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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
HOURS FOR OFFICE WORKERS
 TO BE DISCUSSED AT GENEVA
By JOSEPH E. SHARKEY GA. P. Correspondent.)

GENEVA, May 25.-The welfare of the white collar workers throughout the world is occupying the particular attention of the in- ternational labor office. The sub ject figures on the agenda of the international labor conference to be opened here May 90 and a pre- liminary report, dealing with hours of work, has been forwarded to all governments which are members of the organization.
 Recent censuses show that Ger many has 5,274,232 salaried employ ees; Belgium, 189,262; Denmark, l39, ,961; France, 2,693,63oi Norway, 144,365; Sweden, 16l,144; Switzer- land, 259,782; Czechoslovakia, All, 8o6, and Russian almost four mil lion.
 In Great Britain in 1921 there were 1,125,000 clerks, draftsmen and typists not including clerks em- ployed by the State and municipali- ties), while the number of statesmen and shop assistants was 763,00O. These figures give some idea of the importance of the classes of work CTS whose conditions will be the object of discussion.
 In the preamble to part XIII of the treaty of Versailles the estab- lishment of maximum working day and week was placed first among the measures stated to be urgently required if the peace and harmony of the world were to be preserved. No class of workers was mentioned in preference to any other. It is therefore deemed req sonable to suppose that the authors of the treaty intended the limita- ton of hours to apply to non man. ual as well as manual workers.
 At Geneva in 1927. the labor con- ference requested the labor office to consider placing on the agenda of an early labor conference the possible international regulation of the hours of all workers other than industrial employees. So the of- flee began an investigation and the question was put on the program for this year.
 The report that the office has sent to governments gives a gen. eral survey of legislation and prac- tice and an account of the history of the question. It then deals with i the scope of existing legislation the normal hours of work prescril; ed, the exemptions allowed and the administrative measures for it's CT forcement
 Most legislation applying to com mercial undertakings limit hou s u eight day or forty-eight week Out of 31 systems of legislation g prescribe these or even shorter per iods of work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
THANE ROAD TO BE
 OPENED UP SUNDAY

The Thane road will be opened to traffic Sunday, it was announced today by M. D. Williams, District Engineer Bureau of Public Roads. All repairs have not been con- pleted, but the road will be in shape for automobiles to pass over, it was said.
 The route has been closed to vehicular traffic since March when a snow and rock slide from the mountain above covered a sec ton and materially damaged it. A few cars have been going through to Thane by going down to the beach, but traffic generally has been suspended.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
6-YEAR-0LD
 GIRL SLAIN; BODY FOUND
Posses of Townsmen Aid Deputies in Search for
 "Stranger-Slayer'

FORT BRAGG, Cal, May 25.- Search for the attacker and slayer of -year-old Teresa Johnson, Fort Bragg school girl, today as- sumed wide proportions as scores of townsmen joined deputies in following the dim trail across the hills.
 The girls bruised body was found yesterday in a clearing
 Hunt for the stranger slayer started a few minutes after the body was found.
 Every road is guarded in the densely timbered land to prevent escape across the country.
 The police believe that the mur- der was committed by a resident of the region and not by stranger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
DEADLOCK IN CONFERENCE,
 FARM RELIEF
House Conf efees Issue Statement and Leave
 Committee Hearings

 WASHINGTON. May 25.-House conferees on the farm relief bill eft the conference today with the declaration that when the Senate yroup is ready to yield on the export debenture plan they arc ready to begin arbitration on other phases of the measure.
 The conference, after almost a week of negotiations which result cd in little progress, has appar- ently reached deadlock which brought the House group ultimatum that it declined to take up other disputed points in the measure un- til the debenture is struck from the Senate measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
TARIFF BILL
 VOTE TUESDAY

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Aided by rigid rule giving preference to amendments approved by the committee which framed it and calling for final vote. next Tuesday, the Republican tariff bill has been started on the road to passage in the House which adopted the rule vote by 234 to 138.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
V . . . v TODAY'S STOCK
 QUOTATIONS
. . .

NEW YORK, May 25. - Alaska Juneau mine stock is quoted today at 5h, American Smelling 98h, Cudahy 54A, General Motors 74A Gold Dust 537s, Mack Trucks 96, Missouri 84is, National Power and Light 50, U. s. Steel 1677s, Bethle- hem Steel 98is, Continental Motors 19ia, Mathieson Alkali 47A, Inter national Paper A 26ls, Internation- al Paper B IS, Standard Oil of California 751s, Stewart Warner TO American Tobacco A 167, American Tobacco B 1854.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
May Relinquish inle Honored
 LiGuor PriuiLege


 WASHINGTON, May B. Sir Esne Howard, British Ambassador, and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, is per- sonally willing to relinquish the time nonored custom for foreign envoys importing li- quor to the United States. D. "If the United States inti- mates a desire to cancel the privilege, I will be glad to cooperate with other mem bers of the c5rps," Sir Esme said.
 The British Ambassador made it clear he was ex- pressing only personal opinion and was not speak ing in behalf of the British Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
WIND STORM
 DOES DAMAGE

' MOOSE JAW, Saskatchewan, May 25-A terrific wind storm ragged late yesterday and last night in South and Central Saskatchewan unroofing buildings and tearing down telegraph poles near Brown lee.
 The wind raised dust storm and darkened the area from Re- gina to Brownlee.
 Farmers state newly seeded land will suffer.
 No fatalities hae been reported
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
Mother Kills Three
 Children, then Herself

LEBANON, Ky, Hay 25.-Worried over financial troubles, Mrs Mamie Shey Shoafe killed three children, 2, ? and Il years old, by cutting their throats. Then she slashed her own and died soon after dis covery.
 She was the wife of a lumber employe. Four other children rang in age from 12 to IT years, in the family survive with their father
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
NEW INVENTION TALKIE MOVIES
Life Size Characters Now 1 Appear Showing Made to Private Audience

NEW YORK, May 25.-The RIGA Photophone, Inc, announces per- lection of new departure in mo- ton pictures. It is claimed the company can produce talkies life size, using the full width of a standard theatre stage.
 The inventors claim life appear aance is due to the focus of the lense "approximating that of the human eye"
 A showing was successfully given to private audience.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
Mrs. Gene Tunney Reported to Be in
 Serious Condition
Associated Press Photo

BRIONI, Italy, May 35 Mrs. Gene Tunney is to be re-examined tomorrow by Prof. Meyer, of Der lin, specialist, who performed the first operation on her April 30 for appendix abscess.
 Two specialist. w;lo examined Mrs. Tunney last night treasured her husband that her condition was much better. Rumors have been circulated for the past several days that Mrs. Tunney had suf- fered a relapse and her condition was most serious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
Solo FIier Takes
 Air in Attempt
 To Break Record

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 25.- Herbert Fahy hopped off at 5:15 o'clock this morning in an attempt to shatter the existing records for solo endurance flying. The run way was approximately $500 feet long in order that the plane could take the air with it's heavy load of gasoline.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
American Auto Heiress
 And Argentinian Marry

LONDON, May 25.-Virginia Will lys, automobile heiress. and Luis de Aguirre of Argentina, descend ant of the Conquistadors, were mar ried here this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
Denied Right to Wed, Prince Tries Suicide

PARIS, May 25.-Youthful Prince de Sagan, son of the former Anna Gould, is near death after shoot ing himself when his parents re- fused to allow him to wed a 19- year r-old French girl until he reach ed the age of 21 years. The Prince is also 19 years old.
 Despite an immediate operation for removal of the bullet, pleurisy developed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
Otf on Flight to
 Attempt to Break
 RetueIing Record

WICHITA, Kan, May 25.-Owen Haughland and Gene Shank, com mercial fliers, took off at 8.45 o'clock this morning to attempt to surpass the refueling endurance record set by the monoplane Cues tion Mark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
Churches to
 Unite After 24 Years Negotiations

EDINBURGH, Scotland, May 25. After 24 years of negotiations, the Church of Scotland and the United Free Church of Scotland, have agreed to unite. Final steps will be taken in October.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25
THIRD VICTIM, MOCK WARFARE

WRIGHT FIELD, Ohio. May 25. Sergeant Frank Deeman, of the First Pursuit Group, died of in- juries suffered late Thursday after noon when he was struck by the propellor of plane he was start ing.
 This makes the third casualty in the mock warfare.
 Others were Second Lieutenant E. L. Meadows, who fell to death a week ago today and Lieutenant Floris w. Shade. killed in collision with another plane last Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25

Three Westwood. Cal, boys broke bottles on a paved road. A judge made them sweep two miles of the highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25

General Lees tomb at Lexington, Va, was visited by 2,647 persons from 37 States and eight foreign countries in March,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-25

An annual prize of 5000 francs has been offered to the French ci- vilian pilot flying the greatest num- Der of kilometers without accident.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

for an up-to-date plant. capable .of enlargment if the needs justify and the shipment will be rushed .so that we will be ready for opera
 ton next season. We have had a fairly successful season but have
 great faith in the future, feeling that the fishermen will prosper as well as ourselves if they are offer
 ed better facilities for handling the results of their labors. Seldovia seems to De in a good spot for just such a plant as we contemplate and should have a strong tendency to stimulate the fishing industry local Ito that town and district"
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05
COLD STORAGE PLANT
 READY BY SPRING

KODIAK, Oct, 4, Special to the Gateway Enroute to Seattle to purchase necessary machinery for a 50-ton cold storage plant, Gill bert M. Chambers of Chambers 8 Caldwell, Seldovia merchants, last week, accompanied by Mrs. Cham bers, have arrived in the Puget Sound city.
 We have long felt the need of a cold storage establishment at Sel- dovia to meet the needs of the local fishermen of this district, !" said MT. Chambers, and we have decided to meet that need. I will purchase the necessary equipment
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05
CHINESE GIRLS GIVEN
 RIGHT 0F HERITAGE

NANKING, Oct, 5, lP)- The right of inheritance in China will be ex- tended to the daughters of the family whether they are married or single, according to a decision reached at a recent meeting of the Judicial department of the nation alist government.
 This is primarily intended to help rid the country of the ancient idea that daughters are more of a nuisance than help.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05
CALLED 10 NEW YORK

alled to New York by the sudden illness of her mother who was taken to Q hospital yester- day. Mrs. Leon Urbach, wife of the local business man, left Sew ard today. Two telegrams were recieved the last one to the ef- feet that she hurry to New York The boys are remaining here in school.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05
YOUNG COUPLES FIRST
 IN BERLIN 0IV0RCE5

BERLIN, Oct, 5, (P)-statistics being assembled here show thaC the highest Berlin divorce rate is among couples between 25 and 35 years of age, the time of life when the ce- menting rather than the breaking of permanent family ties is expect led in this land of solid home life traditions.
 Recorders were surprised to find also that the next most numerous groups fell among those who were either not of legal age or had a1- ready passed 50.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

Mrs. s. L. Colwell, well known of Seward for many years, departed today for Seat tie where she expects to reside permanently.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

Hear the ncw Brunswick records, Carolina Moon and Wear a Hat with a Silver Linnslg, at SCHAL- rFRFP'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

The first snow fall near Cordo- va came down last week at Mile IA, c. R. & N. w. By.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

FRESH STOCK OF SHOT GUN SHELLS at Brown & Hawkins Corp.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

HAND TAINTED ALASKA PIC- TURES AT SYLVTA'S.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-05

Its Toasted"-the phrase that describes the extra "toasting'' process applied in the manu- fracture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest tobaccos-the Cream of the Crop-are scien- ti6caly subjected to penetrating heat at mini mum, 26O0- maximum, 3OOo, Fahrenheit The exact, expert regulation of such high tempera- lures removes impurities. More than slogan Its Toasted" is recognized by millions as the most modern step in cigarette manufacture.
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wANTED-FARMs.

OR ACRE FARM. ABOUT OR MILES
from Takoma Park in MONTGOMERY County.
Address Box 3Oe-M. Star ONCE. 10.
LIST WITH US FARMS WITHIN rs MILES
your price is right and terms are reasonable
We can get results
A. i. ROBINSON,
sic Bond Building. National 2I7s
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FIFTY-ACRE. ESTATE

FIFTY-ACRE ESTATE
In Montgomery County, Md, is minutes to
District lire. In keeping with beautiful
homes on Rockville pike. Large well built
house. six bedrooms. ami. large living room
and fireplace, servants quarters. heated ga
rage. six-room and bath tenant house. mod
ern barn and outbuildings with running
water ana electricity. Grounds are beauti-
fully Handicapped and well fenced. Good roads
20 and in the grounds. This property will
increase tremendously in value the next few
years by being in line of proposed Federal
park and State road improvements. Address
Rox AL Star office
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WANTED-DEsK SPACE
ARCHITECT DESIRES OFFICE SPACE OR
! room Must be reasonable. Address BOX
HAh.M. star once.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Brookland-Woodridge.
DESIRABLE HOMESLBARGAIN PRICES
AND TERMS.
Corner, rooms, slate roof, double ga
rage. lot 50xl50.
Corner bungalow, saraee. choice location.
4-bedroom home. large, double back
porches, poultry house.
10-room stucco, to settle estate: bargain
at $500.
Many other valuable properties, some to
settle estates.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and O.
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$1,000.

NEAR WALTER REED.
At least $500 underpriced: 9 rooms. tile
bath, detached. modern home, with hard
wood floors and trim; large lot with flowers,
shrubbery and Pear garage.
N.100-TAkOMA, MD, BARGAIN.
High elevation. paved street. 5-room mod
ern bungalow, h.-w.h. fireplace, hoored at
tic. large lot; flowers. shrubbery and one
car garage.
Detached brick and frame homes in all
sections northwest. suburbs.
L W IA n w 4 C-N Z d
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fG. II. Dh ' 10
Eigh Bstdge, Md
Phone Bowie So.

Beautiful Home or Tea House
DANIELS PARK. NEAR BERwyN. MD.
SINGLE HOUSE ON VEST SIDE or
ROAD; 10 LARGE ROOMS. H.-wH.. ELEC.
BEAUTIFUL SHADE: LOT 200x4o0: DUB
BARGAIN: WILL EXCHANGE. ROOM 209
Qn7 18th ST N w FRANKLIN 625R
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SELECT A BUILDING SITE
In University Park. one of most attractive
suburban developments near Washington.
All improvements. On Wash. BALTIC Blvd,
Just beyond Hyattsville.
UNIVERSITY PARK CO., INC.
ONCE on Property. Phone Hyatts. 1375-W.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE OR TRADE
equity, $2,80000; Broom, North Cleveland
Park semi-detached new home, for lots or
notes. 3731 Van Ness st. NV. Main 6587
or Cleveland 6375.
12-RCOM HOME, HWD Els. H.-W H.. 2
tile baths, fine cellar, built-in garage; 50x200;
fruit, shade: ! So chain stores; AL loca tion.
One trust, 2la years to run; too large for
owner, take small bungalow. Box ASA, Ia
koma Park, D. c.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER STORES
and apartments: busy avenue, Sc. section;
will trade equity. $4,000 for home or small
property. Address Box l92-M. Star ONCE
ABOUT $4,000 IN SECOND TRUST NOTES
of small denominations. to trade for invest
ment property or houses can add additional
properties for good deal. Address BOX 3i0-M.
Star ONCE.
5eiz ST. SET ROOMS: SEMI-DE-
tached brick house; .2-car garage; FriRid-
owner and builder, W. 3. CATION, 252e ga.
ave. Sc. At. 35M. 10
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SHENANDOAH RIVER FARM
SO acres. noted bluegrass. alfalfa, wheat and
corn section. close advantages; good 8-room
house. big shaded porch. electricity avail
able, wonderful views river and valley: rich
river loan. good barn. For quick sale horses.
COW. eauipment included. only $4,000. part
cash. On pig. 90 big Spring catalog 1000
bargains. $50 pictures Write today for free
copy. STROuT AGENCY, l422-N Land Title
Bldg. Phila. Pa.
5 Acres Near State Road.
20 MILES d. c.. PRICE. $500. MAIN l04e2.
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SALE--FARMS.


8 ACRES FINE LAND. s-RooM HOUSE.
chicken house, garden, fruit, spring water:
Just " mile from Great Falls Station In
virginia, at $1,000; terms. Call Clarendon
A PINE FARM, 275 ACRES NEAR ELL
colt City, II miles out OF Baltimore; good
house and barns and tenant houses Cost
present owner $50 600: worth more today.
VIII trade for city property, good trust
notes or part cash. II you want nice
Ii. GRADY GORE. ga woodward Building.
Main 9614; Eve, Col. $500.
ll1 ACRES, ALL BUILDINGS. GOOD TO-
bacco soil; close to State road, railroad and
town EARNED by good tenant. income large.
Snap for quick sale; $4,000: terms
THOMAS & DAVIS.
Charlotte Hall. st. Marys Co. Md.
s-RM, HOUSE. SO ACRES, SOUTHERN MD;
on State road. between M0rgantown and
Cobb Island. overlooking the Potomac River;
Fine. shade trees, pretty. lawn. flowers and
shrubbery, garden planted; can sell fur
nished II desired; fruit of all kinds: equip
ped with machinery to work the place; can
be bought on terms. This Is one Of the pref
tieSt locations in Southern Md. Can rent
the house furnished for the. Summer. with
garden and plenty fruit; also can sell D.
j. +. BROOKS,
RTau do
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IN UNIVERSITY PARK.

New house. T. 4 b.. Home Owners In
stitute design with all modern improve
mentS, large garage match house. Near
school and transportation concrete street,
all city conveniences. Attractive price, easy
Office.
UNIVERSITY PARK CO., Inc,
On Wash.-Bslto. Blvd. Just Beyond
HyattSvilie.
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DON'T PASS THIS BY.

DON L IASO 1lIS ID
high and healthful place for the chill
dren, in Arlington County close to school
and bus. Plenty Of room for chickens and
garden. Priced below market value. Home
and home sites. We will finance you. Drive
out to Alcova Heights, phone Clarendon
73l-J-2 or l828-J-2 IA
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5-room and bath bungalows.
ami, garage; corner lot, 196x97
#. Price, $3.50; easy terms.
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FINEST DAIRY FARM IN FAIRFAX Co
100 acres, improved by two large barns.
ami. Two tile houses, one 9 rooms and
bath, one rooms and bath; ami. With
all necessary outbuildings all in fine cond-
ton. and the farm in: high state Of culti-
walton. With stock and farming machinery,
all for less than the buildings would cost.
Apply to A. s. DONfPHAN A. SON. l04 South
Columbus ST.. Alexandria. Va. Alex. $40.
HIGH POINT'-l.43l ACRES. WITH 2lg-
mile frontage on Potomac; 40 minutes ride
from the heart of Washington. near Deco
quan Bay; fne sandy beach: wharf on
property; splendid bathing, good fishing.
good ducking; good road to property. Fine
property for development or for hunting and
See A. S. DoNIPHAN & SON.
104 South Columbus ST.. Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alexandria $40
DAIRY FARM: HOUSE. BARNS. ouTBU1LD-
elements: nearly 100 acres in grass; this
farm Is in pink condition; II miles to Wash
inpton: price. $4,000, terms. JOHN McKIN-
NEY. Merrifleld. Va. on Lee Highway. ..
WE HAVE FARMS OF ALL SIZES, IN
Montsomery County, for sale; TELEPHONE,
write or drop in to see us. Telephone l79.
DIAMOND AND DIAMOND,
GaitherSburR, Md
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8-room brick, 2 baths, 2-car
garage; lot 55x180; on 10th st.
bus line; beautiful site. Bar
gain, $11 600; easy terms.
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10 acres; house. garage; good
stream; on Georgia ave. pike;
81, 500.
FRANK L. HEWITT,
Phone Silver Spring 137. 4
Sconsinasd On Next PaTe.J
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OPPORTUNITY!
6-rm modern bungalow, newly papered
and painted. open fireplace, city water and
garage. Located u block from Lyon Village.
Price and terms ok to quick buyer.
LOTS OF LOTS
From s195 to $4,000 each, best locations of
Arlington and Fairfax Counties on the Lee
Highway.
6-rm. and bath. modern tapestry brick
house. upper sleeping porch made in two
rooms. lower rear porch closed in. BULLETIN
garage. Located in best white section of
ne. D. C. Will exchange for Va. property.
f. II. HARRIS. OWNER,
LYON VILLAGE. VA.
phone TT AR 111Q y
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/ / ACRE IN FRUIT. GARDEN, CHICKEN
run. lawn. with nice shrubbery and shade.
good modern 7-room house. porcheS on
three sides, garage: 200 feet from electric
cars and highway: furnished or UNFINISHED;
electric range: Price. S7,500.00. Terms to
suit. You will appreciate this value once
you see 1t. Phone Clarendon 229.
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Ar TUXEDO, MD.

5-room and bath bungalow, h.-w.h., cleo.
cellar under entire house; front rear and
side porches. with large lot and trees. Apply.
1904 Potomac avenue Sc. or call Atlantic
4O37 after & nm
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721 HIGHLAND DRIVE. woODSTDE PARK,
Md.--New England colonial, rooms, bath
and attic, planned after priZe-winning nome
Of Architects Small House Burean; Westii dat
house automatic electric stove. Clark elec,;
water heater metal weather stripping. fuli
screens. shrubbery. numerous dogwood ana
other trees; lot over one-third acre, q ieet
NEAR GA AVE AND D. C. LINE--5-ROOM
modern bungalow. lot 50xl00, garage; owner
will sacrifice: terms to suit. Adams 404z-M
MODERN ENGLISH GROOM HOME, BUILT,
veniences; built-in bear garage, large
screened porch; hot-water heat; screenea,
handicapped. Centrally located In Wooqsloe
Park: among new homes Of distin el 10.
2Se-J 723 Highland Drive. Woodstde PARK
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HILLCREST.

MOST CONVENIENT SUBURB.
New, 5-room, modern, ideal little home;
$500.
New, 6-room, modern; a real sacrifice,
$1,000.
New 5-room bungalow, modern, $500
Inquire corner Alabama ave. and Branch
I'd Cleveland $3.50. Lincoln 9449.
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OLD HISTORIC MANSION WITH ACRE
age: can recondition for private home or
roadhouse; North Woodside, Nd. Address
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4ROOM AND BATH BRICK
bungalow, ami. lot 96x198 it.;
sidewalk, good streets. Price,
$6,250. Easy terms.