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TH0B. J. OWEN q BON, ACCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED DWELLING, NO.
1902 ARKANSAS AVENUE NORTH

WEST.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust. being
instrument No. 1893. recorded February %,
1922, among the land records Of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersfsned trustees viii
sell at public suction. In front Of the prefn-
ises. on FRIDAY, THE SECOND DAY 0E
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described land
and. premises. situate in the District Of Co
lumb!a and designated as and being lot II.
in square 2o25. in B: =. Saul and others SUBJ
division, known rs 'Sauls Addition TO the
City of Washington. as recorded in the oface
of the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia. In
county Lfber "a, folio II. subject to covenants
Of record.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to q first deed
Of trust for $3.50. due March 2, 1924. and .
second deed Of trust amounting TO about $3.50.
and the amount above said deeds Of trust to
be paid in cash: $3.50 deposit required upon
acceptance Of bid. Conyeyaneing. recording
Terms Of sale to be complied with within 80
days, otherwise the property may be resoid At
the risk and cost Of defsulting purchaser.
after i've days Advertising Of such resale pub
nshed in Washington, D. c.
HARRY 4. BOSS,
BEN T. WEBSTER.
my20 dada exS&h0l Trustees.
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$1,000.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.

FOR sALEIM0UNTAIN HOME; NINE
rooms and attic; furnace; all modern CON
fenced: variety Of fruit; lot 16O by 200 feet;
furniture. with player-piAno. included; So SOC
in fee. Address or call Owner. Whiteholme
from June 1 to October 1, threeStory fur
nished house, 8 rooms and bath; porch ali
around house: library Of more than 200 vol
umes: beautiful view Of Mddletovu Wiley
Inquire Of C. L. JOHNSON, 1875 G st., Main
$3.50 or West 1901.
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ADAM a. WRseHL@R, AUoTloNEER.
ADAM 4. WNsGHiHR, AUOT10NEER.
Sale to settle . partnership
of valuable foaar-family brick
apartmsnt, No. SOe Rhode Island
ave, and 6l3 @ street northwest.

Bv virtue Of authority vested in the unr
dersiened. will offer Tor saIs By public auc-
ssGc In ssGss & shs rRIDAx
eGGk lots s;. 2 .sS e II square
ment q apartments Ar. and b., 5r and b.
and zr. and b.. steam hAat and electric
light; fronting on two streets and rented
1t $3.50 per anuum. -,
Terms: Subject to deed Of trust tor s.. $50
e pr cent, due Moyepbsr 4 i9A. balance
stsllments Of &l60. with interest, at per
cent, secured BY 4 second deed Of trust on the
property sold. or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. A. depodt Of $500 required at
sale. Teyms to be COMPLIED with n thirty
days. Al conseyancing, recording and revenue
sAMtEL v. GUs1CK. Attorney,
myl9-d&ds.sxsu b04 st. nv.
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FOR SALE---H0HSES.
COntiaue@

NORTH COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS-S8, 500.
Owner must sell at opes and VIII give
Immediate possession Of this home. Y
AL condition; and one-haf blocks
from the 18th st. car line: si5 room
aun tapestry brick; h;,v.n;, ELECTRIC
porches; hardwood floors. Ample gtraEs
space. Inspect at once while It ID stiii
IDEAL NORTHEAST
,SECTION-$12,475.
s1ed ate ' on = beautiful corner; rooms, 2
sleeping porches. 9 baths; h.-wh., elec-
tric lights and built-in garage; size OF
lot 24x117; beautiful lawn; rosebushes
: eondition Win make an excellent resi-
dence for doctor. Attractive terms.
PETWORTH-$o,5oo.
Attractively arranged, semi-detached
brick home. overlooking picturesque
Soldiers Home Park; 8 large rooms u
bedrooms), 9 baths; h.-wh., electric
lights; hardwood floors throughout the
- toilet. real up-to-date home. in AL
condition. Inspect at once. Attractive
terms.
CHEVY CHASE-$1o,o5o.
&C -, rare opportunity to buy NEW home
in one of the prettiest loca lions in this
ideal suburb near the kirkside golf
course. Six comfortable rooms, very at
living room; French doors to breakfast
porch; hardwood floors: best fixtures;
sleeping porch. This is the cheapest
good home in this section. See 1t today.
, WILLIAM S
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FUTURE DAYS.
TH0XAs J. OWEN SON. AUCTIONEERS
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate, Being Improved BY
An 8-Story Brick and Stone
Apartment House, Known n
the Chateau Ihierry, Being
No. 1920 s Street NV.

By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust recorded
in Liber No. 4lo2. at folio 4, Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia. and at thu
request Of the party secured thereby, tbs
undersigned will sell At public suction, ID
front e. 9th the ppcsemises; on WEDSEsDAY, S JuNf
the following described Land and premises
situate In the District Of Columbia and being
lot numbered sixty-fouf (64), in square mum
bered one hundred and ten (1l0), as described
In said deed Of trust, upon the following terms
price in cash, the balance in two installnsnts
payable in one and two years. respectivsiy
with interest at the rate Of siI and one-hali
!6h) per cent per annum. and secured by
At the option Of the purchaser. Taxes and
sd or adjusted to the date ,, Of .1s
VIII b. requifsd At time Of ls ssls and settlsnsn,
date Of sale, or deposit. forfeited and the
property resold at the cost and risk Of the dc.
faulting purchaser after i've (5) days previous
ad,ertisemeut Of such resale in some Wash.
'A' ). FRANCIS SAUL,
y. vshsE1si41 III 1Ai3 3lcSbs. Si; sn'"''
my26-dAds,exsu No. 1412 ] st. NV.
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THOs. J. OWEN Q son. 1U0ff6NEERG
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING. NO. $50 B STREET NORTH.

|
DWEaILING. NO. $50 STREET NORTH
By virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 1855, folio 15s ct seq., Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
and At the request Of the party secured there
By. the undersigned trustees Will sell at pub
lie auction. In front 81 the premises. on fRI.
"a ,1a @ AZ ronR o0Iow pfi OF tbs s1d. III
lowing described land and premises. situate IN
The District Of Columbia. and desisnated a.
Beginning for the same on B street - feet
west Of the southeast corner Of said lot. thence
81 feet to rear line Of said lot: thence east
along satd roar line 21 feet; thence south 81
feet to the place of beginning.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deed Of trust
for 81. 400 and the amount over said trust to be
paid In cash; $500 deposit required At time Of
sale CouveyancinS, recording and revenue
stamps At purchasers cost. Sale to b. closed
within thirty days OF deposit forfeited. Further
particulars At time Of sale.
ARTHUR g. BISHOP,
GEORGE H. FRANKLIN.
ny16-d&ds, ,e1Su Trustees,
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AUCTION AAIEg -.
THIS AFNnHOON.
A06 y.0WM = BON, 10Cff0NAE1.
Naluable Twna-stsry, Six Rooms
and Bath Brick D,sellinx, No.
2A2l North jcapitol Street.
Vacant, Imspsdiate, Possae-

By Authority yestsd IN ~, ~ win sall n
enblic eNction A front ok the prsnasss on yHI.
DAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF NAY.
1904. improved a. above. =
Terms qe ssle: kold subject 70 . nrst dAed
! secoud trust of about Sl,B61, Hayahle 10 80
per month, and the balance cash: $500 deposit.
Conyeyancing. recording and revenue stamps At
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be com
piled with within % days or deposit forfeited.
my21-d&ds TH0S. ]. OWEN d SON, Aucts.
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AUoTIoN SALES

AUCTIoN SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM z WEsdaLi5R, AU6fI6NEER.
u. S. Marshals Sole Of Hiah.
Grade L.adies' Wearing Ap-
parel, Handkerchiefs, Doilies,
Etc.
By PubEc Axctien
At WesehIsr's
30 Pa. Ave. NV.
Monday, May -. 1922
Commencing 1859 AM.
sa KTsnSs Dss:.s sa ssSns' sSs
Slippers, stockings. Handkerchiefs. DoiIies
ADAM i. wBsoHlER. Auctioa..r.
THOs. J. OWEN son. AUCTioNEERs.
r&YsFooss sFosEp sn Ts OF IN S4HAHhn VEN
By virtue e ssrtsia ss,o desd a., Of TINS. duly
q ss .a No. 70 Of e oe
.hsresy the @ underslsas trustees viii ssii fp'sa a.
gssspSs ssftsP e fsSaf 81
MAY. A. D. 1927, AT $3.50 O'CLOCK Pm.
the following land and premises, situated In
the District Of Columbia, and desiSnated as
Il n0 slSee oe lda' cI.rE Hurst. ,utdy.sosn es q q
part Of "Whitshaven" and ..Heriem." ss per
the District Of Columbia, In Ldber county s,
Terms: All cash. 500 deposit rsquined
upon acceptance Of bid. Conveyancing. record.
Ing and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
Terms Of sale 70 Be complied within 80 days
JAMES L. KARRIcK,
WILLIAM p. METCALF,
my19A&fe exEu&hOi. Trustees
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.
@. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTI0NHERS.
IT'S 18th ST.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
STORAGE CHARGES.
MAY TWENTY SEVENTH. 1922. AT TEN
AN. there Will be sold at public auction in
ST.. Washington, d. c.. to enforce liens for
storage charges. etc.. due and unpaid. All
household goods, ETC., stored with US In the
name Of Mrs. Allen Hoar.
:. W. B. MOSES SONS.
ay10&20 1lth and r sts.. Washington. D. O.
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BLOOMINGDALE.
$500.

Two-story row brick house with q frontage
Of 20 feet and an . very deep lot. There are
6 rooms and bath e bedro0ms) and cellar
-under entire house; furnace heat, gas; front
and rear porches; Lear hollow-tile garage;
grape sarbor. Considerable money has recently
been spent in redecoraring the interior and
laying new roof. Moderate terms.
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I4oo New York Ave. Phone Main 1910
SHANNON &LUCHS,
LUCHS,
Main 2345.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

.-'' CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Reduced to $I2,5oo.
mighty attractive house and one that 10
entirely individual; bedrooms. living room
with open fireplace. dining room and Kitchen; /;
hot-water heat, electricity, gas; front and rear
porches; hardwood foors and trim; lot 70 feet
wide and amply deep fox Earage.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000.
Colonial type Of house, blocks from Conn
ave.; bedrooms and BATH: center-entrance
plan; large living room opening on 'P.ei9,Ss, Pst,S,
and appealing location in the trees.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000.
An attractive new home. Detached, colonial
architecture. Of center-entranae plan. including
cent bedrooms with lar.re closets; bath;
built-in garage. The house js OF frame con-
struction with slate roof.
PARK VIEW.
SIo,5OO.
This is a particularly hns corner home. oe-
cupied by the owner and kept In beautiful con-
ditiou. -Four bedrooms and bath. living room
dining ROOM kitchen and servants room in
hardwood floors and trim: reesnkly papered and
painted throughout; screens, awnings; 2-car
NORTH COLUMBIA HGIS.
$1,000:
Well conditioned and modern house With ga
rage, situated on . street narrowed ~ thor
oughly desirable homes: brick construction: /:
6 rooms and bath (3 hedrooms): furnace heat.
electricity. gas; front porch; scrsens- Posses-
sion. Terms arranged.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcrIoNEEk.

ADAM a. W6SCuLnh' AoCAAoNASS'
Entire Stock Of Electric Light.
ing Fixtures, Parts, Appi-
ances, Floor Cases, Cash
Register, Etc, Contained N
No. 739 1lth Street NV.
By Public Auction
In Detail
Within the Premises
Thursday, June l, 1922
Commencinx 10 Am.
CONTINUING THE FOLLOWING DAY AT
THE SANE HOUR until all IL sold. consisting
IN part Of; Electric Eshtin. Flst1rss Fixtures e. i .n
gnportsd s q I Shades. ' sni and Psrchnea. shades.
Imported Bowls, "Adtusto,' and Wallace"
S.S.:. Es.: R''s w.n. ss: s.esss
Elec. Sewing Machine. Elec. Range, Elec.
rireless Cookers. Elec. Vacuum Cleaners.
T:oor. Boudois and Table Lamps % yinrator.,
Teapets. Stoves, Ovens. Heaters, Eiec Fans
'n'n''ea AT Twelve O'CLOCK NOON.
Fine Plate Glass Floor Cases, Glass Door Wall
S;s s: s;.a ~i:Ss S.ss;ss...
rn6s4szs sxEs zsSaai4as 81 ssscK
sT9KE 1NR IRMELLsIIJNes. NO. laai tn
sz srS: & s:sss 81 = s:':s
Of the iand records Of the District Of Coium..
s1d 8 the q t..e: % e:r, IN os
psen!ss... on THuRSssDA.Y7,, TIE FIRST ap44Y PAY
O'CLOCK PM. the following. described land
and premises, situate in the city Of washing
ton. District Of Columbia, to wit: The north
tSereof Il i 81 % lot n numbered is IL Cslsb shreve's
subdivision in square A4s, a. per plat recorded
GSsk k e 'ns ~s
p1er ssss ssa:s Tor sS6o 3. s
ARrn TsrMs ~ * sais: Over sasd trust cash. A
deposit of $500 required Of the purchaser At
s e sa' 4 sss eos
;s s.s Z. yRs Rs'esa:s sss s.s s.s
yeSsii ti,s property at the risk and cost 81 tie
defaultine purchaser. sitter Ave days adver-
g. ;.es er ,:ss e e sss
...,,.,:' Soafs ts'5sa W 5ssasEzss; :n.,.;..
THSs oWHRNh SaRh gov AESXSES pHof
ERTY. IMPROVED By A MODERN TWO.
sToRx s5IeK s5SIS4HHa4 SAEAeE if, pN SoR4M EIsHTH e
nv Yirt1,e Of Q certain deed Of trust, beiug
fnstrument No. So, recorded March II. 1922,
among the hnA rscords Of the District Of
Coiu1hss. and e the request Of the party se-
eursd tseresy, the usdsssisasd trustees viii
s e W.T. sss.scss 4 fs fs'.f 4hf2ssr H 81 FIST
BAY or MAY. A. D. 1e12. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. ths following Aescyfbed land and prem.
5see. situated ID the District Of Cosumbie, and
1esignstsd % ahd being Pa.ts Of lots SO and
% 81 Jesse b. Aaw's subdftistoa o. part OF
the Z ~ Ieeord6 of The Df6tfict 81 Column
IA. n IiSes J. a. 9. folio 941. deecEibed a.
3oiiaSe: Beg1naing on the east side of Sth
snd running thence south % said street S6.S4
1."t e. fhs southwest corner of sAid lot 90;
Sen4ed 81 pseossdings IN DiseF1ct Court Case
Id. M n tAe SuDSsnae Court ef ~ District
q. Columbia; thsnca 1ofth along seid alley
"a q feet to he north line Of mid lot 90:
thence West iIoae sid nsrth line III. 916 feet
fo the pIsce Of bsS1anihe. Al the, said. prop
srw ~ asusstsd o. ists- ~ 90 aad ~ IN
ss@9ss @ss,s Il 'sals: said pssse,v wn, u suad
AuSiS2 y pstor dee6s d xuse asaoanthg -
&zJo0, oa& ths amount ever slid tyust1 to
- nsix - essh. Cdaveyancfne. yeooe1tne and
3eyeaue ataMDs ct pHschas4r's COST 80 d.
~ feduifsd upaA aoespt11ee sf lid. Terms
e sais y espplisa wita wst&ia - days %
'p'.' u Eafy4zF unuRy.
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ADAM A. wIscHLnR. AucT1oEnBR.
Hou.ehold Furniture, 0nice
Furniture, "Knabe" Parios
Grand Piano. Player-Piano,
Upright Pianos, Talking Ma
chimes, Hotel Drapsriss, Car
pets and Crockery, Tapestry
Paintings, BY Order Adminis-
traitor.
By, Public Auction
At Weschler's
go Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday.
Commeneing $50 Am.
.Knass" Paslsr sEsad. Risnes Rlayss.lie,s,
9, gD,5s; r.dSs T:'.as :s T e
srdes Tracy % Z 3e6orSs. saninisssssor: CAM
and Velour Living Room Suite. Bedroom and
1eriss and croekety from iocal AetsI. and nia'
eellaneous personal effects.
At Il O'Clock Noon
Five Bank Burroughs ASding naehi9s:
and and Aitsi 4dsswes SiiissI. I ssesssssi sssS. ~
Also
Automsbilss, Inclndlne Dsdgl
and Ferd Teafins Cara Read.
sters, ) Fefd Dsliverisas Tires,
Etc.
Ts.ns; c..h. ApAM A. HsscHIsa,
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FOR RENT.
NEAR GLOUCESTER, MASS

NEAR GLOUCESTER. MASS.
Five master rooms, two baths. three SER
wants rooms and bath; open hreplaces in every
uncovered; laundry; electricity; haff-acre
woodland near sea, with water view; private
driveway; running brook on place. CAN North
2S91. 2ss
tagss at Colonial Beach, Va. Apply 72o 9th
ST. a.w. 27s
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

BUFFALO AVENUE, NORTH BEACH. Nd
New. ready for occupancy; designed for small
family: fine location: tSees; water tnside;
only two left 81. $50 and 81 $50; terms
BLOOMFIELD b. HOWARD. 5100 18th st.
NV. Columbia S794 90
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

BuR tapestry ssmi-detached brick resi:
square feef Of ground. IN the heart Of
Columbia Heights, one-half block from
14th st. car line; 4 bedrooms u on the
nrst foor); colonial front porch; 1o-foot
rage; hardwood doors; many butltln
textures House metal weather stripped
throughout, screened and awnings for
entire house. Attractive terms.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 234s
713 14th St. NV.
A REAL HOME.
Immediate Possession.
Yo1d 0FITNCV ST NV

A REAL HOME.
=: Immediate Possession.
1874 QUINCY, ST. NV.
Colonial Architecture.
Large living room,. open FIRE
place. Beam ceiling dining room.
Large breakfast and screened
sleeping porehes. Many other
exceptional features.
Look at this today.
Key at 1916 Quincy.
Price, $1075O.
LANHAM & HILL,
Exclusive Agents,
:I4oo,H NV. - y Main 366.
YOU'LL BE PROUD
TO CALL IT HOME.
Ownership of one Of these
Bungalows or Cottages
~ in Armsleigh Park
carries with it contentment and happiness
and the consciousness that you have
invested in Home that's increasing IN
spiendMiy planned-Kite superior con-
struction; wonderful location-and
Pleasing price and
convenient terms.
Two and thres sieepins rooms. bath.
sleeping porch. stone freplaees, hot-watsr
heat.
Our Mr.. Hamilton Is 1t the Park once,
44l5 39th St, every day and evening
Phone Cleveland 1490.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle ST.,
walkIng west-or Wisconsin ave. through
cars marked Friendship Heights. somer-
set. Rockville, to Window ST.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1sI4 K St. Phi. M. 4S46.
=! FOR SALE OR RENT.
,sz-e.o eo- = sT CuEVY CHAaE ID G.. f12 500:
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SUMNER CAMPS.

BUNGALOW, shaeks. tents, camp sites. o.
Potomac, Cabin John: boating. bathing. Ash
tng: cirsulars. Leland Barton. Obi E: NV. 2s.
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713 14th St. NV.
WOODBRIDGE.

Comfortable semi-suburbAn home Of frame
construction, on large and attractively de-
veloped lot The rooms are Of good size and
well arranged; modern bath; good floors; hot
water heat. electricity gas; front and double
rear porches; fruit trees, berries; chicken
house. Terms arranged.
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FRANCIS SAUL,
THos J. OWEN & BON. AUcf10NEEKg
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING LOT . IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
s61vsp s63vsp PROPERTY. 3 sslra LOT IN
recorded 81 s' i Hh.s No zsSe. ic!is 1ss & -.
snd 81 ns t sSs ne r:ess % e.
b. the pndsrsignsd trustees vii sell as RSSHlic
"a. "a. 1922. @ AZ THhhS ocIooK Pm. d:
following described Land and premises stu.
Il =: Da De IS 4 |. cSp%S. ss. a. cd $.s
nouncsd Al time Of sale. Two hundred dol
lars deposit required upon acceDtance Of BID.
ss.as: 20 G ss ..sss: ss::a e
'''' V ''' SSsHFs 5isSs y. 4 k2SE'se.. IesEss
uy11.dsAs sxsu Tfuetess.
FHpa k52sB gA1E 1}Sss J. ,ss4 fssss4Erossp is
s4Ar ~ osSEs aSSEs 81 aE9 2sgsInss sshsASnRss nz4,
THos. ]. OWEN Z SON. AucTIosnERs.
gsqs sala. AHas q sFosf ZIVsBtf ysD D1s HMG
ING Hi,gs 70 ), sos s.l.s 81 .sS Nv Il trust. a....
February g, ls22. Ssi,g ~. Instrument No. g:
unaerSsesi s trustees Vii, ssii q lusiis aae-
81 8 sss 81 3 Z; y 'ss;s; ;s g:sIs ::s
lana anA premises, situate in TIE District o.
S sics Z Of ssislnsi lot 3. IL saasfs b. S's a psr
plat reee.dsd II the soacs q ths suIssyor feT
the District Of esiussas. IN LITER n. I. II.
Terms Of sale: sad subjset u Arst dee4
OF tfHst ter 1905 and the Amount ever
said dssd Of trust 70 b pAi1 10 easA. @aso
deposit required upon acceptance Of bid. Con-
veyancins, rteefdief aaA Iyvsnue stamps AZ
biisd witA sishia ID aye q dsysat ferfsitsd.
PAUL " K00ERS.
MERRIAM SCHMIDT. .
Mv44-6&16a. .0xeu -... Tvs,afHsa
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NORTHEASTERN.

This is an excellent brick house OF 8
rooms, with modern heating plant and
electric lights; spacious front porch. IN
closed rear porch and sleeping porch
and wash trays. Easy terms.
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18th ST. HEIGHTS.
SI3,OOO

Detached house, pebbledash over frame, of
rooms and bath; q cozy, comfortable sort OF
place that suggests home; thoroughly modern
and attractively finished; front and rear
porches; designed by owner for his own use;
must be sold. Terms.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$1,000.

Splendid corner brick house. located on Har-
ward ST. bedrooms and bath with living
room, reception hall. dining room and kitchen
the first floor: hot-water heat, electricity,
sgas;-front and rear porches; hardwood floors
and: trim; instantaneous hot-water heater:
servants toilet In basement; atts s screens as and
home at this price is occasoned only by the
owner leaving the city. Don't neglect seeing it.
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EoR SALE OR RENT.

17o9 send ST. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.; 81. 500
cost SIS, 900. Owner, 2725s 18th St NV Col
2154." stories. rooms. z baths, detecneo
rarare; ami: lots Of ground and shrubbery
SAse' 2es
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F1Hns rksGsbA4 kB2Gsbb sA1s 1YSss J. ,s s
SAME .HoUa AND RLsAGR;. :,
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FOR sALE-HoUszsl.

BROOKLANp-$77oo.
Practically neW bungalow, containing
large rcaDs and inclnsea sleeping poech;
modsrn heating plant and electric nyhss;
size Of lot 6OxlB0 to alley; ample gaHxe
space. House iS in perfect condtdon.
Hardwood aoors and trim thfousAoQs.
Easy terms.
IDEAL NORTHEAST
SECTION-$5,ooo.
This home u low priced for property OF
its kind; Kennedy-built brick, in excel
lent condition. containing 8 rooms. bath;
conveniences. Easy monthly payments.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
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5ESlfssSN, is uDss. IL
4 uy1p-dSaas. .sxsuAhsl. Trustess.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Lots Sold in Town.

The McAulay, Crosland & Ty-
son company conducted a sale of
property in Rockingham Tues
day. The corner lot fronting 70
feet opposite the Stephenson-Be -Belk
store, and across street from the
new courthouse, was bid in by
L. G. Fox for $14,630 an average
of 5000 per front foot.
The E. A. Allen property on
North Washington street, near
Homer Baldwin's, was next sold.
Joe Stephenson bought the two
lots fronting North Washington
for $2860. The lots at the rear
were bought by colored people,
In the free drawing young Fred
Hendley won the pony. The sale
was nicely conducted, and both
er sellers and buyers were pleas,
ed.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
MIR. Benton To Remain.

The First Baptist church, of Rock
ingham, is very happy over the de
cision of their pastor, Bruce Ben
ton, to remain with them, notwith,
standing the fact that he had re
ceived flattering calls to churches
in South Carolina, Offering large
increases in salary. And our
townspeople generally will be de-
lighted to know that Mr.. Benton
will not leave from our midst
The church was never in a more
hourishing condition than it is un.
der his leadership. He has a Won
derful hold upon the young people
of the church. Possibly no organi-
cation of the young people in any
church in the state are more active
in Christian work. The church is
united and since Mr.. Benton's decis.
ion to remain, the members are de-
termined to show their appreciation
Of this action by greater loyalty to
their pastor, and increased activity
in all church work.
This. is the tenth year of Mr.. Ben
tons pastorate in Rockingham and
the people of the entire community,
as well AS the members of his
church, are delighted with his decis-
ion.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Slandered Money

There used to be an old adage to
the effect that money could buy
everything except health.
Was it true?
At this moment there are $500
people in North Carolina who are
doomed to die within the next II
months OF tuberculosis, precent-
able, cureahle disease, unless they
have help,
All these people need medical
care, good food, fresh air-and most
important--a knowledge of how to
care for themselves.
All of these serviCeS--sanatori
care, medical and material relief in
the homes, experts to diagnose the
disease and educational work--cost
little money. But the lives of the
$500 doomed people, and the health
of unknown thousands of others,
are worth IL little money, arc they
not?
tuberculosis Christmas Seals are
dedicated to stamping out this pre-
ventablc, durable disease. Take
some OF your slandered money--a
few cents, a few dollars-and let
it retrieve this smirch on its reputa-
ii n. 1t means death to tuberculo-
sis instead of death by tuberculosis.
Let it buy health for your city.
The 1929 Seal Sale begins Thanks
giving Day and extends through
Christmas.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Thanksgiving.

HAVE you anything to be
thankful for this year?
A. few things, you think? You
have many things, we think.
You have health, and food, and
clothing, and your home, and
your family. and your friends.
And you have greater freedom
of action, and thought, and
speech than is vouchsafed to any
other people on the face of the
globe.
You live ina country where we
recognize no master save our
God and ourselves.
We have our public officials,
OF course, but they are our paid
servants, and we, the people, are
their masters. If their work does
not please us we drop them by
the wayside, as is our privilege.
These are only a few of our
many blessings, but are they not
enough for which to render
thanks?
November the 30th is the day.