Walk one block east to houses. J. DALLAS GRADY, 004 14th St. N.W. Main 6181 GOOD BUY, N.E. Located near 4th and R. I. ave.. & well built and nicely arranged 6-room and bath modern brick “home: newly papered and painted: occupied by owner. who has pur- chased larger home. Can be seen any $ERB0T ek gty Durere June 1. e CHAS, D, SAGER. 28 Realtor. 7. 924 14th St N.Wer Main 38. Price. GEORGETOWN., 1254 3ist st. n.w.—Containin and’ bath, latrobe heat. gas light; to & first trust of $3.000. bearing §itdue in July 1930, and 3 second trust ot . bear rest. due_in May. 1025, without curtail. | PRICE, $7.000, on 175 MARSHALL MCKIBBIX, 212 Woodward Bldg. Main_30: GEORGETOWN t_st. n.w.—Corner pro con. tatnioe {4 voons aod 2 bath gy gas lient; gublect io 8 first Salan A e 2 n 2 l:;li.‘ :t"l’\lu "75'53?);’. n:ezé. without ail. O, RS ALL ‘SeRIBBIN, 213 Woodward Blds.. Main 3046. 8 rooms subject % inter. £ WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER—0 OR room brick house: am.l: strictly whits neighborhood; state' location and price. Ad. FioSHEA, 201D st. ne., Wash. C: e 793 ROOMING HOUSE _OR_SMALL ment house in Columbia Hels) Pleasant: state_location and pr cash. Box 79-X. Star 0 i NO“AGENTS—6 OR 7, ROOMS. ABOVE Columbin ‘rd.”and west of 13th si.: “$1.000 to $11,000: part or all cash. Address BOX 188-X. 'S 24 2as OR T ment, A G OR 7 ROOM HOUSE, 2 miles of 12th and F sta kood cash payment. Address Box Star office. SN * HAVE A $5400 EQUITY ON HOUSE North a Will exchange (n; use in balance cash. 61 Ewtonigt miwg s e et Lo NTED—SIX-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE. o theast: Maryland ave. preferred; not over $8.500. Will give clear house. W rented, worth $3500, and assume grt Address Box 280-X. Star offic 4 WANTED- WO FAMILY #ection, for investment 15 Address Box 501 HAVE A LARGE LIST 0 wish {0 buy G and & room hotscs With Drices ran 500 to $10.000. If you have ™ iy for & quick sale, list same with us. POLLARD REALTY CO.. Florida_Ave. N.W." 8 ROOM _ AND KITCH holse, city subntantial cash Das ment: might conmider lease, Pot. 2492, WILL PA E OR LARGE HOUSE BE tween Hth and 14th and south of U: not over $10,000. Address Box 435-X, Star Office. ATTOR! desirab) FOR INVES 3 SMALL HOUSES FOR e gy details wfiret W., WITHIN not over $8,500: FLATS, ANY will pay ca Bouses and properties or_investment, dircct from owners particulars. _Address Box Star offic COL. HTS. < RD. 2 rm. for garage: wanted by privite §0Gd cash payment: not over $10.00 2X. Star_office. WILL BUY SMALL HOUSES FOR 4 white or colored, any section: submit full details of what vou have in_ first letter no agents, Address Box 442X, Star office. QUICK ACTION. 6 to 10 Foom hrick louse in & good nw. oz oF we wection: must have gofseamon 13 2 Tn B350 oF aabren Room 405, Peovie’s Life Tnsurance Bidx. COLORED HOUSES. Near Towa Clrcle—About § r. trade as frot hament 81250 euliy in mod. house. o] Wantod =About ® . house. viciuity, N. ave "5 or B20d"at "SLEG0 casih and trust Rote as first payment. Wanted A number of 4 to 6 r. brick houses, vicnity of Sherman ave. Le Dro Park ssc. and near 25th and K n.w. Send us datn at once und 1f price Abd terins are Tight Wil got Yo auiek remuits. N. 'E. RYON CO., INC. 1423 F St state part 0. Ad- H and near room, screened tage, water, vations now. Call ¢ COLONTAL BF located cottage: from pavilion and up stair . ny FOR HEN mer: shady ton. Va. ¢ a ) 3 | ON BEAUTIFUL ISLAND. NEAR PORT- land. Me.—Six-room furnistied cottage, wide { veranda around three sides. magnificent views ©of sea and bay: entire season. $250: would consider exchange of game for Summer for home with grounds in_Washington. Frank. 1275, between 7 and 8 pm. ________ ° WILL ACCOMMODATE A COUPLE IN MY homie i quiet seashore resort on New Jersey coast: reasonable. Address Box 331X, Star fonday. o EAUTIFULLY ‘fur.: square Water " down Avpply 8IS rooms: and bathing reasonable. lawn. Conway Grove, Warren- FOR SALE_FIVE ROOM COTTAGE SUR Founded With pin and cedar trecs. at Classic Shore. Colonial Beach. Va. Good for con- mimbitve patienta: * Good"water' Wil con: BRP s P ond on “Urade " Ghner” w1, SO taze on May 30 Location: 0h street “Fr i A7 por Wrangements call Main CHESAPEAKE BEACH—G-ROOM nicely furnished. thoroughly sereened: vings: -ehort block from M. M. BRICK- Ph cent: rent reasouabie Swampscott, Maes 730 Qutiook 10ad. Lynn S SNDUTT electric and phone. Address Box 2 MELROSE HIGH. for mtor of 7 m3. % bdathrooms with replaces. modern conveniences. electric ~_mangle and _dishwacher, ~ player: plano. victrola, 3-car garaze. ‘beaut Erounds of 26 000 square feet With pri: driveway _“Referen Tequired. Address Mrs. HAYDEN GAINES. 783 Fraoklin st. Melrose Hieh M LI whowers, |ORDERS SHOW GAINS 2l | IN STEEL INDUSTRY Copper Demand Lags—Zinc More Active During Week on Price Advances. By the Associated Prese. NEW YORK, May 23.—The steel market has developed a little more stability during the past week and, while orders continued to suggest that buyers were not looking far into the future, they were more numerous, and in a few cases were of somewhat larger volume. Prices were well main- tained, which added confidence. In- quiries were in the market for ralls and pipe from the Far East, but for- elgn competition was expected to be keen for is business. Pig fron was air demand, although the buying was spotted. Prices were stead Copper has remained quiet. No im- provement has been reported in the and for finished products, and| h.fl\l‘!'fl for domestic consumption are | showing little disposition to operate above the 1 nt level for electroly- tie delivered at Connecticut Valley points. Foreign markets have been quiet also. _Tin has made but feeble response to rising prices at London, owing to the Indifferent attitude of consumers and prospective good increase in visible suppiles. Talk of the possibility of united buying by independent tinplate mills has been the source of considera- ble comment Lead has been in urgent demand, have been abbreviated metal is scarce, and of- e shipment are limited. is now but little above an Mexican ore import basi Z little more active and prices slightly higher, influenced by the firmer ruling abroad. Antimony declined early. but steadied up at the end of the week on reports that European operators were pur- chasing in China. Business, however, was light. e A Brooklyn (N. Y.) clock fell out of a tower, striking on WATER FRONT PROPERTY. e (Confinmed) NEW 5-R. BUNGALOW AT SOUTH RIVER Manor. 3'miles from Annapolis on rosd to Arundel'on-the beautiful water front: fishing, erabbing. "bathing. boating: ideal. and a bargain at $3 500: drive over and gee ft._G._W.COX. R. ¥. D. . Annapolis. Md. AWNER —SACRIFICING COTTAGE AT hesapeake Feach: high location: ail ecreened near post off. quares from long fiah ing pier. ¢ B-F.3. P.O. Hox 102 FOR SALE SALT WATER place, “facing reasonable terms. A a P. 0., St AUTIFUT, Patuxent Ri s Box L, Califo COTTAGE AND LOT. #0 FT. FRONTING on West River. half mile from Shady Side Md. post office: aleo adioining 78-foot iof :ihy terme. R. F. MANCILL. 4914 Macomb iR ON rH;fiAl’nAxi‘, NGALOW A used for all the Sterling Highest In Eleven Years As Week Closes By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 23.—Strength of sterling exchange, which rose to the highest level In 11 years and within a small fraction of 1 cent of dollar parity; continuance of the upward movement of stock prices for the third consecutive week; establishment of the highest levels in several years by the bond price averages and stiffening commodity quotations were the outstanding features of this week’s financial markets. The recent rise in stocks, which has been accompanied by substan- tially increased public participa- tion, has been interesting in many quarters as a discounting of ex- pected business improvement dur. ing the Summer and Fall. TROPHY IS DONATED FOR BANK WOMEN Delegates to District Bankers’ Con- vention to Putt for Hand- some Cup. A handsome trophy to be used as the first prize in the ladies’ putting contest, which will be a feature of the annual convention of the District lankers' Association to be held at Hot Springs, Va., June 25 to 29, will be donated by John Poole, it was an nounced yesterday by W. J. Waller, chairman” of the general convention committee. This trophy will be awarded on the same basis as the cups in the several 80If tuornaments; that is, the winner will have her name engraved on it, and will retain possession until the next annual convention, with the first three-times winner becoming the per- manent possessor. Donation of this trophy makes three additional prizes for the golf events this year, Herbert T. Shannon having donated one for the class A handicap tournament, and Lanier P. McLachlen having given one for the class B e ent. The Hibbe cup, donated several vears ago by W. B. Hibbs, will be contested for this vear as heretofore. The ladies’ putting contest will be conducted under the direction of a committee headed by Mrs. W. W. Spaid. Other special entertainment features for the ladies will be a luncheon under the direction of Mrs. Victor B. Deyber and Mrs. Francis G. Addison, jr., an a bridge party under the direction of a_committee headed by Mrs. Howard Moran. Reservations Yor the convention are being received rapidly, Chairman Wal ler stated vesterday, and there ap- pears to be little doubt that the at tendance this year will eclipse all for Summer resort resort. Seven rooms £s over 11 ft lsetta is & Erowing 1" reception hall - Jot 200x150 1t right on Potomac River opposite Pt. Look- out facing the lovely' Chesapeake: lovely white ®and beach 200 1t lonk; §00d hath ing:. nice garden planted; good® piace for poultry ralsing: artesian flowing well right river ahounds in fish. o¥e- store. " post office, » house shingled on’ out: side” over - price $2.500° phone i Homn e or phone L. O. FORBUSH, Lewisetta, Cowner) . at_kitchen door ters and ehurch others. The special all-Pullman train will leave Washington on Wednesday evening, June 24, at 9:30 and will arrive at Hot Springs the following morning. The refurn trip will begin Sunday night, June 28. Reservations accompanied by remit tance should be sent to B. A. Bowles, chairman of the transportation com- mittee, at the Potomac Savings Bank. COLONTAL B bath Fr. k51 °F_ THE PIONEER REAL o Norih Beach, Chesapeake Hewch, Md reni, for sale ‘cottages and lots. APPLE- TON CADY. 723 Mass. ave. n.e.. or at be 1st and Daston, Tersphon Lificoln 8107 T—OCEAN CITY, N. J.. BEACH front cottage: 4 bedrooms: ‘all copvenience Mrs. F. D. McLAIN, 29th st. and Wesley av . ESTATE FOR RENT_FURNISHED _VERY ATTRAC: 5 miles from Washington: 1 mile ‘macadam road: large grounds: arage: . $35. Address J. K. DOUG- Tl N s G CHESAPEARE ACH_NEW COTTAGE. furnished. for or rent. | Franklin 7794 FOUR MODER! Swampscott. Mass.. for season: gas. electsi ity and phone inciuded in rent: Dear beach: maid serviee if- desired. Appis EDITH DI 9 New Ocean st., Swampscott, Mass. FOR_SALE—3_AND & ROOM COTTAG at North® Beach. Md.: terms. Rosenberger, 8th and Dayton ave I e TR 2 RNISHED ROOMS FOR JUNE_ TO Seot.. $£50._ Sherwood Forrest. Md. Tele- phona Col. 7197-J. 26% WA i Furnished cottage at Colonial Deach. Jackson st. n.e. TO_RENT FOR SEASOX NORTH BEACH PARK. MD. New ‘waterfront cottage: large porches: 5 fireplace: accommodate 10 persons. S2%eon. $400. San"Mr. Evans at cottaxe May 30"and 81 of address Box 460-X. Star offico. SUMMER _Hi Grove farm #ood _care « miles from Washington: Wholesome food. Phone San. Spring. 531, or “addreas 'S, Thomas.” Agh- ton. Montgomery Cov. Md = NORTH ~ BEACH. MD _COTTAGES FOR falp and rent; make reservalions ow Sat: urdays at beach. EDW VIDDIF 435 18th at Phone_Ad 057 SEE EDGEWATER BEACH NOW: 23 MILES from Washington: no mud: no bad roads: sandy beach. magnificent view. larse lots and roads good all the year: eacy terms on lots or cottaxes. Free plat and illusirated booklet with auio road ma from WILLIAM . MATTESON. Bond Blds.. Washington. LARGEST ST WATERFRONT BUX galow “on ket at this Jow Drice— 33.500. Easy terms. Contains living room. 15x26 ft.. 3 large bedrooms. kitchen. bath, 2 large screened porches. Overlooks beauti: ful park. beach and pier. Short auto drive from Waghington, "Freo booklet and suio routes. WILLIAN ATTESON. Bond Bidg. P! Main_6 WANTED—PINEY PO Jished cottage. Please give full Yre B CALLAHAN. 120 rih 7 e & uiney n.e. . 24011 excelient” bathing > one ' a water front. trees 6 50 and fighing. 505. 73] PLE UNUSUAL COTTAf 3 excellent beach sished. with 600 Chesapeake = Bay: five " rooms. nine-foot screened porch threa sides. awnings. fire: Place, artesian well water In house. sanitars toilet. bath houses, servants’ quarters: Farage, walky: exunve Toemdlin G exchange for City Proporiy. e Sl feat on sell MISS MABY T. EASTMAN HAS TAKEN A cottage at Bluemont, Va.. where she will open & camp for vounger irls. mation_address 130! SALT WATER FRONT. For sale, completely furnished, 0- lgt \I’J:An 22“ {l‘ll-‘i.l wall (ronrt‘”;? leen; Earage; all city conveniences, LEEDS." Clifton” Terrace. phone Columbia 7744 TAM A WASHINGTON MA all over Florida: can furnish you any infor- mation you want t0 know: can get you any size tract of land you want from 1 to 100. 000 acres. 1 have somo wonderful bargains for invesiment. Address Dox 167-X. office. 2 2. FLORTDA ACREAGE WANTED: WILL BUY or sell for you: give cash price. terms. loca: Tion first letter: “information rezarding land {furnighed. " RANDALL REALTY. Okeecjo- e. Fla Florida Acreage Wanted. ‘We will buy large or small parcels of acre. age anywhere in Florida. if properly priced uick “action: owners only answer, D. BAILEY, Halcyon Hotel, iress L. Fla. Florida Acreage Wanted. City builders—One of the livest organiza- tions in Florida have just completed selll over three million dollars’ worth of lo ‘Will soon be ready for another large tract of acreage adjacent to city or will consider large, body solldly blocked land. with Ry. and hard” roads crossing same. prefer: with lake or ocean frontage. Will buy right. co-operate with owners or take sellini contract. This is real opportunity to de: with regular organization and convert your Boldings Intp anice aaos Wirs or write C. WAYNE TEATER, 309 NE. 1gt Ave., Miami, Fla. NORTH BEACH, MD. Desirable lots. Easy terms. J. F. BROADFOOT. Phona Linc. 584. 24% SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY. COLORED BUYERS. Avproximately eix acres and house. mile frontage on deep salt water, 30 minutes from Washington: crabbing. fishing, boating, bathing. oysters: ideal Stmmer resort of smuserient park: combined lome andmioney” maker: uct quickly; priced for quick sale. Rddrees Box 125X) bihr ofice. . 0o *ale COLONTAL BEACH—FOR SALE, COTTAGE, 7 rooms, furnished: double iof. 100x150° chicken house. {ruit_trees, vegetables grow- . artesian water: $2,500. Address owner. ILIP. GARNETT. 'Box 423, Colonial 'OCEAN-FRONT FURNISHED HOUSE E bedrooms, two baths, two-car garage: rent %- SHORT-TER}; SECUBITIES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) Adirond. P. & L. C. 8s 1920. Alum. Co. of Amer. 7a 103 American Sugar s 1937 Amer. Tel. & Tel. 0s 1825 Anaconda ‘Copper 6s 1030 Aesociated 01l s 103 Baltimore & Ohio 6s 102 Bethlehem Steel 55 1936 of Lyons 6s 1034, Columb. G. & E. 1st 55 1927 Continental G. & E. bs 1927 Du Pont 738 1081 3 Federal Sugar-Ref. 65 1033 Federated Metals 75 1030. . Goodyear T. & R, 8s 1931 Great Northern 7e_1936 Gulf il Corp. Pa. 538 193 Hock. Val. R. R. C. Bs 1970, Humble Oil 3%s 1032~ Lehigh Pow, M..St.P. &S Morris_& Co. Oregon Short Line 48 1920. Penna. R. R. 78 1930. ... .. Pure Oil 5%s. Aug. 1925.. Swift & Co. b 1032, . Tidewater Oil 6%5s 1031 Union Pac. R R.C. 48 15 Union Tank Car 7s 1930 3 U. S. Rubber 7148 1930, 106% Western Union 6% 1036 . 1114 Westinghouse E.&M. 7s 1931 107 TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) 22332338523 3RE3R5E22222288 CPFER A e BEE5 0505555555555 25535255 50! 416 June 15, 1925 238 Sept. Dee. 1001-32 1003 101 7-32 T 101 3120 NEW YORK, May 23 (#).—Cotton goods markets closed steady today after the best week in a month. Sales in gray cloths exceeded 400,000 pieces in sheetings, print cloths, etc. Jobbers reported & steady business in wash goods, silks, handkerchiefs and an improvement in linens. Large sales of raw silk in Japan this week, totaling 10,000 bales, have stiffened the markets here. = Wool markets were steadler and wool goods were bought moderately in specialties and fine lines. Burlaps were firmer after a moderately active week. for season, $2.000. "Appl; mises. Ocoan aver, Suging Laker N, 3 - ses. 1611 re (;ULOS\']AI;‘B ACH, “'A- a arge boarding hots:. wh beautiful |ann“'llh shade; l|~0rrn|.(: fl-‘i’x\; house, water and sewer; for rent or for sale. Apply (o &, P MASON, Colonial Beach, ¥a, or 2030 Eye st. HAVE A PLACE, ALL YOUR OWN, whero' you can’enjoy Summer outings, one day or as many .as you like, with good bath- ink. boating, fiehing, crabs and oyeters. . We can’ furnishone acre or more, improved or unimproved: also water front FARMS: short drive and good roads from Washington. THOMAS & DAVIS, Charlotte Hall, St. Marys Co.. Md. OUT-OF-TOWN RFAL FST. WILL SELL FLORIDA LOTS, $2 dress Box 300-U. Star office. S_(3)—CLASSIC SHORE, the river: moet reasomable term: 1926 Biltmore st.. Washington. WANTED — ACREAGE Florida. ~ We also have Jots for eale at Gainsville, '$10° month. Get your Winter home now. RHODES & STEARNS, 1100 Eye St N.W._—M 1363. 28° WATER FRONT PROPERTY. FOR SALE—TRACT OF 200 ACRES, IM- proved by a large dwelling, 10 rooms. on West River. near Chesapealke Bay; suitable for club and development. JULIAN BREWER & SON. Annapolis, Md. 268 FOR SALE—FINE LOT. 50x150, AT NORTH Beach: cheap if sold soon. DAWSON, 626 Delanéy_ave., Virginia Highlands. > WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE LOTS AT Colonial Beach, Vi e terms: salt water bathing, fishing and crabbing: high, health: near churches. stores, amusements, etc. TAYLOR BROS.. 1311 G n.w. . IN SOUTHERN PRE-WAR PRICE. $300 Cash and $40 Per Month —Zwill buy o fine 5room house on E st se. Just off lg‘h st. House is in good condition e} i Tares. real lot with metal Farage Bubiie schol 15 S blosi " Fhis'la"s real for $3. &0 don’ lelay. U ome"and auto service Sunday from 10 sm. until 5 pm. JOS. P. STUBENER, 529 Bond Bldg. Main 5091. 24° ON WEST RIVER. NEAR IDLEWILDE—2 acres, with fine_shade trees: small house: bargain: also bave other lots at Shady Side. Ma, Address C.H. RAYMOND. 1250 15 &t . > BEAUTIFUL WELL WOODED LOTS. ON the Severn River and county road: adj, & ell known club prop.: best location. 80x400 @.: terms. Address liox 490-S. Star office. BRAND-NEW COTTAGE. NORTH CHESA- peakte Deach: completely furnished: water inside: for rent by month or season. Linc. COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS. FURNISHED: REN’ or for gale: salt water bathing. iting ; one- Bour electric Tine. . Line 1007, Colan hour SALE OR RENT—HOUSES. E HOUSE, BASEM ed. Tor eht o sae o;#v 20 ACRES, SUITABLE DING. 3 500 Df""m o o Semind South River: modern 7- at $15. - Zapolis, SUMMER HOME. DEER PARK, MD. oN cxv:sr OF ALLEGHENIES. On mair line of & O. R. R.. completealy furnished, 14 rooms, 2 baths, 1st-floor lava- tory, servants’ quarters, J-car garage, natu- ral' gas: 7 acres of ground, partly wooded: !'ol"' lemllll s:)mm(ns’ l’)ggl":‘l‘rr!‘ ad] r;:nlnL hfi- o oot Earesior 0o8), 68 adiolaing Ro- HEVEISY e .. Washington. D C-5 “Water Fronts Are Becoming B%cah:e. HAVE YOU UGHT_ YO! TAMES CBUREH, ™" Leonardtown, Md. DEEP COVE, MD. OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE B, 29 MILES FROM DISTBXCT.‘Y. e xeht &t oid toa ot 7 died e o == Paturent River. Follow our signs to Dong Coye. 'WE ARE OFFERING A FEW CHOICE LOTS, 75x160. o create a refined setilement for Washingtoniaus. Good roads. = No mud. and good strects on proverty, A PERFECT HARBOR and fine dock for boats and best fishing cround on the bay. 4-ROOM BUNGALOW. Lot 75x150 ft. B-ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE. 160 feet water front, $3850. BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. bath, Delco electric, Lhis. largs garage. doubis boathouse, and motor boat, $10.000. PUBLIC PARK _AND PLAYGROUNDS. DRIVE DOWN SATURDAY OR SUNDAY. Owner_and an i Phulib SRR ECK. 867 Tob PROPOSALS. EOMMISSTONERS, D" C. WASHINGTON. May 23, 1925 —Sealed proposals wiil be geived st Room 500, Districy Bullding, until 2 o' d!l'g" :\uu 15_.'1 'g' [or ulu:hh A b SN k| GAS DIVIDEND RAISED. NEW YORK, May 23 (#).—The an- nual dividend rate of $2 a share on the class A stock of Associated Gas and Electric has been raised to $2.50, with declaration of two quarterly div- idends of 6213 cents, payable July 1 and October L. Stockholders have the option of taking the dividend in class A stock at the rate of one-fortieth of a share. e NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES. NEW YORK, May 23 (#).—Butter— Firm; receipts, 13,011 tubs; creamery, higher than extras, 42a42%: do., ex- tras, 92-score, 41%; do., firsts, 88 to 91 score, 40a41%; packing stock, cur- rent make, No. 2, 27. Eggs—Steady to firm; receipts, 25,711 cases; fresh gathered, firsts, 32; 33%; storage packed, 33a33%; fresh gglhered, seconds, storage packed, 32 a3l PAINTERS RUSH TO BOSTON. BOSTON, May 23 (Special).—In re- sponse to advertisements by the Mas- ters' Association for men on an open- shop basis, painters have flocked here, and the association reports that all Jobs have now been filled. The Satur- day holiday has been abolished. RAW SILK HIGHER. NEW YORK, May 23 (Special).— Cotton goods market closed the week quietly with prices unchanged. Print cloths were quoted at 93 cents for 64x60s, and 103 for 68x72s. Raw silks were active and prices advanced 5 cents a pound. ‘WEEKLY BANK REPORT. NEW YORK, May 23 (#).—The actual condition of Clearing House banks and trust companies for the week 8shows an excess reserve of $41,439,280, a decrease in reserve of $24,237,360, companed with last week. ! | tuations and the g™ TRADING HEAVIEST IN'GURB HISTORY Changes Range as High as 20 Points During Week. Lively Market Yesterday. By the Aseociated Pross. NEW YORK, May 23—Trading on the curb exchange today was in large volume with a fairly strong undertons continuing in the more prominent in- dustrial stocks. At the opening the tendency of the general list was in clined td easiness, but renewed buying appeared on recessions with resultant rallles on comparatively small busi- ness. There was good buying of As- socfated Gas and Electric, which rose 1 point, and Commonwealth Power quickly recovered an early loss of b points, while Electric Bond and a few others were under moderate pressure. Petroleum shares lded gradually on semall transactions. There were a number of particularly strong issues however, among the miscellaneous ofs issues. New Record in Trading. Speculative acti in many groups broadened to such n make the dealings on th in the past week any previous time that market nd th business w 11, £ new higy had belt fter week. records i The ascending so held the most wild trad ‘ group being which ranged Southeastern as high as 107, broke and many other stoc after climbing to high records, had sever declines. Electric Bond and Share nidicated the general move- ments, first advancing 80% and then yielding to 7 Powiag selling 20 points this group. bout Other %- Broad Changes. There also were wide n in the industrial list. Victor Machine, which recently sold as lo as 65, ranged from 84 to followed by a reaction to 85. Chrysier Motor moved up over § points a new high record. The petroleum stocks travel a wide ares Refinin up from 223 to 237 and rose from 167 to 180, v the advance lost the past two da GERMANY HAD 8,000 SPIES, BRITON SAYS Tells of Pre-War Activities, Saying Billets in Belgium Were Chosen in 1911. 1 over moved Pen most reaction on Correspondence of the Assoctated LIVERPOOL, En Prof. Bernard John V as made milit int rope a study, in a le n the Li graphic; asser several vears before the had 8,000 spies scattered points between Berlin and Brussela The Germa: billets in Belgian towns nd villages had been arranged and scheduled three years before a shot was fired in 1914, Prof Wilden- Hart asserted. The lecturer, who was professor of English at the Imperial Japanese Uni- versity, Nagoya, from 1909 to 1915, and has written numerous works on the espionage systems in Russia, Ger- many, Japan, Poland and other coun- tries, said that the German naval plans concerning the battle of Ju were ascertained by British intelligence officer: hours before the C moved a vessel for t t, and that as a matter slish fleet moved first. For young men desiring a romantic, adventurous career the speaker recom- mended the intelligence service, and said there were plenty of jobs on the continent awaiting the right men. There were more spies in rope to- day, he said, than at any time prior to 1914. VIRGINIA TO BEAUTIFY APPROACH TO BRIDGE Arlington County Citizens Offer Col. Sherrill Co-Operation in Plan for Memorial Structure. ress. ril 28— den-Hart, who clligence iny here be Geo at &« various Plans for development of Arlington County into a grand gateway to the National Capital by the citizens of that county :n co-operation with the Federal authorities were discussed at length today with Lieut. Col. Clar- ence O. Shertlll, director of public buildings and public parks of the Capital, by a committee representing the Arlington County Civic Federation. This committee was composed of Senator R. E. Plymale, president of the federation; J. C. Byars, first vice president, and Arthur Orr. The conferees thoroughly went over plans for the Virginia approach to the bridge. Senator Plymale said that the citizens of Arlington County were de sirous of developing the county In co operation with Federal authorities. with a view to making that section a most impressive approach to Wash- ington. Following the conference, Senator Plymale said the plans for the devel opment had not vet taken definite form, but that the civic federation would work in close co-operation with Col. Sherrill and his assistants, with the sole obfect in mind of developing this section in the most pleasing way They propose establishing some parks of their own in addition to the Fed- eral parks incident to the bridge im provement. CAMP QUOTA NEAR FULL. Boys Desiring Training Are Ad- vised to Apply at Once. Washington city has now reached 140 per cent of its quota for the four citizens’ military training camps in the 3d Corps Area, and each day young men in the District of Columbia are applying for the 30 days' outf-or instruction and physical development which will be afforded by the War De partment without cost to boys of 1T years and over. The quota of the 3d Corps Area is rapidly nearing its completion, at which time no more applications can be accepted from Washington. Lieut. Col. Scott, in charge of the local re- serve units, is anxious that every boy in the District who is desirous of at tending the camps be permitted to do so, and that none will be disap pointed, as happened last year when applications were submitted too late. He ‘urges that all requests for attend ance be submitted at the earliest prac- ticable date. Full information can be obtalned at the headquarters of the local reserve units at 1402 E street,