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Holy Child Jesus. Al sharon Hill. Ia.
and made her debut two wears ago.
NV. Farrelly prepared for college al
Newman School. Lakewood. \. j..
and was member Of the class Of 1913
In Princeton University. During the
war he served as an ensign i'm the
Navy. doing duty overseas as piot
in the Air Force. and since then has
been in business in New York.
The wedding is expected to take
place at Spring Lake early i'm Sep
temher.
Capt. and Mrs. raul Bastedo en-
feriained company of 70 at dinner
last evening. Mrs Bastedo will he
hostess AT luncheon tomorrow.
Miss Rosemary Griffin. daughter Of
Mrs. Bastedo win san Saturday
June :. for Italy 10 spend the Sum
mer. and she will he accompanied
hy Miss .Abhie McCammon.
Mrs. " r. Halliday viii Join Mr.
Halliday and their dauchter. Miss
Ann Pillow HALLIDAY. At the Ward
man Park Hotel Friday. coming from
Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. Harry Wardman will 60 IL
New York tomorrow and viii sail on
the Olympic Saturday for England.
He will join Mrs Wardman and thetr
daughter. Miss Helen Wardman. in
London. and they will return TO this
country in July. Soinc To Hot Springs.
Va. for the Summer
Mr.. Chalmers Seymour Mcconnell
who has been in PENNSYLVANIA since
the termination of his duties with
the pan-American journalists here
and en tour. now is in New York n
the Hotel Nc cAlpin. He will remain
there about 10 days before returning
{" the Summer home Of his mn,he.
Mrs. Samuel Burleieh Milton. an the
Chesa reake Bay.
reception in honor "f Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton nevl, elected
natioral president Of the League of
American Pen Women VIII he held
this afternoon from IN O'Clock
under the auspices of the LEAGUE. in
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Rock Forma tion.

The term "monadnock" Is derived
from Mount Monadnock in New
Hampshire. and IS applied to an iso-
lated mountainlike remnant of hard
rock extending above It's surroundings
i'm the late stages of a period or cycle
Of erosion Stone Mountain in Ceorgai
is another instance Of this class.
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Mrs. Ridley Mclean. Mrs. Thomas G..
Hensey. Mrs. Porter Dale, Mrs.
George F. Authier. Miss Mary K.
Porter. Mrs William n. Dali and Mrs.
lillian G. Stewart
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From the Boston Transcript
Judge-What have you to say for
yourself?
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The Palm Court of the >Mayflower
Hotel.
-4lcess CantacuZene will receive
with Mrs. Seton. and others assisting
at the reception will he Mrs. Edward
Nelson Dingley. vice president: Or
Mary Meek Atkeson. second vice
president: Mrs. Harriet Hawley
l-ncher. State vice president Of The
District of Columbia: Mrs Bertha
NOorhorst, recording secretary: Mrs.
tlstelle NJ. Moses. corresponding sec
''etary: Mrs. Daniel e. Chase.
treasurer: Miss Florence Ward. audi
tor Mrs. Helen \. DOGGY. librarian:
Mrs. Milton Reed. historian; Miss
William Atherton On Puy. past
national president: Mrs. Delos A. Rlod-
cett. vice chairman of the social com
mittee of which Mrs William &. Cor
gas is chairman: and Mrs. Macpher
son thrchton. chairman of the ways
and means committee. who has had
charge Of the arrangements for the
reception.
In addition to The members Of the
league. official. reside and dip
Iomatic society will be represented
am"ne the guests attending.
Mrs. Rrosseau {" Speak at
ID. c. ID. \. ". Dinner TOnl0rr"w.
Several prominent U. a. Il. women
will he honor guests al the semi
annual dinner If the state Officers
club of the District of Columbia
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion to be held tomorrow evening at
O'Clock al The Women's City Club.
Mrs. Alfred 81 osseau. president gen
eral. will deliver the principal address.
The annual May festival To he
given at L'Aiclon club Salon by the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No. 20.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
evening promises tn he an
attractive social affair The funds
raised from the hall will enable the
chapter To carry on its interesting and
activities during the year.
Mrs Lille f. Bruce is chairman Of
he mems committee. and Mrs. t;ldon |
Y. King vice chairman. Their com |
nittee includes Representative David |
~. kincheloe. who will make the pres |
entations: Senator lIeflin. Senator
Sheppard Senator Fletcher. Senator |
Dill. Senator Pat Harrison. Senator
Ma ayheld Represe ntative Tom Con
nally. Representative Homer A. Lyon. :
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Chicago Livestock

Hogs Receipts, $1,000; market
steady to lOc lower. Bulk, $40 rs ID
is: top, $40: heavyweight, $11s69
nl2. so: medium weight, 81. .25@ .25
lightweight. s12.250I3.3 so; Light
lights. $12.60W13.26: heavy packing
sows. smooth, s5Os. al 90: packing
sows, rough, $S.75 01O.25; PIGS. $I1
Cattle Receipts 10000; market
steady. Calves, $500; market
steady. Beef steers Choice and
prime, Se.75010.25; medium and
good, $S.60@9.50; good and choice,
$9.6O010.65 common and medium.
S7D9. Butcher cattle Heifers, IS
MI0.3O. Gamers and cutters Cows
and heifers, $3.50 O@5; canner steers,
SIS. 6007: veal calves (light aIi1
iaandyweIght), $1I.50 D14.b0: feeder
steers, $5.6O08; stocker steers. $5.z5
OTIS: stocker cows and hefferH, u
06; stocker calves. SIS W I. 80.
Sheep Receipts, 16. 1000; market
steady. Lambs, fat, $13.CO a 14.5Os
lambs. culls and common, $9W10.b0;
yearIlngs. $10012: yearIing wetherss
$s00.s0 ewes, $3.50 07.75;; ewes
cuiIs ana common, $2.5O15; feeder
lambs, $12.500I3sS6s
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BILLIONS Put IN
INDUSTRY

Investment of American capital
IN domestic and foreign enterprise
for the first six months Of 1926
amounted to $S,557 900 900, the Fed
|eral Reserve Board announced
into commerce and industry of
this country went $4,000 600 900, the
remainder OF the surplus capital
having been exported to foreign
s sisseS; Foreign issues of Jlne were
somewhat heavier than ia May.
Both corporate and Government
offerings came largely from Ger
many. Canada and Latin America,
the largest individual issas having
been $40 ,000, 900 by the United
steel Works Corporation of Ger
many.
There was i Brazilian government
loan Of s1S.16o, 900 fIoatsd In this
investments abroad were SI4 900.
900 less than Tor the same period
OF last year.
Reserve Board figures for June
showed that Europe took $S5, ,7O0. i
900 In industrial loans and $f4, 00O,-
900 government issues. Canada &C
counted for $12,700,000 industrial
and $500 900 government loans,
and Latin America, 1, 400 900 indus
trial and $40, SOC, 900 government
Large corporate issues Of do
nestle securities III June were nc
companied by considerable vol
une Of municipal issues and Of
the placing Of $6O, ,000, 900 Federal
Land Bank bonds, together with
other smaller farm loan issues. on
the market.
.sThe lines of industrial activity
which contributed chiefly to the
exceptionally large volume Of out.
put were the automobile industry,
production OF iron ana steel and
building materials and the output
of petroleum products the state
rne1lf said
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IND QRs 81 UNP
BELOW zoo


NEW YORK Aug. futtter
decline III General Motors Il lss II
Itiae eariy srading today, which also
had the erect of unsettlins the ii,
dustrlal atock list generally. result
"a from 3 severe assault by tho
Eearisii professione
Most of the speculative leaders
started tie dav st high price levels.
General Motors recovering points
81 20e. After GOOD volune sold
of p06 After good volume sold
af 108K fo 107 Then the tloO8
aafea 81 selling were opened and
the stock declined ia 198 recoS.
N isl6 almost spect tacularIy III
z03 United States Steel Dupont
and other prominent indus ls alAo
Leaders in the rally IA the ssc1nd
hour were The railroad stocks. TO
coppers and equipments. Atehlsong
in the lead Of the rails. sold m
points at I435 while American n
sr1altIne ala equally A vel ~
the leader uf the copper stoclk1
Baldwin L0cc1aotive ccntins5ed
blioyan. while I'd the speciality
group industrial Alcohol and Allied
Chemical carried their rallies fc
sIIalafsy higher price levels
When call money renewed At HI
per cent wall Street accepted this
AZ an evidence that the 1oley
naarIxek would not firm IN over the
weekend. Cotton continued IA
move downward, while grain ard
commodity markets were generally
NffSf5w
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PHTLADEIpT7TA, Aug. 12 Ilae
bodies 0f man and his wife he.
Iieved To have ailtered Into i suicide
pact Saturday night. were found
stretched across d bed III 3 gas-
filled house at s1T3S Green ST
They were identified as Manuel
valencia. SIS. ana his wife. 40. De
tectives found strips re paper care
fully pasted over cracks Ia the win.
dow ana floor. Gas was flowing
from an open 3et on the. Wall
\ Bruises on the womanss head and
spots 81 blood on the floor led 70.
lice to believe that Mrs. Valencia
had made b last-ninute attempt "
back out Of the supposed pact
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Cl.EvEI1so Aug. poFtins
Cleveland banned hy III edict "a
Safety Director Ed Barry from
race iOrse betting and unable to buy
forms Of race guides n the cikys
of. eannbli0R recently.
Telegrap aph operators cn 4 brokeKH
~ wit 4 offices iii Cleveland. pl1s
HIufh. Chicago and Winnipeg held q
checker contest
Bets ~ high AZ 500 i game we're
made ana booked by the horsS book
geFs. who were unable to ply
their regular voca ton
The operators used. checker boards
with numbered squares and as u
#rIayer in Canada made move III
was flashed down the wire
Downtown Cleveland tha
know. tlirou ged the brokers o9Licea
uutII racing WAS permitted agaffi.
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COUPLE LIVED TWO
YEARS IN SILENCE

I BALTIMORE. Aug. 12.--An abso'
llats' divorce. has been granted Mrs
Katheane G. Davis with 4 $4,000
cash settlement from her husband,
DIR. Hoagiand c. Davis. prominent
In social and medical circles.
N her testimony Mrs. Davis de
clarad she and her husband lived to.
gefher 81 their Glover Hill Z Road
home in fashionable Roland Park
for more than two years without
speaking to- each other.
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AUToIsTs HELP SELVES
70 SPILLED TOMATOES

coLLINGSWOOD, Aug. TT 9 E
ing .adSahtage of 8 farmers misfor.
tune. sfnotorists aare alleged to have
helped thnneselves TO- the contents
of 1 load of tomatoes spilled over
browning road. near Cooper river,
when HE farm team ran away.
they thereby aroused the farmer
and, caused a disturbance which was
not uuelled untii spolics had been
ballad tsts#s s-1sss6S 80 IL
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Chicago Grains

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Wheat
started 3k to lie lower with Decem-
ber leading the decline. Best buy
ing came from shorts taking profit.
Corn started unchanged to Nc
lower with September the weakest.
Trade was moderate.
Oats started unchanged to Nc
lower with scattered selling and
poor support. ~
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Warn shareholder

Investors generally win Be IN.
kerested III statement contained
sn tlae August issue Of Commerce
Monthly, published by the National
Bank Of Commerce OF New York.
which sayss
ssFrona now until the autumn de-
maid for money has passed the
course o9 bond prices il likely fo
ba 4Eeected BY divergent influences.
Il money should be firm further
declines In the prices OF bonds
which are In closest composition
with the money market for funds
would not be surprising, while those
classes OF bonds closest to the
stock market win tend TO reflect
the movement OF stocks.
Under these conditions II Is essen
ffaI that investors should not be-
cone confused between temporary
factors and permanent trends.
Underlying the market is the STEADY
demand for securities from the
American people, who are accunu-
lAtfng capital at an astounding
rate. Regardless Of short-tinne
fluctuations It seems probable that
over q period OF years the prices
.kof prime securities will advance in
the United States market until 9
somewhat lower rate OF Yield than
now prevailing has been reached.
Golf enthusiasts OF the local finan.
ciaI world are still discussing the
marvellous achievement Of President
William D. Hoover of the National
Savings and Trust Company who
eprang into front page newspaper
prominence by making one of the
longest holes on the famous Hot
Springs golf course In one. Many
washington bankers have played
over this course but none can boast
Of q record equal to that OF Presi-
dent Hoover.
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Pittsburgh Produce

Butter Prints, 47@471kc; tub,
4664sizc; Pennsylvania and Ohio.
4O1z @4Ikc.
Egks-Fresh selected, 35036c.
Live Pouitry-Hens. light, 221
24c: hens, heavy, 2792sc; ducks
ESQ 30c; roosters. 19020c; turkeys
$50 40c; geese, 24625c.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.S004.0O
tomatoes. SCOTS; cabbage. $1,000
Fruits-strawberries. ss0s.
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AMERICAN JAILED IN
MEXICO MAKES PROTEST

MEXICO CITY, Aug. l2.-Ihe
American consulate Is today inves.
tigating charges by J. H, Grande.
an American, OF Los Angeles. that
he has been held incommunicado
for six days in JAN here. !.
He was arrested on q charge OF
fraud in connection with the SAFE
of a shipment Of bananas TO Los
Angeless
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DaiIy Treasury statement

The daily statement ot the United
states Treasury shows:
Income to date this year, $2ss,-
822 ,5s6.e5.
Income to date last year, $685.
464, ,46O.91.
Increase, si0, ,35s, ,076.T4.
Income over ontgo this year
SS57 .757.64.
Income under outgo last year
S51,414, ,419.6S.
Increase. s51.7T2s1T7.22.
Balance general fund today
S2O4, $50, ,169.19. l
Decrease. $4.Se9, $50. 81.
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coffee Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The cof-
Tee market was fairly steady at the
opening of the market today. De.
cember opened at S17.15. down .0S;
March, $16,4l. down .08, and July,
1856 down 10. re-
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Asks Bond Issue

Chicago. Attica and Southern
RaiIroad asked the Interstate Conn
rneree Commission today Tor au-
thority to sell $2S8, 6SO first reIuno-
ing s per cent gold bonds.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Cotton
prices resumed their downward
course at the opening OF the mar,
ket today. Initial values were II to
Is points lower. October opened al
$16.25, down 14c; December $16.16,
down 15c, and January $16.17, down
1kc
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Bond Market

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Atlantic Coast Linz. 4s.s....ss.. sSa
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Bethlehem Steel ii. 80. &. ...... sI
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SSa1' sssss Wssters q j B chicago is.. .: sss
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Humble Oil 614S ...s sss.s 102 4
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G|0ULD'S SAVING
BANK GROWS
By RICHARD HATTON

4s9,A,.s 80 g 8,
10 sb1sT suAke e sok ssns
ptosress ok . community than the
expansion of its banking iustitii.
tlona a4,a - ,,,o,.. .>e.,.t,s,, s,,..,,
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ness So progress than the ability
and energy of those who direct
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aaeAfn n vSr,,s., ssfssy,s a y.eeesaf
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ana business energy which il one
of the rreafAst assi,rancen az the
future AZ fhe ennaYnllnifv.
Among tlte EVashfn ton financial
snakifufione whose wise leadership
Il ecnfg.lN1Ttfsss AZ, f,sx SsvAncarnpnf
of flaS hr,rn1sasss,i4v Is fl.a VVashinc.
ton NlssnF,a1,ine Savi,,ra Bank.
fts1radsd ana E,,SesssfI,flv carried On
~ President Rzra. Gould. This in.
stftuti0n. which came into being In
1905. passed the Sc 900 900 mark In
assets on August s. and Il Is the
firm belief of President Gould that
deposits ia the institution WIN pass
the 81, 900, 900 mark BY october Z OF
this year. the anniversary Of the
consolidation OF the Washington
Meehanica with the Peoples Com
ueEcAal ana Savings Bank.
4ns two branches under Fresl.
dent, Gpuld's mana cement nave
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WABASH RAIL ROAD STOCK.
DIVIDEND IS GIVEN Q. K

Application was made TO the In
terstate Commerce Commission to-
dav BY the New Jersey, Indiana
and Illinois railroad for authority
to issue $468, $50 OF capital stock.
ii will be distributed a. q stock
dividend to the Wabash railroad
which owns all the stock.
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cIearing House statelnent
BY InternationaI News Service

BY international News Service
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Glearinl
House statement: Exchanges, 1886,
600 900; balances, $si, 900, 900: Fed
eral Reserve Bapk's credit balance
S67 .O0O. 900.
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Greater Movie Season Contest
y starts August 16. See details IA
The washington Times. so 900
ii prizes. TWO trips around the
world. Two trips To Sesdu
Centennial. IS.
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Liberty Bonds

FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs q Col 4
Liberty st5E, due 1s47. .$1o1.0s
Liberty 1st 4As. due 1947....... I02,02
Liberty 2nd 4As. due 1942.....y 100. 26
Liberty 3rd 4As, due 1928. <10l. .0e
Liberty 9Th 4hs.. due 1928 a. 49,. lo2sos
u. s. Treasury ctfs., due 1952...e 10727
u. s. Treasury ctfa., due 1854. 1927
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ATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF TIE FINANCIAL MARKEIS


fEsurnfsied s. Nv. b. Hlhbz q Co
Washington Gas s., 500 n 100 ~
Loop Traction Co,
Potomac Electric Pow I'D. Int.
Ctf, % 1O6.
Lanston MonotYps. 208
After can Money can loans. \
and per cent.
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on Stocks

trurnlshed 81 ". 3. Hibbs 4 Co,
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short Term Securities

fFurnIsIaed by w. b. Hubs q Co..
= I aid I ASK.
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STOCK GALES
= n. ! noon. pm. pm eD.m.
s2bs7oo 1sl,iVV lHirhl Low I.aas
Money II =. .....s seses.l 4z1l
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Laurel and carroll aves.. Iakoma PARK
Coi 1905

TAKOMA BARK HOMES.
Half acre land good broom bungalow
hot-water heat; h.-wood f.: convenient to
payneni at price of 5000 all cash over
$50 10 per cent discount; this is a snap.
Good room house large hall: 2-car garage
frIit: G5-foot front: near Bliss School:
SO 900: equity of So 600: : per cent off for
cash. Several bungalows and apis. for rent
TAKOMA PARK REALTY co.
Realtors.
3o1 Cedar St Ta1oma Park. d. c.
nl
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MEZZANINE FLOOR

MEZZANINE FLOOR
FOR RENT,
INCLUDING LIGHT. HEAT
AND POR T + K SERVICE
DOWNSTAIRS DIS p l. A Y
WINDOWS. An exceptiona1
opportunity is offered in the fact
that this store has already been
put over big-is extensively ad-
vertised and is wonderfully To-
Gated.
RUSSEL'S-12th and G. Sts.
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sAI,E-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

A NEW BUNGALOW or S ROOMS ON
first floor. with space for several additional
rooms on second floor: hardwood floors;
open fireplace: hot-water heat electric
lights: large front porch; house completely
screened large CLOSETS. Lot 50x125 TT. The
property is located northwest OF the city
lust over the District line. House is spisn-
pied. Price only $40 .5OO--Sl 900 cash.
A. II. ROBINSON,
5I4-5l5-5l6 BOND BLDG.
14th AND N: Y. AVE.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
p. E. BLAIR. Mclean. '

NEARBY VA. 81 1850.
New broom g. bath bungalows: cellar un-
der entire house. cement sidewalks. shade
trees large lots built. left will make
very reasonable terms to responsible parties.
TO down payments: monthly payments
small: to inspect. take Alex: bus at 13th &
rd; or drive out. upper Alex, road TO Hume
Sprnsst trn , rl9nr 1I 6nn,e on Giehe rd rea,
YOU. Phone Columbia 1880 for particulars
A. G. SElTZ. Russell & Glebe rds.. Arlington
County. Va.
ROSEMONT
You should see the improvements going
on in this beautiful, restful. restricted res
identlal subdivision. Many new homes now
building and many new, ones to be started.
and only three uIsold homes. but they are
choice ones. $1,000 cash will start, you on
your way to n permanent home. and $4,000
to $500 per month pays all interest and
principal. Prices range from $3.50 to
"'i'yc If You wi Win see RoS,EMoNT you will be
heart if OF washinrton. Why stife IN an al apart: W
fered? Why be satisfied with three rooms
money? Consult your own own welfare. then
Phone Main 9327 or Alexandria 9a6 for par
ticulars and auto to Inspect.
T. COODNOW COMPANY
Evening star., 1926-06-13
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


So;AcRE FARM 5R: guNGAhLRW. Low xs1a1e BATH.
chicken houses with cement floors; fruit fruit
Il miles from oi Wash Washington a; off Fairfax rd;
Reasonable price for immediate sale. PHONE
sSsA Msst lsSS star oiIes adses p or ADDRESS n0N
1898 9th N.W.--GoOD FOR BUSINESS OR
apt ami. garage: clear. Col 1l22
DELIGHTFUL HOME. IN MT. PLEASANT
baths, attic sear rarase attractive or9S rose
eoWSRR suite assms rsnts5 ssas 500 per
garden: lots % of fruit. A''S Near az school. church
Price, PIC s'sre Spout See Mr. Rn McsAS se SO
street NV: -----.---
FORD ton truck, 23; panel body; also tour,
On o WIZ Addaess ias Bon Boh sSB S ssss%
flee.
WI, WILL CONSIDER @ LOTS REAL ;;i. ESTATE I, rAcr
Evening Cleve. la4l or address Box ALB.
Star office. ..
WILL CONSIDER A REASONABLY NICE
farm. real estate notes or acreage Tor eoulty
in a splendid ofamiy apartment: separate
hsatnG plants and Eve oce eieVe
AND pRoFlPsBRE E8s 9Eifk EXCHANGES
14ls Eye ' ST. St NV. ~ Rms. A:o5,aoe.
Main 956S. S.------
APARTMENT HOUSE. NV. Income. S4,ooo.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE. clear.
APARTMENT HOUSE. income. 900 one
trust.
BUSINESS PROPERTY downtown: one trust.
BUSINESS PROPERTY nearby Virginia
town.
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER GOOD TRADES.
ID. {. \ALAND CO.,
DENRIKE BLDG Main 239.