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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-19
Social and Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss
To Reside in Bismar-,,

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Strauss, whose
marriage took place in Minneapolis
Thursday. will come to Bismarck
about September !, to make their
home.
Mr.. Strauss and his bride are now
on a wedding trip to Duluth and to
points in Canada.
Mrs. Strauss, who was Miss 'Bernice
Rosen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Rosen, Mandan. is q graduate Of
the Mandan hight school and has at
tended the University of Minnesota.
Mr.. Rosen and daughters Harriet
and Roberta, who attended the we'd
ding. have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sundfor, jr., and
MI. Sundfor's mother and sister. Mrs.
L. Sundfor, Sr.. and Miss Dorothy
Sundfor. who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. Sundfor's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Targart, 705 Sixth street. left Mon
day for their homes in Fargo.
Mrs. E. F.. Beltman and children
Corrinne and Kenneth arrived Sum
day from st. Paul to spend two
weeks or more as the guests Of Mrs.
Beltman's mother, Mrs. Anna Peter
son, 300 Thirteenth street.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackett, Niles,
Ohio, and Mrs. G. A. Wick, Banks, N.
D., who have been guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Targart. 705
Sixth street, for a week. left this
morning for their homes. While here
they enjoyed an outing in the Bad
Lands.
Judge and Mrs. A. M. Christensen
and children. zoos Fifth street, left
yesterday by motor for the Minnesota
lakes, where they will spend a two
weeks vacation. They will spend q
few days at Shoreham and hearby
resorts. and will stop at Walker,
Mimi, before making q tour Of the
Superior national forest.
X X X
The manager and employees at the
Burg store enjoyed an indoor picnic
last evening at the home Of Miss
jeanette Burch, SIS Second street.
Following the supper, served in picnic
fashion, bridge and dancing were the
pastimes. Later the group attended
the show at the Paramount.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Nelson and
daughters, Ruth and Gladys have re-
turned to their home, 800 Avenue B
West, after spending the last 1C days
visiting at the home OF Mr.. Nelson's
parents, MI. and Mrs. A. Nelson. and
also with Mrs. Nelson's fatf.sr and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hanson
X X X
There will be no meeting OF the
Women's Benefit association Wednes-
day evening, as previously planned
The next meeting of the group will
be held September S at the Odd Eel
lows hall.
Mrs. j. H. Mantz ras left for her
home at Anamoose, after spending a
few days with her daughter. Mrs
Archie o. johnson. 910 Seventh
street.
X X X
Mrs. J. A. Flow and son Norman
Flow, 1T First street, have left tor
Glenwood, Mimi. to spend a week OF
more visiting with relatives.
X X X
DR.. and Mrs. M. w. Roam anc
daughter Abigail, 222 Park street. &C.
companied by DR.. Roan's sister. Miss
Katherine Roam. Los Angeles. Calf.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-19

Alsays oVen.fresh In the patented
Immersed seaxsise ssvspper. Anothsr
sxclusivs KslIogg feature.
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Bittis and BeskOs
Are Again in Court

Hearing was held today by Judge
Fred Jansonius in district court in
the case Of Nick Beskos vs.. George
and Nick Bittis.
A jury recently held that Beskos
and the Bittis brothers were partners
in the American pool hall and today"s
hearing was to determine the amount
of their respective interests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-19

Gay patterns high quail
ity -. gain importance for
these deftly styled sweaters
for boys from 8 to Is years.
Many in plain colors with
harmonizing trim.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-19
Wagner Seeks to
Identify Suspects

Deputy Sheriff Roland H. Crane
and J. p. Wagner, cashier of the Da-
kota National bank. left late this
afternoon for Minot following a tele-
phone call from w. E. Slaybaugh.
sheriff of Ward county. that he is
holding three men there as suspects
IN connection with the robbery of the
local bank.
Wagner made the trip to see II he
could identify any Of the men held as
members of the robber band.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-19
FLOWER Show Will
: Be HELD SATURDAY
Bismarck Flower Growers Pre-.
pare for Annual Exhibit
at City Armory

Bismarck's annual flower show has
been set for Saturday, August %. &C
cording to an announcement made to-
day by Mrs. S. D. Cook. president of
the Bismarck Garden club, which Is
sponsoring the exhibit. The city ar
mory building will be used for the
show.
Mrs. Henry Duemeland. chairman
of the committee on general arrange
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c. OF c. BUILDING BURNS

~ OC We OO4ADAIVO ~
st. Paul, Aug. 19.-(R-A SIS. 900
fire resulted In minor injuries to four
firemen fighting the blaze in the
Chamber Of Commerce building in
the downtown section today. Four
teen engine companies responded to
two special alarms.
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struction on Cauadiau-Amertcan sf.
fairs preparatory to his departure for
Ottawa.
The minister conferred at length
with Canadian experts In the state
department.
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DAVENPORT STORE ROBBED
Davenport. N. D., Aug. l9.-P)-
Tuskin brothers store here was robbed
Monday night of about $500 In mer-
chandise, including clothing. canned
goods and gasoline.
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McNIDER PREPS UP
Washington. Aug. 19.-P-Hanford
McNider. newly appointed minister to
Canada began today a period of in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
TENTH INsTALLMENT.

MOUNT ANTHONY. stared and
stared. not believing his eyes,
imagining that he was the VIC
~ tim of a deluSion thrust upon
him by the oppression of his
DESIRE
Johanna was In blue, he noted, that
same madonna color which she had
worn when first he had beheld her, but
this was Of velvet and infinitely richer,
as was all her raiment. She was the
same and yet not quite the same as he
had last seen her, three months ago.
In the past her attire, like her speech
and manner, had ever been such as
would have become q noble maid in
the retirement of her own home. Now
she was arrayed like a lady of the
court both in costliness of material and
modishness of design. Yet it was
she. and the courtliness of her raiment
was after all no more than was used
by the ladies of these opulent burghefs
when they came to court, no more than
was to be observed on many another
In that considerable assembly.
With conviction that 1t was really
Johanna and that he was not dream
ing. scarlet flame swept across his
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SCOTTISH SOCIETIES
PAY BURNS TRIBUTE
200 Guests Participate in 171st
Anniversary Of Poets
Birth. -. &


The seventy-fifth annual dinner Of
the Washington Scottish Saint An
crews Society. held jointly with the
Clan MacLennan, Daughters of Scotia.
and the MacGregor Society, OBSERVING
the Hist anniversary of the birth Of
Robert Burns. was held Friday night at
the Raleigh Hotel. More than 200 guests
participated. Rev. Dr. George w. Atkin-
son. president of the saint Andrews
Society of Washington, made the well
come address.
Rev. Dr. william Easton Of the Balti-
more st. Andrews Society. spoke on
Burns and Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston,
pastor of st. Johns Church talked Of
Scotland. John p. Gum, chief of Clan
MacLennan, was postmaster.
Scotch tunes, played on bagpipes were
rendered by James Garrioch and James
German, while j. r. M. Bowie, Andrew
Paterson, DR.. May and Mary Sherrier
sung ballads, and folk songs. George
Mann. honorary member of the ST, An
crews Society Of Baltimore, gave the
address to Haggis" Dancing conn
pleted the program ''-,'
Representatives John J. McSwain of
South Carolina and Clyde Kelly Of
PennSylvaniA, were among the quests.
A delegation from the Baltimore ST,
Andrews Society also was present.
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SYNOPSIS.

Count Anthony Of Egmont. heir TO the
throne Of Gueiders. hees the court OF
Charles, Duke OF Burgundy. DHrtRa hts
ipdnderiRps he betTieHds merchant, Philip
Darvelt. trho takes him to the home OF his
prospective fdtheF-fn-latg. There Count
ANTHONY meets Johanna, Philips ddncee.
They are Immediately attracted NTH each
other. Meanwhile the duke has offered a
reBdrd for the counts arrest. Although he
IS traueLn0 fnco0ntto, toGHderiH0 frtdr sees
him and gueSSes his secret. The man GOES
immediately to the governor Of the proUince
Count anthony fs seized ana taken TO the
asks for his LOYALTY. Count Anthony PLEDGES
IT, Johanna tyets ana pines after the
COUNTS departure. Weeks pass and there
Is no ,tcord from. him. Then heT father
takes her to see the ceremonies that mark
the Grrival of the Princess Of York. irho is
TO n1aTry the duke. IN the procession. ,eear-
ing his knt9htlv insignia, Is Count ANTHONY
Johanna Is appalled,. She concludes that he
Is mere ddUentuTer and that he nepeT
cared for her. She mdTTies Philip at once
Later. when the duke visits Zealand, Count
ANTHONY Is one OF his attendants. The
count and Johanna meet face TO face at a
function.
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AUCTION SALES.
RTITUIRR mAX@
THIS. J OWEN q son. AUcTIoNEERs.

- N"HN q CCNs AOCI1ONEEftS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
gSsE5Lz$STpS. situate sis q cH AZ SsSE
MES 5c,{ ISFs ,1 SsSSSSESED iTS AND 3
5Rs H Fl f NS sI cs SS q 4. s: :: SSy
S 81 tie land records Of the. District Of Co
sRereSy the Il Ss RaSstss
Will sell ct public auction, In front Of the
S S{SSiHETE PAX Sc = JzNGGRx 81 isss. AZ
and dssEnstsd ss and bsins q S SS%Ssasd
ana Kennsdys subdivision Of part Of 81 ' aSHSs
widows Mite" and now known as Washing
Columbia c;ShgIns in L6er County 70 At folio lsS;
foTnia street. as shown on plat recorded in
4 folio Is Also O Ios nH IN Ssr n GSsnty
Corcorans subdivision Of land now known
@ deed r.cordes in iSer Pe SCI p ss toto
q Of the lsnd records Of the District Of
shall be erected thereon By Harry wsrdm nsTs
the debts Secured DEEDS Of o trust un rs
SS1rdeS October 81, 1927. as instruments
district Columbia ssV: n BEEN SSO Paid OF The rss
aboye-described property is now known for
numbered. one hundred and seVenty-n line
t MI@ ,sn and nine ha Co in sausre numbered
tcsether with the improvements. consisfins
Of siTs;istory 6utIdIn. Of brick and steel con-
rSoms, iarss cafe irsShs ana p sGSssssa
so ESs'p ssS.e sn @
Prior deco Of trust n Liber No. 4ess. folio
eonveyins said lot nnmSsreS one % oPh una2sd
S SsSSent " nr SiISD secNEing payment Of
1885, S.. 1Saa SS: aed ::
the rate Of nye go per eentum per annun.
may Be renewed Tor LONGER periOd 0I nnoS
snd hSTn Ys.1 suS SSS & S Sr sssS
numbered nine lal securing payment Of 4
SSndred thiisty:-thrss dollars and thifts:txs
cents 1S3.3Sl. dated December 81, 1890,
ntsrsss Il tEs sss PI ax psi sentnm
per ann. snnu n psya5Is ssmi-sn1uslly.
money. over and above the prier pS sneum.
sres on or before three years. with Interest
seHl-annuafly. from day Of sale secured sTI 81
ssea o. trust upon the property sold, or All
Dcgit Of SiOoO6O 100 VIII Be rsSIiTsd a time D Of
sale. All conyeyanetng, recordins. etc. at
:. Tst' & 1 ssss e from ss Ss5
s:i ai PFSSsSSS !: a; . EsF sRs
days. advertisement OF such resale in some
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUsT Co.
- WILLIAM D EooyyiESss.. ''
Northeast corner 18th Street and New York
avenue northwest
~ PEEcIvAL WILSON, Secretary.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUsES.

OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY 70 10 PM
No 5Sl0-No S8le Nevada ave, ia blks. east
Of Conn. ave. C. C.. d. C.; rms, ba.:
18th st.. and blk. north of 18th st.. entrance
to Rock Greek golf course, fronting Rock
brick. gar. cars. stable 'I horses. ' FULTON
r. GORDON. Continental Trust Bldg. Dis
trict 52S1; evenings. Cleveland 457l.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

LARGE sIx-RooM HOUSE. WITH BATH,
hot-water heat, gas, electricity, garage lot
50xl5e, on new concrete street, within one
half block OF school; owner leaving city;
3s42 Sand St. Mt. Rainier, Md. Phone
Hyatts 1871. 29e
MT. VERNON BLVD. NEAR HUME-1K
ga q. and new 6-r. semi BUNGALOW, h.-w.h.,
$3.50. Other houses and BUNGALOWS in Oak
crest. Aurora Hills and Va. HiRhlands sale
and rent: terms and prices to suit the most
discriminating buyer. J. L. PRICE, Oak
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sALE-HOUsEs.
So250

$500 CASH.
Attractive 7o-ft. Colonial-type tapestry
brick home, containing beautiful rooms,
breakfast and sleeping porches Hardwood
noors and trim throushont. Large clothes
matte hot.water heater Spacious Kitchen,
6uilt-in cabinets. one-piece sink and newest
and planted. One of the highest points in
Washington. Convenient to schools. stores
ears ana buses. Terms. Call Cleveland
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SALE-HOgJsEs.

CONDUIT ROAD SECTION.
New semi-detached house containing six
rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat, electric
ngnts, hardwood floors. ample closet space.
instantaneous heater, buiIt-in garage, front
ana oouble rear porches. Located within
one block of public school ard trans
portatfon. Price, $3.50: $3.50 cash, $50 per
month: including principal and interest on
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY,
Real Estate DEPARTMENT.
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QUICK LOANS ON 1877. iS7S, 1929 Autos.
Lowest Rateg--Longest Term
We BUY rTRST DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
% vacant ground; bntidlng lots and acreage;
nf5ssS urogSTty I'M my SsS,r,llN
Continental Trust BLDG. Main s2Si.
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WANTED no BUY-HOUSEs

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
WANTED-SIX-ROOM HOUSE. NORTH
east or southeast. Must be cheap for cash.
Address Box 4l7-M. Star ONCE. q
cOLORED. WANTED. A SMALL GROOM
house: priced from $500 to $4,000. Ad-
dress Box 35l-M, Star once.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us FOR
quick results. Mr.. TRIP. QLADNAAN.
Reaitor. sos Pa. ave Sc Lin. 3le.
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Room 1914. 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
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COLORED.

$500. 10 T.. b.. h.-wh.. cleo. three-car
brick sArage; terms arranged: located near
LIST and Eye st. NV. VIM. B. Kraft, Ma
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COLORED BARGAINS.

Beautiful T-room colonial brick home on
N. H. ave-; h.-w.h.. cleo; condition like
new throuehout; glass-inclosed sleeping
porch; hwd. floors, plugs, etc. Reasonable
cash and easy monthly payments. Truly
rare bargain. Cali at once for appoint
ment to inspect.
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Beautiful modern brick home Of 8 rooms
and bath; located in the most desirable
front and rear yard. wide alley, cellar, etc.
party. 10 inspect call at once
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81. 5OO-BETWEEN NJ CAP. AND fst ST. |
NV, above r. I. ave-; strictly white neigh- |
boThood. eight rooms. bath. h.-w.n.. electric |
lights. extra toilet, 2-car garage: lot $50 IT, !
deep; $3.50 cash. Address BOX 5s5-M. star
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MoNT0. Co, MD-7-R., B. TILE HOME
h.-w.h., cleo; large lot; near cars; stores:
si,6O0-si00 DOWN, SIS MO-2-ROOM
house on rear Of lot BOxlB0; paved street
and Sidewalk; one fare; water ana light IN
house. sewer and gas in st. EDWARD N.
LlOHTBOWN. 1924 Perry St. BrentWood.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME, MARLBORO RID, DIS
trict Heights suburb-6-room,. new bungalow,
miles from District line; all modern con-
ventences; corner lot 75xllO; 2-cer garage.
20l4 Nichols ave. Sc.
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pO,4CU.
SOS MONTHLY.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
Attractive semi-detached brick home,
rooms q large bed rooms). hot-water heat,
electricity, instantaneous heater; front. rear
and side porches. Deep lot and yard gear
gSrase Must act quickly. Call Adams 264l
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EAKL WESI MANSUN,
FIR. 1878. lIO3 Vt. Ave. Sun. Clev 1854.
$500 BARGAIN: COLORED.
500 CASH: SIS MONTH.
bright rooms: h.-w.h. gas. cleo: newly
decorated; can easily be arranged for two
families: in good Sc. section. BISCHOFF
6ilO.
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VA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIR. MOD
ern BUNGALOW, large lot, garage. Also others
in Oakcrest and Va. Highlands, unfurnished;
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SAA8A ~
81 ngn

500 CASH-REASONABLE
MONTHLY PAYMENT.
Attractive 6-room Colonial-type tapestry
prlck nome near beautiful Grant Circle.
Master bed room, tile bath, built-in shower.
large bed rooms. sleeping porch, paved
S Sifi enc ana al1ey WIN sell by inspection.
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MASS. AVE. PARK.

IIIIpUSIIIR DI IOk NUIUIIIdI.
An appealing. detached. brick CO.
lcnial home located Just on Woodley
nd. adjacent to Twin Oaks and Cause
way estates. The owner has spared
no expense In making this home most
comfortable and lvable. Spacious
first-fioor layout. with tile lavatory.
bed rooms, tile baths. oak floors
throughout. oil burner with 1000
SALON tank buried in ground. built
in, heated two-car garage, and all
conveniences. This home has been
completely redecorated and Is offered
AZ figure materially below other
homes in this exclusive section.
n. L. SALISBURY CO., Inc,
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.COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY
$50 z st; s.e;-e-room brick: elec:. gas.
bath. yard to alley; price, S5,250 800 cash.
TAO 4th st. s.e.-6.room brick. gas, bath,
large yard; price and terms reas.
1901 Gay st. n.e.-BungAlow, 5 rooms.
cleo: gas, h.-a:h:. large yard to alley; price,
$500; terms $50 cash, S3S mo-. incl al int.
e. M. AIKEN. e27 18th.
Nat. 1856. Sunday. Clev. $3.50.
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SMALL BUNGALOW AT HYATTsVIILE
Hills; elec. and bath near school and bus
line; bargain, $500. easy terms. Write
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NO Cash PAYMENT.
large lot; $500; SIS mo. ERWIN REALTY
CO. Phone HyattSville T65.
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Address Boz 2o3-M. Star Office.
AN UNUSUAL VALUE.

AN UNUSUAL VALUE.
$o,o50.
New Colonial-type tapestry brick home
Restricted community beautiful rooms
sun parlor. sleeping porch, hardwood floors
ana trim. 2-tone-tile bath. shower. Frtgfd-
ARE. Garage and every other appointment
found only in much higher-priced homes.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
Se.000-l2 rooms. baths. double garage;
lot 5OX150; best section OF Brooklaud
H.SOO-l0 rooms. garage, sleeping porches:
lot 60x1SO
$S,T50-6-room brick, with garage: very ce-
sireble and convenient Northwest To-
cation
Many other properties in various sections
OF the city. Several houses for rent
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and a.
National 0430.
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NO CASH PAYMENT

Bungalow. rooms, bath. garaRe, ami;
improved lot. 60xi50; t35 monthly. Inquire
$40 Jefferson ave, Riverdale, Md, all day
daily
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KcaItOr.
o25 18th ST. NV. National o77O.
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ARISTOCRATIC OLD
GEORGETOWN

have Just renovated a quaint old brick
home. colonial style. in beautiful old George
town It contains nine spacious rooms.
most OF them having freplaces with old
quarters. front and rear stairways. English
basement style: built-in garage, and an old
fashioned garden. Here is a rare onpor-
tunity to live among some of the nations
most historic surroundings. I will sell at
q considerably reduced price for a quick sale
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COTTAGE CTTY--BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
rooms, bath, electricity. gas, cellar. pipe
less fur; large lot: $40 per month. No cash
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LEE HIdHWAY-ACREAdE PROM a ACRE
to $50 acres. Priced from $500 to $500, 90
per acre. Buy now At low Winter prices:
Never had such bargains before. JOHN
MCKINNEY, Merrifleld, Va, on Lee High
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(COntinued.)
WOODBRIDGE, d.

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
OPEN AND HEATED SUNDAY.
Owner leaving city, will sell 221S Perry
st. ne; dandy bungalow, dining alcove.
terms. Phone North 0553 26s
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Move in; no cash payment; pay like rent:
two dandy bunsalows; ami; near n. I.
ave. MAYNOR, 2005 Brentwood I'd. ne.
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SALE--HOUSES

TRANSFERRED OUT OF CRY, MUST
sell my modern Groom home viii sacrifice
for quick DISPOSAL. sal Rittenhouse st. NV.
FOxHAIL vILLAGE--A SPLENDID OPPOR-
tunity: Just redecorated; gafaee. deep yard.
Ideal for children. PRICED right with definite
sity for brokerage fee apply to owner on
premises. 1925 Resefvoir I'd NV.
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Clarendon, Va. Clarendon 322.
TAKoMA PARK. d. ca BLOCK 18th ST
GeorEia OSoi.
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SALE-sUBURBAN.
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house to hishest bidder for All cash above
nrst trust of $500 FRANK LYON: 4ol
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thoTized ns 70 seil his Nt Tovstory house., con-
tanning rooms, tile bath with shower
hI .r heat gas; cleo oak noorS: nrepiSc ace
consider $500 for quick sale. To inspect
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STUCCO BUNGALOW.
This, attractive S-room. kitchenette and
bath; hardwood floors; hot-water heat; close
to car; low down payment, balance like
rent. Address Box Atm, Star once.
NEAR CLARENDON, VA.
New S-room brick house. h-w.h.. sas,
slec city water, sever, on paved street;
built to sell for SS,25O; will sacrifice for
$500. Call OWNER. CLARENDON 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
DOWNTOWN SACRIFICE.

41s oslethorpe st. NV. Ga. n7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

S5,5O0-$2S0 cash and $40 month will make
this coy white BUNGALOW Of six rooms your
fireplace. This home Is located on corner,
paved street, blocks from i4th st. car line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

CLOSE-IN NE; DANDY 7-R. SEMI-DE-
sarsses; reduced to s1.7so; $500 cash. This
is the buy Of today DIST 1881 26s
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-03-07
Soldiers At Aberdeen

The Hartford Democrat re-
ports 900 new soldiers at the
Aberdeen Proving Ground dur
ing the past week, with an ad-
ditional 900 men to come who
will make up a new Coast
Artillery and Anti Aircraft Gun
organization. The arrival of
SO many new soldiers has taxed
the capacity of the quarters at
the Proving Ground and the
non-commissioned officers are
forced to rent homes in Aber-
deem. Every vacant house has
been secured and other officers
who have not been able to OBJ
tain quarters are forced to
board with private families or
secure quarters in Havre de
Grace.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-03-07
Susquehanna Base Ball League

A meeting of the Susque-
hanna League was, held in ELK
ton High School building on
Monday evening, and a reor-
ganization effected for the
coming baseball season. Guy
Johnson, of Elkton was elected
president, Eugene Alexander,
of Perryville, sec. and treas.
Rising Sun was voted to take
the place of Perryville, which
Withdrew, and the League will
be composed of the following
teams: Rising Sun, Elk Mills,
Oxford, Havre de Grace, Will
mington and New Castle.
A twenty game schedule will
be played opening May 3. The
first half closes with the July 4
games. Starting July 5 the Sec
ond half closes August 80. 1t
was voted to play but one game
on Decoration Day and July 4,
in place of the usual two-game
schedule. Rules governing the
League last year will be effec-
tive this year.