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is spending the week end at his home
on Hampden lane. Edgemoor.
DR.. and Mrs. A. p Maloney and
daughter, Miss Eleanor MaIoney of Fon-
da, Iowa. who are on motor tour Of
the East, have been the guests OF the
formers brother and Sister-in-iaw Mr.
and Mrs. r. E. Maloncy, IN North Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. A. o. Armstrong Miss Catherine
Dawson, Miss Anita Lamar and SOM
erville Dawson, tr,, will return today to
spent at Ocean City, Md Miss Alice
CaShell. Mr.. Banks Berry and Mr.. r
Barnard Welsh returned Wednesday
after two weeks spent there.
MIR. and Mrs, Zammore Applegate and
Miss Sophia de Beck have arrived from
Chicago and are the guests of Mrs
Applegate's mother. Mrs. r. Reeves
Russell, at her home in Kensmgton.
Gen. Robert H. Allen. who has been
In the West for two months, will re-
turn this week to his home In Edge
moor
Mrs. William Steamer, who has been
the guest of her parents Or, and Mrs.
c, M. Iddings, a. stone Lodge near
Brookeville. has returned TO her home
in Memphis.
Miss Naomi Saxon Of Austin. Tex.
formerly a resident of Kensington, has
been the guest Of her brother. Mr.
Thomas l.. Saxon, In Kensinrton en-
route by motor to her home after a
tour in the East. She was accompanied
by Miss Lucille Thompson Miss Jimmie
Cozier, Miss Marie Greer and Miss
Gyneth Stugard, all of Austin
Mrs. Ralph Crutchfield and two sons
have gone TO Pittsburgh, where she will
Join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Golden Miller
sailed Saturday for New York after
spending their honeymoon in Europe
MIR Miller has resided for several years
IN North Chevy Chase and Mrs Miller.
before her marriage, was Miss Mar
garet Cotton Wells OF New York.
Miss Adelaide Bride has returned to
her home in Edgemoor after spending
some time in Bay Head. N j. Mr..
William w, Bride has returned TO his
home. where he is convalescing.
Mr.. William Semms, son of Mr.. c.
w. Semms has sailed from San Fran
cisco for Honolulu and upon his re-
turn Will motor TO his home in Chevy
Chase, Mr., Raphael Semms, ir., is at
camp near Front Royal. Va.
Mrs Frank Dyson and Miss Sophie
Ellison of Kensington left Wednesday
for Lake Champlain. where they will be
for two weeks
Evening star., 1928-08-12
Charming Society Events
Feature Week in Annapolis
Honor Entertainments Given Prominence IN Naval
Academy Circles-Guests Being Enter
tanned In Homcs-PersonalN Notes

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. ll--Comdr
and Mrs Alfred Toulon entertained at
a supper followed by bridge Saturday
evening in honor Of Lieut. Comdr. and
Mrs Thomas Slingluff and Lieut.
Com6y. and Mrs. Thorwald SolherG
who are leaving Annapolis for duty on
other stations
Rear Admiral Walter Mclean. U. S.
NJ, c tretlredl. and Mrs Mclean have
leased the Van Ness house on King
George street and will make their home
IN Annapolis for the future.
Ma Philip Torrey, Z, S. NJ C. and
MRS, Torrev have had as their recent
guest Mrs. Torrey'S sister, Mrs George
Wade Martin Of Washington
Ccndr John T Bowers. T. S. n.
trc0~ed} and Mrs Bowers were hosts
E supper "Wednesday evening III honor
q their son. Ensign John Bowers jr
Their guests included a number Of
Ensign Bowers claSSmateS--all mem
b>rS II the class which was graduated
IN June from the Naval Academy-and
g,r}S Of the younger set
Mrs SNYDER, wife or Capt c Philip
Snyder [. 5. N has returned from
Philadelphia and is stopping tempo
Tsrly at Miss Nunford'S on Prince
George street Capt Snyder has been
ordered 20 duty as commandant Of
r1iCS22ipfncu an6 will arrive some time
t1 August when Capt Sinclair Cannon.
present conmsndant. departs for sea
outy on the Pacific Coast. Capt. Gam
non has been ordered to command the
L s s New York.
MIS- Samuel Brook sailed this week
from New York for Europe, where she
VII spend the Summer and early
Autumn
Con,dr. Roland Brainard. L. s. n.
and Mrs Brsinard and their daughter
Miss Elizabeth Brainard. and Miss
Emily Morton daughter OF Mrs. Grace
howard Morton. left this week for
Orkney Springs. Va where they will
spend The month Of August
Com1T. and Mrs. Smith HempStone.
who have been Staying at Atlantic CITY.
have gone to Canada for the rest of
the month
Capt and Mrs Henry Dnger enter
tanned ar luncheon Sunday in their
home on King George street. their
guests including Rear Admiral Walter
Mclean, L. S. n. retired. and Mrs
Mclean. Mrs, Halligan. wife of Admiral
John Halllgan, U, S. N; Lieut.. Comdr.
en0 Mrs. Thorwald Soiberg and Mrs.
Direer'S sister, Miss Katherine Mack of
Philadelphia.
Mrs Payne wife OF Comdr. Samuel S.
Payne, entertained al bridge with a6di-
uonal guests al tea Wednesday after
noon IN her nome on Upshur road.
Lieut.. Conier. and Mrs. Charles Baker
O. washington were guests of friends
o. luncheon here Sunday.
Mrs. West, wife of Comdr. CLYDE C
W.st. waS hostess at a luncheon FRIDAY
II her home on Rodgers road in honor
o. Mrs Guy Brown. who is returning
THIS week 70 California. the other guests
beng Mrs Mclean. wife of Admiral
Walter Mclean, Z. S. N. tretiredl: Mrs
stewart. wife of Capt George y. Stew
art; Mrs, Helen Ray Hagner and Mrs
Euxford Smith of Washington. and
AIRS. Stmonds, wife of Gen. George
SirTon6s.
Con1dr- and Mrs. Oscar Smith we're
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hosts st 4 supper party Saturday eve
n.ng at their quarters on UpShur road,
/ in honor of Corndl and Mrs Edward G.
RaSuet Of California, who are their
guests.
Lieut.. Comdr Thomas Slingluff. who
has been on duty at the Naval Academy
for the past two years. left this week To
ioin the T. s. S. Bridge. where he will
serve as executive officer, Mrs. Sling
mff and their three children will re-
main in Annapolis until the first Of
the wear. when they will so to Cali
fornia to visit Mrs, Slingluff's mother.
/ Mrs, Robert Redmond left this week
/ for New London. Conn. where she
f will be the guest of her Son-in-law and
/ daughter, Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. c. r.
/ Crutcher
The marriage has been announced
OF Miss Lydia Christv Acee. daughter
Of Mr and Mrs Alfred Acee Of Wash
ington. n. c. TO Ensign Forest Beverly,
/ L. s. N Wednesday afternoon last. st
the home Of the brides parents in
Washington.
Mrs. Kenneth Pierce. wife Of Lieut.
Pierce. U. s A. who with her children
has been the guest of Mrs. Samuel
Brooke left last week to Join Lieut.
Pierce at Van Elten Lake, Mich.
Ensign and Mrs. Howard Arthur Nc
Cormick, who are en- route to the West
Coast where Ensign Mccormick has
been ordered for duty, are spending
few weeks with Mrs. McCormickS par
entS. Col. and Mrs. John A. Wagner. in
their home at Washington.
Lieut., and Mrs John Mccarthy en-
tertained at supper Friday evening in
their home on Hanover street.
Mrs John Green entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon in her home
on Acton place in honor of her niece,
MRS, Henry Martyn Baker Of Great
Neck, Long Island
Mrs. Elliott H. Burwell. who visited
at Richmond, Va, has returned to her
home in Annapolis
Capt. and Mrs. Isaac Yates and their
daughters. Miss Phyllis Yates and Miss
ClariSe Yates, left this week for Christ
mas Cove. Me. where they will spend
the remainder of the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sydney Morgan
and their daughter, Miss Betty Morgan.
who have been motoring through New
England, have returned to their home
near Annapolis
Miss Peggy McNair. daughter of
Comdr. and Mrs. Frederic Y. McNair
spent the week end in Baltimore. where
she attended the wedding of her cousin
Mrs. Ryan of Washington Is VISITING
ner oaughter, Mrs. Giles, wife of Can't
William Giles U. S. NJ. at her apart
ment on Maryland avenue.
Comdr and Mrs. Pierre Wilson of
washington, with their daughter, Miss
Louise Wilson. and Miss Virginia Kurtz
daughter OF Capt. and Mrs Thomas y
kurtz, were luncheon guests Saturday
OF Comdr. and Mrs Fred Berry at their
quarters on Rodgers road.
Comdr and Mrs Matt Manlev who
are among the recent arrivals At the
Naval Academy, have leased the Jeffers
mouse on King George street. which
they are now occupying.
Comor. Frederic v McNair. who is
on outy at the navy yard at PhiladeI-
pnia, Is spending a weeks leave with
ms family in their home on King
George street.
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s. C., have returned to their homes
after visit to Miss Margaret Arm
strong
Miss Leona Vogel and Miss Ruth
Vogel are spending two weeks with
their aunt, Mrs. Eva Keeshan, in her
home at Long Beach. l.. l.
Miss Audrey Williamson is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Harry g. Lane at their
home in Fredericksburg, Va.
Mrs George w Bontz and her daugh~
ter, Miss Mary E. Bontz, left last Fri
Gay TO spend month at Colonial
Beach, IA.
Mrs Thomas Leadbeater is spending
the month of August at Woodbury.
Forest, Orange County, Va.
Miss Mary Smythc Is visiting rela-
tives at Flatbush N. Y.
Mrs Frederick j. Paf is spending
several weeks at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wade have re-
turned from a week end motor trip TO
Virginia Beach.
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MORE NEW CITIZENS NOW
WITH LESS IMMIGRATION
Increase in Naturalization Appli-
cations From Aliens Noted by
Chicago District officials.

CHICAGO L4').--A greater desire to
become citizens of their adopted
country has increased the number Of
naturalizationS. although immigration
laws have sharply reduced the number
OF persons coming into the United
States
Figures Of the Chicago district of
the Bureau Of immigration which
comprises Illinois. Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Indiana and Iowa. show that more
aliens have been naturalized in the
past 10 years than IN any previous
decade
Before immigration laws restricted
the influx OF Europeans aliens often
waited 10 TO Is years 10 take out
their papers, says Fred j. Schlotteldt,
immigration director here. Few now
wait more than years
Fear of being deported and the in
creased activities Of Americanization
agencies are reasons for the changed
practice, Schlotfeidt believes
Evening star., 1928-08-12
AUSTRIA WILL PRESERVE
OLD PALACES AS RELICS
Homes of Noted Royal Psrsonagss
will Be Conserved by Re
publican Regime.

VIENNA Republican Austria
has decided to conserve for posterity
the magnificent royal palaces and villas
where the Emperors Of Austro-Hungary
lived
Chief among these is the famous
Summer palace at Schoennbrunn, near
Vienna. IT was built by the celebrated
Maria Theresa and Napoleon once lived
there. The largest and most famous
relic however. is the colossal Hofburg,
which extends for more than a quarter
of a mile along one Of Vienna's princi-
pal thoroughfares
From this palatial structure for nearly
700 years the Austrian emperors ruled
the nation. The building is in bad re-
pair and a library Of more than 100000
books has been ruined by lack OF care.
Evening star., 1928-08-12
A Modern Story.

BOSTON lF).-One boy partly wreck
ed three airplanes recently. He snapped
the switch and pulled the choke Of one.
The pilot. oiling the ship. moved the
propeller The engine started and the
plane roared over him to collide with
two other machines across the field.
Evening star., 1928-08-12

BOMBAY, India (pl.- India is to
have its first motor car factory II will
be built at Bombay by al American
firm
Evening star., 1928-08-12
SEEK ROMAN RUINS.
sraniards will Begin Excavations
at Carteia.

GIBRALTAR Cp).--A group Of ar
cheologists have obtained financial
backing for a plan to excavate the an
cient city Of Carteis. Interest In the
project was first aroused last year. when
a Spaniard accidentally discovered .
Roman sarcophagus and other evidences
Of ancient habitation.
The Marques Of Butte. owner OF =
neighboring estate; the Duke OF Alba
and the director Of the Spanish Credit
Bank are among the influential persons
behind the project
Evening star., 1928-08-12
An Anglers Opportunity.

RALEIGH. N. c.. Pl.-The flshinc
should be fine In North Carolina. State
fish hatcheries placed 5000 600 fry and
f1ingerlings In Carolina waters this sea-
son
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
W0 JAIL Ed FOR
Il DUCE RI Of


ROME. Sept Monolo Fam
boni, father 81 youth who tried -
assasslnate Premier Mussolini IA
Bologna two years 40. and VIII
ginia Tabarroni. maternal aunt u
the youth. were taken e prison ~.
day to begin serving the maximum
sentence 81 so years imposed upon
them by military tribunal after
they were found guilty 81 completely
ii the plot against il Duce's. life.
Aztec Zamb0ni, the young man
who actually fired the shots At
dussolini, was lynched by an en-.
ragged mob upon the scene. Mem
hers Of his family were arrested.
charged with moral responsibility
for the shooting
A third defendant, LstId0vicu lam
boni, was acquitted despite the faet
that testimony had been given 70
show that he also had fired upon
Mussolini.
The prosecutor declared that,
while IN prison awaiting trial. Mo.
rnoIo zamboni wrote poetry extolling
his sons act.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
| LEGION TACRS
HINES POLICY

IN the face 81 silence from Brig.
Gen. Frank r. Hines, director Of
the Veterans Bureau, as 70 his
future annual leave policy. the
American Legion has determined to
continue the campaign AGAINST any
change In the existing 20 days leave
regulations for employees Of the
bureau.
Action BY the legion officials
awaits the return to the city Of
Gen. y. J. Persiing. who has been
appointed chairman Of 1. committee
10 confer with General Hines.
Other members of the committee
were Major Gen. w. al. Bethel, Brig.
Gen. G. q. EEilbourne, Paul v. Col.
lines, Frederick william vile. John
O'Connor Roberts and Forrest Barti.
The American Legion has been
spurred to action BY reported
policy on the part or the Veterans
Bureau Of cutting the annual leave
Of employees who spent is days IN
civilian training ct reserve camps.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08

The airpIans flown ~ Lieut.
Harry AZ Dinger u q
Boiling Field. which field officials
tried IL locafe by radio Thursday
Nirhf. following information ~.
ceived ~ the death 81 the father
81 Lieutenant Dineerss nlechanlr.
stair sergt. Paul AZ Ritter. was
reached ana communicated with
Yesterday IT HoughtOn. Wis.
The message WAS delivered ~
Sergeant Ritter before the depar-
ture 81 the plane for the Pacifi
coast, and II is thought here that
Lieutenant DInger viii change his
schedule and take Ritter to nis
home to attend the funeral Of his
father
Lieutenant Dinger. Sergeant Rit
ter and Private Louis Deeper.
ance are carrying Representative
James Or Michigan, chairman Of
the House military affairs com
nnittee. from Hancock. Mich. west
ward Tor an inspection Of Army air
fields. Major Thomas w. Ham
mOnd of the Army War College i6
also with the party, trimctorcd
Ea0kker which left Boiling Field
wednesday.
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Photos BY international

WITH HER HUSBAND held as the slayer Of her
Youngest brother Mrs Luigi Panorella 15yearod bride
and her brother Tommy Santomarco, shown above.
The body of Salvatore Santomarco found in bag
IN the rear Of the Panorela home He had been choked
to death.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept onc q
the clues which may nnravsI thu
nayntery surrounding the death q
william i. D:0lier, contractor ia
volpnd III the Queens sewer inquiry
haG come 10 the New York police
from washington man, = bnsi-
ness associate Of DsOlier Gilbert g,
Waldrop, Of $500 Ninth st. n. w.
The fact that D'0lier knew ne
Was marked man. that he -
pected foul play At any time, was
disclosed today by Waldrop, who
was with him at his final Ynaystsry
tislt' 70 his offices III the Gray
bar Building last saturday.
NY friend told me he was
afraid Of eOmething more than any.
thing else in the world, said Wal.
drop. What that something was
~ would never reveal u me- The
furfherest he would 20 was to nay
that he was afraid oe bodily injury.
The contractors brother. Henry
D'CIier, today made the fiat char 3
that hired gunner sealed my
brothers lips" The grand Jury
will take up this new phase Of the
sewer graft investigation I'M.
nlediately.
The relations between DsOIier
and the late John M. Fhiiii9s;
sewer pipe king" are now being
checked up. Many witnesses are to
De called by District Attorney Ric5s.
ard 8. Ncwcombe, 81 Queens III
IN effort to break the graft grip
IN Queens, which runs 70 SIS 900 ,O5 90
y sewer pipe purchases alone.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
Wife Off With Soldier
Husbands Complaint

Charging that his lte deserted
him and has been Living with sol.
der stationed Al Fort Myer Va
Frank ii. Martin. q the 1900 block
81 q ST. II r. has filed suit foR
absolute divorce against Bulah 3.
Martin. who resides ii the first
block 81 j St ~. W
They were married December q
1918. ii Harpers Ferry, ~. Va. ard
came to washington 70 live i
March, 1925. the husbands petition,
filed through Attorney MI u Lone
said. His wife deserted him In ALays
1928, because Of her infatuation Tor
the soldier, he said. There are no
children Of the marriage, It was sid.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08


TUXEDO. N. sept, state
police today are searching Tor the
murderers. believed to be members
81 bookkeeping gang who shot
and killed Carl =. Wilder. j State
motorcycle policeman stationed here.
Wilder was found dying late YES
terday on lonely road ~ Green.
wood Lake. n. BY couple IN
= sedan bearing i New Jersey
license. who telephoned police that
they had passed the body Of the
State trooper.
4 When he was found, Wilder vas
clutching d mans necktie. evidently
wrenched loose in q struggle. He
was semi Unconscious but died short
time later in hospital here Of =
yvnalnd inflicted BY 4 .sS-calibre bull
let. His motorcycle was found II
the road near the body.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
SEGRE |
NAVAL PACT
REPORT
q InIsrnalIsaaI g. -

ny MN4&EE III - - " t34.e ttss1t
LONDON, Sept. Gin well.
informed circles. reports that tll :
British government had decided 70
ssanreernenf were accepted 0n
fact today. but official confirn1a.
ton was nkiII Lacking
American sensitivenesGg 70 the
secrecy surrounding the agree
nienk and public opposition II Eng
land to any negotiations which
might appear to be private iii.
formal agreements were the main
reasons for the shelving of the
pact, according To the Daily Herald.
Details OF the agreement ".
compromise have never been
made public. However, references
to the negotiations AZ leading to d
review of the s'entent cOrdiale.
nave been many.
Premier Baldwin ana Lord Cusf.
enden are expected to meet to dis
cues the question within few
days. No official announcement
regarding the agreement Is ~
1ccted until after their meeting.
Senator william u. Borah tFs.)
81 Idaho. chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, today
criticised the new secret naval pact
between Great Britain and France.
think that it II objecki onable
for TWO reasons, said Boraf. first,
because II WIS made m secret and
pecret treaties should ~ disnpproved
at al times Second, because an
alliance of any kind between nations
y dana erc1e - peace, particularly =
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
Test TO Decide Guards
West Point Candidate

The District OF Columbia NAkiongI
Guards candidate for WesE Point
will be selected In the ORDER Of
merit established at an sxamina.
ton under the auspices OF the Civil
Service Commission SATURDAY Oct,
Der 8. II was announced today.
The examination ID for cntIarlce
to West Point July I. 1879. 1T Il
open 70 any member Of the local
national guard who has served az
least one year, ii between Fhe ages
ok III ma m, ana IA not LEGS than
5 feet inches tell.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08

IN IT. effort % improve the W
pearance 81 enlisted men without
increasing the cost 81 their ciotn.
ing, the war Department today
ordered that laced boot be used
iii place Of the present garrison
shoe and canvas logging by En-:
listed men of the cavalry and field
artillery
The new boot will Be of soft, Tex
ibie tan leather. close fitting abou.
the ankle and calf. with : box toe;
no buckle Or strap at the TOD. and
the height win be such that the
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
Man Waits Nine Years
Then Seeks Freedom

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, sept. g..
After waiting more than nine years
for his wife to return to him. VIII.
liam Joseph Prendergast has brought
suit Tor divorce. Malta Quinn
Pr0ndergast, the wife. lives IN New
York city.
Predergast asks custody of his
son, Martin, who was only 4 few
months old when his wife left, and
IS now 10.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08

ton of the boot win come ~ close
to the knes u comfortable wear
will permit
In order to avoid mixed nlothin0
within the organisation. the laced
Sbo0t for the present will be ~.
thOrized only Tor men of the cavalry
and field artillery Considered ton viii
Be given later to authorization Of
such boots for mounted enlisted
men Of other branches.
This boot win affect an approx.
mate saving of sIO.35 per nan per
enlistment.
The Washington times., 1928-09-08
u. S. tO Dress Army
II Laced Boots

III t effort improve the appearance Of enlisted men
without increasing the Of their clothing the War Depart
ment today ordered that laced boot be used place Of the
Garrison Logging By enlisted Of
H. nd fnId 1prV.
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Automobiles for Sale

Sedan special: look at this for $685.;
easy terms.
STUFF OF INDIANA.
1925 N Meridian. Ii. 4514.
Omen evenings
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Legal Notices

Office Of the architects and engineers
upon deposit OF a check made payable to
the order of said architects and engineers
for the SUM of ten dollars ($l0.00) as
surety for the return of the plans and
Specifications to the office of said archi-
tects and engineers in good condition.
Sealed proposals will be received sepa-
rately on the following parts of the work:
l. Remodeling of toilet rooms in
Shadeland school.
2. Remodeling Of toilet rooms in
Cumberland school.
Bids on each school must be accom-
panied by a certified check in the amount
Of two and one-half per cent (2iafc) of
the estimated amount Of the bid. but in
one hundred dollars $500 .00l. said check
to be certified by a reputable bank or
trustee company doing business in the
State Of Indiana
The trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
WILLIAM H. COOPER,
Trustee Warren Township,
Marion County Indiana
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, NJ, 10l8-rms., single, dble
Reasonable. Plenty hot water. Ri. 9006.
, CENTRAL. 2404-Light, airy. clean, fur
nished rm.: l or persons. Ha. 4787-W.
CENTRAL, T1446-Clean, modern rms;
private home; desirable garage. Ii. 9504.
DELAWARE. NJ, i656-Lovely rm.: private
hrn.; gentleman; plsnty hot wat. ia. 1908
GRAY, N. 823-Nicely furn, or gentle
men. modern, private, reas., garage.
HARBOUR HOTEL
6l1lz n. ILL., ofean, mod. rms; shower
and tub baths; low daily and wkly. rates.
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Automobiles for Sale

FLINT, 4-DOOR sEDAN-Modetl z, SIS,
refnished in Brewster green. wonderful
is equipped with 4-wheel brakes. Bumpers,
shock absorbers. in fact the car is COM
plete in every respect. Engine is in won
derful condition. A car that yourself and
family would be proud to own. Priced
this week at s575, terms. GAULT
MOTOR Co. S756 College Ave. Wa. 2022.
Open evenings
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Friday, July 10, D. m Five-room mod
ern and garage, in Irvington, 1918 Uni
versity Ave.
All these properties will be sold to
the highest bidder owners leaving city.
Small down payments. easy terms; inn
mediate possession. To be sold on prem
ises. Hardwood floors. new Peerless furn.,
near high school. Come, bid and buy.
kissing Auction Company
Ri 2633 sol New CITY Trust Bldg.
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Lots for Sale
Real Estote Wanted

WE WANT-Fa rms, city property. or mer-
chandise. We make trades a speciality.
What have you? GRAY REALTY CO., 4
WANT-The best lot in city that $500
cash will buy. Write Box X-100. Care OF
Times.
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DIANA Straight 8 sedan Moon
81. A beautiful dark blue
car with natural wood wheels.
7 tires, of which are new;
velour upholstering is we'll
preserved: car is in wonder
derful mechanical condition;
go out on the read and clip
of rs honest miles per hour;
four wheel brakes; full equip.
Will sell on easy terms; take
light coupe or sedan in trade
or lot as part payment. Call
MR.. COPLEY, Ri. 555i, day
time only.
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Storage and Transfer

FURNISHED-Sum cottage; elec.; list
and White River; wk. or season. Ia. 4223.