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The Washington times., 1926-09-11
ALBERT LAUCK

Funeral services for Albert Lauck
were held from the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hausler.
1913 Morrison ST., Chevy Chase,
D. c., today. Mass was said at
the Church Of the Blessed Sacra.
ment. Interment was in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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NORA MvJENCH

Services for Nora Muench, who
died at her home 732 Ingraham St.
M. w. Wednesday were held from
the funeral home Of the s.. III.
Hines Co., 29O1 Fourteenth St.
N. w. today.
Mass was said at the Church Of
the Nativity. Interment was in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mems Gloves Tinted

LONDON, Sept. II. Cham
pagne'' is the fashionable shade for
mems gloves this fall. Other colors
which are seen are pearl, putty.
cane, pine and birch, all OF them
delicate tints.
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BAPTIST

e. Hez Swer1l = ga's9s: q: sssIs,ss nrssS
trio. Interesting instrumentaIists. 5 3.
M. cool house; free easy chairs (meH
like them1s IL .a. m. believers on
earth are shown before Gods eyes
in II cave M Centennial Baptiet
Church. (Fnndamentalists. debtlessl
Eth and Eye n E.
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BIRTHS

Fred r. and Margaret sanderson, boy
Milton l.. and Edna N. Hitte, by.
William s. and Emily =. Fowler boy
Ernest NJ. and Marie e. BIaden, girl
BENJAMIN r. and Vernie Dyer, girl.
Vernon and Leona M. Wright, boy.
John J. and Gertrude G; OBrten. boy
Clarence 2. and Martha X. Hayes
Henry e. and Mary A. Junemann
girl.
John N. and Mary j. Gordon. boy.
Elwood H. and Virginia s. Seal, boy
Marius M. and Marie Grimaud. boy.
Thomas A. and Louise Keane. boy.
Arthur B. and Susan j. Welsh. boy
Emil and Sophia Becker, boy:
Harry +. and Violet p. ScnonberR
Samuel and Eleanor white, boy.
CISCO and Betty Shearer. girl.
Thomas F. and Antoinette Prcnter.
Joseph w. and Make A. Buell., boy.
Harry H. and Sara Harris, boy. y
Joseph and Katie Benjamin. girl.
Orley B. and Frances M. Lane, boy
Samuel A. and Gertrude A. MachIis
Edward W. and Catherine R. shsehy
David F. and Nell R. Blakcmann
Harold ]. and Aldine D. Nacaman
Frank and Verna g. Sanford, girl.
Edward D. and Ethel q. Phlnney
girl.
Charles r.. jr.. and Mary e. Marvin,
boy.
Henry and Susie Thompson, boy.
Eugene and Anna Carroll. boy.
Kedric and Dorothy Gibson, glrt.
James and Ernestine Ferguson boy.
Robert and Marvey Cunningham. boy.
Gus and Mary Williams girl.
Stanley and Mabel Grant, girl
Harrison E. and Elouise White. boy
Lucas and Marjorie Gardener. gtri.
John T. and Estell Hill. boy.
Hassie and Edna Pope. boy.
John and May Williams. boy.
Joseph and Mary Kelley. girl
William and Susie Martin. boy.
Irving and Frelena Washington. boy.
Robert and Rosa Allen. girl.
John w. and Mary Marr. girl.
Jamea and Ella SPRING. girl.
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DEATHS

MARTON-On Thursday, September 3,
1926. KETURAH A. b.. beloved wife
sixth year.
Funeral from the Centenary III. q.
Church, Laurel. Nd, at 2:30 p. M, Sun-
day. September IL. 1895. Interment Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
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DEATHS

Mary Downey. so years. Providence
Hospital.
John F. McGinness. 81 years. 931S
H st. y. ". ,,..
Hospital.
Albert Lauck. 81 years. 1925 Morri-
son st. N. w.
Lucy Wallace, S3 years, GaIIinser
Hospital.
Eta Scott, 40 years. Garfield Hog
pital.
Francis Bryant. ~ years. 1445 Swanr
st. N. w.
Lena Carlton. s6 years. 1909 Terth
ST. N. w.
Arthur Brooks, 81 years. 1902 8
st. N. w.
Abner Danserfield. rs years, s9s D
Amanda E. Mcleod. 81 years, 1899
Waliach Pl. N. w.,
The Washington times., 1926-09-11

WHITE, INC. IN anp Main s ssss
OUR SPECIALITY.
Floral designs al moderate prices
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FLORISTS

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1912 + st. N. w
Aftisffo--IExpressive- peneIve
Prompt AUTH Delivery yNervlce.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
DAVIS TEAM STAR
 ID PLAY LENGLEN
Pyle Arranging Match When She Begins Professional Tour

Philadelphia. Aug. 27 0P A member of the American Davis cup team, one of the big four in ten- his, Tilden, Richards, Johnston or Williams, will be the opponent Of Suzanne Lenglen when she begins her professional tour. according to Charles c. Pyle. sports promoter.
 Pyle made the announcement at a banquet given In his honor here last night, but refused to intimate which member of the American team would oppose the brilliant French girl when she begins her invasion of America.
 Her opponent will be one of the American team members" Pyle de- clared. T am not at liberty yet to state which one it will be. because I do not wish to do anything to jeopardize the chances of America in the international matches to be played here next month. I will an- nounce the name of the player September 15.'
 Asked whether William T. Tilden of Philadelphia would be Mile. Lenglen's opponent, Pyle declined to say He said he had not dis cussed the matter with Tilden and
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
MOODY FAVORED
 IN TEXAS PRIMARY
Run-Of From July Deadlock Takes Place Tomorrow

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 27 P = The second Texas primary campaign for the democratic gubernatorial nomination closed today with Gov ernor Miriam A. Ferugson and At torney General Dan Moody using the Ku Klux Klan and Ferguson ism issues, respectively. as whips to keep their supporters in line for the run-off balloting tomorrow.
 They will face the barrier with Moodys packers claiming the in- side track by virtue of his 120.000 vote lead over the woman governor in the five cornered July primary race. The attorney general, how ever. lacked about 1,7UO votes of a majority in the first primary neces- sitating the run off.
 Lynch Davidson, third ranking candidate, who secured more than 100000 of the s0o.000 votes cast last month. also based his cam- paign on "Fergusonism' and has supported Moody in the second campaign.
 Moody has carried his slogan. down with Fergusonism, to all parts of the state in an intensive speaking tour. He has made from two to five addresses each day.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
Soviet Govt. Out
 For Peace Treaties

Moscow, Aug. 27 P)-The Soviet government has instructe.. its rep resentatiyes at Riga and Reval to begin immediately the negotiations of mutual anti-war pacts with Lat via and Esthonia, with a view to concluding treaties similar to the Russo-German and Russo Turkish peace accords.
 The action of the Soviet govern- ment followed the receipt from Lat via and Esthonia of declarations of readiness by these two governments to negotiate forthwith without the aid of preliminary commissions, which they originally demanded but to which the Soviet government ob- jected.
 Foreign officials here assert that the action of Latvia and Esthonia constitutes a first and long step to- ward a lasting peace in eastern Europe.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
Psychology of One People
 Not Understood by Others

Paris, Aug. 27 P-How impos- sible it Is for one nation to under stand the psychology of another na- tnon seemingly is exemplif1ed by an incident related by the Petitparisien.
 The policeman on duty at the Arch Of Triumph saw four women and a man, evidently foreigners, ap- proach and lay a large bouquet of superb red flowers on the the un- known soldiers tomb. On their de- parture, out of curiosity, the police man examined the bouquet. On 1t was card. written in French and in German, saying: ITO the Un- known Soldier from German youth"
 The patrolman immediately re- ported the incident to the district commissary who ordered the flowers removed from the tomb and thrown into a garbage can.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27

James E. Ferguson, husband of the governor. has been active in the field with daily speeches charg- ing Moody is supported by the klan and the "oil interests" Mrs. Fer guson has made but one speech, but has issued frequent statements stressing the issues set forth by her husband.
 Moody has refused to recognize the klan issue and has attacked then andling of highway financing. charging that in this, as in other affairs. the governors husband has, in reality been the chief state ex- ecutive since her election two years ago, on a ''vindication" plat form following the busting of Farmer Jim from the governors chair. Moody has also mentioned Mrs. Ferugsons promise to with draw from the race if he led her by one vote in the July election. The governor ignored this offer when she permitted her name to be certified for the second pri- mary.
 Governor Ferguson has also in- dicated that should she be defeat- ed. she will continue in office until January. despite proclamation shortly after the July election call ing a special session of the legis- lature for September 13 and an- nouncing she would resign as soon as session affairs were concluded, probably by November 1. She said she called the special session in the hope the legislators would validate more than sS0,o00,000 of Texas road bonds declared void by the supreme court.
 Two other contests are scheduled tomorrow, run offs being necessary to decide the nominations for at-
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST 27 1926

therefore could make no statement concerning him.
 The Davis cup matches will be concluded September 12, according to the schedule, which would per- init Pyle and the member of the cup team he says he has in view, three days in which to arrange contracts.
 Pyle said that Suzanne, whom he recently signed for tour of America at a price said to be s100,- 900, would reach New York Sep- tember 27. Her first. games will be played in that city October and 9 and her next stop will be in Philadelphia. Other matches ar- ranged or in the making win be played in most of the large cities.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
Mexico Feels U. s.
 Is Weary of Jazz

Mexico City, Aug. 27 P}-"God be praised; the Americans are weary of jazz"
 This exclamation is printed today by Fl Universal Grafico in a head line in huge letters extending half way across a page of the paper.
 The conclusion for the head is drawn from story printed under it to the effect that many requests for Mexican orchestras are being re- ceived from various cities In the United States which desire Mexican music at concerts.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
WEATHER GAMBLING
 FOR SEPTEMBER 23.
Records for Past Decade Are
 Dug Up by Forecaster

Philadelphia, Aug. 27 R1What will the weather conditions be the night Gene Tunney tries to take the worlds heavyweight title from Jack Dempsey?
 The weatherman admitted that he could not give such long distance forecast, so he delved into his record books and found that Jupiter Plu- vius was usually off duty on the night of September 23.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27

The records show:
 1s16--Party cloudy.
 1917-Clear.
 1918-Clear.
 191s--Cloudy; rain all day up to l:15 D. m.
 1920-Clear.
 1921-Clear.
 1922-Clear.
 1s2S-Cloudy; showers up to 5:20 p. m.
 1924-Clear.
 1925-Sprinkling
 In the 54 years of observation since the weather bureau was estab- lished in 1872, rain has fallen on IF days on this date. Most of the rain fall, however, was recorded during hours other than those during which the big fight and the preliminaries will be held.
 The average temperature for Sep- tember 2S is 69 degrees. In the last 10 years the minimum was 54. and the maximum 72 degrees.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27

torney general and state treasurer. The democratic nomination in Texas is tantamount to election. Interest in recent rallies indicates otmorrow's vote will be nearly as heavy as in July.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27
SCREEN ACTRESS SUES

Lon Angeles, Aug. 27. tPl-Marion Nixon, screen actress, today filed suit for divorce from her boxer husband, Joe Benjamin. She charges extreme cruelty and failure to provide.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-27

Let Herald Classified Ads do your broadcasting.
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RENT-suBlRBAN PROPERTY.

broom SEMI Rt' NGALOW BATH. BASE
meut. qll nIuticrn imDrovemcntS INV h ::
partly furnished I'm" for two couples. 500
Dnianey ave. Virginia Highlands. Phone
Dl W BROWN gI9 II st ne iAnc0la
6SIo 80
TAKOMA PARK-ONLY 3 HOUSES FOI;
rcnt $50 TO $50: houses for sale $50 10 $3.50
ner month. r. u. LILLE Takoma Park
BROOM COTTAGE. EXCELLEST WATER.
shade. 3 acres ideal for poultry. flowers, etc.
$50 month Owner. J. NJ. EARNEST. Coles
Vile road one milr NV. of Riverdale. Md.
WILL RENT REASONABLE TO RESPON-
sible party my beautiful home with acre
ground and pssrtly Furnished I located at; at
ther particulars apply CHAS. h. JAVINS
4 SONS. Center Market.
PARTLY FURNISHED S-ROOM HOUSE. .
immediate possession: near silver Spring.
Apply Dr., BUCKINGHAM. "ll5 18th ST.
North IGO1
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sALE-sUBI'RBA\ PROPERTY.
Beautiful. COUNTRY
EST A L |.

II miles north of Washington on car line
and highway in Montgomery County house
contains l.! rooms and 3 baths; porch
around entire house; The home has q
trees winding lane from highway TO the
house: tennis court. garages and ali city
"onrenienrrs at a reasonable price for such
a property.
l.. +. BREUNINGI.R & SONS.
Main 6l40 700 Colorado Bldg.
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s .ALE--Sl-BURHAN PROPERTY
TEXANS LIKE sRE\T

Several attractive bungalows in nearby
Maryland for sale on terms like rent. Some
as low rs $50 cash and $40 per month
Here is your opportunity to start buying a
home of your own.
JOHN NJ KING & co.
22lo r.. /. Ave. NE. Potomac 3a6.
Open evenings until 4
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New building containing II modern apart
ments. located IL good northwest section Of
tho "ity. Owner vii consider trade for
small property that can he remoelad. %!
ground. Price reasonable.
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Near ( ollll.

Good Location iur Physician.
Unusually good lnca'iou for physIrjan
cTrr rcml-dr; chez b,sk nLil,Iing. con
'aiHing anprt ~ largo room. lpprr floor
t3n -. con, "r,e.i into ~, lH-Ir apartments
Prnrerty II excellent condition. equipped
Win - "iI heater ava al mOScin feature
Foom fot T.. AZ Rara2H Inar ~ lot. 4
wonderful iruUertI nat can I've made to pro
''tce .Cuti reVrnjl" ana stjil serve a con
seniCnt fr%1-s.a.~ -, alton for one more
dDcto,, oH!te4 Owuer will cons der TX
charge en- s3aa,ie- property
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{ Orncr tDartnent

Building contains 16 apartments Of 4
"orms and bath each. rented AT The low fig
ne ~ $50 per month per apartment. rota
1"7"lv rental. 80. 500 Here IL an opportl!
Ut 20 get n hnlldinr To keen TO perma
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COLONIAL. BRIO X
IN EOI2IIII, Asst

large 20-ft.- front House
Of & rooms tile bath ; hard
wood trim: electric lights
perfect heating plant: long
lot and two-car brick ga
rage.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
EASY TERMS.
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c3 acres of g-ound in this hns'rahle rhel ,
Chase section. This prGpotty il SuItahle TO
some hti!Ge' who dnsires - develop a first
c!ass subdivision. Can b. traded for Invos;
n.cnt property IN the city
Consult Our
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
HEDGES < MIDDLETON, Inc
REALTORS
lfi2 Eve st Nv Franklin o50t
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WATERFRONP PROPERTY


PRICES on SOUTHERN MARYLAND VA
sre pdy b sayap nd% 5GHp%rs
cEDARHURsT;;o on THE BAY; RESTRICT.
:rss l9t. prices low terms 10 per cent
Ra G e HhEiNzMhS. 156i ~ y, 'T NV
NEW BUNGALOW ROOMS & BREAK
Lsst nook large porch "nem trrpa ",, m moo =,
Point Patience near &olomons Island Wu'r
" sn. B f Hre.. Ro Tr sR ,,s oo Mo-
COTTAGE FOR RENT Al Coi0Nt>I
Beach I'm waterfront aya)ahjc 10y week or
,nngA Tall HNa,ts. 3fi.J
sale BArMAN & Hf:INZMAN. Nam $500
6nt II 8, Specialists IN water tronls
WATER FROST LOTS NEW srBDIyIS1o%.
own beach Of hard sand Abundance Of oa'i
.,1rs, .. hand daily deitTere< from Annano.
10 bnsses 10 Washington; - mile 70 Dis
'-i"t Line, compare prices Finished house
Carroll ayes. Takoma Park Col. $50.
At .GLYNMoNT, NEAR INDIAN, HEAD.
nn the banks Of ihe %,d" Pot9mac R!,sr
state ROADS, further 10y present state roat
,olonal style. beautiful view; appealing to
those who wish something of seGlGstou
mrcs s. EN- FRi2 %' GssN PfEme' 'a MooG
ward Bldg Washington. %. {.
NORTH CHESAPEAKE REAct-NEW COT
taEe for rent, screcneI. vat, nslft
equipped for : Also " lots 10" sale. en-.
terms Potonar 5i3s. 10
SOUTH RIVER PARK. Nb-5-NooM co.
iase T0-foot Water front wac. ngntS: "Er
hours drive from TrstfiC: lh.H 'tpnlv "f
JEWEL SHOP. INC. 100 Con. an. thonc
Nam $3.50
NEW 8. ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE on
West River Back Ray Reach near CHALK
Point steamboat WhaIf. f2s salt water
bathing and C:shing ONLY IS miles. all state
road = bargain. terms McLachlen Banking
Corpn.. real estate dent. 10th and G.
FOR SALF-SIX- ROOM HOUSE AND LOT,
Prica $500 BENJAMIN MICHAELSON.
Hays Bldg Annapolis. Md 95'
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, " COTTAGES. FIR
nlshed sleeping porches; water in house
fall 1lG an At ne Phone Lincoln 44tS.
Coz
POINT PATIENCE
.3celYent heach" state road water system
fAGMAN l. WEiHznAS 80, il :, NJ
SIS CASH AND SID A MONTH WILL RUI
,ho,ce lot 6Oxls0 Il. improved by artesian
altar and sewerage.
Hills Addition to Benedict, Md,
On the PatuNont River.
Coz. Now Sold
Representative Prorr~ty
SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
r. w. HILL. lR.. CIV MIR.
s23 Woodward BIIGing. NJ 1893
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FOR S.ALE-HOCSES.
tCOntinued.l

NO TASH PA1 MENI. .,
Will sell to responsible person. on 'crnrs
Of $3.50 monthly. without any cash pa sy
ment. a well built two-story. six-room pTick
house having a cellar. bath. gas and ~.
mace heat: nicely located i'll a good norm
east sectlon Address Box AO-R. Star ONCE.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ATTRACTIVE MODERN BIZ NGALOW, BIG
lot, desirably located in Takoma. Md. priced
right on terms. or trade for modern q or :
room house in Sauls Addition or Petworth
section up to So. 500.
See. many of our select bargains. city and
suburban. farms, lots. etc. which We can
offer at reduced prices and on your terms. OF
trade for small income property. white ~
rolored. second trust notes, etc. What can
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Man 45a1 l43:; + 81
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NEAR LYON VILLAGE
on Lee highway. Dominion
Heights. Va. Tile and stucco
6 large rooms and bath; new
semi bungalow close to school.
churches and stores: open fire
place: oak floors: h.-W.i,. : cleo
tricitv. gas: built-in bath tub
and shower: running water: ga
rage: lot SON125: near cars and
bus line. P.ice and terms rea-
sonable. For particulars phone
or call G.. !, Heon, West 1850.
500 NJ st. nv.
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\ GEN OF: \ HOME
IN NORTEIN EST.
This Home Is located
within hall a square OF lst
ST. and in the neighbour
hood OF Mcmillan Park
and the reservoir. 1t Is 4
dandy Home. equipped
with everything that adds
to comfort and cunvcn-
icncc. 3 large rooms;
breakfast porch and sleep
ing porch-onc OF them.
glassed in: electric lights;
rittsburg heater. and III
ono OF tho best nelghbor-
hoods in the northwest.
REDUCED TO 5000.
Easy TERMS.
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COI.ORED.

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rooms and tw" % bath.; newly ,ecora,cd ana
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6: 7, ST Nv NEAR ST. MARTINS
owIner viii eeli Tor $500 and 500 nor month.
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$1,000
beautiful l3ih street near l4onCf"llow. 4
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I ilQ3 Vermont Ave Main 10000
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home. II rms. bath: nriced reasonable
53lG Edmonds p lust off Conduit ri.
u W New home. 6 rms bath: h u II .
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clcc.: commercial.
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Houses FOR sale in all sections of the
near ID. e.
THOS. y. WALSH.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
RfsINFSS PROPERTY iaaS.l" l4h 81.
Nv and lin"-il 7 =. -" Rhl9Grs -
,rD-ton What have you Call pNNFk.
Nam 1850 ar Adams "j5l
SD 1900
FOR COLORFp
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house. srransed for sp's hoi-wa,fr heat
.as clr.trtrlty spare for garage. Al con-
ditlon be sold on >i.ooo lash pay msn'
and easy monthly terms. or Viii trade Tor
groom house n good white se"t,ou
DAVID BARRY. REALTOR.
1907 II St. w. Phone Msin lsol
MODERN HOME i ROOMS And BATH
rear Interior Department. ot-water heat.
rlectrIcity Sleeping porch. tar'lu ood floors
viii exchange for suburban home With LARGE
JAMEs MORRIS WOODWARD Resltor.
123 "0ih 81. NV
0WEJR Will TRADE EQUITY OF ABOUT
a. GOA III .fan'iy APARTMENT located ~
q 81 nv. FOR second trust Eoics. O. small
MAPLE & IrwFY.
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OWNER VIII. FXt NANCE HIS ROOM
ARC bath f;lri- housa. II a n. elec and
har6p oo6 fours Tor nsW Of rrar'!'a ally
,ev hon'e loratet in good ny. sectlon
rreferaRlr lrnt wet0 ltfh and 10Th Ats
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I:OR COL (ilSl:D

Mr. Inion station ami l.ina;> Ir
room hri, home with hot -wafFr DC
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IN living ,uouI--rlI ~ five 'un.I'ioI. THO
Tot Is large auG the ho,tsc = w-l i"' ~"
$500 cash anG easy monthly payments Mi''
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Lovely Groom bungalow. with Sleeping
porch, IN Noodrldge, near car lne ono
square from s,h"niS. Deem lot. fruit aud
poultry ward Hara2c. Everything ueces-
sary for good home. Sacrifice prize: only
$500 cash. 80 pe1 month
New 5-ror'a bungalow. :, squares from
r. !. ave. Oand1 location. Beautiful home
Only ono oft $500 cash balance Ike rent
t.roor, bungalow: lot over 300 feet deem
house newt rapered - 600. $50 cash
$40 per mo ~.
: Dakota ave Call North 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19

; OPPOSITE.
S\UL'S' ADDITION.
One oi those charming
Homes for which this
nciglborhood is famous.
y rooms: modern bath;
breakfast porch and sleep
ing porch; hardwood
floors; big garage, and
every detail of tho Home
in perfect condition.
REDUCED 10 $500.
$500 CAsH-s65 A MONTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-19
SALE-sUBURBA> PROPERTY.

COLONIAL CALIFORNIA RCEG Allows.
Hslan Feo s25 10 '5 per n" month electric
I'd between Banning and Twining City
JOSEPH p ROBERTS. Agent. on premises.