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Evening star., 1926-06-03
EVERYDAY QUESTIONS
4ns,cered BY DIR. s. PARKES. CADMAN

Questions, from readers are answered daily
by Dr., 5, Park,ss Ca.iman, president OF the
America Dr. Cadman seeks TO answer IN.
onlres that srnear !" Re reprrsentanIsss % Iss,sr %l
DAYTON, Ohio.
VIII YOU kindly explain the recent
position publicly taken by Rabbi Wise
In regard to Jesus Christ. resulting in
his proposed resignation from the
Craftsmanship OF the Palestine Relief
Fund?
Answer Rabbi Wise said nothing
about Jesus which is not matter of
common knowledge among Christian ms
and mont ChristianS. His actual earth
ly existence and the high ethical quail
itN of His teachings. which the rabbi
empha sized. arc conceded even by
those who do not accept Him as Lord.
NEW YORK CITY.
have just lost my mother under
very distressing circumstances and
am badly in need Of comfort.
Unable adequately 10 provide for
her in England, five years ago. at
h2 years or aEA I came Ia America
and started saving all the margin on
my earnings II go back on May 20
next and see her.
tention she was overjoyed and re-
piled in q three-stanZa poem. which
I received only last Friday. The
next day | got n cable stating that
she was dead.
You can imagine my feelings. She
died before | was able to divulge the
details of my plan Il her. II meant
her support and comfort for the bat
auce of her life. Now ] am beside
myself at the thought that had |
only sent her none! during the last
five years. instead uf saving it, she
would have missed many a hardship.
Please forgive this long letter.
feel | must ask for your advice and
suggestions.
AnsWer-Your letter does YOU inf
Rite credit. Such a mother as YOU
describe, who could write YOU how
proud she was that YOU had realized
your ambition by being ira nsferred to
the air force during the late war
while at the same time she was CON
sumed with dread lest YOU should he
killed in 50 hazardous a service. is
worthily represented by you as her
devoted son.
At 50 years of age. determined to
relieve her long vidowhood of all
temporal anxiety you tore yourself
away from your native land, began
anew here, forsook society and saved
every possible cent to carry out your
scheme.
Death has translated your mother
beyond the reach of pain and want,
and she no longer needs even your
fond protection.
But ii was blessed for both of you
that it was in your heart to do this
thing you mention. God and your
mother accept the viii for the deed
and her more per. ect knowledge Of
it enricheS her present pride and iov
in YOU.
Her gentle birth and refined train
ing, which YOU recall 10 me, were not
nearly so valuable to her AS your man.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

ly wrestling with hard circumstances
to make break in her gray life.
The break has come, though not as
YOU would have had it come. Yet no
grayness need rest either upon her
bliss or upon your sorrow.
Nor can she he all to YOU which
she should be in mystic sweet com
m1niOn" until You put away despair
and believe that she is still and for
ever yours.
Re of good cheer. You shall see
her again. When gripped by your
grief think of her unfadlngly radia mt
life and it's divine unfoldings.
Then anticipate the conclusive tri-
umph and serene result of II all in
that reunion which no words can tell.
You have crossed an ocean for your
mothers sake. You WILL | am con:
fdent. face with courage and antici-
patton the narrow divide of death.
and when your hour comes onward
CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Is the friendship of that loyal
though trying type of friend whom
YOU recently described ever fully re.
stored after it's soul has been pierced
by the cruel sword of intentional neg
lect"
II so. now.
Answer-The restoration can take
place, but it Is not an easy process.
Nor does friendship have quite the
same spiritual quality after it has
been wounded without cause
Suppress your natural resentment:
show that loyalty which can survive
the shock OF desertion followed by
open contempt.
Find in your own frailties an apol-
ogy for the faithless one who has ig-
nored your heart $ best gifts.
The man who wantonly deserts his
friend Is infinitely poorer than he
suspects. View your situation from
this standpoint. Think of your false
friends loss as we'll as OF his ba Sc
ness. If You forgive him and he is
still undeserving of your forgiveness
YOU have at least enriched us all by
YOUR conduct
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Lessons in English
BY W. l.. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't say Il
sewed the buttons onto the dress
Say ION the Dress
Often mispronounced: Resume
(noun) Pronounce ra.zu.ma. both as
as in ray" u as in unit accent on
last syllable.
Often misspelled: Attorneys: eys.
synonyms: Ambiguous. indistinct
obscure questionable. dubious. doubt
full. indefinite, uncertain.
Word study: Use a word three times
and 1t is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word
each day. Todays word: Derision:
ridicule; scorn; contempt. Every state
ment he made was held in deriSion
Evening star., 1926-06-03
My Neighbor Says:

When cake of soap breaks
put all the small pieces I'm IA
small cloth bag. When washing
dishes this bag may be used in
stead Of ii new cake Of soap.
There IL then no danger OF the
soap sticking to the dishes.
II ink Is spilled on a carpet
or rug run for the salt bag and
put on salt, renewing it as fast
as the ink in absorbed by 1t.
Where this IS done promptly
and plenty Of fresh salt Is used
il is frequently 80 effective that
no INK spot whatever remains.
tpholstery may he cleaned
and freshened without remov-
ing il from the chairs by first
removing all the dirt that has
accumulated in IL. then apply
ing a lather of pure white soap
and warm water. and finally GO
ing over the surface with A
strong solution of alum water.
made by dissolvinE alum in
boiling water, which is cooled
before using.
In sewing on buttons II the
knot is placed on the right side
of the cloth. directly under the
button. the thread will he less
likely to break and become
loosened and the button will re-
main on longer.
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Miss Grace Abbott.

Nearly every one can wax sentimen-
tai over. the needs Of the country's 8
children and their Importance to its
future. hut il is given to few to put
into actual practice the measures that
contribute to the welfare of those chill
dren i'll general: to see with clear
and unprecedented VISION that which
is necessary, and to have the wit and
the wisdom to carry that vision into
the realms of everyday living.
There is one woman in the Govern
ment service. 50 placed that she is
doing this thing. and doing it TO the
great advantage of the children. She
is Grace Abbott. chief of the Children's
Bureau of the Federal Department of
Labor. and she Is, before all else, a
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Tomatoes, Cheese Stufiing.

Cut the centerS out of large ripe to-
matoes Prepare the stuffinE s fol
lows: To each tomato allow two hard
biscuits put through the meat grinder
and soaked in just enough sweet milk
10 make them quite soft. one fourth
teaspoonful of salt. one dessertspoon-
full of chopped green pepper, one tea
spoonful of chopped onion, One-fourth
tea spoonful Of leaf sage rubbed TO a.
powder. and One-half an ounce Of
American cheese cut in small bits.
Mix well. adding more sweet milk If
necessary. Stuff the tomatoes with
the mixture and bake in a hot oven
for 20 minutes in an earthen baking
dish or in a casserole
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Beet Fritters.

Mash i've beets to a pulp and add
the yolks Of four eggs beaten with
three tablespoOnfuls of cream and
two tablespoonfuls ia of -four. Add the
grated rind of lemon, some grated
nutmeg, and sugar to taste. Mix and
shape into fritters. Fry in butter
and serve with a garnish of tart
preserved fruit, such as cherries or
annleS
Evening star., 1926-06-03

fearless. far-sighted and sane execu-
tive. Her bureau is not large as bu-
reaus go, but it covers a great deal
of extremely important work. and its
personnel is most carefully chosen.
Miss Abbott's own life story is
notable one. aside from her connection
with the ChildrenS Bureau. which be
gan in 1917 as director OF the Child
Labor Division administering the first
Federal child labor law. She was made
Evening star., 1926-06-03
The Three-Minute Glass.

One mother says:
| purchased a three minute glass
from the and 10 and found il to be
great help in training the children.
necessary procedure laES, we try to
beat the three-ln.uute glass. When
brother gets too excited | have him
,lie down on the couch and watch the
Nsands pass down. and this invariably
calms his overly tense nervous Sys-
tenn. He figured ogt how long Is min
utes and a half hD"r would he by
turning the glass when the sand had
all dropped down.
tCopyright. 1920
Evening star., 1926-06-03

~. Dispatch.
Al. A continent (abbr.).
49. Typographical engineer (abbr).
Evening star., 1926-06-03

Kill Improved Detho today.
pint full pint only 7se s2s gallons
full
spraye Detho Mig Co.. Inc, Richmond. Va
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Copyright. 1920

Across.
/. Comes to a standstill.
S. Prophetic.
10. Less wild.
u. Buffalo.
IA. Siberian river.
Is. Having flow of words.
Is. Behold
II. Short metal bolt.
10. Mistake.
21. COmmotion.
%. Cut short.
"a. Classify.
%. Meeting place.
2S. African mountain range.
90. Kind of puzzle.
81. Cook.
"a. street car.
81. Consort of the sun god.
3s. The first man.
40. Claw.
40. Weighing device.
43. Before the Christian era (abbr).
a.. Elderly lady.
As. Concerning.
49, Put back in position.
as. Saltpeter.
so. Small valleys.
81. A snake.
DOWN.
l. Outer garment.
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3. Lifting device.
4. Gait of horse.
6. Competent.
I. Rows.
S. Exists.
g. Tint.
10. Part of the body.
II. a swelling.
49, a direction.
49, Eat.
90. Hallway under a dome.
30. Confidential.
23 Break.
26. Distant.
p. Encountered.
30 Perfume.
32 Pertaining to the ear.
49, Mohammeda prince.
35 Went rapidly.
36 An object in miniature.
3S. Pungent.
80 Small tree of the oak family.
~. Short letter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-12
Boys
Knockers

Fine for school or
everyday. Dark and
medium light. Sizes 4
to 1e. Sale En-
Price JVN
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
PLAYS FOR MOTHERS

. A concert complimentary TO the
Round Table Of the Mothers Council
of San Antonio was given by the
orchestra OF Nathaniel Hathorne
Junior School Thursday. The pro-
gram included several numbers by the
orchestra, a piano saxophone and
violin solo, a saxOphOne trio and a
chorus of % boys voices with or
chestra accompaniment, under the di-
rection Of Miss Frances Huppertz,
principal.
The concert was presented in the
auditorium of the school. Following
the concert a luncheon was served
the round table in the cafeteria I'M
der the supervision Of Mrs. Bessie
Hayes, manager.
Professor w. J. Knox, assistant
superintendent of public instruction,
was the principal speaker. New Of
ficers elected for the coming year
were Mrs. G. J. Glenney, chairman
Of the San Antonio Round Table,
and Mrs. George Wurzbach, county
chairman. Mrs. o. J. Starr was
named assistant chairman and Mrs. +.
Jonas, secretary-treasurer. A novel
entertainment featured the luncheon
in the playing of familiar tunes on
n hand-saw by ]. J. Mcdonald.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
MIAMI To HEAR
DAUGHTER Of
E. COM|NONER
Woman to Open Campaign
! for Seat in National
Congress.

MIAMI, April 9.-R)-A daugh-
ter of William Jennings Bryan who
studied statecraft at the knees of her
distinguished father, will raise the
standard of Bryan in the national po-
litical arena again tonight. Speak
ing before the Miami Beach Chamber
Of Commerce, Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen
will formally launch her campaign for
the Fourth Florida District congress
sional seat.
Mrs. Owen, for seven years con-
spicuous figure in the social and
civic life of Miami, will pronounce her
platform for nomination subject TO
the Democratic primary of June s.
The address will be the inaugural of
a speaking campaign which will be
carried to the entire district.
Aside from her social duties, Mrs.
Owen has maintained a close inter
est with varied educational and well
fare organizations here. She is vice
president of the new University of
Miami and member Of several civic
bodies.
Mrs. Owen only recently became an
American citizen for the second time.
In her marriage to Major Reginald
Owen, retired British army officer,
she renowned her American citizen
ship. Recently, however, she obtain
cd her citizenship papers.
From early childhood, Mrs. Owen
was confidant of her father and
for time acted as his aide. She
has maintained an intimate grasp of
national and international affairs.
The Fourth Florida District seat is
now held by Congressman William JO-
seph Sears Of Kissimmee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
STUDENTS TO FILL
PLACES ON COUNCIL

Nominations for president of the
Student-C Council Of Main Avenue High
School have been opened. Any stu
dent of the school is eligible for the
honor and any name may be placed
on the list. Elimination of candi-
dates will be by ballot early in May.
at date to be announced later. Final
ballot will be taken as soon as eli
limitations are completed.
A picnic will be held by the coCn-
ell at New Braunfels. Nav l.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-09
RICE INSTITUTE HEAD
WILL SPEAK In CITY

DR.. Edgar Odell Lovett. president
of Rice Institute, Houston, will be
the principal speaker at the dedica-
ton of st. Mary'S Hall by Right Rev
erend William 4. Capers. bishop OF
teh Episcopal Diocese of West Texas,
Saturday, April 10.
DIR. Loyett, who is accompanied by
Mrs. Lovett, will be the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett while in
the city. They will return to Hous,
ton Saturday night.
Evening star., 1926-10-12
WANTEn---LOTS.

WANT GOOD LOT FOR DETACHED
house: please describe fully. J. V. O'HARE,
626 Southern Bldg.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.
WANTED-TO RENT WITH OPTION OF
huying house In nearby Maryland. 3 to 80
acres. Address Box 165-D. Star Once.
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(COntinued

SEAT PLEASANT MD-SPLENDID SUB
Urban frta home: rooms pantry; electricity.
variety fruit; high: one fare: S35 Also
broom bungalow, $50. Apply 11S st. ne.
Ar. ALOW-ELECTRICITY. FUR
mace. mace. cellar. porches, garage SS5r 81.
SMITH. Arlington. Va. lAone Clarendon
509-J-l 1l2e
TAKOMA PARK. 5 rooms and sleeping
porch. S55: 4 rooms and bath. fireplace.
garage, $40; large rooms. one floor, h. W;
large. one floor. attic, garage, SO. r. d.
I.T4LJE. Takoma Park Col. SS26.
5RoOM COY BUNGALOW. BATH. H
VIII. ami. large corner lot: garage: lawn:
shrubs: ON paved street: g. real home: S55
mo. Call Hyatts. 1c5 or S76-W.
2O15 DOUGLAS ST. N.E--1O-ROOM HOUSE
suitable for two apartments: $50 per month
HOME WITH ACREAGE. AT FORT MYER.
Va. Very attractive grounds: rent reason
PERCY. II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
926 18th st. NV.
Washington. D. G.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW 4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
. bedrooms ami. conc rete road direct to
Washington: one block from cars. close to
Sanitary and school: $40 mo. Bunker
Hill rd. near Brentwood Post Office. Ed
WARD n. LIGHTBOWN. owner. 14s
BUNGALOW IN SEAT PLEASANT. ND,
500 per month newly papered and painted.
Apply 424 LIST 81. Sc. Line. 6431. 1@'
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FOR CoLoRED. =
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.
VERY EASY TERMS.
emi-Detached Brick
six rooms and bath.
Newly papered and painted and
in excellent condition through
out. Hall upstairs and down. All
private rooms.
Convenient to-stores, car line,
schools, ,'etc.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
eo4 18th et. NV.
Main o1e1.
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FOR SALEc-LOTS.
tCo~tinu~AN s
THREE LOTS. HALF BLOCK OFF LEE
Highway. near Falls Church: Desirable for
builder. Address Box 4a7-D. Star Office.
sSEAmTISUL aSssTT, g HONE sITE NTH .a, IN THE EaI
T nsdg 0sse wER WI rsfs e k.Sasas sss % Ken
dSsn.exD .ppre.ims.siy kss!ss sS to sty alley
owner VIII sacrifice for o So 900
5l4-l5-ie Bond Bldg
18th S. and y. v. Ave Main 442.
LYON PARK, CLARENDON SECTION;
less than l6c foot nicely located; exchange
BOSS. iioa Eve St. Main :4II.
sus1NEss NESS HPR3PERrY H pp sd1, SITE
Ieo-feot frontage by depth Of I3O feet.
H.. de-: !; 6" .ssc \ d: is"
tlS.tS: any issi,ima,s trade considered. ,s.s,.
erty or apartment First trust holder will
release and permit building loan to .ups,- %
WILLIAM x: FARTTNe AARTs co.
11cs 18th ST. saw NV MAIN All. :
HILLCREST, d. G.
. miles from the Capitol; 400 feet above
Price: GHerR % never Be ioSerbay is5v now
fALGER & CO.
1929 Alabama Ave. Sc. LINC. 944a.
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home and Land Values Over $4,000. eco.
Large villa sites and. lots so
to us feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names of over 200 purchas--
ers and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated.
w 14th ST. NV.
Main 2345. Established 1aaa.
IN OLD CHEVY CHASE.
ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING
LOTS IN THIS DELIGHTFUL SEC
TTON.
This lot is esnecially well located
on one of the most attractive cor
ners there are 35-ft front--ofering
exceptional opportunity for suhdi-
vision and still conforming to the
building regulations in this section.
The owner bought il intending to
develop it, hut change in his plans
offers II for sale at a price that Is far
below the actual value.
For particulars call our othce.
Mex EENER & GOSS,
1415 X St. Main A52.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

81 7.s6O-LEAVING CITY.
Everything you could desire In home u
in this almost new, modern tapestry bric4
house: 6 rooms. built-in garage. screened
porchee: large yards. hardwood hoors ana
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SEVEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS.
$500 CASH. SEQ A MONTH.

seven-room home in Country Club
section of Arlington County, near
school. trolley. bus. churches. This
house has an attractive sun parlor.
extra large living room. breakfast
alcove. hot-water heat and . baths.
Two rooms and bath on second floor
may be rented a. separate apartment.
Garage. House may be purchased for
only $500 cash and balance at 500
home on small-hOuse terms.
Address Box 321-D, Star office.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEg.

CAPITOL HILLA5, 500.
Attractive corner home. 8 large rooms.
bath. hot:wster heat. ELECTRICITY. Esrske
SON At Main 59e4 until pm.
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MT. PLEASANT-S11 $50.
-Four Bedroom Home.

MT. pLEAsANT-S1I $50.
Four Bedroom Home.
23 Feet Wide
Hot-water heat hardwood floors electric
ity, garage. Call North 5513
FOR COLORED-7 ROOMS AND BATH,
all modern improvements. 100 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Call Mr.. Carroll. Franklin 100
After II 30 AM.
$3.50 CUT FROM PRICE-S9. .e6O-PET
worth. $4,000 cash necessary Nice stucco
home; h.-wh., electricity. Boss. 11O9 Eye
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND STs.-
Two.family fat. and 8 rooms separate
heating plants and entrances; reasonably
priced for quick sale: terms.
,o,o rv. e e M PtUNKEERT Z CO,
MT. PLEASANT SECTION.
Only $500 cash required for this S-roOm
house on two floors: h.-w.h. and cleo Act
quick.
C. NJ; PLUNKERT & co.
1910 Eve st. NV. Phone Frank 16l I4s
BEAUTIFUL NEW CLEVELAND PARK
home. Owner desires to dispose quickly of
wonderfully attractive. semi-det etached brick
house, near Conn. ave. Eight spacious
rooms. beautifully decorated throughout:
many features Of unusual interest large AT
tic, hardwood floors throughout detached
brick garage: Can be bought on a cash pay
ment of 81 900 at a price that is far lower
than anything of its type in the city FOR
fun information address Box 334-D Star
officP '~-
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SAI,E-FARMS.
ON PIKE.

. ON PIKE.
Sixteen acres: less than 10 miles from
D. c.. on Frederick pike S-rOom house. barn
and another valuable improvement. Land
10 level and has over 900 feet frontage
gain and can he bought on reasona hle terms.
For further information
WAITER A. BROWN. 400 H. NJ 1883
200 ACRES.
Farm near wsrrenton. Va. 40 miles from
Washington. on good county road About
JSn acres cleared and ready for cultivation
balance woodland Two S-room houses
one large dairy barn. one horse barn and
Farm for $4,000. on good terms or ex-
change IT for Il home in Washington or
other small property:
WALTER A. BROWN. l4n0 H. NJ 1883
S22 5o0-34 ACRES OF RICH LAND ON
Lee Highway near Falls Church: rooms and
hath, large orchards will exchange for city
50 acres, dandy farm & rooms and bath
hung allow plenty fruit; near Lee Highway;
I2 miles from n c.: only Sl"O0u
New and modern bungalow: enc acre land !:
lovely home right Lee Highway: low
price and easy terms: consider exchange.
Here ls the place for tea house ar hotel
i2 acres: IL large rooms. grand old sh ade
trees: loads of fruit: right on Lee Highway.
few miles out; 10000: ON terms.
CHAS. K. MORAN,
Merri field. Va
Falls Church S23-F-3l.
THOS. ID. WALSH,
SlS llth NV.
Nam 155S-9.
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BRIG HTwOOD BARGAIN-THIs So. 500 q.
roam ami bath new detached home. with
reduced To So 500 far quick sale xi ,0tsO
cash and terms. c. W. VAN WAGNER "a
Cedar 81. TakomA Park. ID. C. Adams I726
ss7 so MoNTHLY BUYS FINE Ne HONE,
friciiy, tile bath. extra toilet cellar. Act
quick. BOSS. 1l09 Eye st. NJ. 2411.
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Corner. commercial zone. 1O0xl10: =
rooms. garage; d. c. side; $500. Also z
rooms; Gear garage, fruit; lot 75,ft. front;
fine old home. well located: $500; can ex-
change for bungalow or trusts. Owner or
dered to y. Y. will sacrifice his home; an
excellent bungalow. splendidly located; SEE
this one. Owner will rent entire End. floor
apt. g r. and bath. hwd. floors. h.-w. heat
TO couple or adults for 500. including heat:
| So. chain stores and line: available at
once. Call Col 950S for service.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO..
3o7 Cedar ST TakOma Park ID. e..
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

fVNNttnUeN,l
WANTED AT ONCE, end TRUST NOTES
in amounts from $500 up: immediate &C
ton; reason able rate.
- CHAs. d. SAGER.
9S4 14th st NV Main 80.
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Detached center hall plan corner brick
property OF 10 rooms and baths. One NV
with attractive fireplace; sun parlor entirely
Elassed. running entire width of house: g
usually bright; gear brick garage; very
large corner lot. Owner, badly In need Of
money. will sacrifice equity estimated to be
worth $4,000 for 81 500 cash. Address
Box 121-D Star ONCE.
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REAL ESTATE. IOA\S.


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brokers Address IAN l;IS.C star otire
TWO DAYS TO DEI.iN ER MONEY SE,
pnd and third trust loans. Slna 10 81. 00n.
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bis at cnrrent interest rates GLADMAN
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