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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14

MODERN civilization refuses
A'A to outlaw the doll" one of
the more philosophical dealers as
serted. Children still have deep
love for them. No longer are dolls
regarded as mere objects to arnuse
the child and keep her from mis-
chief, while mother is busy with
the household duties.
at is realized generally that the
mission of dolls is to educate and
develop the budding powers of the
child, as well as to entertain. The
play of the child prepares her for
the later functions of life. The
first impressions Of the instincts
and latent powers of the child are
Of basic Importance"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
CITY HALL PAY LATE
Checks for Last Half of De-
Cember Delayed.

Santa Claus will be a late in de-
livering pay checks to city employees
who receive their salaries semi
monthly, Deputy Controller A. B
Good said today.
Employees, including 1900 police
and firemen, will receive checks COW
ering the last twenty days in De-
cember on Dec. 81. The pay roll
totals about $4,000.
Good said City Controller Sterling
r. Holt had hoped to advance the
payment to before Christmas, but
the city treasury will not permit it.
About $125,O00 will be paid city
employees on the semi-monthly pay
roll Dec. Is. Those on the weekly
pay roll will receive about $4,000 the
Saturday before Christmas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14

after the manner of the man
nequins. Many still say Mania"
but the more modern ones are
often silent, merely having "that
meet me later look" which says
"da-da" or sugar daddy"
Their dresses are shorter, mir
roring current styles in the femi-
nine world, and the chubby type
is replaced. Waist lines also have
become indefinite
IT, n
THROWING use to cosmetics is
" reflected in the roster cheeks
and redder lips of the best dressed
dolls Of today.
American dolls have grown
more intelligent" a local dealer
declared. THE old moon-faced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14

type, with dumb looking eyes and
shapeless mouth has been re-
placed entirely by the sophisti-
Gated modern.
"a season or two ago infant
dolls rose high in popularity,
modelled after children a week or
two old. This season the more
mature types are in greater
favor"
Prolonged life, as reflected in
modern insurance statistics, has
also spread to the doll world. The
French wax doll, which swooned
like Victorian damsel when SUBJ
jected to any degree of heat, has
been replaced by the hard-headed
American type which thinks
nothing of torrid temperatures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
Close Pals
Deputy Can't Get Free
From His Prisoner
in Court.
.DEPUTY SHERIFF OLLIE
IL MAYS was arraigned before

'DEPUTY SHERIFF OLLIE
- MAYS was arraigned before
Special Judge Fremont Afford in
Criminal Court yesterday because
he forgot his handcuff key.
Mays had brought Louis Daley
over from county Jail to face
manslaughter charges in the
court. The prisoner was hand
cuffed to Mays left wrist. When
the case was called, Mays found
that he had forgotten his key.
Court attaches made efforts to
pick the lock. Paper clips and
hairpins we're pressed into serv-
ice without avail. At last Mays
marched before the bar with Da-
ley.
Mays was released and Daley's
case postponed until Dec. 81, due
to error in indictment. Miss
Anna Barrett and Daley are
alleged to have struck Gilber
Cennor, 30301S E. Tenth St., on
the head with a pop bottle
during a quarrel on the night of
April %. Conner accused the pair
in a dying statement, upon which
indictments were returned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
SLAYER OF CHILDREN
TURNS QUIET PRISONER
Former Local Man Changes Attitude
Shown in Jail.
BIZ Times SDeciaI

BIZ IfnteS Special
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Dec IA
Walter A. Scholl, former Indianap-
oils resident serving a term in the
Indiana State prison here for the
murder of his two little children, is
not the incorrigible man he was
while in the Porter County Jail
awaiting trial, according to H. D.
Claudy, deputy warden.
The prison official said Eve have
had no trouble with him." when
asked regarding Scholl, called "the
meanest man" ever held in the,
Porter County Jail.
Chloroform was used by Scholl in
Staying his son, Donald, 6, and
daughter, Vivian, 8, in Gary last
March 10. He said he hoped the
Staying would enable him to effect
a reconciliation with his wife, Mar
guerite. After Scholl went to prison,
Mrs. Scholl became the wife of a
Chicago lawyer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
Smile Contest Closes

Bp Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. IA
The Sweetest Smile" contest con-
Quoted by the Advance, Indiana
State Normal School paper here, to
determine what girl in Normal has
the sweetest smile, closed today. The
following girls were nominated by
students and organizations: Florence
Dodge, Terre Haute; Lillian Maxam,
Terre Haute; Gladys Carpenter,
Digger; Josephine Moon, Terre
Haute, and Ruth Pursely, Marshall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
Naughty Santa

RW uited Press
ROYAL OAK, Mich, Dec. IA.
Two thefts of harness have
been reported to Royal Oak
police this week. One thief
was described as a man with
long white whiSkerS. The po-
lice are looking for Santa
Claus, believing he got a new
set of traces for his reindeer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
Sues for 100000

BIZ ItWcS NDecluT
PRINCETON, Ind, Dec. IA
100000 damage case in which Jesse
Miles, Evansville, is suing the Indi--
ana Bell Telephone Company as the
result of injuries suffered by his
daughter, Mary Elizabeth Miles, has
been entered on the docket Of Glib
son Circuit Court here on q change
of venue. The child was struck by
a truck belonging to the company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
MODERN dolls must have ut"
1X1 Sonhisticatinn invading the

Modern dolls must have ut"
NA sophistication, invading the
nursery and making the flapper
call sewing prehistoric" is re-
Elected in the dozens of dolls on
display in Indianapolis and
throughout the county.
Dealers here report that never
in history have dolls been more
popular with the Christmas toy
department. shopper. More than
100000 have been made in
America and, judging from sales,
most every little girl in Hoosier-
dom will awake to find one of the
tiny beauties smiling from her
stocking.
Beauties they really are, too.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
AIR GRIND is DELAYED
SchIee and Brock to Start Test of
Endurance Thursday.

BH United Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Dec. IA.
William S. Brock and Edward, F..
Schlee, Detroit fliers, postponed I'M
til tomorrow their projected endur-
ance fight in the Pride of Detroit,
when test plane which took the
air early today reported adverse
winds.
They had planned to start at dawn
today. In an attempt to set a en-
durance record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
WHIPPED BOY, CHARGE
Portland School Principal viii
Fight Case.

BIZ Times Special
PORTLAND, Ind, Dec. 14.-Ralph
Trotter, junior high school principal
here, is preparing to fight charges
of assault and battery growing out
of a whipping he is alleged to have
given Donald Sasser, 1S-year-old
student.
Principal is said to have whipped
the boy because some notes had
been placed in the pockets Of girl
students coats. The boys mother,
Mrs. Nora Sasser, told authorities
her sons back bore black and blue
marks. and that the boy said he had
been whipped with a rubber hose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14

Edward Howard Charles Mevrman, M Barrick
Francis Hottie and Floyd Huffman Below: Miss ellen Phpp and M
peevhy Indiana Central College coeds
be long very long" soothingy reply the
beat
Friday basketball And they won't shave until the school
blasted Tuesday night when De Paw University took
they hoping the team will beat Nfunc Normal
Thursday night.
In the meantime protesting Beside Miss Heller
Barck Miss Nora Schmidt
fifteen signed this deciara
ton:
knowing in this day and generation sign OF
of will
disapprova of the many the boys of c. c.
hardship" And the ones who suffer-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
OH, LET JOY BE
NAY, ROARS WRIGHT

CANT red likker" began to trickN
into them.
Hold" shouted the militant
Wright, Anti-Saloon League knight.
He then informed them who he
was, and the joy left the juice. Dar-
ing, they drank the one round like
so much quinine," as Wright de-
scribed it, and the big black bottle
disappeared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
MRS. GooDHUE BETTER
Mother Of Mrs. Coolidge Has Com
Portable Night.

RN United Press
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Dec. IA.
Further improvement was report
ed today in the condition of Mrs.
Lemira Goodhue, 78, mother of Mrs.
Coolidge, i'll with influenza at Dick
inson hospital.
She was reported to have passed
a comfortable night. Her tempera-
ture remained normal. Hospital ply
sicians believed the crisis was vir-
tually past.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
Strong Case

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 14.-Po-
lice here are trying to get
hot" on the trail of thieves
who stole a quantity of horse
radish from the store Of
Charles White.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
Sewage, ONLY
PART TREATED,
GOES TO RIVER
Costly Plant Is Failing to
Function as City FondIy
Hoped 1t Would.
ENGINEERS DISAGREE
Turbine Explosion Another
Factor in Reducing
Efficiency.

This is the second of a series on the
situation at the city sewage disposal
plant. The first article, printed Tues:
dehydration unit in which $207 900 is In
vested, which hes been permitted to
stand idle for two years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
AID CONTRACT DELAYED
Approval of Mayor Holds Up City
Legal Notice Award.

Awarding of the city legal ad-
vertising contract for 1928 to the
Indianapolis Commercial was de-
layed today pending approval OF
Mayor l.. Ert Slack.
Oscar F. Smith, works board
president, and John w. Friday,
Democratic member, signed the con-
tract Monday over protest of
Charles L. Riddle, Republican mem
Der, who asked advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
o, water is the best of drinks
That man to man can bring,
But, who am I that should have
The best of anything?

Let princes revel at their pumps
And kings with ponds make free,
But But go ood old DoHrp ION wne ana
-Ribald Rhyme.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14

Next-Hurd's suggestions as to
what might be done to put the idle
dehydratiOn plant into successful
operation and iron out defects in
other units which he says naturally
show up in any pioneering project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A REAL BARGAIN.
2O-FOOT NV. HOME,
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE

wonderful Groom colonial-type brick
home. 20 feet wide. with concrete front
porch. in splendid NV. section. Unusually
large rooms tile bath with built-in tub and
shower large rear porches. Every modern
convenience Hardwood floors. artistic light
ing fixtures and decorations: big wardrobe
closets; concrete cellar. completely eQuipped
With laundry trays and servants toilet
Plenty of room for garage This home i
priced way below current market values for
guicx sale. aud can he bought for less than
~ 900 on very easy terms. Call Col. l191 j
after q n m
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
THE HOMESITE

TIE 1ENDHLE MA NJ Ell.
"GREENwAY DOWNS" the new
Ruby Lee Minar. Inc. subdivision
Just beyond Falls Church on the Lee
Highway is the domestic the people
named. A contest which not only
was citywiGe but included the sur
rounding suburbs of Maryland and
Virginia. was conducted by Ruby Lee
Mtnar Inc. to find the most suitable
name for this tract. Miss Sarah a.
Hewlett of 1908 Park Road NV
"GREENWAY DOWNS" taken from
the name of the old manor house of
Lord Fairfax at White Post Va.
which. was known as "Greenway
Visit "GREENwAY DOWNS" next
Saturday or Sunday, the opening
days. No lot offered for sale will
be more than 81 900 and no cash
payment more than $3.50 will be re-
quired.
From GEORGETOWN. drive over Key
Bridge: right onto Lee Highway.
through Lee Heights and through
Falls Church until you come to our
big signs. See The Silent Salesman
at work.
RUBY LEE MINAR. INC,
14O5 New York Ave. Main 1145.
IL
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

An unusually well arranged bungalow OF
larEe Lying room, two bedrooms IONS dressing saa
in porches front and rear House. is com
pletely furnished. including china, linen. etc.
at Shady Side. 80 miles from Washington.
on excellent roads. Shade trees, shrubbery:
crane arbor etc: two artesan wells. Lot
50x200. Large shed for storage. Included
ie an 1S-ft. motorboat in excellent condi.
and fishing Price reduced to 81 800. Mod
crate cash payment and reasonable terms on
the balance For inspection apply
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON.
10l3 18th ST Main 1912.
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E0cFwATER REACH

Not, only Washington's Summer play lay;
activity throughout the year, where several
home owners live Summer and Winter. where
practically every home owner spends week
ends all Winter.
Exclusive. restricted Every house is Il
real home-not a shack on the property.
No public pcnics. no public. bathing.
Three community piers. diving boards and
high diving pavilion already, completed
Bus service over State highway past Edge
water Beach during entire year. Ice. milk
and groceries delivered at your door. Mail
Twentv-nine miles from washington over
Defense Highway. Twenty-three miles through
Hall and Davidsonville.
New Summer homes. rooms. bath. large
waterfront lots abundance of shade: salt
water bathing sand beach. Homes; S3.35O
Over $3.50. 600 worth of homes of Wash
inRton's most prominent bankers. business or
professional men and members of CONGRESS
built here in less than four years. The The
tive waterfront colony. See all the Others
then see Edgewater Beach before you buy.
For information, free booklet and road map
come or call WILLIAM F; MATTESoN. 927
dence phone Annapolis 1S45.
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GOOD BOOMING HOUSE.
BROOM HOUSE WITH = BATHS.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE.

This big }-story brick home conveniently
located in downtown section close TO car
line and stores. is real bargain for well
electricity. hot-water heater and a Scar
brick garage. In excellent condition; newly
papered and painted throughout. You won't
find another home like this in downtown
section at the price Act quickly Owner
must sacrifice for immediate sale. The price
i right Terms can be arranged. Call
Franklin 208S.
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NV. 7-ROOM
brick: cleo; lot 20:ft front by lilo it. deep.
9th and K sts ''n ne.-e r. b.. colonial
home. Price. $500. Can arrange reason
able terms
4th and Wells ave. f. Hyattsviile. Md
broom frame home: lot 160x200. Price
$500. Can arrange reasonable terms with
small cash payment
445 11th st. NE rooms. bath, cleo. /:
newly, papered and painted, Can arrange rea-
EDW. p scHa'wARiTrzz. Inc V7a4 18th NV.
(See Mr. Kramer
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY


DC4N CIs\ L lNANs
You will be agreeably surprised at the
many modern new. attractive houses and
bungalows. with large grounds. high eleva,
ton that we can offer at greatly reduced
prices, on easy payment plan; also num-
Der for trade or rent.
For properties of all kinds in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties. see us. Office open
until D:30 pm.
n. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS
FOR 81 $50
Five rooms. bath; electricity: garage.
Large corner lot.
FOR $3.50
On Baltimore Boulevard: lot T2x245.
Five rooms, bath: good cellar; hOt-water
heat electricity: garage.
Both these homes were built by a prOmi-
nent builder and may be purchased on very
easy terms. Photographs in office.
FISCHER & MANNAKEE
1910 Vermont Ave. Main 566.
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A BIG OPPORTUNITY new SEMI
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower: "a
built-in garage. pantry with built-in refrlg-
throughout. floor buys in every Vq room o and
a stone wall i'll front. ONLY $500 CASH
PAYMENT. Take Rhode Island ave. bus to
9Th st. ne. and walk half square south.
3408 10Th st. ne. Open until 8 every night.
First commercial: downtown: 10-room and
bath house hot-water heat. electric lights.
alley: priced for quick sale. $4,000, terms
Southeast corner house. near 18th and
streets: S7,3s0 $500 cash ar and d So month.
H. R: HOWENSTEIS CO,
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For SAI.E-RARGAIN.

Four-room house: y acre corner lots
tennis court fine water. lights. tel. service
Young orchard flowers 20 minutes from
D. c.. two. hundred yards from PROPOSED
LIE Memorial Blvd" Price. 50. 100; terms
$3.50 down. balance like rent. Located al
Bon Air, Va on Glen Carlyn rd. Address
y. P. Anderson.
G1~., Car1yu Va los
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DH MIA y
IN MODERN HOME.

The house is of bungalow plan: hardwood
floors. tiled bath. fun cement cellar. fire.
place: exterior very presentable and interior
most conveniently and attractively arranged:
lot over 10 900 square feet affording ample
lawn and garden room: house has never been
occupied: location is on high elevation in
ed vet we'll residenced section that is one of
the beauty spots OF WASHINGTON suburbs.
Priced under 5000 and available on invit-
in9iv how t~rurS Phone EansiBgton 36.M,
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HIGHVIEW-N.E.
81 46f-EASY TERMS.

DON'T PASS THE NE. CORNER OF 41st
and Huntington SITS. without inspecting this
tached. of eight rooms. bath and shower, ex-
ira lavatory on first floor can be bought
construction. Interior is all hand painted
except bedrooms; Kitchen is covered With With
will be pleased with our kitchen cabinet.
Has two-car garage to match and every
thing that goes to make an ideal home.
perb location and construction. A real home
in every sense of the word. Priced right for
quick sale. Act now before it is too late
FOR SALE BY
L.. B. & II. B. MOORE.
613 BOND BUILDING.
Open for Inspection from 10 AN. to Q P NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-11

Nicely furnished bungalow. on nearly half:
acre ground; large living room. screened
front porch 10x2o. bedrooms. glassed-lnl
water; complete bath. electric lights, tele..
phone. rural free delivery, daily delivery OF
on a concrete macadamized road. AT a
very reasonable price; terms can be arranged
c. H. NELLY & CO.. 1913 Fl ST. NV. Main
pSn Or at coDth River Park on Sundays.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SO. 800.
nI- Nc. A nII- ID U q AIN

Brard-new modern bungalow. with hard
wood floors tiled bath. fireplace. cement
cellar; large surrounding lot amply shaded ;
in beautiful northwest suburb, easy reacn
cially low and accommodating terms to early
purchaser For details. we'll as for ar
rangements that will make il easy for you
to insnect property. phone Mr.. CLEV T.
2R-N
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

62-ACRE FARM ADJOINING EAST RIVER
dale on Edmonston I'd; city water. concrete
roadway. bus service and stores: ready for
a subdivision: $500 per acre. FRANK E.
HOPKINS. 1343 H st. NV. NJ. 1855. IL"
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LARGE CLUBHOUSE
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
An unusually imposing corner property in
one Of the most desirable NV locations
suitable IN every way TO serve the purpose
and convenience of an exclusive club, fra
ternity house. legation or private residence
This home is in splendid condition through
out and contains 1S rooms and s baths. 3
stairways, big porch. beautiful grounds
Easily worth 100000. win sell 10 imniedi.
ate purchaser,, on very good terms. for
very few n, houses like this on the market
CLEVELAND PARK HOMES
Don't miss seeing s733 Warren st. NV
Groom brick, 2 baths: detached corner:
huilt-in garage. easy terms. Any broker or
w. g. IRWIN. owner and builder. Cieve,
331 u 9Th ST. NE.
Very desirable corner property. bull. by
inclosed porchfs: price Is right,
los. A. HERBERT IL SONS,
SIS vi Cnn lois 18th 81 NV.
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CT MARYS co

q acre. we'll constructed 5-room house.
garage. artesian we'll good motor boat and
wharf Nd State road nearby. will pass
property soon beach shore front. finest salt
water fishing oysters. crabs and shooting in
SEASON: not in subdivision. Reduced for
Quick sale to only So. 300.
THEODORE F. MENK,
Specializing Potomac River Valley Property.
14IO n st. NV Main 1919.
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eO-FT.. GROOM NE HOME,
ONLY S7.95O-EASY TERMS.

Big colonia-type brick home. 2o II. wide
test Northeast sections. very conveniently
located: large rooms tiled bath hot-TS water
and oak woodwork: . large rear porches,
I3x2O: sleeping porch finished a room:
deeD ward. with room for garage This Is
real buy and the price and terms are un-
usual for such value You'll miss a bargain
IL YOU don't see this house today. Call
Adams 5T0O-W
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LOTs 7ex195 FIT. ONLY $3.50
COTTAGES. 81 900 UP: BUY LOT
Will finance building. Come down sun
PfIHT0NE MAIN 1883 or ADAMS 1898. IL.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
InO1 OAL 60 ~ L

1921 9th st. Ne
ONLY $500 CASH. S65 MONTH
CENTRAL NORTHEAST SECTION.
Strictly modern house of large rooms
and bath: garage: all in excellent con-
dition. Two car lines and bus service at
door This house e Is priced at ss'4oo Tor
H. r. HOWENSTEIN co. ~
1911 II St. NV. Nam DOS
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HERALD HARBOR.
What is the best offer you will make for
lots 81 and QS. in block SO? Call at LOG
Investment Bldg. T.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
DETACHED. ovERLooKING ROCK cRf
81 1h0--A PICKUP.

9 rooms and bath. Lear garage; large
terms like rent Address Box 235A. Star
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FOR SAI.E--HOUSES.

DENONSHlRE DOWNS
3S13 Warren Ct n.w-New s-ronm brick
near Bureau Of Standards ideal location
Any broker or W. G. Irwin. owner and build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-11

taRe ak rooms and bath; running water.
electricity. Greatly reduced Phone. Col.
S702 Apt, COL ID"
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FOR SALE-CHoICE WATERFRONT WITH
h-room house on main road at Weems Creek
bridge, West Annapolis, Md. Apply on
premises F. j. SAZAMA. Annapolis Nd
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PINEY POINT SHORES-LOTS AS LOW AS
$50 paw 81 wenkly: send for free circulars
BAUMAN Il HEINZMAN Thomas Circle
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

100 ACRES WITH LONG WATER FRONT.
drive from D. c, line: good bathing and
fishing: | will sell this property at low
price and take a 5-year mortgage back for
mart Of il Address Box 3a0-A Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-11
Exclusive. but not expensive.

PINE WHIFF BEACH.
On South River. Adjoining South River PARK
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COLORED.
Downtown Bargain.
DEVONSHTRE DOWNS.


Inspect today 1913 Warren ST. NV
New Sroom house easy terms. Any broker
| or W. G.. IRWIN. owner and builder. Cleve-