The homes will sell for less than
$7,000, and will be sold on the ‘Tbck
and key" basis. The home is turned
over to the purchaser complete, in
cluding fixtures, papering, screening,
garage and gas line to the kitchen.
Four of the homes already have been
sold. They will be ready for April
occupancy.
Minnie Is Her Name, But She
Claims He Called Her 0th- ,
ers Not So Nice /
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.—"Horn • *****
never like this!’ exclaimed Hercules
Achion, with a sigh of relief a* the
door of the cell to which Magistrate
Eilperin had obligingly committed
him, cut short his liberty with a loud
clank.
Sometimes the way of the trans
gressor seems unreasonably hard.
Hercule’s wife, Minnie, had sworn
out a warrant for his arrest on a
charge of disorderly conduct. Sh«
said that he had called her vjle
names. Having duly served the war
rant on Hercules at his home. No.
135 Prospect Park, west, Brooklyn,
Tuesday night. Warrant Officer Peter
Dalton remarked that it had got
rather late and if It would oblige Her
cules he could keep himself arrested
at home until time to appear in court
next morning.
“Oh, no,” protested Hercules. At
the risk of seeming insistent, he
would much prefer to go to Jail right
away. A night In a nice, quiet jail
would probably do him no end of
good, after a period of incessant luui
ging, he opined.
Yesterday morning in eourt. MaA<
istrate Eilperin sternly read the af
fidavit charging Hercules with call
ing his wife evil names. Hercules
admitted it. How could he help It?
he wanted to know. Minnie had
nagged the life out of him, he said.
