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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
GRID LEADER
Local H. s. Football Team Elects
Miller Captain.

Emmett Miller. quarter back. has
been elected captain of the Cathe-
dral High School football team for
next season. He succeeds 30 Egan
as leader Of the local gridders. Miller
was known as a good field general
and excellent all-round player.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03

there fighting at all times and that
is what puts over the winner in any
play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
BANKERS NET LEAGUE

Results Thursday night of games
in the Bankers basketball league at
Liberty Hall were as follows:
Peoples State Bank, 20; Reserve
Loan Life, II. Fletcher American.
33; Meyer-Kiser, IL. Indiana Ma
tional, 90; Washington Bank and
Trust, s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
Individual. 7:b5

In the singles Thursday night
WHEELING and Campbell threatened
Aleaders, but both fell few pins
ARt and landed in fifth and sixth
place with GOA and 603 respectively.
These were the only changes in
Thursday nights singles play.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
CLOCK

q clock.
Arthur Applegate followed his wife,
confirmed the catch anc agreed with
his wife that Stevens was there wnen
they left the fishing scene for home.
The special prosecutor, subjected Ap,
plegate to one of the most searcn-
ing cross examinations of the trial,
but the fisherman, who is a carpenter
by trade, insisted that he mas the date
fixed in his mind. Statements at
tributed to the witness in previous
appearances were quoted by Simpson,
but Applegate insisted that his story
today was the correct version.
Howard Price, who described him
self as only an occasional fisherman,
said he saw Henry Stevens at 9:55
o'clock in front of his hou<e.
The Wilson family gave testimony
regarded as among the most favorable
developed by the defense.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson and daughter,
Elaine, told of q conservatism WIN
Henry Stevens on the porcn or their
home, about 10:30 o'clock on the night
OF September A. while another
daughter, Alice. heard Stevens voice
from her room upstairs, but did not
see him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
Hunt Granted Certificate
of Election, Has 399 Lead
CONTINUED From rage one)

Kerby 46,216; w. e. Barnum, re>
publican, 25,215. The highest ma
I5prity WAS given Tom C. Foster, state
iAhinc inspector who received 2i,la.
Notes more than r. l.. Stallings, re-
publican.
/ Hayden secured 44,491 votes ana
Ralph III. Cameron, republican, S1,S45.
Il ( Lewis Douglas, democrat, opposing
lG. j. Baughn for the office of rep
IaF sentative in congress, received a
Itotal vote of 43,725 as against
IBaughn's 245o2, Ana rrohmiller,
democrat, running unopposed for staze
and j. c. Callaghan, for state treas,
urer unopposed, was runner-up with
49,247
All referred and initiative meas
ures and the proposed amendment -
the state constitution were roundly
defeated. The nearest to adoption
vas the measure limiting tenure o.
elective offices which lost by 4,85S
votes. Five counties gave majoritles
ir the affirmative on this measure
Maricopa, Pina! Pima, Yavapai ana
| Yuma. Relatively languid interest,"
was shown in al the direcr-vott
measures, the most decisive dereaf
being administered the state hign-
way department finance bill" when
lost by majority of 32,199. Thirc
in the concern of the voters was tho
proposed repeal of the state game
and fish law which lost by 62,259 OUT
of total of 50,S75.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
PLAN MORE LITIGATION

CHICAGO, Nov. - (P)-As the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railway
was being sold at auction in Butte,
Mont, today, the way was oe:ng paw
ell in Chicago FOR further litigation
by the dissatisfied Jameson group,
holders of $16,cO,0O0 in the ROADS
junior obligations.
In q last minute effort to halt the
sale ana to obtain the right OF IN
tervention in the proposed reorganiza-
ton, attorneys for the group neaceG
by E. j. Jameson, presi<ant OF a New
York insurance company, appeared
tefore Judge Evan A. Evans of the
circuit court OF appeals.
Judge Evans declined to entertain
either petition, as had Federal Judges
Alschulcr, Anderson and Page las;
Saturday, when Judge Evans cou;c
not be found
The fourth judges declination paw
ed the way for an appear 20 the
supreme court of the United STATES
said Robert Gold.ng who addressed
ridge Evans for the Jameson group
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
ANnREMs, 5, PLAN

WASHINGTON, Nov. % (P)-Immedt-
ate creation OF a private corporation
to manufacture medicinal whisky aho
to take over all existing supplies OF
this liquor will be asked of congress
by General Lincoln G. Andrews, IN
charge OF prohibition enforcement. fie
said today it was imperative that the
corporation Immediately set about the
distilling of whisky lest the present
supply of about 15,000,000 gallons oe
exhausted ut the end of i've years
which time ne estimated will be
necessary for the new stock to age.
Criticising the present system OF priS
vate ownership and distr. button og
whisky, Andrews proposed that tn6
corporation be under government SUI.
rervision and that 1t buy all llquol
stock now on hand and assume rul5
responsibility for future distribution
of medicinal whisky. Secretary Mef-
Ion who joined President Coolidge IN
Vetoing previous proposal that the
government take over the supplies OF
medicinal liquor has endorsed the new
plan.
While the law now authorizes the
Internal revenue bureau to make pro-
vision for replenishment of tns
medicinal stock, Andrews asserted thar
mo thoughtful citizen would want TO
place upon government offic:al the
embarrassing responsibility of deciding
that whisky distilleries shall be au-
thori2ed to manufacture 100000 gall
Ions OF whisky and to require MIN
to undertake to supervise the manr
facture.'
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
How Doctors Treat
Colds and Flu

To break up cold overnight or to
cut short an attack of grippe, influ ,
enza, sore throat or tonsillitis, physi-
clans and druggists are now recon-
mending Calotabs. the purified and
refined caloInel compound tablet tn
gives you the effects Of calomel and
salts combined, without the unpleas-
ant effects of either.
One or two Calotabs at bedtime
with swallow of water,-that's all.
No salts, no nausea nor the slightest
interference with your eating, work
c- pleasure. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your system is thor
oughly purified and you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you please,-no dan
ger.
Get a family package, containing
full directions, only s5 cents. At any
drug store.-Adv
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

about the wreath Marie remarked.
We'll, I'll see that it is sent along
later"
Marie and Ileana lanched Will. dis
tant relatives when they went to the
home of Mrs. William u, aeacs, the
former Princess Xcnia, of Greece. Ans
ether, guest remotely related 70 the
royal visitors was Prince Dmitrl also
of Russia The new Rumanian mln-
lister to Washington, Georges Cret-
'zaino joined the party at rne Leeds
home
While there Marie tried her nanc az
speeding in the Leeds motorboal,
Lady Luck, on the bay.
Marie's request of yesterday to state
troopers that the motor speed of the
party be held OF As m:Ies an hours
was observed in part today on vne
orders of the metropolitan poIice.
The city's escort was directed to move
through congested districts at no
more than 80 miles, ten miles more
than the speed limit
With the order went an injunction
TO the riders to take no chances
with their lives by racing besIoc
and ahead of the royal cars.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
FERDINAND VERY Ill

VIENNA, Nov. % UP)-Public anxiety
in Rumnia over King Ferdinand's S
illness has increased, Bucharest adj
vices say, by the statement printed
in Cuvantul, one of the smaller news
papers, that the attending physicians
are dissatisfied with the progress
made under the treatment or;g1nany
decided on, and have decided that
more radical measure are imperative.
They have summoned a French SURE
geon to give an opinion as TO the
practicability of an operation.
Meantime the king appears able to
carry out his usual duties and yaxe
an occasional drive. While officials
continue to declare that his condition
is satisfactory such assurances do noe
appear sufficient to allay popular ap>
prehenslon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
j. 5. MAY YET
FINANCE NEW
BOOZE MAKING
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2:

WASHINGTON, Nov. %
(AP) Immediate steps
must be taken to replenish
the medicinal liquor stock,
Secretary M lon warned
today. He, also advocated
that it might be manufac-
tured in this country under
the plan outlined by Assist
ant Secretary Andrews, dry
chief.
Taking issue with the
view of Wayne B. Wheel
er, general counsel for the
Anti-Saloon league, that
there was no necessity for
worry over the medicinal
supply for several years,
Mellon emphasized that it
would require five years to
age properly a new supply.
He estimated there was no
more than a five-year sup
ply on hand.
Likewise, Mellon has no sympathy
for the proposals to import wsiSy
from abroad to meet domestic re-
Guirements. He believes it will be
easier to assure a pure supply or
liquor and to prevent diversion II
the whisky IS. manufactured here
rather than imported.
While the financing details of Cen
eral Andrews plan to organize 4
private corporation under federal SUI
rervision TO manufacture medicinal
liquor and take over all existing sup
plies remain undetermined Mellon
hopes this program can be put into
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

against the railing with Edward l..
Doheny, Jr., the oil mans son, between
them. Young Doheny is not defend
ant in this case, but he carried from
New York to Washington in the little
black satchel" the 100000 in cash Do
heny advanced to Fall and which the
government contends was in the ma
ture of a bribe.-
The court room was crowded
throughout the day, mostly by attor-
neys, witnesses and newspaper men.
Admission was by card only and all of
the doors were well guarded. The pro-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
MEXICAN SENATOR DIES OF
WOUND RECEIVED IN DUE

MEXICO CITY. Nov. % IPJ.-Senator
Enrique Henshaw of San Luis Potosi,
wounded iii pistol battle early this
month with Senator Luis Esponoza of
Chiapas, died today. Senator Espinoza
was killed outright in the exchange of
shots, which occurred Immediately after
the senate had adjourned on Novem
Der 8.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
LlNEMAN SAVED FROM
DEATH BY FELLOW WORKER

PHOENIX Nov % DIV. w. Cow
sert. an Electric Light and Power line
man, was saved from possible death
today when Leonard Crouch, a fellow
lineman, partially caught him and broke
his fall from the top of q 30-foot pole to
the pavement. Cowsert touched a live
wire and was Knocked from his perch
ony the pole. Neither was hurt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF
ANTI. SALOON LEAGUE FoRME

PHOENIX, Nov, - #1.-An Arizona
department OF the Anti-Saloon League
Of America, an alliance Of the Evan
gelical Churches in America, was per-
marenty organized here today at q
meeting of Arizona ministers and tent
perance workers. DR.. A. l.. Baker OF
Phoenix was elected president. +. 4.
Farley, superintendent of the Arizona :
New Mexico division, has been doing
preliminary organization work for sew
eral months.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

ceedings were rather dull until after
the jury had been drawn. Then counsel
advanced to the bench and the govern
ment lawyers suggested a guard FOR ine
jury. Defense attorneys demanded
that the motion be made in open court,
and the jury was excluded.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
S14O,OOO,OOO Total Bid on
On the ST. Paul Road
Continued From Page one)

their tops-1he Chicago, Milwaukee
and Pacific Railway company. 1t is
proposed to incorporate the new con3
Germ in Delaware.
There was no opposition to the bids
of the reorganization managers
though it was apparent that no one
was entirely certain that the new
sale might not be stopped or thar
competitive bids might not appear.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
had violated traffic ordinance" and

had violated traffic ordinance" and
wished to know the penalty.
The desk sergeant at first refused
to believe the man in earnest, and it
was only after prolonged explanation
on the part of Merino that the officer
came to sufficiently to assure him the
case was not serious and that he was
released on his own recognizance."
Merino left the station apparently
satisfied.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

effect without government assistance.
He is prepared, however, to seek tenn
Iorary financial aid from the govern
ment if it is necessary.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
Defense Seeks an
AIibi for Will Sevens

Continued From Page one)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

weighing and with her husband, LEFT
stevens on the beach "after 10
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
TUCSON MAN RELEASED
AFTER TRAFFIC. VIOLATION

TUCSON, Nov, 22. [PD--Steve Merino,
merchant, walked into the police sta
ton here today and announced that he
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

n~ns'oha. Want AOs-PnOus sl-ss
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SeH-Service Grocery Department
DeEcacies for the Thanksgiving Feast

Thanksgiving time for bouneous feast happy home reunion
CHEEKY social functions Grocery ready every
deca make Thanksgiving
quality that will please your guests prices especially
moderate
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
Queen Will Sail on
Wednesday for Home

Continued From. rage One,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
Strict Guard Placed
Over Fall Jurymen

Continued From Page one)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
Nuts

IXL Almonds
Blue Diamond No. / Soft
Shell Walnuts
Brazil Nuts
Jumbo Roasted Peanuts
Filberts
Giant Soft Shell Pecans
Italian Chestnuts
Walnut Halves, in tins
Pecan Halves, in tin and
glass
Shelled Black Walnuts,
in tins
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23
Candy

Ramer's Candy
215-lb. box ..............-..$l.75
5-Ib. box :................,,..- 800
Kings Thanksgiving
package ........,.-.....,, 1.5O
Hard Mixed Qocal)
Candy, ID. -...-.27c
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-23

Robert Burns
VanDyke
White Owls
Boxes of 25 at $1,65
$3.50, $500 and $3.75
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SeasonabIe Delicacies

Green Olives, plain and
stuffed
Soft Grain Maple Sugar in
tins
Lemon Orange and Citrus
Peel
Fresh Currants and Raisins
Mint Jelly
Keiller's Orange Marmalade
The Famous Betty Brown
Fruit Cakes,
11a and 3 lbs. each
Monarch Plum Pudding
Gordon & Dilworth Mince
Meat, in jars
Gordon & Dilworth Calf
Foot Jelly, wine favored
Evening star., 1926-05-18

! BEAtTIFCl. LOTS IN SOUTHEAST - y.
urb. adIa"ent to water and . rctri"iiN = -
office
s3-FOOT FRONT on 10th IT. NV. $500
block. Price right. Toms. Phone Adams
4O4S
Sc. COR. SIXTEENTH AND LEWIS ST..
"ontannr cont @ u5 a5'6 s ~g9ar@ fi"i i,s,'"' %S%c $50
Owner viii not con-d"r ono cent less NEW
som. l116 ii Ne. Line. "o7l.
WOODED LOTS. $4,000 Up. TERMS 5000
son. owner. 3os i0th nc.
pfALISADEs OF THE PQTGoMAC; EITHER
acreage and subs vision land inst OF hard,
surfaced nike Many of tho villa sites have
sg 9l 'PT o fe "Sfh5f H6EMASER laS
See Mri HUTTON. 1907 New York ave.
EQUITY d,dd1 ,I:soI, n GHEvY chase. p. e. LOT
Sherrier pl nv. 20'
LARGE FRONTAGE on THORNAPPLF
81 IN the first hluck' west of Conn. ave;
Chevy Chase. between Circle and Park finest
,rrtIon and cheap at 90 cents. Can Main
,nlPe sacric. at = $3.50 cash G s, Bsraif hf
KENs. 1913 NJ st. nv. Main 5o57.
5o9-CHEvY CHASE.
from rom Conn. Conn. ave. Both for $500
ror6NHaASe SO. vAfk iso4 s cdSI 1ANEf AVE
CHEVY CHASE. D. e.
within blocks of Conn. ave Can build
,,tss ,n , that yin feII: Fine ie.atio", Aboa,
can be built vii MAKE 'UpSI terms 10 non. pantv
building good homes. Address Box 109v
" or GRADE-F!fNE n ALIEY. 4 LHNf"A
PRICE, 500 50 Vt
TRUST. S2J. .00p AT ) ~,
- g. TT6xEIIGEf. TM2 EIYE LOTS (, Kzsr szoo
L, w GR6o,iEs, I,9Y 1915 i. Il 'AN
MANOR, PARK. NEAR sd AND RITTFN
water. gas. cleo. block csr. : 900
Anoth'r. moth. 5oHl ~. ~. over wat"r "a. e,e
! other BARGAINS "a lots
onr. Al. ,:54 = /. sl.n' sTHo1NT2N ~ e.. ,J CO.,
! LEAVING CITY.
! coIorrd ssgbdiyIsion. 1000 lots 10 i"ts
si%5 600 % essy tc~n . y = re'srenc% sl@ or furnishe
special prop9stl@n sddrn! "p ooN .1,s I" builders
/ i--- RALEIGH HOTEL. co.
! Attention. Builders.
/ We have for -alo p numtor of int- -,.
! very d"sirahl" socuon nf chevy Chase =, ',...l
! two s4uarC='of the Chevy Chase clan. TIN
! cninp1-o tract of 500 600 -Glt4-" ie-t ,,l
! which all irlpr"yement~ are IN. The u.n.r-
! are vcrl oN Ntd We can arrange 70 fiu.r..
/ HH''i'UE pDr rSflDfie.
/ Give IL call
+ NckEENER & GOSG.
Realtors.
| l4l5 X ST. Main 1872.
| MASSACHC CSETTS PARK.
| Home and Land values Over -. onO 600
! Large villa sites and lots 20
to lis feet front. Five minute~
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names OF over 200 purcha--
ers and plat mailed on request.
| MIDDACGH & SHANNON.
Established lsaa
Dupont Circle.
IncorDOrated Potomac 1000
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DECATUR. 213l FLA. AVE.
< ROOMS AND BATH. So 90
; ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. :. $500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IConkluun1

\ORTHBROOK COURTS.
rooms and bath: housekeeping: ex-
posures. Large closets Colunlbl 123l.
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CORDOVA. goth AND FLA. AVE.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. SST.oO
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COLORED-5O3 P NV.
rooms kitchenette. bath; large porches
elec.. nice condition: door open. North 9l29.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

540f; 18th ST. N.W--IDEAL LOCATION
for any business; large storeroom and two
Penn REALTY CORP. Phone North 3el.
FOUR NEW STORES. TWO CORNERS. IN
by handsome residences and large apartments
Price from sos TO S125 per month. Phone
West 3151 between 10 and -l2----------
with. reliable optician, fine location. @@oo1d
laos orIs PL- Nw--sTORERooM SUIT
s,s as!f K ahRisf 5s"i g6HSsoS Sc 5os
coSNEcTcUT W., AVE; :H,, 20 TT. r.n, SHOP. fsp:
than han $500 month: suitable for furniture
TS@% !, GALL MAIS /, IfoRs. ;sd. THos. f. JAR
NEAR STAR OFFICE So, STORE
sonable 10 desirable tenant p. ]. WALSHE.
Inc. 1lO7 Eye st NV. ------
1915 9th Nw-LIGHT MODERN STORE
for any business white tenants. $50 In
ulIire on premises or .dwner. Col. 4463.
CORNER STORE: WONDERFUL Loo ALTON
for any business, Illinois ave. and Long
'e'''" D1I!Now1Tz REALTY CoMpASY..,
3714 18th NV. AND GARAGE. $50 90
5000 14th NV. .....-..-- iUo ouo
III q 9th NV. ''..'' w -uuuu Nv
Io11 9TH NV v........... IS 90
ai47 p nv and 3 rooms - l55.oooo
1ooI MI pleasant n nU......, 20 90
'30o7 9TH NV W............ 5000
.,Ilt; l4th n " and apt .....-.... 100 90
a -. EP%AED S5s !; Nv T Schwartz Man lSq; ss1o
so4 10Th ST. N.w-NEW MODERN STORE
''GI32 I3@7 1Ith st. n.w-Modern store. $50 oo
THOS. d. WALSH.
SIS 11th St NV. Main 755s
1892 14th Street NV.
One large room. .................. $50
.371O-l2 14th st. NV.
One large store room. ......-..... sos
1906 Good Hope Road Sc.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
Realtors.
1412 Eve St NV Franklin 9503.
7O5 y. CAPT. ST. Sl0o.
5O1 at n.w-Store & Z" rms. $50.
lnOS Water st sw-StGre & rm.. 500.
JAMES r. SHEA.
643 La Ave. NV
pa 1th IT SW.-S65
LLOYD r Turner
st
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WANTED-sNVEsTMENT PROP.


AN INNJJ A J ION.
When you are downtown wont you come
in and tell about that property that YOU
wish TO buy. sell or rent:
WALTER A. BROWN
t4OO H. St NV Nam 1853
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H@slIs SNI.f; nT%

4 BEACTIFCL LOTS ~ SOUTHEAST - =
urb. adIa"ent to water and q" "rctrt,iiN. = .' ~
, each: easy terms. AdI"css Boz 3iO-S. Strr
Evening star., 1926-05-18

CARvEL HALL. 1918 ST.
I ROOM GRILL AND BATH. $40 90
/ ROOM, KITCHEN & BATH S44 .50-S47. 90
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s3-FOOT FRONT on 10th ~T NV. :;,oo
block. Price right. Toms. Phone Adams
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CARLTON TERRACE.
s-n CIJ ANQDT AIN GTf

COYwOOD. 1928 ST.
3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH. S64 SO
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Sc. COR SIXTEENTH AND LEWIS ST..
ne: one square west of Bladcnsbur- rl
"ontanin" :.536 square icct: price $500
Owner viii not consider ono cent less. NEW
SOM. ITO 81 y E. I.inn. POL
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sALE-APARTME<T HOUSES.

SALE-.APARTME HOUSES.
o5-APARTMENT BUILDING. NEW. OCCr-
pied 3-story. III an unusual location Tor
nermanent tenants. where values are en-
hancing. Offered below value and specIal
terms See at once. MERCHANTS real
TY & FINANCE Co. 1923 Woodward Bids J..
Main 2l49. - W.
OWNER or DESIRABLE 4 STORY WALk
up building within walking dlstanoe u!
downtown well financed. desires to disros'
of his investment direct to purchaser. NJ
brokers Unless you have az least SO ouo
cash don't reply. Address Box 3l-N. star
Evening star., 1926-05-18

MADISON. 1899 EYE ST
l ROOM AND BATH. Sal .oO
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WOODED LOTS $4,000 Up. TERMS. - 90
down, 81 90 month 25XlD0. g. f.. JOHN
son. nor. .tllS ION
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PALISADES or THE PoTOMAC. EITHER
virginia or Maryland-,vilia sltes,.. small
surfaced pike Many of the villa sites have
view OF the river. all are wooded and at
tractively priced LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
Soc NJ. HUTTON. 1907 New York ave
Main / 1856
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ELWOOD.

1421 18th Street NV.
9 3 and ) rooms and bath. Prices $40
TO $50.
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EQUITY IN CHEVY CHASE. D. e. LOT
az good discount Address p. A H.. 5s34
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NEW CORDOyA. 1909 Goth ST.
Rooms, KITCHEN AND BATH. :. $50. 30
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3l09 ST. NV.
rm murphy bed. kit. dining M
alcove and bath h............... $40 90
cove cove and bath ','. So so
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2313-71 CHAMPLAIN ST.
> ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH S45 90
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. 300
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LARGE FRONTAGE ON THORNAPPT.E
20 cents per square foot Rittenhou-e
Chevy Chase. between Circle and Park finest
,crtlon and cheap at 80 cents. CAN Main
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WE CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY
Give us particulars at once.
THOS. d. WALSH,
S15 11th St. NV. Main 1858.
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9l6 NEW YORK AVE.
ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. H...... S4".oO
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CHEVY CHASE d. G.
within i" blocks of Conn ave Can build
semi tached houses adjoining fine homes
Wide frontage to loft. alley Have two
sites that | will sell Fine location About
the last lots where sem detained home-
can be built VIII make terms 10 party
building good homes. Address Box 1O9-v.
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APARTMENTS APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN APARTMENTS.

1474 Chaplin St. NV.
" rooms kitchen and bath. All rents
recently reduced. Prices from $50 to 500
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large room kitchen. bath and porch
2 rooms. kit; rec. hall and bath. "a hour
telephone and elevator service. All rents
recently reduced Prices. $3.50 to $3.50.