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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-30
U. S. URGED TO
BREAK RADIUM
PRICE CONTROL
Metal Can Be Made in
America for Half of Bel
qian Cost.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Alleged
monopolistic control of the world
radium supply by a Belgian syndi-
cate has led to discussion of the
possibility of domestic production.
Radium is held at $4,000 a gram,
and this price must be paid by doc
tors for the precious metal. now ex-
tensively employed in the treatment
of cancer.
1t was recalled that in southwest
ern Colorado and southeastern Utah
there are extensive deposits of car
notite ore from which the United
States bureau of mines, in 1915, ex-
tracted radium at an average cost of
$37 500 per gram, little more than
half the present price.
Representative Edward T. Taylor of
Colorado intends to put the subject
before congress when it reconvenes.
Taylor represents the district in
southwestern Colorado in which the
ore deposits are located He is pre-
pairing a resolution calling on the
bureau Off mines to investigate the
feasibility Of resuming experimental
work in Colorado to develop this
country'S own resources.
He will press for an adequate ap-
preparation in the belief that con-
gresS gladly will support an effort
designed not only to render America
independent of a Belgian monopoly
but to promote the cause of science
and public health.
Recent revelations regarding the
production of radium salts have in
tereSted official Washington as well
as the medical world The Union
Miniere du Haut Katanga drove the
American producers out of business
when it developed rich uranium de-
posts in the Belgian Congo, it is
claimed. After the United States
production was stopped it is charged
the price was boosted to $4,000 per
gram, and IS held thee now by de-
liberately restricting it's output.
This condition is regarded as in
tolerble by American scientific
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AMERICANS TO
ATTEND FRENCH
DOLL CONGRESS-
World Marionette Show to
Be Held in
Paris.
BY n. REYNOLDS PACKARD,
United Press staa Corr.spondent

PARIS. Aug. 50.-The first world
marionette congress is to be held
in Paris next October and will be
attended by delegates from all over
Europe and America. One Of the
principal problems to be discussed
will be how Punch and Judy shows
can be utilized in public schools for
the teaching of such subjects as
geography and history.
Czecho- Slovakia, which has over
2,7O0 puppet-shows throughout the
country, is to send the largest num-
Der of delegates, although a good
representation is also expected from
the United States where interest in
marionettes has been increasing.
Russia will also be well represented
According to an announcement by
the committee in charge of the
congress. one of the principal
speeches will be made by Leon b.
gatitrev, of Russia. He will tell
of the varied kinds of marionetteS
which are popular in his country,
including those used by the Siber-
AdAAo anu L44C pCOpAC VI NICOA go dlAAA
the Ukraine.
Numerous speakers from Czecho-
Slovakia will give detailed accounts
as to how practically every school,
house in that country is equipped
with puppet-shows, generally fash
toned by the children themselves.
Performances are given in the
clasSroomS in connection with their
everyday lessons.
New mechanisinS which are be-
ing used in different parts of the
world to operate the marionettes
will also form an important part
Of the agenda. Much is expected
from the American delegates in this
respect because of innovations
which have recently made their ap-
pearance in the United States his
torical costuming, scenery and tray
cling arranged will likewise be dis
euSSed.
The congress will attempt to
facilitate the diffusion and publica-
ton of plays written especially for
marionette theaters.
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Labor Bodies Haze No
Official Program Monday

ing to resorts within a 200-mile
radius, particularly in northeastern
Indiana, that the majority will sue
cumb.
Picnickers will have their fling over
the weekend, according to reserva-
lions already made with the city
park board. Figures show there will
be more than thirty reunions, and
probably an equal number of family
gatherings in all city parks.
The regular holiday mail schedule
will be in effect, with delivery of
only special delivery letters and
perishable goods. Stores and banks
will be closed all day Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-30
CLOSE GEOLOGY TOUR

Harvard Students Discover Alberta
Mountains Older Than Alps.
Be- Times Special
JASPER PARK, Alberta, Aug. go
The Harvard university summer
school of geology, which has just
closed a five weeks investigation of
the mountains of the Maligne lake,
Jasper Park, has found that these
mountains are older than the Alps
This is a remarkably fine region
geologically, and we were faced
with many interesting problems, par
ticularly with regard to glaciers"
stated Professor Kirtley F. Mather,
who headed the group of twenty-five
students.
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actresses until they can find engage
mentS in their regular profession
Many other concerns have taken
on some of the jobless histrions as
stenographers. secretaries. floorwalk-
ers, room clerks and doormen.
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and the government employment
Offices and many private firms are
busying themselves at the moment
finding odd jobs for the stage folk.
One large Berlin department store
has added ten of them to its sales
staff in the past few weeks, while
another has made room for t0ar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-30
De Pinedo Quits Air Post

ROME, Aug. 28.-Francisco De Pr
nedo, most celebrated of Italian fiji
ers, has resigned from his post as
chief of-staff of the italian air
force, it was understood here today,
to be succeeded by General Giuseppe
Vale.
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BAD YEAR ON ACTORS

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Aug. 30.-Pity the poor
actor in a year like this.
There are 1900 out of work here
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-30

Gold produced in the world dur
ing 1927 amounted to 100000
pounds Syerting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-30

government should not endeavor to
foster radium production in America
and guarantee a supply.
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MANY IMPROVEMENTS

Plan; for extensive plant better ments resulting in enlarged minin}, production at the Hirst-C -Chichagof Mine were revealed at Juneau ir. tae Empire. The program calls for the installation of a new milling plant, new compressor plant ana drill equipment, and a new power source. All of the changes will be effected this winter and the new machinery fully in operation by June rext. A new 5-ton tube mill has been bought and will be brought North shortly and erected Ito rtnlace the present plant which treats about 25 tons of ore daily. I he very latest type of compressor was purchased with modern drill equipment
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WEATHER FORECASTS
 FQR MONTH JANUARY THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

January 7th to 11th-Storm per- iod. Unusually high winds in Gulf States. Great Lakes shipping in- terests endangered. Colder on 10th and 11th in West.
 11th to 14th-Milder in Gulf States where heavy storms accom- panied by high winds will prevail.
 18th to 18th-Cold wave per- iod. Local storms in Appalachian area. Warmer in West and stormy on 17th.
 18th to 22nd-General storm period. Sleet and ice storms will characterize this period, causing great loss. Radio will afford relief from damaged wire systems. 23rd to 26th-Cold wave through out the North, but not so severe in extreme South. 27th to 29th-Milder easterly winds, local storms and generally unsettled weather. 29th to 31st-Storm period de- veloping in West. Temperature below and precipitation above normal.
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FACE SEVEN
WAS FAST GIRL.

She was good looking and had , tine shape. They said she was fast. She was. But i liked her. Never smoked, and in times of need was } good pal. She wasn't painted in vulgar way, just a bit of red here and there to give a sparkling ap- pearance. She was easy on your pockotbook. When you took her out you were sure of a god time-but [ traded her in for a Packard.
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An automatic radio hroadcasting

LESSON PIPES WONT LEAK, WON'T DRIP. WONT SMELL, CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU GAN
 Ei0KE TT EyERYDAY-YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS Sa.00 AND S7.5o. SchalIerer's Alaska SnGp.
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" asI,in eto,1 Brevities

WASHINGTON, Jan, 10. More 5!2an half of the worlds corn is grown in the United States.
 Twenty T.egi9tative proposals have been submitted by Comniis- sioner General Hull. Broader pow CTS are asked for the Secretary Of Labor in the admission of aliens il eases of hardship such as depenL,- Ient parents over 60, political ro- Ifugees and wives of aliens.
 There still remains 194.0G0,0G0 acres of unappropriated land in the United States exclusive of Alaska.
 The United Statee has produced 19 5o00O0 tons Of copper since 1900 phich is 48 percent of the worlds ,otal for that period.
 In g foreign nations supplement tary salary allowances are given to married employees who have child ren.
 Argentina is the largest South American market for goods from the United States
 
 Great Britain paid S94 100000 in- to the United States treasury last wear.
 Labor saving machines in the coal industry now turn ed 240,000 men out of employment ond the number is increasing. An automatic radio broadcasting | from which signals of distress may be sent by navigatols not actual radio operators, was re- gently demonstrated before naval
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General Tailoring ana Hats Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen. Phone Adams 91. Peyser's Tailor Shop.
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FLASH LAMPS AND BATTERIES. at J. L. Graefs.
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SALE-LCTS.


FOR SALE-E0UrTY ON ATTRACTIVE
Chevy Chase Grove lot. Ssxl35: terms re-
duccd by owner to immediate buyer. AZ
dress Box 4ll-H. Star ONCE. ---',-.
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS; a. TT, BY
400 It.. Riverdale Heights, south side Car Car,
roll avenue. Ia blocks east OF Edmons s.on
road. Best lots in vicinity Price only 900 soot
Zach Don't pay $500 1of 81 p lots more
than twice the size for the same price price, a h1,a
on terms to suit, Take East Riverdale nus
then walk one. block east and one block
north TO Carroll ave: For further iniorma-
ton call Lincoln 1855. --
RARGAN is. sEEKERs OR
good NV. suburb. Only $500. Main o8s.
CHI. CHI. NEAR CIR. EXCEPTIONALLY X
side 2s7-tt. trontsse on s.: and aye each 81
S g 1ss Realty E,d c eeces Ma1 ow 54sa VIII
THE HOME SITE IDEAL.
Page Hill. in Alta Vista, offers to the as
eliminating purchaser the ideal home site;
Its high elevation and its excellent location
OF the Northwest suburban area make it the
logical place for the building OF your nome
esr ne the Ths is
subdivision, and limited number OF 4ots
AT loc PER SO FIT.
SEE MR. PRIOR.
LOUIS SHOEMAKER.
l407 N. Z. Ave. NV. Main 1865
b1 OWNER; CHOICEST LOT IN bhOOh-
mont; 50xll0; on car line: less than 5 min
uteS' walk to one-fare zone. paved sidewalk;
water; $1,000 Phone Lin. 353.
TWO LOTS. NEARBY VIRGINIA. OWNER
leaving town; sacrifice for cash. Phone
Georgia also.
WooDsIDE PARK. SILVER SPRING. MD
Lot go It. front by $50 IT. deep. $3.50: also
lot n IT. front by l47-ft depth on High
land orive. centrally located near new homes
Of distinction. C. p. LATHRoP, Silver
IDEAL BUILDING SITE FRONTING so FEET
on Nebraska ave; sewer, water, trees; $l,450.
Owner. Clev 1857.
OWNER OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
VII! make attractive proposition to reliable
builder. Address Box 1850. Star Office.
LOTS Is & Is. SHERRIER PL. POTOMAC
Heights. Lot lass. Reasonable. w. T.
Brall. Silver Spring. Md. r. F.. D. No. 2.
GOOD NV. LOCATION-s: coo Up
GEE. DIEFFENBACH, Lot Specialists.
1913 II Sc: Main $50; Clcv AIT
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER. l8-ACRE FARM
improved by 5-room house; garage; excel
lent garden spot; artesian water; one acre
to schools. churches. r. r. and buses for
any direction telephone in house and cleo
trio line past property; will make ideal poul-
try farm; price reasonable. JOS. A. WELLS,
Upper Marlboro. Md. Phone SIR.
IS ACRES: GOOD GROOM HOUSE; 500
yards TO Lee Highway; about Is acres in
wood and mber; large brook and splendid
we'll water; price, sa.500; terms. JOHN Me-
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ACR ACE

Suitable for subdivision or investment
10 acres. miles from D. c.. on main hish-
with improvements, 6 miles out Is acres
in Falls Church. &c acres near Falls Church
40 acres with 3000-foot front on Lee High
way. 20 miles from ID. G. A real snap for
quick sale. All of the above acreage is
priced to sell for a great deal less than
any adjoining property can be purchased
fer, II you are looking for acreage or in
veStment, look these over.
F. w. HILBERT,
Falls Church We phope ana
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


ing on the Potomac near Great Falls. Ad-
dress Boz 293-H. Star once
FOR SALE-BUNGAIOw AT EDGEWATER
shade; large lot, Reasonable Good reason
for selllns. Address Box 27SH. Star ONCE
BY oWrE9.-C CHOICE LOT, 4oX1O0 FEET:
Chesapeake Beach; Ideal for Summer cot
f eos fol Fo1r,y"s y view Of bay WiIl sasri-
o oss i0F 'aSn ADDRESS Bon 2'8-H' star
NORTH BEACH WATER FRONT LOT $500
40 feet wide on bay. North 2622-W. II
NORTH BEACH, MD.-FOR RENT, FIVE
room cottage, electricity, shady lawn. near
water; S225 for season. Address Box 323-H,
SOUTH RIVER WATER FRONT. IS ACRES.
80 choice. large lots and beautiful natural
send, beach the nearest salt water from
started and already plated. staked, dcdi-
Gated ca 3D., Streets opened and partially built
osition for a live wire sales organization.
WI sell at big bargain. Address Box 42I-d.
BUNGALOW, SOUTH RIVER PARK; FUR
Shepherd 2874.
BENEDICT. MD.
PAY $40 AND START TO BUILD
Famous fishing spot, also salt water bath
i ina grabbing; II. hrs AUTO ride over good
2afi M haLs yO c6 0% s5so sn ap9 sos
FOR SALE-SUBSTANTIAL SEVEN ROM
house, 5 acres land, orchard, good road; Is
mics frop -. C.; water front and hars3r
privileges The price is right Phone III.
catur 400 or North 7949 ,
FOR SALE-SOUTH RIVER WATER PROFIT.
~ acres modern type 7-room home: idsii
location GOOD roads; priced far below Is
vaine ior quick sale. Phone Decatur 4. 20.
BAoMAN 4 HElNlMAN. Thomas circle
WELL LOCATED WATER FRONT LOT II,
Bay Ridge; will sell or trade for District or
nearby unimproved. Address Box 86-H. Star
once. IT,
CORNER LOT. 64xl05. 9Th AND ERIE Sta,
North Beach. Md Call Main $3.50, Braneh
1909. week days IL
TWO LOTS AT NORTH BEAG.g Park. CN.s
S9xls5 and ons corner lot, 40xi25. Cal sam
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RENT-FARMS.

ON STATE ROAD
BETWEEN ROCKVILLE e. BETHESDA, MD.
l25 acres. with 6-room farmhouse and 4 out
buildings, Good soil. Low rent or on shares
1895 K st. NV
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beautiful Florida Home.

Beautiful FLORIDA Home.
Close to Miami: will sell or exchange Tor
well located Washington property. This me
home cost the owner over $4,000, but ne y y
for $4,000 cash or consider eXchansing LOT
good business or close-in property; mignt
view, address VICTOR EVANS. 1913 Allison
ct
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SALE-ACREAGE.

q. ACRES. BRADLEY HILLS, FRONTING
Bradley Boulevard, west of Wisconsin ave
facing south. Address Box 24S-H, Star ONCE
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500 PER ACRE


ll0-acre farm, on Leesburg pike; good
house, barn and garase; splendid orchard
and garden plot; we'll fenced on four sides
also partition fcncins IL acres in good
timber fine springs: 90 acres under high
state of cultivation.
S2l0 PER ACRE.
100 acres near Tysons C,rner snnroxi
mately three fourths mile roQC frontage on
paved pike miles from WASRneton.
NJ. T.. CHURCH,
rsAaTOR.
Phone Falls Church (Val a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-APAKTM
UNPUBLISHED; TO SUBLET. A TWO
room apartment. with porch; in Alban TOW
ers; Mas or June /. Address Box 383-H,
Star of1i,e.
OR 4 ROOM FURNISHED SUITE: KIT
and private bath, in NV; state rent. I'D
dress Box 36l-H, Star once. 10
LARGE UNFINISHED ROOM AND BATH
or small apt, vicinity l4th End Col. 70,
by two girls employed; must be reasonabe
State particulars Address Boz 302-H, star
ofhce.
CCNIENIAL YOUNG MAN WANTS TO
share small apt Address Box 363-H, star
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EXCHANGE.
lCanfinnH6


LARGE DETACHED DWELLING, GA. AVE.
space for store front: take value Of equity
in what have you. Box 4254. Takoma Park.
MAMA. FLORIDA lsUBURB,, DESIRABLE
two-story residence in exclusive section. for
NV or Chevy Chase. w. w. WHITTIER.
1912 Conn. ave.
LoT-CHICAGO SUBURB. RESIDENTIAL.
restricted 50xl61 feet; $1,000: for small car
and cash, or what have you. Address Box
404-H. Star office.
bath home near 10th and Upshur for equity
in 6-room Burleith home. Address Box
294-H. Star Office. -----.--------'
3o9 ETHAN ALAN, AVE TAK K M. , s,R'
NET Met 1860 sS5se c lev, Fl: lis 'el' 'De w,
WILL CONSIDER t aey yr
f4on nSh a s1a soH Star 0f
TRADE $500 EQUITY IN s6 ACRES, Mr.,
CLARENDON out6HidiInEsS s si i0r
HoUsEs-ALL RENTED: SUBJECT TO ONE
trust; will trade for apt house or business
property Address Box 357-H Star ONCE.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN-sUBURBAN PLACE.
for house or acreage in or neal, Washing
ton; not over 5000, Al Anderson. 100
AN IDEAL COMBINED CITY AND COUN-
try home. 20 acres fronting on Main street.
two minutes walk to stores, bank, station; 10
s s Sa sEasf stva tGdi SuSns se
ali modern eieht-room house. perfect condi-
ton; many extras. $4,000. clear, accept
around eight room, Mt. Pleasant section.
Address Box 333-E. Star office.
2nd-TRUST NOTE, NEARLY YEAR OLD,
paid up to date, balance $4,000 will give
for equity in small investment property sub
ject to one trust. Address Box 345-E. Star
office.
CLARENDON, VA--MODERN HOME. EX-
change for residence in WASHINGTON prefer
ably near Capitol and not over $4,000.
Clarendon 1854. IL
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PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER
has ordered special session of Congress
April 18th. 1929, to consider some way OF
helping the farmer. and WE are advising n
special session OF prospective farm buyers
AT ONCE. 1t is very losicai to assume that
there is going to be quick change in farm
land values.
NOW is the time. We have listed some
OF the greatest bargains ever offered. The
space Of this entire page does not offer
enough roam to tell you of one-half OF them.
so Just give us ring. no matter how LARGE
or SMALL place YOU have in mind.
We HAVE 1T.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
REALTORS.
$50 18th st NV Main fI7i
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SAI.E-CO.OpERATIyE APIS.

exp. Small cash payment. owner, Adams
2740. or CLYDESDALE. 1901 Adams Mill I'd.
SACRIFICE SALE-4-RooM APARTMENT
in. the Lambert. 1871 Lanier pi See Mr..
Allen, 1886 Lsnier. Col. 1856.
ONE ROOM, BATH AND KITCHENETTE.
l725 nth st. NV, Apt. I'll.
North 1851 i7s
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OILS WESTERN AVE,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
7 rooms, bath. h-w.h., cleo, garage. s75 so
SAY OAkWOOD TERRACE NV.
rooms, bath. h.-wh., cleo. s65 90
1886 MORRISON ST. NV.
7 rooms. bath. garage. h.-wh.. cleo. $1,000
1898 MILITARY ROAD NV.
rooms, l bath, garage. h. -w.h.. cleo. 500. 90
1913 kANAWHA 81. NV.
rooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage.
h.-w.h. cleo. ...,.....,..,..,......$ 1s5 90
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
Rcpltors.
l4l2 Eve St. MN. Franklin o503.
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SALE--FARMS.
ABOUT ga ACRES FOR s2.750.
Located in Congressional Country Club


Located in Congressional Country Club
District
Good roads lead to the property; high ele-
walton gives q wide view over surrounding
country and plenty of good air and sunshine
Just the place for a Summer or all-year
chickens and good health Rarely can sites
of several acres be secured in high-class
sections rear the District at any reasonNe'c
price. so IL interested in a site of the TIE
YOU should act quickly. Address Box 2Ie--i'
IL ACRES. 5-RooM sEMI-BUNGALow,
chicken house. fruit 81 bgn KINDS go OF
buy at $4,000 VIII take less than q: terms.
zAN Sr5a Co Henry L. Morris
ATTRACTIVE New f Iistlas. BARGAINS
sSo dsn sTeS x 70 MINUTES sss p G coed
svaabe e"f toDacco ' Barn m" stock farm. tool
house; CHICKEN house. meat house,
pike; good land and good 20, colonial house and
outbuildings in good repair.
@ss n gUoqsa Ta
bedrooms, bath, electricity two-car "a
s4oooClo acres level land. 7th street
pike near Wheaton. Must be sold to settle
s22, 0Oo--2s4 acres. Frederick pike. with ex-
ceptional house and outbuidinas; in the best
OF condition c. Al tiIlsbie excnp, 90 sere5
ments will be sold if desired at fraction of
s5.5oo-2i7,s acres main pike. as miles
from d. c. No buildings
s10.0o0--120 acres about miles from
Ashton: good house and outbuildings. Land
in high state of cultivation.
si25 per. acre. ,37s acres near. GaithersburE
225 acres in high state of cultivation. Some
hre white oak timber. Fair buildings Elec-
tricity available.
IS to ia acres Just off 7th street pike, .
miles d. c. line. High level land attractive
building sites Very cheap.
Several to 10 acre tracts near Takoma
Park.
r. D. LILLE.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Takoma Park.
Shepherd 1892
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$4,000

6S7-acre stock ana grazing farm. cattle
horse barn: 10-room dwelling and tenant
houses. 3.000-t~ee orchard in full bearing
This is one OF the best grazing farms within
35 miles of Washington, on good road. =,
plile to railroad. For. sale on account of
death OF owner. Has loan of $4,000 New
YORK Lifell which can remain So 600 cash.
A BARGAIN for someone. Worth easily $50. 0nn
several farms from to 40 acres. priced
on terms to suit most aryone
F. w. HILBERT,
TalIS Church, Va. Phone sos
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WANTED-FARNS

WANTED-ALL SIZES OF FARMS NEAR
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Virginia preferred. A. s.
Va
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1887 4th ST. NE.
Six rooms ard bath; h.-w.h,; SIS
month; electricity.
9l3 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Six rooms and bath; h.-w.h.;
elec.: SIS.
n. l.. SALISBURY CO. INC,
l4lS Eye St. NV. Natl. 1904.
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WE OFFER 4o5 G. ST. NV.
divided into 4 apis. 6 housekcep-
ing, non-housekeeping); total
rentals. sos. Apartments all newly
renovated. new gas ranges.
Will rent to responsible party as a
whole. 500 a month.
n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1918 Eye St.
National 1904
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WANTED OFFICE SPACE.
YOUNG ATTORNEY DESIRES SEPARATE
.oom in lawyers suite. Address Box 296-H
Star Office
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RENT--HALLS.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

TEMPLE. 5 HALLS. So. SO,
S. and $3.50 to regular tenants. AIS