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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
CHAUFFEUR KIDNAPPED
Gunner Steal Costly Car
After Robbing Driver.

Police today sought two gunner
who boarded an expensive automo-
bile at Illinois street and Fall Greek
boulevard Friday night and, forcing
the Negro chauffeur to drive several
miles northeast of the city took the
machine.
Robbing Isham Benton. Negro
chauffeur for w. J. Hogan, 31OS
North Meridian street, of a wrist
watch, gloves, pen and pencil. and
two purses, the bandits left him
standing in a lonely country road
as they drove away, Benton told
police.
Hogan is president of the Indiana
Terminal Warehouse Company, of
the Indiana Refrigerating Company,
and is an officer of the National
Terminals Corporation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

NOtre Dame, indicated
since 1923, is quoted as a de-
cided betting favorite to score
it's eighteenth consecutive vic
tory, odds ranging from 2 to
1 to 5 to 1, with little Army
money in sight.
The odds are false, and while
Notre Dame should win, the Irish
are little better than an even money
selection.
Army has a powerful team, and
with its advantage in condition,
must be conceded a chance of vic
tory, especially on the frozen grid
iron-always a '1eveler" of football
machines.
Irish Depend on Speed
The Cadets have the same pow
erful forward wall which battled
Notre Dame to standstill on the
ice-bound Yankee stadium field at
New York last year.
That game was decided by a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
.HouU the Market
Opened

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The stock
market today opened irregularly
lower in quiet trading. The list was
steady and volume of business
failed to pick up due to absence of
many traders who extended the
Thanksgiving holiday over the
weekend.
United States Steel opened at IA,
off 4; Standard of New Jersey was
So, off q; American and Foreign
Power 81, off p; American Tele-
phone 1855, off u; Union Carbide
so, off l. Small declines also was
noted in Warner Brothers Pictures,
Radio, Sinclair, Texas Corporation,
Anaconda, Standard Brands, Amer
lean Can, Montgomery Ward, Unit
ed Corporation and General Motors.
The principal gamer was United
Stores preferred which opened at
49,, up 81. The "a" stock also
firmed up. Westinghouse Electric
opened at 99A, up q; Sears Roe
buck 541a, up %; Loose WiIes 5214,
up q; General Electric AZ, up Il;
American Smelling sos, up e;
Loew's 56H, up u, and Public
Service 727a, up Il.
Changes in the first fifteen min
utes of trading were narrow and ir-
regular. Steel slid down shade
under the opening, but other
shares held well. Safeway Stores
met selling pressure and broke 3%
to asa, unsetting other mercantile
issues. Rails were mixed with Atchi-
son at 1897, off 8, and within a
short distance of its low for the
year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
ASSESSOR
NAMES DEPUTIES
Theodore Dammeyer Chief
Assistant of Frank
Britain.

Appointment of a chief deputy
and twenty-three deputies were an
nounced today by John McCloskey,
newly elected Center township as
SCISSOR, who will succeed Frank
Brattain Jan. 1.
Theodore Damneyer. chairman
of the city board of works during
the Slack administration, and
former chief clerk of the city as
sessment bureau, is named as chief
deputy. he succeeds William U.
Graham, who will be retained in a
minor capacity, however. The SAL
airy is $2,O35.
McCloskey announced that he will
retain several of the experienced
men from the Brattain administra-
ton.
The new assessor appointed nine
women, eight of whom are widows.
They will draw the same pay rs
the other deputies, s1,S75 year.
Appointees are:
Edward c. Mclaughlin. 20l7 North Ne
ridian street: Joseph q. Bruce. 1924 Wood
lawn avenue: Theodore Schiller. 1870
North Delaware street: William J. Dudley.
e34 Sanders street: Edward J. Kribs. 555
North Jefferson avenue: William Sowders.
us East New York street; Louis J. VAIL.
1925 North Tacoma street; Richard c..
Stewart. 3625 Graceland avenue: and Jacob
L. Smith. 2lSs woodlawn avenue; Paul P.
BOOSTERS. 1928 South Delaware street: VIII
liam F. Kleis. 31s East Orange street; John
W. Porter. 1909 East Michigan street: Jesse
L. Monroe. 1881 North Delaware street:
Miss Ruth Kennedy. 800 Kansas street.
and llesdames Nellie Layden. COS Prospect
street: Katherine Fisch. 3l5 North Glad
stone street: Mary Mcbfahan. 1905 College
avenue: Olive O'Conneu. SOC Middle Drive.
Woodruff Place: Hazel Clark. 400 North
State street: Anna Feeney. 533 North Dor
man street: Emma Wood. Negro. 1918
Yandes street. and Marie Long. Negro.
S3f North California street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
FOR BERLIN
German Chancellor Seeks
to End Disorders.
ByUmjted Press

By United Press
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Chancellor
Heinrich Bruening. receiving lead
ers of the Socialist and Catholic
parties. informed them today that
the government would carry out
its financial program under a con-
stitutional plan which will be semi
dictatorial in character.
Police claShed with unemployed
rioters today in the heart of the
capital
Along the FriedrichstraSse and
elsewhere in the center of Berlin
the disorders caused shop keepers
to lower shutters to prevent plum
dering.
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struments aboard her plane, avia-
ton experts feared that unless she
had landed on one Of the many
tiny islands or keys close to the
Florida shore, she would be lost.
Mrs. Miller carried a small supply
Of food and water and a portable
rubber boat.
Her plane. single-motored, I'M
der-slung wing type, is land
plane and had no pontoonS.
Hence. it could not remain ahoat
long even with empty gas tanks, as
Stunning they were not smashed il.
landing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
COLLECTOR ROBBED OF $4,000; SHOT
Ships, Planes Hunt Lost Woman Filler

search today for the noted pilot,
who left General Machado airport
here at Gil a. nj, Friday, and
should have arrived at Miami m
about two hours.
The search by air and sea was
hindered today by high winds and
poor visibility.
AS hope for the safety of the
noted Australian woman f1ier de-
creased every hour, the regular
boats and planes kept plying along
the route of her scheduled flight
kept constant watch for any indi-
cation of the missing plane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
SWINE PRICES OFF
IS CENTS AT YARDS
slaughter Glass Cattle Hold Steady;
YeaIs Up.

Swine prices at the city stock
Yards this morning we're generally
Is cents lower than Friday. the
bulk. 100 to 500 pounds, selling at
$3.50 to $500. Early top remained
at $3.50. Receipts we're estimated at
5000: holdovers were $50.
Slaughter classes were steady in
the cattle market. Receipts were
200. Vealers sold 81 higher, mostly
at Sl3 down. Calf receipts we're 200.
Lambs were little changed, the
bulk of good and choice selling at
IS to $3.50 Receipts in the sheep
market were 500.
Chicago hog receipts 5000, includ-
ing 1900 direct and 1000 show hogs.
Holdovers 1000 Not enough hogs
70 fully test the market, scattered
early sales and bids around steady
with Fridays average. Choice Of
200 to-2l0 pounds sold at $3.50 Cat
tie receipts 800. Calves 200, and
strong. Sheep 5000: weak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

twenty-five minutes out from Ha-
vana, flying low.
The pilot said he was disturbed
about her altitude, especially be-
cause flying conditions were bad and
the sea was rough.
Just before Mrs. Miller left, she
had been warned to stay at an alti-
tude of about 5000 feet, where fly
ing conditions were favorable.
Airport attendants here said Mrs.
Miller started for Miami on a "a
degree course direct, without allow
ing for any wind drift.
Since she had no navigating in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
MILK PRICES IN
CITY WILL DROP
Cut From IL to II Cents to
Be Effective Monday.

The price of sweet milk will be
reduced from II cents a quart to II
cents, effective Monday, according
to Capitol Diaries, Inc.
Dreamed buttermilk also will be
reduced from IL cents quart to
II cents, it was announced.
Reductions are said by the dairy
operators to be due to the decreased
cost of raw milk. The cuts are
expected to be followed by other
diaries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
CONGRESSMAN IS HURT
Mcleod of Ohio and State Senator
Jankowski in Auto Accident.

WARREN, o., Nov. Coon
gresham Clarence J. Mcleod and
State Senator Cas- J. Jankowski,
both Of Detroit, are in the city hos
pital here today with injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
near Ravenna, west of here, Friday.
Jankowski has a fractured skull
Mcleod suffered severe cuts and
body bruises.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
CARRIERS SUCCESSOR
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Trustees TO Consider Applicants for
SanatOrium Post.

Selection OF a successor to DR..
Amos Carter, who resigned as
superintendent Of the Indiana state
sanatorium at Rockville. will be
discussed by trustees at a meeting
at the institution Wednesday, it
was announced today.
Secretary A.. A. Hargrave Of the
trustees has written various insti-
tuition superintendent and tuber-
culosis associations throughout the
country and received a number Of
applications for the place.
At present. DR.. Herbert Pirkle,
Carriers assistant, is in charge.
Trustees are Chairman Parke
Beadle, Rockville; Hargrave, Mrs.
Louise Klinger, Brazil, and Dr..
Harold S. Hatch, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
8 a. M:
South wind, IS miles an hour:
barometric pressure, 1924 at sea
level; temperature, 81; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, 2 miles; light
haze; field, good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
ShireS. Bride and All, Can
Ask His Raise From
Milwaukee, Now.

Gg Hited Prcss
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-"Tn
burn the major leagues up next
year." quoth the voluble Art Shires
recently when he took unto himself
a bride, Elizabeth Greenbaum,
former University of Wisconsin
coed.
What with a wife as an inspira-
ton, I'll show EN- how baseball
should be played. Expenses will be
higher and I'll have to get a raise"
Today the Great One" could not
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
KANE TO HEAR TRIAL
Named Special Judge for
Pryor Case.

Attorney r. oh Kane today was
selected as 81 Al judge to hear the
trial of Erne. Pryor, Martinsvir1e,
on a first degree murder indict-
ment, starting in criminal court
next Wedensday.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
BY KENNETH ID. GILMORE

HAVANA, Nov. 29.-Sullen, semi
tropical seas apparently held the
mystery today of the disappear
ance of Mrs. j. M. Keith-Miller,
Australian leir, who dared treach-
erous headwinds in an over-water
fight, unaccompanied, from this
city to Miami, Fla.
Although only the most optimis-
tic dared hope that she is alive,
governmental and private aviation
authorities decided to continue the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
Window Broken Nv Thief

Hurting brick through the win
dow Of store operated by Abe
Bookatman, 833 South Meridian
street, a thief Friday night stole
several watches, value of which was
not estimated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

= Bargains at Christmas time are
decidedly rare But this year
prices Of many articles are unusu-
ally low. You viii find lots OF
bargains.
And YOU can have the pick Of
the counters. if you will just do
your Christmas shopping carly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
Former 1. U. Man Dies

Ry Times Speci0i
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 20. -
DR.. Grover H. Alderman, A. dean
Of the University of Pittsburgh
school ef education and formerly a
professor in the Indiana university
department of education, is dead
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
PREFERS ELEVATOR
JOB TO BARONETCY

EngIlShma1l, Now Heir TO Title, TO
Stay in Iowa.
PH Times Special
WATERLOO, Ia, Nov. 81. An
elevator operator in an American
Office building is better than being
the tenth baronet of Mt. Wolsely in
England. So believes Sir Reginald
Beatty Wolsely, who left England
thirty-three years ago for America.
Even though he now is eligible for
the title. by virtue of his cousins
death, Sir Reginald, known as plain
"Dick" here, plans to stay in Wa
terloo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
ROBBER SUSPECT HELD
Confession Is Claimed by Police in
Three North Side Robheries.

Eugene Leland Goblin, 26, r. r. 2,
Box ASS, was charged with burglary
and grand larcency today after his
alleged confession that he COM
mitted three robberies on the north
side, obtaining clothing and jewelry
valued at about $1,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
MERCURY WILL
CLIMB IN CITY
Temperatures to Remain
Above Freezing; Snow
Is Forecast.
Hourly Temperatures

6 a. No.. &c 8 a. m..... %
a. No.. % 9 a. m..... 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
COUNTRY ESTATES.

FOR SALE-A FINE OLD COUNTRY Es-
tate on the Rappahannock River, 2 miles
from Fredericksburg on the Heights of STAFF
cultivation. bal. in woodland all well water
ed; fine hunting and fishing.
Improved by good house with rooms and
bath; gas, electricity hot-water heat, open
fireplaces, spacious porches, etc.
Good tenant house, 2-car garage, barn
chicken houses and all other necessary out
buildings.
Beautiful location and well suited for some
one who wishes to retire fire. m business and
enjoy the advantages of a large country
estate.
Priced for quick sale at sle,5OO; terms,
one-third cash and balance to suit pur-
Apply to A. S. DoNIPHAN & SON, 4Os
Doniphan Bldg" Alexandria, Va. Phone
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s23 18th St NV. National 1871
DO YOU WANT A BIG HOUSE WITH VERY
large, comfortable rooms, at very little
cost? Well, here it is: Seven rooms Nour
bed rooms), sleeping porch. bath; hot-water
heat, electricity, gas, city water and sewer |
stationary tubs, etc; lot so It. by 125 #; |
located Hyattsville, three squares from BAL
timore boulevard and railroad station. |
Price, only $4,000, or $l0,500 with five acres
of land.
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SALE on ExCHANGE-

FINE HOME INCOME PROPERTY; ALSO 5
acres Of valuable land. Georgia 275o.
AS BAD HEALTH OBLIGEs ME TO LEAVE
city; VIII trade my equity in about so acres
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, near Congressional
lngton Tor clear acreage in Southern Cali
f hdTrs., near I Los Angeles and some cash.
s-ROOM BUNGALOW, LARGE CORNER
lot; Chevy Chase; three 2-family brick apts.,
near q' th es s iS5 dI large no%s or
ACRES, VIRGINIA SUBURB, GOOD g.
IoE-good size Montgomery, County farm; So
try house, trade as part payment for good
suburban bungalow; Virginia farm, so acres,
Takoma bungalow, large rooms. trade for
D c. house near 18th street car line.
r. d. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Bids Shepherd 3o92
GIRARD ST WEST OF 18th NW.-9 RMS.
baths; h.-w.h.; garage; ideal location to
rent rooms. Call owner, Adams 1886.
CHEVY CHASE HOME; $500 EQUITY;
might exchange for unencumbered property
or land. Address Box 6o-z, Star once.
CLEAR RENTED HOUSES. ALL OR PART
OF $4,000 value for apartment, white or
ANCHOR REALTY CORPN,
Realtors,
Is Jackson Pl. NV.
$3,50ooo EQUITY ABOVE. FIRST TRUST
i2th and Rhode Island ave. NV, for lots
or Broom, 2-bath house in good sec
H. c. BISCOE,
Nat. 40s9. Res, North 5355.
CLEAR lots JUST OVER DISTRICT LINE
in Md; one carfare to Wash. trade for
equity IN small house in Indianapolis, Ind.
5000 39th NV. liz
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN
well rented colored property for clear lot in
good NV. section. Address Box az. Star
CAMPING SITE ON POTOMAC OR SUB
urban lot on car line for auto (prefer new
Ford. Address Box IL, Star ONCE.
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RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-Small truck farm, house and
orchard; rich soil; near city. Phone Co
lumbia 1858.
TENANT TO WORK 50-ACRE TRUCK
farm on share basis; all fully equipped and
stocked Address Box 391-X, Star Office.
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BUNGALOW FARMS.

sas down. $40 monthly, buys 10 acres near
Laurel, Md. suitable for poultry, hogs. tr Ycr
ing; splendid roads, friendly neienpS9nfs' Now
OzMAN. fToR 7th ~ m.W,
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DESIRABLE COLORED
HOUSES.
Decatur Street Northeast. be-
tween o and P SITS. ne; North
Capitol and First SITS.
Two-story brick houses, put
in good condition.
Convenient to Florida ave. and
North Capitol street car lines.
4 rooms, stove heat, gas and
bath, $500 to $1,000.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
OPS 18th St. NV. Natl. 200.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

W1NTED-To BUY LOT, ACREAGE OR I'M
proved property fronting salt water; give
price. Address BOX Ss-1. 9eaE once.
CHOICE SITE ON ROUND BAY, SEVERN
River. fronting directly on sandy beach;
large shade trees; electricity; hard road;
81, 900 w. @. WILLIAMS 3SoS Rittenhouse st.
To THOROUGHLY ENJOY THE SUMMER,
get o few acres on the water front; we
have some 5000 I1sstiSni; Ts erC CSarlo oe
HALL St Marys Co, Nd. ----
SACRTFTCE-ONLY $500 FOR OUR HOME
on water; balance convenient terms. Call
Us gs,s up and come down TO-DAY Annapolis
FRANKLIN MANOR-NEW r. & B..
shower lot 50xl5O: $500; Sr' = b. . lot 5Ox
$50, $4,000. Lots 50xl90. So2o: Fo.: 300:
i furnished, for sale. Electricity fruit,
shrubs garden space. West 25s2-J
DANDY LOT OVERLOOKING SALT WATER
6 6fssn, Box sS?? soa o8lS Star Once
FOR SALE OR LEASE - SMALL SUMNER Aii
hotel at Summer colony on CHESAPEAKE Say
good opening. Address Box 4Sl-A' star
FOR SAILS ACRES. NEAR SHADY SIDE
and Cedarhurst; all level, dry land; GOOD
$685. g s.Fms e' 3 aA G fsf sv HERMANN
Thomas circle. Decatur 400; evenings,
PoR Rg"gTwo 0oTIIAG pTiced ON Able pbIE
By phone or lsTtcr 70 pr c. T. HUTcH1Hs'
Barstow, Calvert Co, Nd.
EASTERN SHORE MARYLAND-WATER-
front homes, farms and estates; deep water
ways; splendid section. II. WHlGHISON
DAWSON, st. Michaels, Maryland
BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT BUNGALOW
for sale or rent. Severn. ADDRESS BOX
205-X, Star ONCE.
WILD ROSE SHORE, 3 MILES FROM An
napolis-6 rooms, baths. everything s eiec.
and lights open fireplace; Annapolis tele-
phone. overlooks South River; locsteed IN
community of fine homes. Price, $B,25O.
WAGGAMAN & BRAwNER, INC:.
100 Eye st. Met 1850:
GIVING THIS PLACE AWAY HAVE 4
4-room shore cottage near Washington; IL
is sheet-rocked throughout; has ample porch,
garage and excellent shade. Lot is ESQ feet
deep and has direct shore frontage. LeaV-
ing town and therefore will sacrifice for
$1,000, on your own terms. If you have SIS
cash, call me up.
LYON, National 45s6. ."
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Wouldn't You Like to Own This
misunderstanding Suburban Home ?
tContinued.l

Arlington-5-room and bath bungalow.
cleo. heatrola heat, "a acre lot, garage;
price $3.50 90; terms,
lot 50xI2O IT., on Wilson Boulevard in
business zone; excellent investment; price
$4,750 90; terms
Lyon Park-5-room and bath modern bum
galow, sun porch, fireplace, hardwood floors,
large hoored attic; lot 75x140 IT.; garage;
price S79500 90: ternts.
N. Z. RYON Co. INC,
Clarendon 1850 1904 Wilson Blvd
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08 North Capitol Strt
National 6733.
EOP COIORED

FOR COLORED.
1911 Corcoran st. n.w.-l1 r., b., h.-w.h.,
7ss Harvard st. n.w.-s r., b., fur, cleo,
1909 18th st. n.w.--iO r., b., fur, cleo,
$500 Foote st. n.e.--7 T., b.. h.-w.h.. cleo.
2Ss 57th st. ne.-5 r.. b., fur. cleo, S29. so
1922 Blaine st. n.e.--3 rms, water, Sl5.
1929 L. Droit court n.w--5 r., water, SIS
1923 IT ct North 4907.
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COLORED-24I2 r ST.
S35 So rooms, bath, gas, latrooes; IN
- eos n. II. AvE.-s42.5o.
6 rooms, bath, sas hot-water neat neat; xy g.
Met 2025. d. e. BARRY. 1901 II ot.
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SALE-INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

FOR RENT-BRICK GARAGE AND SHOP;
thousand feet floor space, electricity and
water; twenty-seven dollars. 22l r, !. ave
NV. North $685. 90
IN REAR 1l16 VERMONT AVE. = WARE
house or place to wash cars; rent, $45 per
month. Apply Decatur 1910. 1116 YER
mont ave.
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EXCHANGE.

EACnANGE.
HAVE 81 ESQ EQUITY IN S7,45O N W. BRICK;
want lot, beach place, or late Buick. Box
4501. Brookland, d. c.
500 CLEVELAND AVE, RIVERDAIE-MOD-
S2ls. 90 '''''' ~ ivy -'O'''' Ni''' ''"O' 0's''
MATCH UP MOST ANY REAsoNABLE
trade deal n c Saa7 or ss clear
GOOD End TRUST ON DWELLING, PAID
down to $500, for good lots or small house
Address Eox 407-X, Star ONCE. 8"
WANTED-HoUSE IN EXCHANGE FOR
two lots fronting Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase.
Cleveland ASH.
MODERN sEvEN-RooM AND TWO-BATH
house with garase s in best residential nv
sl75. 80 - :
WILL EXCHANGE S5,5O0O0 EQUITY IN
$lQ,50o.00 six-room house, University Park,
s Meii Tor house in CITY, Phone HSa'''v!He
RENTED INVESTMENT PROPERTIES FOR
nome. 208' GOT 18th NV. Met. 1885,
WOODBRIDGE BUSINESS SECTION, SIX
room house, reception hall. all.tile bath
%NER eQS siS7 FOR lot aS 0E hand ne No agents
WILL DEED PROPERTY VALUED AT
100000 to responsible party who VIII guar
sntee ans assume the trust OF sS3S9I TsT
race, Baltimore, Md.
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY ABOVE
well rented building. at times rental. for
building ground in city. Address Box Ss7-X'
Fm TSntnE NAH ate a0 dShay tT
thirds mile: Fair Groom, house e .. with Zoo, good
sSaSb. eass q city s pScs
good Independent living and money besides
% sr'hs more snd Nearby vSSns S S
JOHN L. WHITMORE, OWNER,
Franklin 7020. Potomac 1882.
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CORN Err HOUSEWIFE
lease for 2 years, Groom house,
garage; big lot; room for gar
den; ami, $40 month; owner
leaving town, possession at once.
Apply $50 Whittier st. NV.
10 am. to 4 pm.
l245 JACKSON ST. BROOKLAND-8 RMS,
detached modern; garage; $3.50
902 Irving St, Brookia nd--Neariy new, 6
rooms. detached; $50
1874 Z st. n.e.-6 rooms and bath. brick;
5000 12th st., Brookland-6 rooms bath,
modern; $3.50
7705 18th ~. NE, RrookIard.
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COLORED.

Modern, new house; large rooms and
bath front and rear porches; built-in ga
rage. Rent reduced to $4,000.
CHAS. D. SAGER, -
National OC36 924 14th St. NV.
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sALEFARMS.

FOR sALE-I,ss6 ACRES WITH NILES NILES
tracts ar Ia Keen Intact and use as a sport
ing place. Pine hunting and nfo ns M fie po-
tomac Rjver with two tributary streams
on each. side Of the tract; ,r.c,,or o..r
s2n ner acre If Won are looking for profit
step IEt here snd .s get pa n fSSsh
Bldg. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
I AK NEAN NOLI =
For SALE.

I52-ecre farm. located In Montgomery
County Nd near Potomac on. the Glen
Mil I'd leading from the Rockville Potomac
in front Of the Court House door at Rock
vile, Montsomery County, Nd; TUESDAY;
upon which the club house and grounds Of
the Maryland Golf and Country Club are
to be located It is about 1872 miles from
the u S Capitol Building. Terms Cash.
a deposit of $1,000 when property Is Knocked ls
cult Court for Montgomery County in Equity.
JOHN z. OXLEY, attorney named in mort
gage to make sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
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1888. 10th ST. NV
This beautiful home contains large
rooms Kitchen and bath garage.
1904 K St. NV. Dist soso
NEAR 18th AND VARNUM,
l406 .VARNUM ST. N.w.--SoO
This beautiful home, Consisting Of large
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