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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-04
SEtFOOD DEMAND
SHOWN AT MARKET
Soft Crabs Scarce, Vege
table Supply Continues
Plentiful in District.

An active demand for sea food was
reported py dealers at Municipal Fish
Market this morning, retailers and con-
sumers looking ahead for supplies for
Friday. Cooler weather has resulted in
the fish appearing more attractive and
n a better condition.
There was a decided scarcity Of soft
crabs this morning. according to re-
ports, but 1t is expected that shipments
will be received in time for tomorrow
mornings trade Hard crabs were plen-
tiful at $3.50 a barrel, and the general
run of crabmeat was quoted at 40
cents.
Pine specimens of rockfsh. fresh from
lower Potomac waters. were offered at
20 and Is cents a pound. Included
among the offerings was fairly large
number Of small blueish that sold at
IS cents Norfolk spots were Is. butter.
Ash 20, Boston mackerel IS and found
ers Is cents pound.
Haddock, the cheapest FISH offered
we're quoted at cents, the fillet of the
Ash selling at 20 cents. Cod and pol
lock we're quoted at 10 cents and trout
rs to size, were quoted at 10, Is and 20
cents.
Standard oysters were offered at 1925
and selects at $3.50 a gallon. Shell
stock from the lower Potomac sold at
$3.50 buShel, Norfolk stock selling at
~ a barrel
Displays of fruits continue to at
tract attention Of buyers. fancy fruits
from distant sections being in demand.
There we're fairly large quantities of
vegetables offered the retail trade along
the country line this morning. prices
being about the same as prices quoted
yesterday.
Meat. poultry butter and egg prices
continued unchanged.
Today's Wholesale Prices.
Butter-One- pound prints. 4si2a4s13 !;
tub, 47l2a4S1a; store packed. 30a32.
Eggs-Fresh. selected, 40a42; hem
merry. 4Sa5o current receipts, ISAAC;
storage. 35a36.
Poultry, alive-Turkeys. 30a3S; fowls.
az Spring chickens, large. 33a34: me-
dunn, 32a33: small, Sass; Leghorns,
3sa3O: ROSTERS, i9a2O: keats, young,
6sas0; old, 80. Dressed-Tl~ keys. 40a-
IS; fowls, large, 33s35: small, 3Oa32;
Spring chickens. large. 3Sa40: medium,
ISAAC; small, SO: Leghorns. 81; capons,
large, 42a45: small. 30a35; ducks, 29a30;
keats. young. soal.00.
Meats, fresh killed-Beef, 22a27: veal.
25a26: lamb. 26a29: pork loin. 26a2s:
fresh hams, 25a26: fresh shoulders, "a;
annexed hams, 27s2S; smoked shoulders,
2la22: bacon. 22a24: lard. 1871.
Live stock-Calves, 16ai612; lambs,
i4alS.
Fruit and Vegetable Review.
The daily market report on fruits
and vegetables, compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, says:
light, market steady: barrels, no sales
reported; boxes. Washington combina-
ton, extra fancy and fancy Winter
Bananas, medium to large size, 235;
bushel baskets, Maryland and Virginia,
U. S. No. /. 21a inches up, Grimes,
l.25a1.50; various varieties, Local rs;
unclasSified, various varieties, az inches
up. 60a75; U. S. No. l. 2h inches up,
Delicious, 1.50a2.0 90: mostly 17Sa2.00.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate; demand
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RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION

A Battle Greek physician says,
Constipation is responsible for
more misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sys-
TEN into the lazy. dry. evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
looSenS the dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming q habit
or ever increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night.
Next day bright. Get ~ for 25c to-
day at the nearest Rexall or Liggett
Drug Store. advertisement.
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NEW YORK. October [P).-S. w.
atraus e. Co. has applied for national
bank charter here. While no definite
announcement was made. it is reported
other banks are under consideration in
cities where the company now has Of
fees. The Straus National Bank g.
Trust Co. was recently opened in Chi
cago, with q capital of $l,OOO.0o0. The
company has specialized in real estate
mortgage bonds for generation.
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B. & 0. EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE. October 4. (Specian.
The Baltimore L. Ohio Railroad.
with a net operating income so far
this year within $3,000,000 of last
years level, expects 1928 net operat-
1927.
Earnings so far, 1t is claimed, point
to $40 a share, against 1913 In 1927.
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URGES CORN FOR STOCK.
Jardine Advises Farmers OF Utilize
Bumper Crop.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Secretary Jardine has advised farm
ers to feed an additional $4,000 900
bushels of corn to cattle, hogs and
poultry this year in order to utilize
the bumper crop anticipated in re-
cent reports issued by the Department
of Agriculture.
Normally about IS per cent. of the
corn crop Is fed to domestic animals. "
he stated. but it is often advisable
to vary the proportion. thereby pre-
venting undue disturbance of either
corn or live stock prices. In the eco
nomic machinery of agriculture, the
utilization of surplus crops by live
stock can be made to act as 9 gov
ernor in maintaining smooth operation. !"
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COPPER TRADING QUIET.

NEW YORK, October 4 Cp).-Trading
In copper last week was the quietest in
two months, Engineering and Mining
Journal reports. Copper, lead and zinc
prices are virtually unchanged, while
silver and tin are somewhat higher.
September copper sales of 500,000,000
pounds established new record.
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PARIS B0uRsE PRICES.

PARIS, October 4 Ao).-Prices adj
vanced on the Bourse today. Three per
cent rentes. IS francs; per cent loan,
90 francs 95 centimes.
Exchange on London, 1874 francs "a
confines. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs 58Aa confines.
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Mid Continent Petroleum.

NEW YORK. October 4 CP.--At the
directors meeting of the Mid Continent
Petroleum Corporation October 10, the
earnings statement for the third quarter
year.
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New Utility Financing.

NEW YORK. October CE0.-New
public utility financing includes 80 900
shares Green Mountain Power Corpora
ton Of Vermont So cumulative preferred
stock, no par value.
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Regular $l.7S to $l.os values Full-fash
ioncd-rure thread silk. sheer and scrv-
ice weigh. with Isle solesin the de-
sired shades Don't overlook this spc-
cial for Saturdays selling
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CAIN IS PLEASED WITH HARKRADER OUTLOOK, COAL IS EXCELLENT

The coal mining property be- ing developed at Harkrader oy the Admiralty Island Coal company was described today as a wonder full prospect" by J. II. Cam. presi- dent of the Apex Fl Nido Gold min ing company. who returned yester- day from a brief trip there He was highly enthusiastic over thr outlook for the development of a first class coal mine.
 Everything indicates the pres ence of fine body of excellent coal. he said. and added: If l owned it I certainly would not hesitate to spend whatever money was required for exploration and development work" He said the work in progress under the direc- tion of Superintendent Evan Jones is being intelligently and well per formed
 Mir. Cam announced, also, that he had sold the Apex II, the mine tender owned by the Lislanski company, to the coal company. Transfer of ownership was made today. He and Mrs. Cam will
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ELLIOTT OFF ON TRIP OF
 INSPECTION
Leaves Tomorrow for Diff ferent Localities to
 Inspect Work

Major Elicit, President of the Alaska Road Commission, will leave tomorrow on the U. $. Bu. reau of Fisheries boat, Wigeon. for short trip of inspection to Haines, Skagway and Sitka. Lieut.. E. L. Cummings will accompany him IS far as Chiikoot Barracks where Major Elliott will inspect the rad work around Haines and initiate the repair work on the reservoir for the Chiikos Barracks water suprly. Lieut. Cummings will remain there for about two weeks, to superintend the repair work. which consists of stopping a number of leaks in the reservoir due to settlement of the ground.
 From Chilkoot Barracks, Major Elliott will go to Skagway to in spect the trail system being de veioped towards Dyea and Snug glers Cove.
 He will make short trip to Sitka to look over the road work, trail system and other government work in that locality before re- turning to Juneau in about week.
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BEAUTY SHOP
 STUDENTS ON
 NEW SYSTEM

PARIS, July 12.--The poor young mother who in fearful melodramas sells her tresses to buy bread for her starving children now has two more mealtickets offered her by Fashion.
 When her head of long hair is gone at a good price, she still can rent the use of her bobbed head for the practice of future hair dressers and can allow student manicurists to file her nails.
 These are new professions of the poor and the courageous. There is no hardship now in the sale of the braided pigtall, but there is pain and Humiliation in the frequent marcels and the oft repeated manicures. The young hairdresser, too unskilled to be trusted with customer, expert ments with irons too hot or too cold on hair that in a few days is burned and ragged and ugly with uneven waves.
 And the manicurists prick and cut in learning their trade until the patient, although well paid, soon prefers hunger.
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would be imprisoned in his quarters aboard the ship. In a few minutes he recovered his composure sufii- ciently to explain that he intended to remain only a few .-s.;aks h Eu- rope. He wanted, he said. to have look" around Paris and Vienna. but denied that he was a seeker after sensations. Instead he de- sired only to revisit some of the scenes of his boyhood travels.
 The graying. elderly slayer of Stanford White. asked about a ru- nor that he intended to re-marry Evelyn Nesbit, his divorced wife and the woman over whom he shot White. said simply:
 Nothing is farther from my
 mind just at present"
 The refusal of British authorities to admit Thaw is taken by English papers to be retaliation for the rec fusal of Washington to allow the Countess Cathcart to enter the United States; and now that the business of "getting even" has finally started. many of them spec- ulate just where it will end.
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--------- "M'FADOEN'S FLATS"
 AT PALACE TONIGHT

Whoever says that the Charles ton and it's accompanying jazz steps are products of the present day. hasn't talked with Edna Mur- phy, Dorothy Dawn and other pret- ty principals in 'McFadden's Flats" at the Palace tonight, for they are of the opinion that there was as much jazz quarter of a century ago as today.
 They base the statement on the dances that have been executed on the "McFadden's Flats" set tings during the filming of tho picture. Such Hitting pieces as "The Sidewalks of New York, :" Sweet Rosie O'Grady," and oth- CTS of the same period were played by the orchestra on the set, and Director Richard Wallace permit ted his players to spend their leis- ure time improvising new dances to them.
 Why, there's more jazz in those
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old songs than in many of the new cnes," said Miss Murphy You can do any of the new steps to them, and with slight vari- ations you can put more jazz into them than in the latest product of the newest of song writer's"
 Charlie Murray and Celeste Conklin have the featured parts in this comedy.
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 1.-THE SILENT LOVER" COMING TO PALACE

Milton Sills and a notable east in "The Silent Lover" are com ing to the Palace Sunday, and another tremendous hit similar to that registered by the popular First National star in The Sea Hawk" and Men of Steel" is soon to be made.
 Stills will win many new friends with his daring horsemanship and manly courting in this thrilling tale of the French Legion.
 Some of the most arresting and convincing desert shots yet regis tered by the camera, together with the moonlight glimpses of the lonely Moroccan outpost where Sills and his Legionnaires kept watch, assist materially in making The Silent Lover" a particularly beautiful presentation.
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Brazil Imports
 Much Dried Fish

RIO DE JANEiRO, July 12.- With more than f,0C0 miles of coastline washed by waters which teem with every variety of fish. to say nothing of hundreds Of miles of rivers also well stocked, Bra gil imports yearly nearly $10,00o,- 900 of dried fish Besides. the imports of canned fish come to a considerable figure.
 BraziPs own fishing industry is in ita infancy. There are no re- frigerating trawlers of consequence most of the fishing being done by small boats, even from bamboo rafts. Fishermen supply only their immediate locality. Many gash the sides of their catch and rub in salt to preserve the fish until they get ashore to market. Gid papers fo; safe a. The EmD're.
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GOOD AS GOLD" AT
 COLISEUM SATURDAY

Guests at Fl Toyar Hotel, on the rim of the Grand Canyon in Ari- zona, had ten entertaining days when Buck Jones and his com pany of forty-four were making scenes for Good as Gold,' his latest Fox Films starring releaze which is at the Coliseum Satur- day.
 The hotel was full of tourists and each was insistent upon see ing Jones perform his daring acts on the perpendicular sides of the canyon. A misistep would have meant a fall of almost a mile
 Scott Dunlap, director, found it necessary to establish guards to ride herd" on tourists and pre- vent them getting into dangerou. places.
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Attractions At Theatres
DANCING ACT AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

The Coliseum will tonight ol- fer Freddie Brown and Buddy Marion, a couple of boys from Hollywood, in q dancing act, tae very latest steps that are now the craze in the south rhc Var sity Drag and shuffle and ap steps The two are on pleas ure trip to Alaska and will ap, pear tonight only, two shows.
 Tonight will also see the fast showing of Syd Chaplir's latest comedy hit, The Missing Inlk."
 This comedy has been pT3s'lim- cd by all that have seen tho bes, Chaplin fun-maker to date and that it is full of laughs.
 Tonight's double show is for one night only, as the bookings oi both attractions are such that it will be impossible to hold them over.
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Diplomatic Tit for Tat
 Bars Thaw from England
Millionaire Playboy Told He Must Sail Right
 Back to U. s.

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. UlN).-
 When Vera, the Countess
 Cathcart, was denied the right to enter the United States two years ago on the broad, general grounds of "morai turpitude," there were persons who prophesied that John Bull would, some time in the future. make things interesting for certain Americans addicted to front page notoriety.
 The countess lawyers fought hard 10 have the two -four dollar" words defined clearly by immigration sharks, and finally got an admission semi officially. cf course-that it was because of their clients advcn- lures as . divorce correspondent that she was deemed ineligible to enter. But--she could land tenn porarily. So the titled visitor went ashore long enough to dispose of . play based upon certain interesting phases of her own life and to attend the now celebrated Earl Carroll bathtub party.
 Then she re-embarked for her own English countryside. but not before paying parting tribute to the United States that was so hot It smoked.
 But Harry K. Thaw had no such luck upon his arrival here aboard the liner Aquitania. As the million aire playboy. after distributing largesse to stewards who were see- Ing his baggage over the side, started down the gangplank. he was met by an official. polite and sym pathetic. yet inflexibly firm. who told him that he must remain board the vessel and return with her to the United States. The cus- toms man would give no explana- tion.
 Sorry. sir." he said. "but our
 orders are not to allow you to
 land"
 Thaw was thunderstruck at the or der and asked petulantly if he
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cHUKHN0sKKY STRANDED

MOSCOW, July lz. - Another ironical twist has been given to the Mobile rescue with news .hat Aviator Chukhnosky and his four companions are stranded near the north of East Land after having discovered the Malmgren party and given direc- tions for the rescue of the three men sighted on the ice from their plane.
 Fog kept Continuously from returning to the Krassin. He ra- diced that he was forced to land a mile southwest of Cape Palten. I.e has two weeks supplies, fcod, weapons and ammunition. The under carriage of his plane was damaged when he came down and he asked assistance be sent to him.
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AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Gastineau
 w. l.. Philpott, Seattle; Mrs. $. F. Thompson, BelliDgham; c Homes, Toronto; D. s. H. Pier, Toronto; H. l.. Rust; D. H. Me Donald, Portland Island.
 Alaskan
 l.. M. Jones, Ark Lake: Jim Donahoe, Douglas; M. Warner, Funter Bay; Perry Spencer, Asia. Ore; John Peterson, Tenakee; {; Carl Sales, Tenakee; Gust Nieml, Tenakee; Mike Pusich, Funter Say.
 Zynda
 Robert D. Wise, Anchorage; w. A. Mckenzie, Seattle.
 About all the rising generation is willing to go without is sleep and advice. l.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
 Is Preparing to Retire


 LONDON, July 12.-The SO-year- old Archbishop of Canterbury is soon to retire, according to his own announcement to the Canter- bury diocesan conference, which met in Lambeth palace.
 When in 1930 the gishops gath CT here for the seventh Lambeth Conference" he said, "it will be under another chairmanship than my own, though 1 am privileged to take part next month in form ing the initial plans for the great gathering"
 Dr. Randall Davidson has com pleted 25 years as primate of the Established Church of England. He has held that office for long CT period than any of his prede- cessors in the past 400 years.
 
 Old papers for sale at The Empire
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M. L. MERRITT LEAVES

M. l.. Merritt, Assistant District Forester of the U. $. Forest Ser vice here. left today on the Aleu- ton for Ketchikan where ne will mako trips with the supervisors and rangers to look over the field
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conditions. lie expects to stop in Petersburg on hs way back to Juneau, to make field trips in tha. vicinity. He expects to be awasf for about three weeks.
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NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE HEREBY the District
  or order o CusNu a
  sale 
  Penalty r . Let Foundto N
 Seventh ~ -----B Iot }. t I
  a s
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Bcdy Carried Aboard

him was the body of Dr. Malm- gren, leader
 Bcdy Carried Aboard
 Eager as the Russians were ID minister to the needs of the liv- iLg men, they did not forget the dead. While all stood at salute, the body of Dr. Malmgren was carried aboard the Krassin and the icebreaker then turned her bow to further rescue work.
 The two Italians were bathed. given food and fresh clothes.
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uid papers TOT salc a- The Empire.
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TWO MEMBERS ITAL.IA'S CREW
 RESCUED TODAY
Russian Ice Breaker Forces Way Through Floes
 to Camp

(CoEtinued from Page Onei
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leave for Lisiansk. tonight or to- morrow.
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Old papers for sale at The Empire
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Gid papers fo,- sa,e a. The Emp.re
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SAI.E--FARNlS.

- " MARLBORO PIKE.
mere ground and 7-room bungalow, cell
lar. eiec lear garare chicken house. nice
fruit, etc Price $1,000.
- "''' N'U' ON STATE ROAD.
I.s4 o9 NSerIhoro pike 10 acres, barn,
beautiful site to build. Wonderful shade
Price $4,000 ... ,,rvr
acres. u-room house. cleo. oath, neat
barns, nice stream with bathing pool me
''''0' """ O. b. zANTZINGER.
Main 1871. 94o IL 81 N.W.
40 ACRES OF LAND IN PRINCE GEORGES
County. Md about one hall mile IRON on raii,
road station and fronting about l.200 feet
on good cinder road. Excellent Broom
house with cellar: furnace haS: Wonderiu l
Tor quick sale, $3.50; reasonable terms
A. f. ROBINSON,
,atb and n " Ave Main 442.
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SALE-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.; sl5,750--IN. FASH
ionable Harrison st. NV: detached, seven
rooms two baths and garage; excellent t con-
for Immediate sale. Call our Mr.. Burton.
w G. & A. NJ MILLER.
1IIo nth st Decatur 61O.
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saI.E-sUBtJRBAN PROPERTY.

AN INcoMpARABLE VALVE lIdIII, n hon NEW 6,
detached DITCH c9iGnP ha home aus.
open fireplace, side, porch. al! oak floors
hotWater heat fnll ennentru ano aase
tractfvey decorated throughout. City water water
and Sidewalk and S street nei pess poe
to schools. churches. stores bus and trolley
transpt ration. 1s minutes downtown town. De- ef
all Builder forced to. raise some cash at at
this dun season. has set sacrflee PrlGe %
s st e. i0' n '@e' Worth TO Inspect
Rndn9 M"iR rr cal ssso 2i2
fenced; with handsome 5-room bunsaio",i
ami; only $40 cash and $40 per mo-; incl
i Hterf 'Sil,e At aa7 safrifce price o"NN
SUBSTANTIAL 7-RM, AMI; HOUSE OF
prewar construction on large lot with beau
tiful Enclosed back yard In attractive supnr-
ban community; s4.5o0:. your own terms
owner. ii Schley ave, Hyattsviile. Hyatts.
446. ~
l1-ACRE ESTATE. FINE HOME. ANIL;
sacrifce; owner. ieaving. viii take $4,000
loss; price, 100000. Address Box S4-M. Star
office.
THE SAN LOIS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL.
attractive and artistic suburban home IN or
room tile bath, shower, h:-w:h.' hardwood GOD
floors, handsome electric fixtures. open flre-
place. front, side and rear porcheS; wafer,
sewer, gas. electricity and one minute TO
and commanding corner lot; trees: hedEes,
lawn. garage. The house Is OF the finest
materials and workmanship: Price $1,000 $500
interest. JAMES c. ROGERS. owner. Phone
Hyattsville 327.
FOUR 5-ROOM HOLIOW;TILE BUNGA-
lows, ami. fine place: hardwood floors. Ra-
rage. front and back .porches; good streets,
schools; churches aud stores. Located az
SHoCKEY. owner Phone Vienna 4l-F-'i:
$35 PER MONTH BUYS,
"a new Groom BUNGALOW on large large d,i
a .mj.: paved street; near school. stores ana
% f Sss t6s ONE viii Srot
Call Shepherd 2840-J. - 20
5-ROOM BUNGALOWS ON BALTIC; BLVD
~ gt and Ds.sc sacrca at s4o oo
down. s45 a month W. S. HILL, Jr Fen
dali Bldg. Phone Main $500. -..
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL; NO: II
s4,95o; $50 cash. $40 monthly. Call OWNER.
between am. and pm, Main 7zso' aitef
5 pm. Decatur 5000.
NEW. ATTRACTIVE, 3-RoOM COTTAGE;
porches two acres, running branch. only ~
monthly; small cash payment. Kensinston
THE BEST BUY IN WASHINGTON, SUB.
urban acreage: on hard-surface road; near
projected Developments .v Must Isl be sold
Phone Franklin XII 5 1920 aooA 6 Sr.' St. sw
WONDERFUL. OPPORTUNITY. 90.
wool floors gas. cleo. city water. sewer,
h. w H., cleo range. kitchen cabinet, two
0HlcEIy at s>.7{o. 5TsNSm4ss,norp
Main SSH b. NANiAi ss5 St NV
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Acre land, 7-roon1 semi-bungaIow; Column
bia pike Md, gasoline. corner; good locs,
ton; sell or exchange. Also 1000 SO; zee.
land, New Hampshire ave, north OF Grant
Circle; corner. over 200 It. frontage: eX-
change for small house. r. r. siding b. * O
Takoma Park section.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY Co.
Ga. 2s7t. Takoma Park. D. c.
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BROOM BUNGALOW ON SOUTH RIVER,
e. 000:' io-acre tract with SCOTT. water front;
& 5000 Take road from Annapolis toward
Arundel on the Bay, miles d. W. S 20.
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SAl,E--lOTS.
WANTED-I0TS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BTTTTDER WANTS 10 OR is LOTS. SUIT
abfa for row or semi detached homes. Al
dress box 4I3-M, Star office. ~