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Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Dwelling, 1927 9Th St. NV.

By virtue of certain deed OF trust, dated
January 49, 1926. being instrument No. SO,
recorded February 2, 1925; among the land
the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public AUG
THE .EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER.
following described land and premises. sit
uate in the District of Columbia, and desig
mated as and being part of original lot 8 in
square 424, described as follows Beginning
for the same at the northwest corner of said
lot 8 and running thence south along the line
of 9Th street west 20 feet l inch. thence
east at right angles TO said street 95 feet to
10 foot wide alley. thence north along line
of said alley 20 feet inch. and thence west
95 feet to said 9Th street and point of be-
ginning.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for $3.50. further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. deposit of $3.50 required.
Conveyancing. recording etc. at purchaser :
cost: Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees
HERMAN SCHMIDT
LAWRENCE X. SMOOT,
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John F. DONOHOE g. SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. SF.
Realtors.
$3.50
@ % as aTns hsss p a yoe"
ems
$45OO
quick
to
rn, deta home Of
~
$500
sst H o t % coy hSe d ea be &
$780,
o from
% ~ property very
$1O5OO
eart on O. n
ma
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsy ylvania Ave. Sc
Realtors
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Bankruptcy Sale of Mems
Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings,
Cash Register, Fixtures, ETC.,
at No. 442 Ninth St. NV.

By virtue Of an order OF the Suprenlo
Court of the District of Columbia. holdiu-
Bankruptcy Court IN re Harry Barr~
trading rs The Club shop" bankrupt NJ
1Gl2. the undersigned trustee will sell hs
public auction. within the above premise
on MONDAY. OCTOBER EkEVENTH. 1926
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ. Men
Suits. Overcoats. shoes. Rubbers. Sweater
Shirts, Underwear Hosiery. Collars. Suspcnd
ers. Pants. NeCkwcar. etc.
National Cash Register. Electric Fan Wal
Cases. Trtplicate Mirror etc.
The above will first be offered as az
entirety. and X a satisfactory bid ts not
received will be Immediately sold In detaii
Terms: Cash.
RICHARD D. DANIELS.
oc6789 Trustee
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ADAM A. wEscHLER q SON. Auctionser-
UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE con
re

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE Coz
F1SCATED AUTOMOBILES.
BY virtue of certain orders issued out ot
the Police Court Of the District of Columbi,,
In cases wherein the United states is plain
tiff viz: 279513, 2Ss5S9, 2SS669. 2SSQSu
2S9445, 2SQ652, 290319 c9O33S 2007Oi
29O754,s 29O99O. In which cases the follow
Ing persons are defendants. respectively. "a
the order of said numbers. viz: Arthu'
Moore. Charles Wilson. Richard Lawrencc
Williams, James Snyder johnson. Samue.
Dates and William Smith. James Smith. Ell
ward Butler and William r. Freeman, FL
ward Walters alias Edward Harvey: JOIN.
Henry Tate. Lawrence Byers, alias Bias alia~
Williams: William Il. Delashmit and Vincent
r; STRANGE l viii sell at PUBLIC SALE
the METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CON
PANY, NO. so FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH
EAST, WASHINGTON. ID. C., AT TEN
O'CLOCK An, ON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER
VIZ; Viz CadlIae Touring, engine No. .59-v-39
ing. motor No. 81 -RR402: Chevrolet Tour
Ing. car No. l2F-27516; Ford Touring
motor No 1!64337: Ford Touring, mot"r
i97otGe TG 4ael6G; nGrt FGrd TriS sedan mot9E NJ
so259: Ford, Sedan. motor No. 1373l63
Studebaker Touring. car No. 627295, motor
NO. BG76S47: Buick Touring. motor No
669lSS. seized from said defendants re
spect1vely. for Illegal transportation Of iu
toxicating liquors in violation of the ma
tional prohibition act and confscated 10y the
United States of America and sold in accort,
ance with the provisions of section 20 It'll.
III. OF the National Prohibition Act and all
persons having liens against said machines
are are. hereby directed 20 file. tho same IN said
Poiice Court on or before 1890 am.
E {. SNYDER.
Ocl. % U. 8. Marshal
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ocl -d&ds.exSu Trustees
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AIJCTIONEERe


ROOM AND BATH DETAtHfP pif5! bwELf- Eli
ING AT NO. 1919 33rd ST. Sc.
M BY yirtus usof Of @ certain deed OF trust: dated
2l5. recorded December 31st. 1925. anon
the land records of the District of Columbia
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell
@9 i ESDAY, THE NiNETEEfNsT!FiA DAY of
OCTOBER. 4 ID. 1926. AT THREE-THIRTY
Pm. the following described land and prem
designated as and being lott, No, 90 and ."
pany subdivision, part of the tract Of land
called cal. Discovery and Perry Farm; as pc
the records. Of the office OF the surveyor of
Terms, Sold subject to n prior deed OF
trust for SO 10000. further particulars of
tSa Which I1,,r Will be announced al time Of sale
paid in cash. A deposit of S2OO.O 90 required
c0ntVeSancrng cost cn rerordlng etc az purchase
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at the
discretion of the trustees.
CHARLES ALGER
ROBERT T. HIGHFIELD.
OCT oil IL. 15161S Trustees
ADAM A WFSCHI.FR x SON AuCtinneers
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PETWORTH-VACANT.
$500.
Semi-Detached.
This house has 6 nicely ar
ranged rooms, bath, hot-water
heat. electricity, colonial front
porch and has been recently
renovated throughout. This will
make a very desirable home for
small family. For further par
ticulars call
JOHN Z. GARVEY,
1910 Vermont Ave. Main o21O.
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I WILL SELL AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 1Ith. 4:3O PM.
nifty 800 choice residential lots and hand.
some bungalow at corner Blair rd and
Flower ave. Takoma Park. Nd JOHN c
WAGNER. 80 Woodward Bldg Washing.
ton. u {. lO.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL COLORED.
near schools, market, cars, etc; S1OO cash.
S45 per month.
Owner. P. D. HOLMES.
S19 18th st. NV.
Main 3aV1 Claua 1917
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fJTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Tt X
TENTH 1925 AT THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, SAME PLACE.
oc9.1113 By order of the Trustees
THOs 7 OWEN q SON AUCTIONEERS
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
sEVEN-ROOM. stucco. semi bungalow.
floors; many bult-in features: paneled
walls; large lot: beautiful lawn with plenty
of shrubbery, on paved ST.; S11, 800 on
easy terms.
DUTCH COLONIAL home of rooms and
tiled bath: porches. side and rear: on lot
SOx20O. on paved street. This house is well
built. with many distinctive features such
as oak floors, paneled walls, tiled kitchen
counter: etc; detached garage; sodded lawn
Price. $12. 800 on terms.
JACOBSON BROS,
1909 ST. NV.
OWNERS-BUILDERS.
Call Main 2126 or Cleve 2916.
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COLORED.

COLORED.
Mr.. CAPITOL & LIBRARY.
rooms and bath. in perfect condition: 4
ity: garage for 2 cars; open fireplace and
beamed ceiling In living room: brick house
Must be sold; $3.50 cash and SS5 per month
office ~ S'"'
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CHARLES ALGER,
RORERT II HIGHE


oc7. 7.9,11 Ii. 15 16 Is Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. Auctioneer,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
ESTATE. BEING \ HOUSE AND LOt
NUMREKED 60 ORLEANS PLACE
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
home in choicest section Of Petworth.
with built-in garage and refrigerator. cement
perch. Can he bought. i s9ld Edd befSre October
party can have very liberal terms arranged.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
ReaItor and Builder.
324 l4th 81. NV. Main So
, 1926-08-19

Had not been right on the job" he
said, 1T is very doubtful whether the
house would have been saved"
In the meantime lights went out all
over the district making work more diff
ficult, From the Presbyterian Hospital
shrieks were heard as lights went out
there. A passing street car were also
taken in on the adventure when it re-
ceived some Of the current passing in the
air and the top of the car became a mass
of flames shooting and leaping at grotes-
que angles with the interior Of the car in
darkness.
The Totti home was considerably dam
aged by fire and smoke, as were the, Capo
ard Braegger homes, the latter probably
having the heaviest loss. While a lot OF
damage was not done there was plenty
excitement. Porto Rico Progress Aug.
nth.
, 1926-08-19
JEWS AND IRISH TURN ON PORTO
RICANS IN NEW YORK

Rocks thrown through shop windows
and men and women attacked on the
streets with clubs and stones has been
the recent experience of Porto Rican S
and Jewish merchants ic N. Y. City.
Commercial hatred, it is said. is the
cause of the trouble. The district in
volved is that from 10th Street to 1l6th.
The police have had a tough time of it,
as the riots have reached numbers up
wards of 1000 engaged. Special squads
have been assigned to this duty for the
past week.
Jew resentment at the growing inroads
the Porto RicOans merchants is making
in business is said to be back Of the
riots.
, 1926-08-19
Excitement on Nairn Avenue in Storm
Saturday Midnight; Street car
Bursts in Flame.

Balls of light darting along the cOrri-
doris of houses, shooting flames, burning
overhead wires, and piercing screams of
fright were the experiences OF those llv-
ing in Marin avenue, across from the
Presbyterian Hospital Saturday midnight
during an electrical storm Of unusual in
tensity. Sharp flashes of lightning were
followed by deep rumbles Of thunder and
there was a heavy %doWnpOur of rain.
Practically all lights were burned out
in the hospital, many patients became
historical and had to be Gained by Durs-
es and doctors until lights could be sup
piled and assurances given that there
was no danger.
The cause of all the commotion was a
bolt lightning that struck the hl-h ten
sion wires of that street. The lightning
travelled along the wires into the Etienne
Totti home and after burning c~Onsidera-
Bile of the wiring there dropped several
wires, over one of which the eldest IOtti
girl ripped and was left unconscious for
the better part Of an hour. She was final
" rescued by Capt. Victor COrderO.
After burning and soaring walls there.
the hnmes leaped across to the Victor
Braegger home. MIR. Braegger says be
saw large balls of fire racing down the
electric wires of his hallway and then
next second his electric water heater
went up with a zoom. Miss Iva Wood
ruff, living at Claudio Capo home scream
ed over that the Braegger house was on
fire and in the meantime Mr.. Braegger
was busy as twins trying to put the fire
out. The flames got somewhat beyond
his control so he called for the fire. de-
partment which did not arrive until af-
ter he had extinguished the fire by him
self.
, 1926-08-19

Washington, Aug. 5.-The State de-
partment tonight was uniformed Of the
action taken by the Turkish government.
None of the department officials, who
were reached, would hazard an opinion
on the unusual situation at Constantine
pie.
1t is suspected, however, that the pro
test lodged bv Rear Admiral Mark L..
Bristol, American High Commissioner,
charging discrimination against Amen
can goods through a tax on commodities
imported from the United States amount
ing to eight times the customs duty as
sessed on merchandise from countries
which have signed commercial treaties
with Turkey might be the underlying
cause. Ibid.
, 1926-08-19
LOCAL

The S. s. "Maraval" sailed from Fred
eriksted for New York direct at 5 80 on
Tuesday afternoon with the following
passengers Miss Georgiana A. Tran
berg, Miss Lila E. Delemos, Mr.. Regi,
maid Williams, Mr.. Charles A. Clarke,
Mr.. Cornelius James, MIR. Henry u.
Howell, Mr.. Christian w. HeyIiger,
Master James H. Cortina. Mr.. William
Stapleton, Mr., Glenworth A. Ludwig,
Mr.. Clemence johnson, Mr.. T~heophane
V. Simmonds, Mr.. Isaac E. Neptune,
Mr.. Leo A. Derricks, Mr.. Eldred b.
Holm, Mr.. Lawrence Roebuck, Mr.. Eu-
gene Martin, nv. Cosmos Williams, Mr..
Cyril Garvey, Mr.. Gustav Darlington,
Mr.. Alpheus S. C.. Adams, Mr.. Rudolph
Morteusen, Mr.. Henry Newton, Mr..
Erik II. J. Nielsen, Mr.. James Forbes,
Mr.. Carlos A. Richardson, Mr.. Christian
B, Williams, Mr.. B.. r Larsen, Mrs.
Edith Y. Williams, Mrs. Marian A.
Knight, Mrs. Victoria Casimir, Miss May
A. Casimir, Mrs. Sarah Hatchett, Miss
Maud Y. Isaac, Miss Irene W.. Chester
field. Miss Sophia C0dringtOn, Miss
EIseberg Tutein, Miss Maria A. Merjett,
Miss Leoneal Martin, Miss Isabella VIII
liams Miss Annabel Benners, Miss Maud
E. Benjamin, Miss Susanna Beck, lisa
T. Krause, Miss Ella E. Samuel and
Mrs. Julia Ford.
The theatre offers for tonight an at
tractive program. See ad on next page.
II lines of rain was measured at the
Fort here this morning, St lines at Fred
eriksted and 8 lines at kingshIll.
, 1926-08-19
TURKEY CLOSES AMERICAN CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE
Washington Links Move Against Con-
stautinopIe Body With BristoI's
Tax Protest

Constantinople, Aug. 5.-The Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce here has
been ordered closed by the Government
at Angora.
, 1926-08-19
MAY START MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS

moonlight schools" for the elimina-
ton Of adult illiteracy in Porto Rico is,
according to an announcement made in
La Democracia, a measure that will be
adopted shortly by Commissioner Huyke.
He plans to use volunteers teachers and
donated text books for groups of litter
ate men and women of any age who wish
to attend. Night schools will be held in
convenient meeting places. This plan is
said to have been followed with excel
lent results in some southern states and
Mr.. Huyke hopes that its adoption by
Porto Rico will be equally effective.
Porto Rico Progress, Aug. 18th.
, 1926-08-19
ELECTRIC STORM STARTS FIRE IN
THREE HOUSES
Patients in Presbyterian Hospital Be
come Panic Stricken When all
Lights Burn out

GIRL sTUMBLES ON LIVE WIRE
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FOR sALEACREAGE.
FOR SALE.

300-acre tract, located partly
within the District; high /; within
sight of Capitol; ideal for sub
division. At sacrifice to close
an estate. Phone Main O449
for appointment.
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i5oY HoLsE y. 4


Exuuieite colonial hOnie3tp be cold ID rell.
able party on ~ low cash payment ~ $500.
Absolutely pure colossal. NedecOrated and
FeiiOYafed lust enough q make II most come.
BATH open 1replece hotsWnfer heat and
electticttys inr9e nld1 AHo reae yards, nicely
Situated Tor 4oW9r nATs7oIls This home hrs
Ind duality ana should appeal % 8he Army
81 NAVY eel or some one WANTING 8 home 81
as Ias:'lI sx sSz: Ell aas:als 9ssnssa's
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SEECAAL MyksLt 20 ncs, al.
lion: HerdWSod 1ooTs.s sIIectricIty, stcsss PIG
house. Address Box SAFE. Star ONCE.
c cS9F1 owEE ssth Hams reAs0 is
/ HAVE A. NEW GROOM HOUSE THAT
iaasiy aes sPsa e Of o6 oSnps shsip own home
but feeling their financial condition too mod
s sl e me- MAXI & BE a als aPses . you
Of modest means 20 purchase home INSTEAD
r. S Sour own Sn' o a means aytSinE 70 YOU
az not Phi o Se esssfo sssr me
property p. cellar. tprcnaee !: !, deer
t sTSnt yard $1,000 cam ssrs 800 sWSlssTs
PETWORTH--BY OWNER. SAVE COMMITS.
sion: highest point on yarnum e.: tap tapssStGcy .
paved alley: Bath. shower, hnished atsic..
oek noors cold storaFe room. garaee: door
.S VS.: sssss ass: iss4a
$3.50 CASH. BAL, LESS THAN Rent. DE
water heaf u electric light hwd. noors: room s
Ss sq S.as sr s ssi 4. sac s sda4ass aea'or
Bldg. an exceptional bargain In beautiful
STs oos for ssr es rssa eacs
dition: gosssSsion: terms Se0 month; nri SO
MAN. ReSisor io sos Penn. ave- s Sc LIN
coin 346.
$50 CAsH--C0LoRED--S35 NO. 5;R0oM
R STissE soSSd Main ss sssS oea'ion' elec lis.
$3.50 CASH. $50 NO. INCL. ALL INTER
dision: ne. 3. II. AIKEN. Main 1850;
a. + b
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED FRAME HOME.
ami. near two car lines, large back yard
gsraEe rpoGs bath a srsa kan,I,,c room q
nv; sis 600; terms. O.. G. sHINN. Main
SA .kL So s'I:n NEA Io,l l'hs Roo else
RaFage; owner having left city has rsiipcsd
e sas Il sS aAs 2 u i5sh 'sls x tsss
PARK RID. NEAR I4th--p ROOMS. 2
psth: extra Kitchen on top noSr; r L Ss. xox
~ s.' inc ss9 is,R NV Sc
700 block.
rooms a bedro0ms1 and bath: front and
heat S ana electric ishts 5slitin sarass
laundry tubs. CITE. IN basement owner VIII
ssS S SS .d S sS ss, 1 zss e
2nns.EES. Star ore liz - n,p.' -
HEART OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Just Of lysA On most pr0smi.nsns Tm
has been newly decorated throughout.
Soe seas = Week ee sS. u op party Wv
Sr rsc S Sasn s ssar ssss once 'nan rent 40
rAclSfP A REAIIINTfEEo okrSRSNxlhsRaN. MEsr
An ideal location for q home: six rooms
and tlled bath " exSn,en eono ore9napcy
z sss5o: vii III hfs terms, Cali MI
BODY iof , a5s6sE hill. INC.
4 PERFECT BUNGALOW-
near 'e car Il lines: siS beautiful rooms and
Sgs: isrse stsic sSd cellar; spiendldiy con- ',,
ssssls es sal 0vf w.s '' sss prss
cs IPs NJ. 4 Rooy ~ AZ rms ssp e
7ao i7tii SC. Realtors. Main II74. !
DETACHED HONE BARGAIN
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
!. New hcus9 built BY owYpsF S on corner lot,
snS soG bash a1 On i snd 6oor hsrSWood iioors
open hrsplaos. fulI cellar h9t.water heat
hsi ssss g,s s'ss ss
AILENT10N. CQLoREp 81,
$B.O0O--6th q. near Q IT.; house. with
large rO0nns on large lot: two-st0ry dOuble
brick garage on wide alley; reasCnADle
'e Cal Mr.. oTTERNEss. Main l1ee. 1907
~. q. ave
BRICK HOUSE: zoNED As FIRST con y
Price only $4,boQ: reasonable terms:
PERCY III. RUSSELL COMPANY. {
5 aacl Istn 81 AsfNniWs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL BARGAiN---1O.RooM AND BATH
brick resideliee n2rthwesi: n perfect conai-
rooms: Brick garage. Priced at 81 900 for
SSo o'ss sa Adsosss Boa s Eae saf once
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FOE aALE--H0UGEN.

NEAR 9th AND p. !CAPIToL- z.ROoMs
psls ss Is sas az ii s S
LOCK- e Z quick ana be convinced: $500
e, me SsfIIpf bIss' ShALrT SSCsla u.a,
baths I'll modern Improvements with many
lot. win. seil a bargain price Or win
slss f!ss Il sa ' PfaSF i isl .as
KII Il6S sIoct ST.
and ei Sash hot sss Ell heat and sieetrlcisy
S SH i o ss BOD a under s value owner must
a sss Sso oa s sssn SsaF ses e s'
50 49, SPRTNG ROAD NEAR I4th.
Groom and tiled bath home % % cold
parqnet floors throughout. hot.air heat. els..
tricftv and garage. Owner win sell say;ity
Interest hi V On second second trust rst trust atsrsst
sseSmnil,ssnsa,n al No asents Adorsss box
Owner Win se lovely a .,S Ss.h bun
r ra1ow ho inTse 2 .creea slsspns Porch and
awnings: house entirely metal weather
striped nn ra s. ss ssrrs
bought p oncs Address Box e4-E. star
2sFAMIL,h AksAslks;iMENI.
whole ole building: $4,000 cash and easy
s %Sn' 6a;Sce payments. Address s0S 1DO'E'
semi-det.. rooms bath HI h;-w eiec 60. 2
NY NAN Ms srIs y. SO cSo FIR i. NV.
FOR C0LORED,
Mr. 9th and H ste. n.e.---BFick. 8 large
rage; fine condition; good buy. $3.50;
''' ~, AUSTIN N. s cooR e !, Nv
1900 BLOCK GARFIELD ST.
Just on Connecticut Ave.
Right back Of Wardnan Park: large home.
suitable for roominE house with oe 81,
imprevesmsnt a., Low price. Address Box
CoLORED-WE HAVE SEVERAL 10 9
r. Heie Tne sed are modem ana
in excellent condition. Phone Col. 636 or
call 3l2S Ism e; NJ. 70 zee s nnem;;
HEALT0ES
MUST BE SOLD.
ssOEy soloSnlsi Igps r sIsc
s SssD so roo Tasa sa your o@n esf
tenn ,5ms oRs ne S Sssss Ss%. s
u
tiled baths. hot-waser heat, bniit.in garage
screened and weather-stripped: beautifu
So 80 ia23 liz ST. s.w.
Two-story brick: SIX rooms ERpW ,iqr III
ssssa isroon and and bath housa. b, bsst ioca
SP q .ss pan sfs; ssSS essS saa
per month. els N ST. s.w.
Two-s'ory p sss y "a HI r9 s'W ana Oasn
rms. bath: GOOD condition. $3.50.
Two-story dwelling. with al modern con
venienssess caE SS Fl e TfER aSsesE NE
six rooms bath, built-in gafage; ami.
EYE ST. BET. 9th Tth 6.W.
Six room colonial home: every modern
convenience: 2-story brick garage.
7aa T IksS +. 4 M pAvis cq nam ssss.s5a.
---- NEW SUBURBAN HOME.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
Very deeirably located on large corner lot
go BY 100 feet, with an unusually appeal
l ing environment surrounded by nne homes
/ well eittated, Atsquare from the cars. IN 9
direct line OF the city9 growth. Attractive
center-hali.plan house. six epacioue rOoms
completely tiled bath. large attic space. 81
rage 10 match house: splendidly conetructed
every building feature Of highest order. The
price 10 $13.7S0. with ternis; IN exehangt
on 4 smaller Ave or six room house. around
SHANNON LUCHS. INC.
71s ian 81. NV: Main 2a45.
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MUST BE SOLD.

N - NIO y = = - - y A-Ays M
Semi bungalow. 8 rooms and bath. sleep.
coy back porch. pantry With built-in re-
friserator. Beautiful electrical hTtures
Located IN the finest section Of Lyon Park
on lot 6O.foot front With abundance Of
Il is an ontstandine bargain. 70 inspect
uhortA Main 41z6. 8sa3 Isl /.
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FOR sALE--HOUsES.
RARGAINl I.
MUST AZ SOLD AT ONCE

MUST BE SOLD At UNUE
An exceptional home at remarkably low
figure: 5 rooms. two inclosed P0fcnee al %
heat: electricity hardwood noore and other
featgres only three years OLD. e splendid
condition. and priced well besAN the original
sale price OF 5000.
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CHEVY CHASE,
Detached Corner Home.
Si5,500.

This attractive S-room home, situated on
2 beautiful corner. IL one of the best buys
IN Chevy Chase. Owner has purchased q
smaller home. and this especially low price
First floor has wide reception hail.. spacious
LYING room with fireplace. large dining room.
glass-lnclQeed breakfast porch. layatOry. pan
Try and Kitchen Vpstairg are four large.
Pr1gnt bedrooms. well appointed bath. Sleep
Ing porch. attic. There are hardwood floors.
hot-water heat all new lighting fixtures.
slate roof. new paper throughout! House IS
IN pertect condition. Splendid Yards with
beautiful shrtbbery and lawns: garage. IN
speet this home at your earliest opportunity
N. L. SALISBURY CO., Inc,
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL PM
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RALE--NIlRuRRAN PRnPERTY.
BRENTWOOD.
look AT THIS

!. Corner property. over II 600 "a. T.:
large trees. fruit. nowers: AMI; Groom and
bath house earage drtyewags;r conyssal1c,
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FIFTH RACE-sIha Equity Anmdtc&ps
fhree4year. and upwards purse
81 500: mile and thfee-etxkeemtha
Our General - 101if1afry Baker 80
1Prfncess Dore,n 116lSeventh soon .1gs
Joy smoke 1I8 High Star s.sss1g4
AItawood 49,. 130l1FiFe Rnek e. e -
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SIXTH RACETha Glyndons three
zeal -oidss claiming; puras. Slss00: nlis
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SEVENTH RACE--kCr al a9a8t
purse $500; claiming: fuFlongs.
1ATavsla .....s... III SIT xC7 YIN lktana ss.sA44
f,nrsffor, .I07l Miss Thaechof. Z ex
xsnnsnrd 80. 120l Poly s..ssss.s 90
Nor Nor " +. 10 Little Asbestos. .iia
xApnrenflce allowances claimed
weather. clpars track fAst.
padded plficers have been invent.
IA 81. German 70 CLEANSE Pen
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Light Vote in Ohio

IglE IEG y w III Ny--~U ! re- n -I--s- -
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. ;.
While the country at large prob
ably is more interested in Ohio's
Senatorial race between the In.
cumbent. Frank B. Willis tR.l, and
Atlea Pomerena Cd. the chief issue
here today seemed to be a ref
erendum for modification Of the
primary election law.
This question has aroused an
hitherto apathetic public, even more
than has the race between Gov.
Vic Donahey D) and Myers =.
Cooper (RI for gubernatorial honors.
The registration has been light.