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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-11
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TIRE COSTS SLASHED
Leading Companies to Cut
Prices Heavily.

DV IHtttu 1 ftoo
NEW YORK, June 11.-Leading
tire companies reduced their prices
today.
Firestone made the first an
nouncement, which was followed
closely by Lee of Conshohocken,
General Tire and Rubber. and
Goodyear.
The latter company did not in
dictate the extent of its reductions
but said that some adjustments
would be made. The other COM
panies said their cuts would be eff
fective today.
The reductions affect all lines of
tires and range from to II per
cent.
The Lee Rubber and Tire Com
pany promptly met the Firestone
reduction with an announcement
that tires and tubes of the Lee OF
Conshohocken line and Staghound
solid tires would be reduced from 4
to IS per cent.
The Firestone reductions ars as
follows:
Third line tires. 4 per cent; first
line tires. II per cent; low pressure
CORDS, 1917 to IS per cent, ana solid
tires, 10 per cent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-11
COME TO CHURCH BY
SALOON is PAPER AID
English Rector Finds New WAY TO
Draw Crowds.

English Rector Finds New WAY TO
Draw Crowds.
BIZ United Press
CALLOW, Hertfordshire, June IL.
Parking space for automobiles
and proximity to a saloon were
offered as inducements to attend
church by the rector here.
The Rev. A. Mauby Lloyd. who is
a cousin Of Lord Lloyd, High Com
missioner of Egypt, had an adj
vertisement inserted in local news
papers which read as follows
ITO motoriSts-Callow, on the
Ross road, a fine objective for Sun
day evenings. Plenty of parking
room. Half a mile from the Angel.
"A. Mauby Lloyd"
The "Angel" mentioned is a we'll
known saloon to motorists.
The rector explained that he did
it with the hope of increasing his
Sunday evening congregations.
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NAMED ALUMNI HEAD
Homer Mckee, Local Man, Elected
in BLOOMINGTON.

BD ImeS SPECIAL
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June IL
Homer Mckee, Indianapolis, was
elected president of the Indiana
University Alumni Association at
the annual association meeting here
Saturday. Alumni day was observed
as a part of the university COM
mencement festivities.
Vice presidents named were Henry
NucholS, New York City; Mrs. Jen-
ME Foster Curry, Yosemite, Cal,
and Cecil Weathers, Indianapolis.
Arthur Stone, Goshen, was chosen
secretary, and Mrs. j. E. P. Holland,
Bloomington, treasurer.
w McMurtrie, Indianapolis, was
named executive committee chair
man. j. Frank Lindsay, Chicago,
was reelected president of the
alumni council.
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Goodrich Cut Expected

T
CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE Gen
eral Tire and Rubber Company to-
day announced a price reduction of
from 4 to II per cent on tires and
tubes, effective at once.
1t was understood from reliable
source that the Goodyear and Good
rich Tires and Rubber Companies
OF Akron also would announce re-
auctions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-11
In the Cotton Market
lBv Thomson 8 McKinnonl

NEW YORK, June 11.-With frequent
showers and cool nights the cotton crop
isn't getting much OF a chance to eaten
up. We expect to hear much more talk
about boil Weevils and other insects from
now on. We think it is all right to buy
cotton. but on reactions as the market
isn't ready for big move yet.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 11.-Cotton futures
opened higher. July, 20.52. up .04; Oc-
tober, 20.72. up .05 December, '20.60. up
OF; January, 20.50, up 90; March, 20.45.
up o.
Receipts, 5000: market, 1Od20c lower;
top fat lambs, $17@lS bulk fat lambs,
Sl3Gl6.5o; bulk Gull lambs, S5.50q7
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO June -Hogs-Receipts. 600;
market, 10c higher; heavies, S9.65@ 30;
mediums,N $lO@l025; Workers.. $9.75G10;
good pigs, s8q8.5O. Cattle-Receipts,
light: market, steady. Calves-Receipts,
light market. steady Sheep and lambs
Receipts, light; market. lower.
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CORN FOLLOWS
WHEAT SLUMP;
! OATS uneven
Favorable Weather in Belt
Sends Major Grain
Sharply Lower.
BIZ United Press

BIZ UHHed Press
CHICAGO, June 11.-Favorable
weather over the belt sent wheat
sharply lower at the opening on
the Board of Trade today. Corn
followed the downturn, while oats
was irregular.
At the opening wheat was off 1 to
FAC; corn was down Is to sc, and
oats ranged from 1sc down to 1sc
higher. Provisions were unchanged.
There is little change in weather
conditions over the wheat belt to-
day. The Southwest is receiving
rain, while temperatures are nor
NAL. Liverpool was about as ex-
pected today.
Liquidation in July corn is con-
tinuing and it is generally believed
that the market is heavily oversold.
New crop prospects continue favor
able.
Crop prospects in oats are i'm
proving There was no other news
of significance.
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Death Notices

ADAM, CHARLES H.-Secretary Of Indiana
Trust Company. passed away at his home,
3O58 FAN Creek Blvd. Monday. June II;
age 66 years. Funeral services at the
home Wednesday, June 49, at 2:30 D, m.
Burial at Crown Hill cemetery.
CARDINEL, JAMES CURTIS-Age S years,
66eloyed son OF Mr.; and Mrs. James H,
Mrs. iona Adkins, and Mrs Ada M.
Kern, passed away June 10. Funeral
from residence, 800 e. saith. st. (Highland
ligat saving time). Burial at Union
Chapel cemetery.
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Other Livestock
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ceipts. 5000; hoidovers, si3; market,
steady: 250-350 lbs. SlO5Odli; 20o-25o
los, siOg 1880; 10000 lbs, .slO.l5@lo. 50;
$50; packing sowsS Ss35Gs75. Cattle
Receipts, 1900. Calves-Receipts. 1900;
market. steady TO Csc up; calves soc
yearling steers and heifers. S1Sd14.7 rs:
beef cows. $3.50; low cutter and cutter
COWS. s5.70G7; veelers. $i450ql6 Sheep
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, June 1.-Butter-Extras
in cub lots. 45@47c; extra frsts. 42la6l
S4c; extra firsts, S2c; firstS. 29c; ordinary,
csc. Poultry-Heavy broilers, 10000;
Leghorns. 30d34c heavy fowls, 26c me-
dunn stock 26c; Leghorns. 1870 19c; old
roo .ters. 15Gl6c; old ducks 20d35c
Potatoes-l50-lb. sacks round whites
Michigan and Wisconsin. $3.50; 1i0-l2O-lb.
sacks Idaho Russell Burbanks. So; South
Carolina barrels. s4Q4.25: Louisiana new
100-lb bags. $3.50.
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The City in
Brief

Poisoned alcohol is believed re-
sponsible for the death of j. r.
Worries, SIS, Chicago travelling sales
man, who died Sunday afternoon in
his Puritan Hotel room two hours
after drinking liquor delivered By
an alleged bootlegger disguised as
a garage mechanic. A brother, Dan,
Acton, Ind, has dema2ded an in
vestigation of Coroner G. H. Keever.
Catherine Merrill Tent, No. 8,
Daughters of Union Veterans, will
serve a chicken dinner to Civil War
veterans at Fl. Friendly, 512 N. I'LL
nois ST., at noon Thursday, June IA.
Flag day.
VandaIs entered the vacant home
of j. F. Hunter, near Stop 8, Ma
tional Rd, and completely destroyed
the interior. Hunter learned that
six men and one woman, called
Betty" by others in the party,
visited the home after midnight
Saturday night.
B. r. Burton, 119 S. Liberty St.,
petitiored police today to search
for his daughter, Eva Cummins
Burton, Is, who ran away from
home Saturday.
Mrs. Sylvia Simms, Fl, of $50 Di-
vision St., attempted suicide by TAX
ing poison at her home Sunday, but
was released from city hospital after
receiving a treatment. Her husband,
Roy Simms, told police she swal-
lowed the poison after they had had
an argument.
Two boys, Is, and one, ii, we're
held in detention home today,
charged with having tried to break
into the Twenty Sixth st. beach
locker rooms on White River Sun
day afternoon. Police believe them
to be members Of a youthful gang"
that has stolen ammunition from
the Riverside Park shooting gall
lery.
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$4,000 Fire Races Store

CENTER POINT, Ind, June IL
Approximately $4,000 damage was
caused by fire which destroyed the
Campbell &c Owens general store
here today.
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GIRL PREVENTS LOOTING
Miss, IL, Ignores Guns and Urges
on Dog at Burglars.

CAMDEN, N. j., June 11.-Helen
Wanger, II, released her dog when
she found burglars in her home.
She ignored the pistols that were
pointed at her and urged the animal
to attack the men.
The burglars fled, leaving $4,000
in jeWelry.
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TOP HOGS SELL
FOR $1O.25 IN
HIGHER MARKET
Porkers Rise Generally 10
to Is Cents; VeaIerS Up;
Lambs Off.

Advancing generally Is to 20 cents
on the hundredweight hogs opened
the week on the Union Stockyards
today with top price of $1o.25.
Most choice material was selling
for $10.1O to 5000 Receipts were
estimated at approximately 5000,
and there were 228 followers.
Cattle were little changed; vealers
advanced so cents and lambs dropped
as much. Sheep were steady.
The Chicago market opened
around steady with Fridays aver
age. Several bids and a few sales
in choice 180-270-pound animals
ranged from $3.50 to $40. Some
strictly choice loads were held
higher.
Pigs Unchanged
Heavy meat animals, 25O-35O
pounds, we're up 10 to Is cents, SELL
ing at 1001O.25, and material
weighing 200-25o pounds sold at
$10.10@10.25, up the same. Lights,
10000 pounds, we're unchanged at
$9.50@10.10. The class of light
lights, 130-16O pounds, rose 25 cents
on the low end of the range and
sold at $8.75d9.25. Pigs were steady,
bringing $725@825, while packing
sows went up evenly Is cents to
$850095O.
Cattle were little oh nged in
750-head market today. Beef steers
brought s1165@14, with a few held
higher. Beef cows were $8.50011,
and low cutter and cutter cows went
att $5.7597.50. Bulk stock and feed
err steers brought $7.50@9,50.
Vealers Up; Lambs Drop
Best vealers sold at $14.5O@15.50
in higher market supplied with
500 animals. Heavy calves brought
$7011.
Lambs were so cents lower and
sheep steady in that division. Re
ceipts numbered 900. The top went
down to $3.50 and bulk fat lambs
sold at $15916. Bulk culls sold for
S10@ 13 and fat ewes for $647.50.
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By Tinted prcss


NEW YORK. June 11.-Flour-Dull and
steady. Pork--Dull; mess, So. Lard :
Steady; middlewest spot, s11.95M12.0 5.
paid. 4.3Oc; refined quiet; granulated, sos
M6;l0c. Coffee--Rio No, on spot. 1870
l52sc; Santos No. 4. 23ss a 241sc. Tallow
Quiet; special to extra. S@8&c. Hay
Strong; No. l.. sl.25; No. 3, 85cMSl,05;
clover 75cg 81 IS; Dressed poultry -
broilers, 3o@ 44c; fowls, 24@3lc; ducks,
l2c; ducks, 150 Ice; fowls. 24G 29c; tur-
keys. 20G30c; ROSTERS. tic; broilers, asa
48c. Cheese Firm; state whole milk.
icas, 26a 26Isc. Potatoes1SweetS jersey,
basket, SlQ350 southern. s225@2.50;
Irish Long Island, sl.25@2; southern, $3.50
"a: Maine, S150W225. Butter-Firm:
receipts. 1855; creamery extras. 440 44A c:
special market, 4494d45hc. Eggs-Firmer;
receipts 19267; nearby white fancy, 37GD
58c; nearby State whites, 30G sec; fresh
firsts, 29M 29l2c; western whites, $40 $50;
Pacific coast. 29a3s1sc; nearby browns,
29lo IN 36c
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Produce Markets
Butter cghOIesaIe price, No. l. 47a4ac

No 2. 45@48c Id.
Butterfat (buying pricel-45c lb.
Cheese wholesale selling prices, per
pound American loaf. SAC; pimento
loaf. SOC; Wisconsin fiat. soc; prime cream.
25m 27c: fiat daisy 26Q27c; Longhorn, 26la
d2715c; New York limberger. &c.
Eggs-Buying prices: Fresh, delivered at
indianapolis. loss off. 23G24c doz.
Poultry (buying price Hens. 219 22c;
ID; Leghorn hens, ia l8c; 1928 spring, IA
b ios ge 4ooste qa " S2 sSe
lie; geese, s9loc; guineas, old s5c,
young soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-11
RADIO ALONE IN
SHOW OF FIRM
/ OPENING TREND
General List Holds Fairly
Well After Starting
Lower in Mart.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Saturday
was 20901, off ESQ. Average of twenty
rails was 1906, of 100 Average of forty
bonds was 9723, of .06.
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Purdue Director Gets Offer

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June IL
q. I. Christie, director of Purdue
University's agricultural experiment
station, is considering an offer to
become president of the Ontario
Agricultural College at Guelph, Ont ,
Canada. He was graduated from
the Canadian college in 1902.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-11
In the Sugar Market
CBy Thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE withd@ wal
demand of refined sugar has shown some
improvement, but on the whole 1t has
this division of the sugar industry shows
decided Improvement, quotations for the
raw product can hardly be expected to do
better than to hold at present levels.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 11.-Sugar futures
opened lower: July. 262. off OF: Septem-
Der. 2.72 off .02; December. $50. of .03;
January. 2.75. off .03 March, 2.69. of .O3;
May. 2.76. Off .03.
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Banks and Exchange
LIBERTY BONDS

LIBERTY BONDS
NEW YORK. June 11.-Liberty 31as
opened at $1O0.8. off 1c; 3rd. ANS Sl00.2,
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Z Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to exnress
our sincere thanks to our friends and
neighbors for kindness and sympathvv
shown in the loss Of our dear wife and
Towns. the singers, pailbearers a0wer
girls, the undertaken. Mr.. Conkle. and
all for the many floral tributes.
DALEY HEATON and CHILDREN.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying sl.55
nurchesed on their merits
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81 900 Citizens st r r S ......, 892.
$1,000 Citizen st r .......... 89II
1000 Indpls st Ry ............. 81
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. june. 1l.-Carlots: Wheat. q;
corn, $50; oats. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
CHURCf! UNITY PLANS
GIVEN SECOND BLOW
Vatican Repudistes Claim That
Pontiff Blessed Work Of
Halifax.

81 Csble N The star ana Chlcazo Dsil1
Meas. Cppvr'zht. JS-s.
ROME. Jonusry 2l.--Tre vatican
has dealt second blow 70 church unity
plans put forward by Ansio-Catho-
licism. The Osservatore Romano, on
cial organ Of the Vatican, today car
riss in the column reserved fer Papsl
announcements, reputation Of the
claim BY Lord Halifax that the PonnH
recently gave his personal blessing 20
Halifsx's WORK for the reunion Of Ar
glicanism With Rome
The Vatican vas inspired 70 this
declaration by an excerpt from Lord
Hslifaxs pamphlet on ths convsrsa-
tons between the Anzlo-Cathoiics ara
Cardinal MERCER. which Tas quoted n
an English journal The vatican ia
not see the pamphlet. but unoualihs6!7
denies Lord HalifaX's reported claim.
The Osservatore says that the az
tesr-oid churchman vas given only q
momentary encounter with the Pope
while MS holiness passed through ire
room To receive large pilgrimage
Others Vere present" the sta,er.r,
asserts, and the Pope said nothing
which could be interpreted az bless.7s
LORD Halifax's work for reunion
Regard eventual resumption ~ re
conversations. hinted az in tAs pm
ph!et. the Oss7rvatore CONTINUES. -e
can unquallfsdiy reafirr ina, ry
holiness will neither consent IN nor en-
courage continuance n what zss nsvsY
considered anything ou, a pirate affair
between pirate individuals Titnou. au-
thorization Of any sort"
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HINDENBURG QUESTIONS
BERLIN FIRE MARSHAL
President Displays Keen In-erss.
in Latest Apparatus %
Department.

Correspondence of re Asso>-s.s4 pc.
BERLIN.-Prssidsn, vou H.-c-rcI-s
gave new proof Of the zide r7-z- y
MS interests by unexpectedly rsc-e5-.rz
that Fire Chief Genpp ~ tie Ba-.:1
Fire Department report . him on n.
novstions and improve .ats n ne
science Of fire extingI.snIrz
Not only did the Ter-rso!s head o.
the German Repub,:- follow m AZ
chiefs technical sxp,an3tl,ns 4.in
eager interest. bsIt re a'So -a-ag,1 =
scene that transpirsd SIM 50 ~s7-<
ago. At that tins Hin5enbrr7 s.,sn5-
cd an exhibition OF the S-Filn E.rs D.
partment given for the 6sasfi, q: =
number Of military officers
Fire fighting Tas thsn N IL iassrr-.
the President explained. He vss r--ud
he said. o. the progress rlzcs s.,re
hen by he B"V'in fire c-igsas. and ey-
pressed tn hops that Other ci-,ss vn-rid
have causs ~ con time 20 io7S uoc-.
Esr'in as having model FIRE DEPART
ment
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Lovers Use Railways.

Driven from the uiovi1z picture thea =
,'rs oy froTrs and ridicule az The pubic.
Young couples OF London are using cara
n the circular subway lines Is oa-lo-s.
"Courting on this railway Is groxirE
practice, and We have had several eases
n which young couples have made en-
cular tour Of the line OF vet uiSn;s
>a!o railway attorney when q nan ard
roman we're fined recently for travelling
On the City and South London Rsiivay
without paying their fares.
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Nam OK kE<r tlOl SkN,
Ntvat tNW\ RkN kStNtk

Nvw lrRSgv TrT RNx0 NtNeNN CA~R
- wAn thlv huSs - tass asAs AttsasVS tNsS
tS,ss siaa aats "a sseA nANigSssg ~
AreAasA ~, Nee NasA. -.
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REDUCED TO $3.50.
6-Room Georgetown Home
4 Real Bargain-Easy Terms

An attractive bri"k dseisas on yer,
large lot IN 4 sDlegdid 'rsif'eniiai section 81
lseauuiHl estates 80 old Leui setuvh- Hts
large ro1nls aud bath. : vile halle "a,irf~tH
.-eifas aith laundry. actD lot In fHs fo'hI
ti.su Riettrie hgs,is efficient heating oisni
sale At the re.tIoed pf'es 81 ~ 80 @a
'fenieig eAsy terms Immediate possfs hipn
Fat PtsBh 45Sf Zoe snpotHtnrHi In insfeft
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JAMESON BUILT
New Homes. Ready to Move in
Inspect the Following Sample
Houses.
BLo0MINGDALE

81 Sold
oiT Quincy - nw-Excelinnt location
lose to 18th - Il and larEs rooms tilA
nsth nuiltn tub and lnts az extras Gn'Ihts
ear r,nrchas concrete front porch. convsn
ientlv located 20 schools and churches. EssS
terms
= SOLD
1914 9Th ~ ne--in = section ~ nsS
homes attractive S-rOonl houle-. ;Iir rsih
huIIt-t" tan ~ r. alert-i- lights h7gG
SoOt hoars and trim double rear par" ne
wide front porch Garage ~iih each noa~s
Low price easy teens
10 Sold
1919 81. ne--Ssw suhiivt-ion ~ hns
hOr1es ami large rooms tile bath az
modern ,rDrovapiAnts hsriwossi hoo~s anss
trim locate near s.hoo' churches and otheF
.orvsnir' ,es Garage Nth each noU-~
psva~i streets. Eass terms
49, Mass ave. sH-S large rooms. TIE
ha'h h,ult-tu tar h-w n Sts~tri" hEh't
N7rsa 90 hoorS and trim lots Of si0Ss;
.nc"e horihis rear pOrsh hITl'-sn garage
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wANTED TO BlY-HOI SES

REAL ESTATE statesmen >EOTT-D CsON.
<nF IL u NOu have ~glsusS ate mali scy,<s
@FeS<e ~r h3sAarg has isAt sA@y all a.
asaS >n4ni h~iNrse a~ESsS So SsNsg sEs So
" a. cf'ty "a 0Ir GWn ssrspTs@-sss< EF-T .
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COIORED-NEARBI. VA.
You can have Flowers chickens and -as.
lien and own your home vuur tent
"arments ~ Nau'k' ) hiocks tn ears school
lunches snd .torrs
LOTS FOR SAILS. 90 .'owr aud y: IN,
month. HOUSES huilt ard tor ale and rent
"hone North i6%3 or d~na - IS 10 SEE oth
nv 20 FRANK u. COWARD oNnet
4 Hetlrooms-A New Home.
/ rooms an zach CONGRATULATIONS hi-.
nlaec--Buiit.tn -s~arN.
PRfCr $40 5"U---TERNs To SUIT
1907 Sth Street NV.
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REDUCED $1,000
pls 18th 81. Nv Main $500.


Good 4--ocnn hpirralow modern in,r-ove
r,e-ts front and hack porch. r'cf SHADE.
raNsfr Z acres good land close 10 ears
A NarCatr az $3.50.
Good 4-rnou7 BUNGALOW. hack oorch. Cellar
barn corn house henhouses \ ares good
fsn1 horse cow 81 hens tractor
huSSv wagon AL kinds ~ far-'lnE irlo,e-
r1nnfs Close to Lee Highway good roads
AT for - 500.
Good s.storv s.-oom house - center NJ
Fans fhurch porch front and hack some
r., n-over,ents: hen house. garden close Z"
stores Churches schools and ears mar
rz-0 ~ - 500
Gond s-roorn BUNGALOW N Falls Church
rorch hsck and front. cellar. garden AMI
hen house l acre lard close 10 stores
ehu-ehes. Schools ard cars All for - thN
We have IS acres land at hargaIn ana
te,r-,s 10 SUI, Lots ri niHe suhd' Visions for
e.le m hard ROAD Reasonable terms Az
kinds ot nropertv Al all nr.crs Farms nj
tle ard rig and acreage. Will trade tarn's
TO- suburban houses and lots or c'v nr"n
s-tv clear or small trust Csli on us II Won
mean BUSINESS Phone Falls Chur"h ~
Off. ALL residence.
II II ANDERSON & co
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IN The HEART OF CHEVY CHASE D {.
BEAL TELL DETACHED BROOM HOME
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE

One Of the few delightful homes IN the
most exclusive section of Chevy Chase. u c..
one and cne-half blocks west Of Connecti.
ut Avenue Detached English Coionia Al
home Of charming design on a beautifully
handicapped tot with a frontage OF l05 teet
profuscly planted with shrubberv and large
shade trees FIRST floor contains receptIon
hall. charming living room with stone omen
hrcplaCe dining room. sun tarlof nlaio 9
room ami kitchen Second foor contains
4 large bedrooms tiled hath and separate
laN Gtorc. There Ia 4 concrete cellar com,
plctcly euunpcd with laundry travs tolot
and OIL burning heating euu,pnient
Throughout this home IS splendid con
d't,on Hut-water heat elcctricItS hard
wood floors. tiled bath with hullt.in euuin
n,ent and every feature FOR comfort WITH
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home Owner leaving town has .suhstsn
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inspect this hume this evening or any 'N,e
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home community tonSen' Il to stores
.thnols churches and tran>i",rta''"n fd'Ip
ties Seven large rooms aAd bath "o'unt
front por'h and s'de pt,t4'h all ninler'i
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