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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WE SPECIALIZE

ity Of Clarendon. Gloss to Wilson biyd L, La
most for bis money Money in Nv value and location.
and ask that you cali AZ our ONCE. open
n. T. RYON CO.. Inc.
Clarendon 1850: 1904 wiIson blvd.
ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY
dwelling, near And st. and Wis
consin ave; IS bright, airy rooms
and tiled bath, h.-w.h., electric
lights. large lot with frontage
on two streets. Price. $4,000.
Terms. Address Box 27O-A.
Star Office.
TAKOMA PARK VICINITY.
Before buying inspect my listinss and be
eonv,nced n;. same are real bars aims ,.
,r.s. Ds .nd Mn bans,1ow "a sah
les. ,hsn sl3 900 Tor this modern s.room
$500 cash and ss5 per month Tor this
stucco bungalow. rooms and bath. oak
noors stairs to attic: large corner lot. ga
s arishtS""d ;s"" res. New serbs bsnsa,ow room.
and bath. h, W h nice level lot. Only $3.50
eSis sha 900 p.s 1n'h and .s,,, brick
h,.whh. $500 $50 cash and SOS per
New listing. weekly
{. W. VAN WAGNER.
- Cedar s. Takor,a Park n C.
adams 17"S
ONLY BLOCK FROM THE LYON PARK
rooms. 2 baths. The hrs, foor contain.
s nvins room with trepls"e,, dining room
Second ooor--3 bedrooms and bath.
Hedge around entire lot Abundance Of
.hruhhe'y Garage. gas. electricity. hotwa-
2~"" ha.1s ,s H'h ars. .:; nm n.
Price. Sl0.300. Reasonable terms.
LYON & FITCH. Inc.
Phones Main 4ias Clarendon $50
TEA HOUSE SITE ON
VIRGINIA BOULEVARD.
wonderfu location for business of this
Lasse ie-room house outbuildins. extra
small cash % psyment bsanc. ea.S ,'r terms. sae'"'
RIDGWAI & CARVER,
1343 ST. NV,
NO CASH.
New semi colonial bungalow rooms
bath nobred attic large closets. hardwood
noors. concrete cellar. laundry trays fur
mace IN one-fsre zone: strictly white suburb
81. 900: VIII sell to reliable party on monthly
payments of So 80 like rent 500 owner
". NJ. McFADDFN.
1898 Rhode Island Ave Mt Rainier Nd
Phone HyattsyIle ,34
Evenings. Phone Hyattsviile a75-w.
OPPORTUNITY.
S35 PER MO.
Bungalow rooms and bath ami: lars.
lot. hedge. lawn and shruhbery house newly
paperet ard painted. close to ears s. 900
small cash payment and S33 per mo.
S4S PER MO.
wo-story house. q larse rooms and bath
3mI;. bot-v aier heat. large lot. close 10 cars
$4,000: small cash payment and S45 per mo
\. NJ. McFADDEN.
1898 Rhode Island Ave, Mt Rainier. Nd
Phone Hyattsville 234
Evenings. Phone Hyattsvilie a15.w
VIRGINIA TITLES CERTIFIED BIZ TITLE
iNSS;gaANCE 5; ~ nee 4 cn,,SA M,2,RTSAGE COMPANY ,oT
Evans BLDG Main lis. or Clarendon en-
TAKOMA PARK HOMES
Three BRICK apartments. apts. each fine
section. always rented: sell or all
Handsome home in hrst commercial. wide
front. deep lot. Eight room, house. 2-car
gsrase; cherries pears apples grapes: 75
equity Tor clear 10, or Ind 'rst ro;e .s
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO,
321 Cedar st Takoma Park d. c.
Col. S50S.
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FOR SAIE-HOJ,SES

FOR SALE-HOCSES.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
front and double rear porche. large re.r
ssrd; ssnd owner has reduced price for quick ssl.
NV" r''a sTsrfS ~ RS' NJ. COOPER.
MAIN 133:. s2O ilth St NV.
BARGAIN.
Brooklsnd.B Bungalow; rooms. baths;
payment Owner. % Pot 9@is' sGs'"' "'''
OWNER LAYING CITY. WILL sACRItIcE
s eonsSs rsds nso so MOP: IN
:nG ra sh :s. gsdS e.:S e,
no .ssn. 'atIn add4e.. B'' goi ~ sssf
loo BLOCK NEAL ST. S.D@ ao6Ns,
.rH seeo osSS c..b le $500 sis.
n1 sR" lse. 3 sSME"ksTzd M+ k4sT.r. INC. 7st 18th !"
tSsN Hsw - 7sdE1MSl-PETASgED d1S p 1Ucg sRI9x; LEss
'a:y terms. Addr:.:' 'f Box K sl6'x.' 'Sa sss- sHss
BRICK HOUSE. ZoNED As FIRsT CON-
Price Pekcf sRS faoq e aGssETi.b TssiGE rbs SoMFsY
ass Eaflns'G' 18th a. sa';g1'%a g%a
S7,5oo--NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL:
bath. h.-~h, electricity. hardwood fee@rs' @
ssSns csy is r.s%. @ss.l Ay ysss :
GLADMAN.
30s Penn. Ave. Sc. lincoln 346,
sSi;s3Se;MNGAa ssi;aS,;ni SgAa ST pETERs 1as s CHIsoa:
crete cellar. gas. large rear yard Terms
only n,s $500 st;h sns s'G aE%TTSs nG11s!ss
30s Penn. Ave. S e. Lincoln 94a.
GEoRGETOwN FLAT.
o,I Ihr..'f re-, family M ~ fiat on @ Gsor.cse~n;
three rooms AND bath; brick modern and IN
fne condition; all rented for 500 per month.
Pr1ce So. 500. on good terms
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 II 81. N. 1883
AN UNUSUAL oFFERING--EINE.R ROOM
ern: garage: everything 10 make ths hons
honey. You can hardly behave that you ca?
purchase home for this price IN Cleveland
prder.d rss sS: and Ti'n mus, !: . Soo
cash. Please do not wait on this as II is IN
exceptional offering.
90, GRoGAN REALTY CO -s
$3.50 CASH
Almost new home, seml-detached electric
yard: near 14th and Georgia ave. car linss.
20cs LAWRENCE ST NE.
rooms. bath 'Ua and pIe aPepIace, Ws wa. oS,.in.d
snF1Hfn an an s5 spa ss g.
electricity. fully detached. on very deep 10, .
near John Burroughs Public school; one o..
the biggest values IN Woodrldgs
Prev ar built; IL real eize rooms tile
baths. brick garage. hot-water heat. electric
ity: ideal location for rooming and boardibE.
Pr1ce and terms very reasonable.
KAY-SCHNlDERKAY CO. INC.
Investment Building.
Franklin MA
Evening star., 1926-06-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR 18th AND GIRARD. BRICK--1o
ditlon: completely furnished. Owner must
sell ju1ufedl ateIy EIA 700 Main TS3l,
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OAKCRESi
BUILDING LOTS-VILLA SITES.

BUILDING LOTS-VILLA SITES
Sewer. water sidewalks. good streets nat.
urai shade. high elevation. ONLY IL MN
utes over Mt Vernon blvd. from White
House. Moderately priced. terms you
can meet, Two attractive bungalows under
daily.
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WOODBRIDGE
z ARGAINS

: r.. and H.. Elassed in sleepinE porch gas
and electricity: paved street. shade trees
"a. 500: your terms.
s r. & tile hath reception hall fire.
place complete awnings fully screened in
Guiding ; porehes: garage and MANY other
attractive features: . years old: better than
new: going West: mOst complete
house in Woodbridge for the price terms.
New r. and ". bungalows. only $3.50;
$3.50 cash and $50 per month.
Mt Rairier-6 r and b. semi hung allow.
ami. $3.50 cash S57 .50 per month or $500
cash. S5" so per month
We have complete list OF any suburban
property northeast Please give us call.
NJ. +. RCRTO\ & CO..
olOS X y + North 1903.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

FOR EXCHANGE.
STORE AND ROOMS AND BATH: COZ
ner ne Price 900: equity. $4,000 :
trade for s-room brick home In n q. or nv.
G. \. LIKFNS. 1919 NJ ct. NV. North 747S.
EQUITY IN la-APT. BLDG: ALL LARGE
outside apts: building paying for itself aud
showing excellent returns. Will consider
small property or clear farm. Main 5e41
until Q m.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

FOR S.AIE-ACRE!AGF.
20 ACRES FERTILE LAND. HOUSE OUT.
buildings spring: 2 miles State road 3 miles
D. c. line: 81 900: terms. NJ. T.. MAY
owner. II Cec:l ave. Hyattsvile. Nd. II
4 ACRES. NEARBY Md 4I6 FIT. FRONT
age on state road: fronts on :: streets: will
suhdivde into II lots. NJ. 1898 until 9 pm
Evening star., 1926-06-10
SPECIALIZING IN
EXCHANGES.

T. HAN NE.
What Have You for These
p rm. A. bath. no. subject to s4.@6o.
4 rms. b bath homs. ] acre. BEAUTIFUL
ant hIas' % well IL" r.nt.d' Sas 900.
MODERN home. 10Th ~, NV: want hunas-
low.
Beautiful home. Mount Pleasant: clear.
s3sc0n.
store 4 2 ap.s.. in southeast. SlO.5oo.
See Mr.. Moran.
THOS. q. WALSH,
s1x ,1asA q, NV, nuAe9So2.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

$500 Cash: $50 Month.
Woodbridge bungalows. modern through.
sleeping porches: shade trees: only 2 blocks
session
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATIONS.
Real Estate Dept 10th and G;
Main <32. Evenings North 3f3
Evening star., 1926-06-10

SUBURBAN CORNER
in nearby Maryland-Two stores and q
il leased to the A. & P. Co. for $50. 90 per
month: one store and the house are vacant :;
tn'a is excellent business loration. The
g.~'.- inr ali is SO 50h. on easy terms.
WALTER A. BROWN, 1900 81. NJ. 1898.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS. VA.
Potomac. ;. u and rooms with hath. tor
sale with running water. sewer. gas. cleo
tricitS ~ y % and hirh ,;Is :lrystITr BUY now
1917 r Street NV.
Main 200. Col. q $
Evening star., 1926-06-10

NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Slx rooms. bath. hot-water heat. else
'front.' and double rear porches large rear
ssarn; ssannn; owner has reduced price for quick sale
Main 133o 400 iIth Ct NV
Evening star., 1926-06-10

G =. WsRING
1915 ST. NV.
NEAR CLARENDON. VA.
: rms gss. eiec. ................. 81. 500
rn,s gas eiee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 415o
New s rms, heat gas elec. ....... T. $50
rms good location easv terms. $3.50
New :, rms 4 mt garage ... :. 500
New 4 rms fireplace e........ $50
~ns H. W h. plenty fruit. ........ .; 500
Also. choice lots IN Clarendon $3.50 each
tor caeh SASS terms
HUDSON RE.AMN.
n. clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va
Tel Clar 103" Eve. Clar lcS-J-l
$500.
rooms. large hall. attractive home; ex
ira large fireplace. al improvements oak
floors: out Of-town owner offers bargain .
good location: sara-e garden. paved street
Bungalows $1,000 up: owner: 800 cash.
3. D. LILLE. Laurel and Carroll ares
Takonls Park Col. SS26.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

NEAR HOI7SE OFFICE BLDG. n J. AVE
>.e.-ENrellent roOniug neighhorhood: brick
home. large rooms. tile bath large con-
excellent condition: price only 1850:
terms arranged TO suit purchaser GLAD
MAN. Realtor. 3uS Pa. ave. Sc. Lincoln
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
500 TO ATTEND
LEGION MEETING

Three hundred Indiana members
of the American Legion are ex-
pected to attend the organization
national convention at Philadelphia,
Oct. Ills.
Special trains from Indianapolis
and Whiting, leaving Oct. 8. will
carry the Hoosiers to the national
gathering which will convene in the
$4,000 auditorium on the grounds
of the Sesquicentennial Exposition.
Among the prominent Legion
naires mentioned for national COM
mander are: Gen. John j. Perish
ing, Col. William Mitchell, stormy
petrol Of aviation; E. E. Spafford.
past commander of the New York
Department.; Henry Savage, past
commander of the Illinois Depart
ment, and Thomas Lee Of Topeka,
Kan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
HORSE SHOW AT
FAIR COLISEUM
Fl. HarriSon'S Team to Be
Seen This Weekend.

The three-day horse show, to have
been given at Fit. Benjamin Har.
rison this weekend, will be pre-
scented in the State Playground
coliseum, Lieut.. Frank Irwin, of the
arrangements committee, announced
today
Programs will begin at p. m.
Friday and Saturday and at Sun
day afternoon, Irwin said. Uncertain
weather conditions was the reason
for the change.
No admission will be charged. IT.
win announced. The public is urged
to attend. Tenth Infantry polo
team of FIT. Thomas, KY, will meet
the Third Field Artillery team from
the local post Sunday afternoon. In
door polo, a faster and more inter
esting, game also is on the program.
FIT. Harrison polo team. Capt.
Melvin McCreary, Lieut.. Horace
Harding, Lieut.. Harvey Thornton,
Lieut.. r. A. Carter and Lieut.. N. Y.
Grubbs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29

pounds of sugar was found in VIII
sons auto, in addition to other in
gradients used in the whisky bust
ness. Mrs. Myrtle O'Hair, pro-
prietress Of the house was not
charged.
johnson and Worley led the raid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
NEW YORK WILL
SEE INTERESTING
'GOVERNOR RACE
Al Smith Opposed by Mills,
Millionaire REPUBLICAN, and
Beau BrummeII.
RAJ United Press

Bg United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-New
York State settled down today to
what promises to be an interesting
election campaign between the
Democratison in power, and the Re-
publicans. with prohibition likely to
be the deciding issue.
The Democrats are running Alfred
E. Smith for the fifth time for Gov
ernor and Justice Robert F. Wagner
for the United States Senate.
The Republicans present Rep
resentative Ogden L. Mills for Gov.
ernor and Senator James w. Wads-
worth Jr., for the Senate.
The personality of AL Smith, one
of the most picturesque figures in
American politics, makes the race
unusually interesting. Smith, who
dominates his party as a supreme
commander, is regarded by the
Democrats as certain Of election.
They are likewise convinced that he
will be the next Democratic can.
didate for President.
When his name was presented to
the convention in Syracuse yester-
day by Senator Copeland, he was
referred to as "the next President Of
the United States" The Governor
smiled at the demonstration that
followed and remarked, "One NOM
ination at time"
Smith has had a remarkable
rise in the political world. At the
age of ~ he was forced to leave
school to support his family.
Mills life has been just the op-
posite. His friends say he Is a
millionaire many times and stands
the chance of inheriting several
millions more. He is Beau Brum-
mel and was born in the exclusive
summer colony of Newport, r. l..
and received his education at Har-
ward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
indigestion and
BaCk-aChe Gone
Trouble All Gone Now. Backache
Quit. Eats Anything.

People who are suffering from
stomach or kidney trouble will enjoy
reading letter written by Chas. L.
Scott, 500 E. Maryland St., Indian.
apol1s, Ind. Instead Of being an in
valid, he says his health is perfect
now. Mr.. Scott writes:
IT suffered with stomach trouble
for twenty years. I>was bloated and
at times I felt as If there was a rock
lying in the pit of my stomach. My
kidneys were weak and disturbed
me during the night. My back
ached all the time. Nothing I ate
did me any good, and I tried
different medicines without improv-
ing. Then a friend told me to try
Viuna. The first bottle made me
feel better and so I kept right on.
When l started in I only weighed
145 pounds; now weigh 1877 pounds,
a gain Of IL pounds, and 1 feel fine.
Don't have any trouble with my
stomach any more and can sit down
to the table and eat good hearty
meal without one bit of fear. I don't
have any trouble with my kidneys
and back, either. All the pains have
gone. My constipation Is entirely
gone, and want to say Viuna did 1t
ALL"
Viuna acts promptly on sluggfsa
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. II
purifies the blood, clears the skin, re-
stores appetite and digestion, and brin Of
new strength and energy to the whole
body. Take a bottle on trial. Then Il
you're not glad you tried Viuna, your
money will be refunded. 81 at druggists
or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co., indianapolis, Ind.
WI u. NJ a
TIE vegetable regulator
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
POLICE UNCOVER
BIC BOOZE CACHE
Two Large Stills, Liquor
ConfisCated.

Detectives Hillman and Young
uncovered a giant liquor cache when
they arrested James Wilson, %, of
All e. st. Clair St., on suspicion in
connection with copper wire thefts
Tuesday. Both were openly COM
mended by Chief Claude Johnson and
Inspector Claude Worley.
Under questioning Wilson adj
mitted he had two stills in opera
ton at 901 N. East ST. Sergt. Ed
ward Deeter armed with a search
warrant, aided the other officers in
locating the whisky manufacturing
apparatus. One still was 100 gallon
capacity and another sixty. Nine.
teen barrels of mash, twenty-one
gallons Of finished white mule, five
gallons malt were seized. Six hundred
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
Test AnSzverS

The following are the correct an
swers to the questions appearing on
page 6:
1. The Three Wise Men bringing
gifts to Jesus.
2. Ishmael.
8. Isaac and Rebekah.
A. Miriam, his sister.
8. Saul.
6. Twenty.
Z. Jehu.
s. Eleven years.
8. Forty-two.
10. Ananias died when he heard
Peter accuse him Of lying to the
Holy Ghost.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29
Explains How Enlarged
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Moone's Emerald Oil has brought
much comfort to worried people all over
the country and any one who is disap-
pointed with its use can have their
money refunded. Hook Drug Co, Haag
Drug Co. sell lots of it.--Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-29

Construction of an electris railway
line in Bermuda was begun June 81.
Automobiles are not permitted, and
the only transportation up to the
present time has been horse-drawn
vehicles.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-13
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