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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo.-Folks are
good in Campbell, Mo-, or at least,
they were Sunday when 95 per cent
of it's population of 1854 persons
went to church 1t was the conclud-
ing Sunday of a go-to-church cam
paign.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

VERNAL. Utah-Sheriff Laferich-
ardson and his deputies are making
the going rough for moonshiners.
Adopting incendiary methods, the of
ficers are making a practice of firing
the cabins of men in which they find
distilling apparatus.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

CARMEL, N. Y.-Because remarks
by the curious crowds that trail her
annoy Frances (Peaches) Heenan
Browning, 15 year old bride of the
wealthy New Yorker, her chauffeur
was sworn as special deputy sher-
iff.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

CHICAGO - Threatening to draw
fires from under boilers and stop
trains unless the smoke nuisance is
abated, Health Commissioner Burden
sen started a campaign to free the
air of pollution.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

MOSCOW-Anna Yegorovna Siere-
briakova, known as the grandmother
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

CHICAGO Mrs. Leslie Carter,
famous Titian-haired actress, of years
gone by, passed through here en-
route to California where she says
she is going to die. She is suffer-
ing from an infection in her hand.
81 think I am going to die-I hope
J. am" she told reporters
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-28

of the Czarist police" 20 years old
and blind must spend the next seven
years in solitary confinement for her
activities against revolutionist and
Nihilists during the regime of Czar
Nicholas, revolutionary tribunal de-
cided Monday. only her advanced
age and infirmaties saved her from
the death penalty.
FRESNO-After a coroners jury
held that Paul Simonian, Jr., seven
had been drowned accidentally in an
irrigation ditch, John Kellogg, IL
year old negro boy, confessed to Of
ficers that he drowned the boy in a
fit of anger after Young Simonian
splashed water on him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
1000
Wash
F'rocks

pIalds, d o t S
"a n d stripes.
E X C e p tional
values at.
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Deaths

patrick j. Mccormick, "a. s32 Edison.
VI Tom ' Mack, 80, 5s5 Agnes pulmonary
Emma Bray. A, Long Hospital, sar-
Marion Margaret Flora, 2, 1913 Church
man brOncho pneumonia.
James Harvey Blythe "a. 1869 N. Hi
nois chronic myocarditis.
Mary J Harwood, 70, Methodist Hos
Rachel Ann Ranney, 81, 1909 E. Michi-
Thomas j. Gibson. 10, 1880 W. Michi-
gan chronic myocarditis.
George .Cortelyou 68, Methodist Hos
! Nancy Eizabeth Eddingfeld, 80. Ills
N La Sale. lobar pneumonia.
Charles F. Freys. 70, city hospital
'. John ". ADAMS Adams e5, 31e N. Bradley,
Alexander Such, 8, Christian Hospital
Annanias Jewel. Al. 933 Minerva. sar-
Mildred Clara Singer 81, St. vincent's
Hospital, bronchitis.
Helena Dawson 80. Methodist Hospital
Charles Kirkhoff. 81, 1925 N. Pennsyl.
Vaa Asa BuTgess. ii. 1903 Southeastern ac
Ellen wiese. s1.11O N. Arsenal, arterio-
claude Flynn, %, St. vincent's Hos
Elizabeth Miller Rogers. 80. 1927 N.
Mary Barlow, 8. city hospital, acc-
Laura winifred Matthews, 7. 1905
Herschell, pneumonia.
Richard A. rieger. son no Bungalow
Court cerebral hemOrrhage
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
MIGHT SCHOOL ON AIR
Program VIII Be Given Over
WFBM Friday Night.

WFBM, Merchants Heat and
Light Company station, will broad
cast a program by the No. s night
school, the only white grade public
night school in the city at 9 p. m.
Friday. The program arranged by
A. G.. Corey, will consist Of a num-
Der Of musical selections and short
talks concerping the night school
work.
A chorus will sing Christmas
carols in English and German. FL
lis Stuart, tenor, and Mrs. Isabelle
Hutton, pianist, will give solos.
Three speakers, representing diff.
ferent departments of the school,,
will speak briefly on adult Educa-
ton" 1.-THE Parents in the Night
School" and what the No. Night
School Offers indianapolis"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
Supply of Food in
State Kept Clear,

Indianas food supply is being kept
cleaner.
This is deducted from the report
Of j. l.. Miller, director of the pure
{ food and drug department of the
State board of health. The report
shows that there were but thirty
six cases Of violation of the pure
food and drug laws prosecuted in
the State during the last year. This
is the lowest number in the last
fifteen years.
Miller and his deputies cooperated
with the tomato canneries and other
industries under inspection and the
result was that food was properly
packed without trouble, he ex-
planned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
Marriaue Licenses

=, Fred, Glark. Fl. BrldgePort, carpenter:
Theodore Moss. % 2536 Eastern, con,
struction work; Nola Ford. 20. 1877
! Herbert Lyons 81, Hotel Washington.
travelliGnggo ssalesman: Florence Stevenson,
Ray Kemp 20. Eli f, New York. la
borer Ina Sopher. 23. 511 E. New York,
John Riley. 81. Highland Golf and
Country Club. assistant manager; Mary
Brooks. rs; $50 N Jeffegsoq;- clerk.
painter: Lille Doss. 27. 617lA N. Illinois
st.
Robert Harkness, 81 ,,Ierre Haqte. Ind;
tai. Indianapolis. physician.
Francis Kuhn. IS, 2413 College. ma
ehnist Doris Smith IS, 1887 Belle
Bert Bower, 30, 4631 College, Army in,
structor; Mabel Achey. 20. 205 N. Belle
Xien StenOgrapher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
BURY LATEST
MINE VICTIM
Death Toll at Princeton May
Go Higher.

BB THifed Press
PRINCETON, Ind, Dec. 14.-Fu-
neral services were to be held to-
day for Thomas Wilson, latest vic
tim of the explosion at Francisco
Mine No. 2, near here, last week.
Wilson died at Methodist Hospital
yesterday.
Twenty-six other victims already
save been buried here and in neigh
boring towns. A memorial service
also has been held for the five men
sealed up in the depths of the mine.
Six of the injured at Methodist
Hospital were reported still in crit
ical condition and may bring the
death toll still higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
Births

Thomas and Edna Hustled. 1889 N.
Rural
william and Ruby oesche. Christian
Hospital.
Earl and Hazel Robertson. 20 Vine.
Antonio and Josephine Iarmano. $40
Elm.
Jesse and Matte Harris 2742 Martin
dale.
Frank and Frances Ward. Methodist
Hospital.
Gilmore and Clara johnson. Methodist
Hospital. 80 80
Clyde and Ruby Woods, 1928 N. Sher-
man DR..
Boys
william and Hazel Koenig. COL st. Paul.
VSrlin and Helen Glover. Methodist Hos
pital.
Ralph and Ruth Jones' Methodist Hos
pital. ,,-.
81
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Suggestions From
the inexpensive
Gift Department
PAGE


F0otballcs. Each, 81
Genuine leather cover.
good quality rubber bladder.
Framed Pictures. zach. 81
Beautifully framed pic
lures. size 13x17 ins,.. popu-
lar subjects.
Flower candle sticks. Or. soc
Blue. green. orange. rose
and yellow.
3-Piece Smoking sets, 81
Sets include three pleces
and tray; In -ed or green,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24
Butter Consumption on
Increase Since 1920

Monthly consumption of butter in
the United States has increased near.
ly 30,000,000 pounds since 1920, accord
ing to figures compiled by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Consumption In
1925 is estimated at 159,000,0O0 pounds
month compared with 130,000,00
pounds in 1920.
The peak consumption was reached
in 1924 when 161,000,000 pounds of
butter month was eaten in this coun-
try, the slight falling off in 1925 be-
Ing attributed to a slowing up of pro-
duction and higher prices. The in
crease since 1920 Is said to be due to
improved industrial conditions, educa-
tional campaigns stressing the food
value of butter, and higher quality of
product.
Although the American dairy indus
try has been stimulated greatly by the
increased consumption of butter, de-
partment officials declare that there
Is room for even greater use of but
ter The per capita consumption of
butter in Canada, for example. is
around 81 pounds year compared
with II pounds in the United States
Australia and New Zealand also con
sumo more butter per capita than the
United States, the department says.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

four thousand employees here, and
at Christmas time more than five
thousand. About half are women
and girls in the stenographic and
clerical forces. They all have
their problems, and it's my job to
help solve them.
There is lot more in helping
people like their work and be hap
py in it-girls especially-than
paying them we'll and providing
light and comfortable working
conditions.
Here, we try to do even more.
My first duty is to see that plenty
of recreation is possible. We have
a basketball and baseball league,
bowling and other sports. Twice
a week house orchestra provides
music for dancing at noon. On
other days there is entertainment
by paid radio or theatrical talent.
Community singing under
trained leadership has developed
a choral society Of concert proper
tions. Our home talent contests
are the most popular feature Of
the social activities.
"On the civic and health side,
we observe Girls Week, Health
Week and similar national customs
with appropriate talks and pos
ters."
A branch of the Chicago Public
Library is located in Miss Moor
mans department. Books are
placed where they will attract the
attention and arouse the interest
of the men and women.
"In advising individuals in their
personal Problems" concludes
Miss Norman, II am called upon
to be expert in everything from
child training to financial invest
ments.
II even, on invitation, go into
homes where there are difficulties
or sickness, trying to be a helpful
} friend or nurse, as the case may
/ be-"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

w OMAN, not content with her
w previous triumphs in the bus
mess, professional and political
spheres, just couldn't be happy UNI
til she created still another voca-
ton for herself.
The result is that today, il she
but wills, she can open up an Of
flee with the unique and high
sounding title, ANXIETY and
Amusement Specialist" painted
upon her door.
A Chicago girl, Aida Blanche
Norman, 25 and college-bred, has
shown the way. In fact, it is she
who has made this new and novel
Job.
Getting the Job
It was just the day after she
received her degree from North
western University, little more
than two years ago, that MISS
Norman walked into the office OF
A. C. Ames, personnel manager
of the Chicago plant of Mont
gomery Ward & Co., and asked
for position. She got it without
much trouble and right away be-
gan making good at it.
Today she is directing the
moral, social and financial welfare
of more than 1000 employees and
is heading a department with res
possibilities thousands of men
would fall down under.
Everything from nursing to
leading an orchestra and from dis
pensing advice on child welfare or
up to financial investments is re-
quired of her. But at none Of he1
t. tasks has she baked.
Explains her system.
~ just do things for people," sh'
explains. "There are more thar
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24
Continued from Last Week,

Hartman held this attitude of mind
only until he had told Pierre, that
evening, of what had passed between
himself and Barnes at their two meet
ings. He laughed as he told the story,
but no answering laugh came from
Beaudry, who was ordinarily ready to
be amused at anything. He smoked IN
grave silence until Bill had finished
his story.
"Those Barnes is a very bad man.,
said Pierre. II know, me. You and
me better look out. tole you, Bill,
he rs big man round here"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24
Idaho Agricultural
Graduates In Demand

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Moscow.
Because the demand for agriculture
al graduates is greater and the sup
ply somewhat less than at any time
in recent years, Dean e. j. 1ddings,
of the college of agriculture, Is urg
ing Idaho young men to enrol in the
four year course in agriculture, in
order that they may take advantage
of the opportunities that await capa-
BILE, technically trained men.
Dean Iddings is anticipating good
enrolment this fall. An increasing
interest in the study of agriculture
was found by the dean in trips over
the state this summer. Young people
are now beginning to feel, he said,
offer one of the most attractive and
probably least crowded fields for the
college man.
Five recent graduates of the college
of agriculture, who have been ap
pointed to new positions or have
changed positions in the last two
months, he points out, start with sal
aries ranging from $500 to $1,000, and
averaging 1914 per year.
Secretary of Agriculture William M.
Jardine recently emphasized in a
similar manner the need for techni-
cally trained men and women in agri-
culture.
more farm boys and girls in col
lege," he said. "This Is an integral
part of any sound program for the
permanent betterment of agriculture.
And agricultural enrolments have be-
gun to come back. There are oppor-
tunities for trained young people"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24
! CLASSIFIED


FEMALE HELP WANTED
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

SIS DAILY; HOME WORK; DETAILS
free. Morton Co., $685. 54th Ave. So.
Seattle --.--
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

In the Heart Of Spokane, close to
stores, theatres, and the business dis
trict, the Occur d'Alene Hotel offers
the traveller every convenience. Popu-
lar prices and perfect service. 1.-THE
Hotel With a Personality."-Adv.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

IT just do things for people," she
explains. "There are more than
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

Aberdeen and Hoquiam have united
in campaign to make Grays Harbor
the Western terminus for the G. G. &
G. Railway as well as the tidewater
export point for the Upper Cowlitz
and adjoining valleys.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24

Say, Bill, whenever go to SPOKANE
never miss getting some Of those
dandy meals at the Tray Tavern on
Howard Street just north Of River.
aide Ayenlre-Ady
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-24
USED TRUCKS
THE WHITE WAY

There is no better
place in the United
States to buy used
trucks than at THE
WHITE COMPANY
We get the pick
of the market.
Our stock is excep-
tionally good just now
Any size you need.
Light Trucks
Medium Trucks
Heavy Trucks
Dump Trucks
Logging Trucks
Most all standard
makes in stock.
Easy Terms.
Bring this add before
October 18th only.
We will pay half
license cost.
THE WHITE COMP ANY
sPokANE-222 E. sprasue Avenue
See Mr.. Donart
sEATTLE-142e Dearborn Street.
See Mr.. Bats.
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FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE.

EQUITY OF $50. 900 IN DOWNTOWN BUsI
small smaller PROPERTY. AddFe's Box SAFE, star
POULTRY, AND FRUIT FARM; MD, on
acres: exch Tor city. Fr. a94as. ~ -
EQUITIES ABOUT 81 900 IN STORE AND
dwelling and 81. 600 In attractive home. best
northwest section: VIII exchange for LIST or
End trust notes or small rental houses:
owner. Address Box III Star Office. 3'
3 APARTMENT HOUSE. PRICE, $42.500.
nSartnent honse oni Pirce $40 Oon Eoiitv
$50 900: income. $1,000: NV: location;
Equity. $4,000: income. $4,000: no. To-
cation
S apartment house Price. $50. 500. Equity.
So 900; income, $4,000: corner NV.
IL apartment house. Price. $500.
Equity. $4,000; income. S7,645: NV. To-
cation
S00-acre farm on the Potomac; 800 acres
timber; beautiful site: will exchange for
Do you want TO. buy or sell business or
B sTs.nsss groREnEEfSyRi rsrNrAr,vr p,-pr.r
35S MCSSEY BUILDING.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOMA PARK PROPERTIES


nodern home more of lane lp
porch
h.
0 streets
If
Z except
D
S750o-Modern
olonl
5000 oatf
nayf I've bought
hrst hou al
l an
roufuu
n nient ito Washing. -" vu,urr
tract
m Takoms Philadelphia
LILLE & EENDRICk,
and Carroll aves.T akonaPa O. 1901
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Wt\TED-iOTS

WANTED TO Buy LOIS FOR CASH, ANY
section Address Box l4-H. star office. -
\ LOT ABOUT 40 By 100 IN BRIGHT
wood. Sauls Addition. Manor Park or Ts-
r o'na. ID. G: near and school. +. X.
ANDERSON. 7l7 Lonsfellow 81. NV. Adams
1914 80
WILL PAY CASH FOR TWO GOOD LOTS
III Ssul's Addition 18th Street Heights
Chevy Chase. Must have water and sewer
age. Want bargain. Address Box 400 Z.
Star Office
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DEAL WITH CS-QUICK RESULTS.
1908 Wilson blvd, Clarendon. mod
ern Or. colonial frame. garage. big
lot, within a square OF Arlington
Court House. especially suited for
ONCE for attorney and home combined
or shop and once combined for
plumber, painter. etc; rent reason
able. Office open until $50 pm
y. +. RION CO.. INC.
Clarendon 2s2-J-2 1904 Wilson Blvd.
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NEW SEVEN-ROOM STUCCO BUNGALOW.
Az arlington, Va. on one-third acre. just
one DOCK OH concrete road and bus line:
Shiy 10 minutes to 14th and Pa. ave. Has
h,..w-hi hwd. floors. large basement and
attic. bullt-in bookcases alcoye set china
closet; kitchen cabinet ironing board bath
ana shower. Everything complete and mod.
S2l-FI4.
NJ. A CARDwELL Arlington. Va
Owner and Builder. %
WOODBRIDGE, ID. {.
small cash payment in one OF our modern
ne" bungalows. Oak floors; tile floor and
white MEDICINE cabinet III bathroom: good
gas range and white kitchen cabinet; Lawn
Dry trays and gas water heater in base
Hirnt large lot. In good location. Priced
AZ only $500. 500 per mo. pays all inter
est and some on principal
WOODWARD & NIETH.
2lo4 r. /. Ave NV Phone North TAO
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RFaI. ESISTC Loans.

HAVE FUND FOR PURCHASE OF COOP
ID. c. second trust notes. w. CARL WYATT
ATTY. bs02 10Th 81. nv. Adams 1891.
Want To INVEST 5000 IN ONE OR
more second trust notes: must be good
Address Box 2S-H Star Office
LOANS OF $50 TO Sl00 CAN BE SECURED
on household furniture II you are receiving
salary OF SlCo or more. CHATTEL TITLE
CO. INC, sos 5th st. NV. Closed Saturday
afternoon
MONEY. TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
rfss anG o seSon sc%n ssfRz 20
400 st. Main 90S0. Telephone service
evenings until pm.
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. REAL ESTATE
Let have your application.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
T3i 18th NV
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WANTED-STORES.
FOR RENT-SHOPS.

SPACE IN BRICK BUILDING. ALEXAN-
dria. for storage or work shop reasonable.
HARVEY SUTTON. Alexandria. Va.
S2l 18th ST. NW.-SEC0ND FLOOR
frout-roor beauty parlor: fixtures for sale;
rent reasonable. FIR. 500. 81
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SALE OR RENT-SUE. PROP'TY

3-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE pORCHES,
lights and water. stoves: large lot. 100
Baker ave. Colmar Manor. Nd. Call i02
Baker ave.
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FoCR-RoOM BUNGALowS-ELEC.. NEAR
bus and concrete road East Riverdale $50
W Honth. SGD on easy terms. Phone owner
ROOMS AND hath, FOR Man AND
wife. in return for board: two months. Al
--"ss Box 73-H. Star once.
GROOM BUNGALOW; DUPONT HEIGHTS
so per month. Address Box i4i-A. Routs /.
Bennlng p. o.. D G.
a anstsoii Il HogsE. GARAGE, ACRE AM
Ad.ress Box sS.H sta, ar ofti |s'e'' 10 no
d ddilsEi: On AS Gs EYE ROOM uSETRNIsHED
SR fh VIE CAR sSp go e. and $50
MALL BUNGALOW: GAS ELEC WATER
80 mo; - Chestnut ST. Lyon Park. Va.
Eo9d hsatlPPs plant. s55 q rooms. furnished;
os;h ana n1TT TESbRfitek s Z 2ss5 81 e. I'd
Carroll ayes. Takoms. Col. $3.50.
k1i 5s s,s Rooms on CAR
$40. Phone Kensington 12-J.
RANDLE HIGHLANDs-s-R0 ROOM HOUSE
s64 anon me5br soqd sardeR ld9d Tsps
REALTY 90. 10 SIN 81 ne. Lincoln 1858.
SEVEN ROOMS: PoRCHEs, FIREPLACE,
ley 70 18th and Pa. ave. RUBY LEE
MINAR. 1903 Nsw York ave.
'I~-tC IT IL w NUN " II hin
few minutes OF center of city. Extremely
large living room with great open fireplace:
bedrooms. 3 baths: beautiful sleeping and
sun porch: house situated ON high eleva-
ton with lovely View: new hot-water heat
ing plant; double garage.
HERMAN f. GASCH
1926 New York Avenue. Main $3.50.
NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
ami. concrete cellar, foOred attic hard
wood floors. laundry trays. tons of hard
coal in cellar: $50 per mo.
a. NJ. McFADDFN,
1895 Rhode Island ave. Mt Rainier. Nd
Phone Hyatts. pa or Hyatts. 915-W
MODERN APARTMENT.
rooms ana path every conveyance. IN
stop; 90 minutes from 10Th and Pa ave
Rental, S35 mo.
LYON & FITCH. INC
clarendon 500. Clarendon. Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.
FOR QUICK SALE LIST YOUR PROPERTY
in Mt Rainier. Hyattsville and vilinity with
y. NJ. MCFADDEN,
$3.50 Rhode Island ave, Mt Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyatts pa or Hvatts. 9T5-W
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WEST OF 10th ST.
Reduced to
Sl4 500

NJ Wy INC II-NT fIOa-fTV 1'-"I
residence. located lust west 81 16th
-. near Park road has lust ..eII re-
dueed several Thousand dollars rl
price to immediate buyer II - al,
lhcorerTd-porch type. practically ~
1eet vide assuring rooms OF generous
proportions: Wll. tUur-F.fa f-,,--,
porch. entrance han with coat cIoee,
large LIVING room topen frapIarpl
night dining room with pane aa s'a-
ais and beam ceiling. French doors
10 breakfast porch. kitchen with
huilt-ln Refrigerator and an ,onven-
fences Second floor attractive
bedrooms and, IN addition large
screened sleeping porch, numerous
closets and complete bath with show
er other features include .Inar
white oak flooring Throughout
SCREENS for all openings vrathrr-strly,
and a huilt-in hrepruof garage: a Ners
conlpIete home and q genuine bargain.
~ this figure. Very good terms
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. In,
Realtors
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Adams 663S.
broom HOUSE.

Sl7S.
Complete year round Aladdin Rcadi-rjl-
nome, freight paid to your railroad station
S47S: Free. catalog No. 10 shows many de-.
signs and sizes with prices: also shows Sun
mer cottages ana garages: all hInlhcr, nilli-
work. hardware. paint. nails etc, incluic,
Write today to Aladdin Co. Whining toll
N. C.
Continued on Nrai Page i
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DEAL WITH us-oUICK RESULTS.
FOR SAi.E-LOTS.

LARGE CORNER LOT FACING CONCRETE
h.EhWHE IN nearby virginia considered one
of Eiost desirable lots in subdivision: oDpor-
tunlty Tor nice profit III Sprlng: VIII sarri-
ice for $3.50 cash and balance III monthly
naVnents Shown upon request. Phone
North 1924 -
80 ROW HOUSE LOTS, Ne. EACH ~ FIT.
by 20 It. TO 2O-ft. alley. For quick sale,
SS25 each. net. Address OWNER. Box
..55 L. star Office.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lot, LOCATED
on northwest corner of Bunker Hill rd. and
~ , = lnS u. frontage on each street
fine site for detached residence. Offer want.
ed. EAST WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
10 sth Il. ne. Lincoln 1855.
ONE. OF THE MOST SPLENDIDLY To-
Gated lots in Lee Heights. Address Box
l46-H. Star office.
CORNER LOT, CONDUIT ROAD, 4Dth-v
sts--G5 by $50; sewer. water, light: over
'ooklng Potomac: reasonable. FIR. 412s. So
CHEVY CHASE, d. c. l "a BLOCKS FROM
onn. ave: all improvements; above grade.
,9-tt. lot, 5000. Main 093l or Frank.
6SSl
FINE LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE. ID. C;
alter. sewer. paved street: II cents per 80.
- Address Box OH. Star Office.
GOOD LOT. 65 BY 1877. HI8H LOCATION
IN Hill"res, GOOD bargain for quick hay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
WANTFD1MONEY
SALE-SI-RIRRAN PROPERTY.

with safety. plus IA snare in the profits OF
The business. Address Box 1872 II. star Of
fee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP.
sALE-lpiRTNE.,r HOUSES.

OR SMALL APART
ment Tor white or culorcd. must be cheap.
Address Box 40i Il. Star Office.