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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23

Such discussion is distasteful tc
groups who want things sneakec
through under the guise of standing
by the president"
No citizen who believes in Ameri-
canism-who opposes the Mussolin
ideal-should be party to these
ISLANDERS against the senate.
These attacks are never directed
against the chief executive, the judi
ciary, or the house, where debate car
be stopped and the most important
measures are "railroaded.
The slanders are always against
the senate. The reason is plain.
Unlimited discussion develops facts
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23
SENATORS ARE NOT
YES, YES" MEN

The federal constitution Cart. II
Sec. ID provides that the president
! shall have power, by and with the
advice and consent of the senate" tc
appoint judges of the supreme court
Political partisans and privilege
seekers, who realize the need for q
stronger party spirit in their business
talk of standing by the president
The constitution ordains otherwise.
The president-regardless of whom
he may be-has no sweeping powers
in the appointment of supreme court
judges. His word is not law. He
must go to the senate for advice and
consent.
Senators are placed on an equality
with the president in such case, and
to talk of Standing by the president
is to call on senators to violate their
oath.
Senators have the constitutional
right-and duty-to discuss a judi
cial appointment. To waive this right
and duty would mean that senators
surrendered their prerogative and are
mere Eyes, yes" men.
To bring the senate to this low
level is the purpose of attacks on
the nations forum, where issues and
men are discussed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23
The Cherry
" Where with our
we tell the truth
about many things. sometimes pro-
foundly, sometimes fippantly,
sometimes recklessly.

Parker is OUT! The Parker case,
as such, is off the boards, its fleet
ing drama finished, the curtain rung
down on the case and on Parker.
But the issue remains.
The isue will remain until it is
settled RIGHT Such issues are like
that-they stay with US until we get
them settled with justice. Then they
cease to be issues.
The yellow dog contract was the
issue and it is the issue.
Only one state in the whole nation
-Wisconsin-has law that does not
throw the protection of the courts
around the yellow dog contract. And
he Wisconsin supreme court must
shortly decide whether the law in that
state is to stand as constitutional.
Every forward looking citizen must
hope it will stand. Sad to say, death
took forward looking member of
that high court but few days ago.
But hope persists.
What is the Wisconsin law. 1t is
a law which declares that the yellow
dog contract is against public policy
and is not enforceable at law. 1t
simply has no standing in court.
That is the only kind of law-so good
authorities say-that can ever be
effective against the yellow dog con-
tract. If the Wisconsin supreme
court kills that law in the Badger
State the condition will be decidedly
unfavorable Other states will not
be stopped, but they will be discour-
aged
But, regardless of all that, the fight
must go on.
Labor in every state and in the ma
ton as whole must fight on for the
kind of law that Wisconsin put on its
statute books.
The tide of public condemnation of
the medieval measure of human bond
age was never so high-the time was
never so propitious for effective at
tack, leading on to victory Not since
the seamen's act became law has labor
had chance to write so dramatic
chapter in legislation.
Consider now one point to remem-
ber. United States Attorney General
Mitchell, who has charge of all of
the prosecuting machinery of the
federal government, put himself on
record fatty in favor of the Parker
position.
What a spectacle!
Writing of Parker, Mitchell said he
had examined ALL Of Parker's deci-
sions and he found them ALL good
He praised the WHOLE Parker rec
ord. He put the United States de-
partment Of justice back of the vel
low Dog contract! That was an amaZ-
ing thing to do.
Mitchell was appointed by the pres
ident who fed the starving Belgians
and the starving Russians. He fed
them bread, and the wage earners of
the United States, in this case, got
the stone!
Remember that position taken by
Mitchell. 1t is a powerful reason for
pushing the fight for complete and
victory over the yellow dog
contract.
Mitchell cannot protect any con-
'ract unless that contract has a
standing in court.
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IRON WORK ERS SIGN

Peoria, Ill.-Organized iron work
ers renewed their agreement with en-
ployers in this city. The rate of 81 ,25
an hour, the 44-hour week and double
time for overtime are accepted
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23
Broader Jumps

"These broad jumps break all rec.
ords. Anything fishy about the meet?"
81 don't think we can disallow the
marks. Instead of starting the con-
testants with a pistol shot, they used
an automobile horn"
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What's the Hurry?

Voice Con telephone)-Oh please tell
the doctor to hurry round at once
my little girl has swallowed a needle.
Maid-Well-the doctor is very
busy just now. Did you want the
needle at once?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23
A Public Servant

Thief hope you will be ienient
with me, your worship. | have good
many dependent upon me for their
support.
Magistrate-Children?
Thief-No, your worship; detectives.
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Just Like a Man

Mr.. Timseed-I see none o. them
women statues has any clothes on.
His Wife-Them statues are more'n
1900 years old. | s'pose you think a
womans clothes ought to last forever
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The Culprit

Nurse-Come and see what the doc
tor brought your mother.
Tommy-Yes, and l bet she blames
me. He wouldn't have known where
we live If l hadn't got the hu-Syd-
ney Bulletin.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23

Don't criticise others if you are the
sort of union man who fails to
spend his union-earned money for
union goods and service.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23
A Horrible Example

Bertie-Have you ever seen a wild
necking party?
Gertie-No | can't say that have.
Bertie-Then take good look at
me
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ON HIS LAST LEGS

For years most people didn't get
very excited about the yellow dog
contract. For years most people did
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-05-23
The Wifely Views

MY dear, you spend too much"
Said pa, VINO found life tough
My dear" said ma, you're wrong
You just don't make enoughm
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The cry for more production, and
still more production, must be re-
placed by demand for equitable dis
tribution.
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Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio
Endorsed by the Middletown Trades
and Labor Council of Middletown, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
SALE-SUBURBAN.

WILL SELL Ny FINE 2-sToRY FRAME
6-room house, mi. s341S, payable 80
Gi Island su a1 i0r s
get on at .Melrose; ask. anybody for Mr..
motor out. Rhode Island ave. to Melross
crossing. Hyattsville, Md. Phone Hyatts-
42s CHERRYDALE AVE. CORNER LEE
Highway and Lyon Village. Waffle stucco
house. hardwood floors and trim. az modern
suburb 30 city; Price $3.50. H. B. Hilton.
Clarendon 1904
5-RopM BUNGALOW AND i ACRE, $500;
cleo. range; easy terms. Call Clarendon 400:
SAVE AGENTS FEE-BUILDER- OCCUPANT
place.. : bed rooms ,Siull-ienEth mirror,
istor). pantry (outside ieinsl. store room.
dry cellar % windows. front and sleeping
PGien Screens. ssre s%Snu AT strips. s0'ss s
water, instantaneous hot water. sewer, gas,
flowers vines, lawn grapes. enrrsn rants loose.
berries raspberrtes Strawberries; corner lot,
10 nnu tesee Walk to 0 Stores 50
Barsaln at $1,000 tcost $4,000; $5s monthly
"a ,sa.P PRINCIPAL s;n , and interest Address Box
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF HIGH
class property in the fashionable Country
iolnlns ana oysFleofiss &. n Ses.onsi Won
ans Country Club and near Burning tree,
Chevy Chase and other country clGhs. Con-
tains many beautiful building sites Price,
$3.50 per acre, which is half the price Of
much less desirable adjoining property. Ad-
dress OWNER, 1868 3lst st. NV.
8-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY DECORATED.
taken for debt; price sl,750. Also modern
store building, will sell or lease all In good
home in Florida. will sacrifice modern home
in Takoma Park. Phone Shepherd Ease. -
VIRGINIA HOME, NILES FROM DIST:
cedars, six acres valuable land nice stream
$500. DE SHAZO &. McNAB. Natl 1884. Sc
lCnntinued On Nat Paral
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
FrA-Nl@.,AA

sssstifS5is 5rS .S f0tfsssS; .i a:Is D1.as:5;
P H fa59isSss' wonssssrtaI aa.flar s:s:E;
ste steam t wharf. sSort distsnes from Ill
f nos io4 . a9d k esss q 81 II s's sne
COLONIAL BEAcE.FoR RENT Or BALE
large rooms q an 4. G TSiHe ssRs'l0"'
A''' N " Res. oeorsia aosi. 10 ~
S S:s e. II sSI IRI R sisT ssss
HF e. n TAT .as sF9 9sSS llama sSd.s
D. Davis, 1915 NJ st. Sc.
NORTH BEACH-ATTRACTIvE COTTAdEs,
R Psos. Closet season '1OO 70 '-0O' N.S"
HERALD HARBoRIs ROOMS, SCREENED
ss75; si25 cash and bal. $50 mo- enl X on 9
Phone HyattS. 1882.
10 ACRES, CHEs BAY. IS MI. d. C.. 900
IS acres. Piney Point .................. 1000
ma s S. lets tiSn. So. sHSn AN s a
MAN Thomas Circle. Dec. 400
FOR SALE OR RENT-LARGE. 12-ROoM
a aSd'f r or
Island: bathing, BOATING, fshinE state ROAD
F f RT9D fhYo isss s. ref
COLONIAL BEACH. .yA..a7-RooM HoysE'
s o%ae f0n viii sserife. pris. sssSe
Fruit trees, spring water. Room lot, Gordop
Hotel mornings and evenings.
FOR, SALE AT Low FOR SEASON PEIoEs;i
z lots at st. Clements shor sssE.,NzN loNN
Thomas Circle.
FOR sAIE-scoTLANp BEACH. Nd
room Pqnsals9ws and FS oo front lot soxloo ~
NORTH BEACH PARK, Mp-THE BEST
sOtaSs screened 4oTshes . sle1 ,;. S.' sr
rent for season. To inspect. nrst cottage to
left Birch ave open ge, s SUNDAY GEORGE
sandy beach, good 4-room house. papered;
polished floors, fireplace, electricity, large
berry, concrete walks, garage; l-hour drive
from city. No Tsssssonabls oher refused
One of the most attractive waterfront
properties in Southern Maryland. IS miles
from washington and hours ride tT9m
esi5s5s a9d timber; oriSInails part q
in type, built in 1912, has IL rooms and
fireplaces. all in excellent condition. over
looks the Potomac, with q l5-ntle view
Maryland and Virginia. There is . 1oo-
year -old box hedge in front of the house.
Wonderful fishing. ducking, bathing, sailing
and Grabbing. viii make n beautiful home
or fishing club. Priced low for quick sale.
as owner wishes to move to another State.
For price and terms write to
DIAMOND AND DIAMOND,
Gaithersburg, Md.
Telephone Gath 17o
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REAL ESTATF--LOANS.

list and and TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negotiated: lowest rates. Refnancing. JAMES
N HUGHES, l427 Eve St National 9372
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest JESSE
L. HEISKELL; Ills Eye st. NV.
LET Us CONSOLIDATE YOUR FIRST AND
second trusts; reasonable discount; no ep-
praisal fee. Met. 1900 Clev 02l6
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEp1ATELY
s 100-Pay 81. 90 wk. $500-Pay sz5u w.
s3O0-Pay $500 vk. s1,000-Pav $3.50 w.
BfLDMAN co. sic Bond Bldg. Nat. 1880.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES

n. W. u.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs
ALL CASH TO YOU FOR REAL BARGAINS
IS 70 rooms; any seemion' n no az agents NJ
WANTED-To BUY FROM OWNER s-Ro BOON
land PsTE; sli:cs; :s proposition, Address
MAY 10. GIVE FuLL , DETAILS Is, AT Er, ONCE eE:
k ktT9 ia li ssss \ :, AVE, PHONE MEL
ssss a. Il y sSs s2n s y s sd.
CLIENT WITH $4,000 CASH WANTS 6;RoOM
detsehed house pref .o 6 near an nn
or SaHs AddItiopp ssoos h 20 sos2
HAVE BUYER FOR GROOM BUNGALOW
NV 8 story home in Mount Pleasant
chain stores rented. investment propernn,ssss'
Investment houses; must be cheap; give par
ticuiars. Address BOX 31o-M, Star once.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS TO PUR-
a,on On payments Address Box s47eM Star
ofsce
SMALL HOME, NE. OR s;E.-sTATE
G 6l.ii an" sos Pa ave: Sc. -
HAVE CASH FOR Z OR ROOM HOUSE
a bargain; white neighborhood. Address Box
242-M, Star ONCE. ------------- -
LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH Us FOR SALE.
If price is right, we can fnd you ouyer:
ASK for Mr. Kins, who viii cali and inspect
your '''''TT Sss, Z T.. P q! M:
SEVERAL GROOM HOUSES IN NICE NE;
or nv sections suitable for colored' VIII
'' W., N NM REALTY Ic5a c e, Ave.
EXCHANGE.
i HAVE 1925 NASH SEDAN. WOULD
IKE to trade for dsr.. ste so mods star
WILL EXCHANGE KANSAS CITY. MO,
brick residence for Washington property
What have You? Write Mai. J. D. ARTHUR
TRADE EQUITY $500. LOG BUNGALoW,
n acre, 80 min. Portland. Ores; ex' neigh-
borhood; exchange for s4oo equity in nearby naH
balance clears for deed. For particulars
3. BALLARD, 2o2o H st. NV Washinston'
MT. RATNTER-BEAUTTFUL BUNGALOW
si,2oo equity for 5000: also Sood lots. Mr..
BERLIN 10Th and Cedar SITS.
EQUITY s2,500 BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
detached, $1,000 cash or 81, 800 lot in Bright.
wood or N. Chevy Chase North 3147-W.
FARM N5AE F Mp 800 b gEET
stone spring house. 1872 acres fertile land;
could sell all products at retail to motorists.
Address Box 36l-M. Star once
WANTED--HoUsE IN EXCHANGE FOR
corner lot fronting Connecticut ave, Chevy
Chase. Address Box 359-M, Star once
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. ON BoULE-
ward, vacant clear lot adjoining and close by
acreage to exchange for washington home
or other property. Address OWNER. Apart
ment 405. 2l4 Mass. ave. ne.
MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLE
trade deal in local or clear out-of-town prop
erty. Cleveland el60.
1898 IRVING, JUST OFF 18th sT.-EIoHT
rooms. porches, modern in every way; lot
20x150, garage; very convenient Will take
small clear house in trade. Price, $l2,So0.
Brokers, notice.
NINE-ROoM BUNGALOW. AMI, H.-WH.,
sun parlor; plenty of shade; on wide corner
lot; block from store and bus; for medium
priced colored part payment. Call Clar-
endon 1924 or 1908.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN SMALL
apartment house Zone trust only for six
room house in any good location.
VIM. r. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st. NV.
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Gaithersburg, Nd.
Telephone Gath. 179.
SEE CEDAPHuRsT.

On Chesapeake Bay, 81 miles. from D. q.
line, via Marlboro pike and Shady Side road.
Large. shaded lots at prices and terms be-
low, competition. Good roads. electricity.
we'll developed community Send for free
descriptive circular. BAUMAN & HEINZ
MAN. Thomas Circle. Decatur 400.
COTTAGES AND LOTS FOR SALE AT FAIR
Haven, newest and best salt water subdivision
on Chesapeake Bay. Reasonable prices and
convenient terms. Directions: Marlboro pike
to MT. Zion. turn right 5Iz miles to Webbs
Corner, then left miles.
IRWIN OWINGS
Owner, Tower Bldg.
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FARMS LANHAM, MD. 39-ACRE FARM, g.
room house and outbuildings Fine place
for raising poultry and gardening. Will rent,
sell or trade for city property.
MRS. h. w1IsHER, NJ. Ida. Alexandria. Va
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PINES-ON-SEVERN.

See sample bungalow bargains; sale or rent.
Arnold Station, W. B. & A. Railway. North
Shore. L. G.. TURNER, Central Savings
Bank Bldg Baltimore. Plaza 1888.
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Ie-ACRE FARM-Ss. 700

l6-ACRE FARM-ss.700.
FARMS & COUNTY PROPERTY-Send for
handsomely illustrated catalogue, details. g.
room dws, convenienceS, barn, garage, poul-
try and brooder houses, old shade, fruit,
berries. grapes. Splendid land. PRICE, 100
which includes considerable personal prop
erty, terms. Write. BRAY & MACGEORGE,
Estab. 1901. Vineland N. J.
ONLY s66 PER ACRE FOR lis ACRES RICH
land. mi, from d. C. IN Montgy. Co. Md.
large creek; also larger farm adjoining
ANCHOR REALTY CORP. REALTORS.
Is Jackson Pl. NV. Natl. 1927.
II ACRES, CLEARED, WOODED. LEVEL.
600 feet frontase on highway q bearing
hall and fireplace. Good outbuildinss. Suit
able for chickens or truck farming. Z miles
from District line. ! mile from Defense
Highway at Lanham.
Phone Hyattsville S12-F-3
For Appointment A.
ACRES, SMALL 3-ROOM HOUSE, SPLEEN
did spring Of water. miles out in Mary
land; price, $3.50.
SO acres, s-room bunsalow on good sravel
Henry L Mor EHs,N Marnas e6,
Marlh0rn. Md. Marlboro a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

SPECIAL TO COLORED.
If you are looking for an ideal home in
spect
1928 Park Rd. NV.
and others in this section and elsewhere.
Open for Inspection to Q p m. Week Days,
All Day Sunday.
2470 ONTARIO RID. NV.
9 rooms, 8 baths, garage, $1,000.
1t is not the dollar that ! am after, but
the reputation that must build up for my
people and myself. . . ,
II you have any houses to rent or sell. list
them With me. Refinancins.
once open from am. to pm.
BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER,
Exclusive Agents.
1898 18th s.. NV.
Once Phone North 68l3. Residence N. 1855.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-CoRNER LOT. DEsRABIB
locs ton, one block OF State road. Chesa-
5eake Beach. Md. 30xl0o. Atlantic 1861.
WILDWOOD, J.-SALE AND RENT.
ashore properties Of every kind Send for
list. JAMES A. l.. HARRIS. opp. Penna.
sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

FIFTEEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON ON
good road in Va, one mile to stores, bus,
school and churches; 40 acres blue grass
land with road on three sides. 2 acres fine
oak timber one acre cut and ready for mill,
several acres plowed and ready for Spring
planting, good home of rooms on high ele-
Vation, bank barn, fruit, shade, shrubbery
and Just . real place for $3.50 Ideal loca-
ton.
FRED o. LAKE.
Phone Clarendon 229.
7
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Have recently acquired over a hundred and
twenty lots in one of the best located colorod
water front properties, less than thirty miles
from Washington will sell as whole; free
of encumbrance. For Apt. address BOX
49-M. Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

VIRGINIA DAIRY FAKM. :,
Opportunity seldom offered; 100 acres, "a
under cultivation. 2 modern homes, hot
water heat. hardwood floors. barns, stables:
outbuildings, running water, electricity, all
equipment large retail milk route. rs head
Of stock. chickens; everything complete and
in f1rst-claSs condition. Wonderful view,
ideal home, 10 minutes to Alexandria over
macsd dam road. all for $4,000. Owner going
West. -
SEE MR.. CARVER.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York Ave. NV.
National l166-67
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COLONIAL BEACH. .YA...7-RooM HOUSE.
fUraishedd on lot iSoSlso . ne1 oIsb.s bsen
owner will sacrifice price s2500; terms,
Fruit trees, spring water. Room lot, GORDON
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ATTRACTIVELY BUILT MODERN HOUSE
Plenty of ground-it needs attention and
work spent on it. but Is priced aCeordinely
Safe harbor. sandy beach, plenty of water
frontage; wonderful neighbors; always &C
ceSsible in an hours drive from Wash. Ad-
dress Box 370-M, Star once.
WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL NEW SPAN
ish house overlooking Chesapeake Bays
rooms and complete bath, fireplace, electric
lights; fine bathing, boating, hunting and
fishing; at Arundel-on- the-Bay. closest re-
sort to Wash. on the bay. Col. 40A0.
BEVERLY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
5ox1so; SASS; siOo cash. s25 mo; safe
bathing for children; sandy beach. w. T.
CRISER, Columbia 1880
HERALD HARBOR-TEaEE CHOICE LOTS
near beach and park: excellent location; one
or all; reasonable and terms. Pot. 1904.
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sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.

FIRST COMMERCIAL ON BOULEVARD IN
business center of Hyattsville; Groom house
ami, lot 66laxl50; splendid location for
store, garage tourist accommoda tons
Price. S12.500. Address Box AK. Star once
THREE NEW BUILDINGS. CONSISTING OF
three stores and apartments; suitable for
any business: about 60-foot front, on the
best block of st. ne. to alley; brokers
attention. Apply owner. Address Box $685.
M. Star once.
STORE, GROOM HOUSE, T-WATER
heat. electricity, garage; business location,
across from market. Apply $50 Pa. ave. Sc.
s.
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sALE-INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
LOT So FRONT BY $50 DEEP. INDUSTRIAL
ing. Address 1406 Monroe st. Col 3573.
FACTORY SITE, IDEALLY LOCATED. RI
dicuiousy low; adequate labor all kinds; low
taxes: railroad freight station, public siding:
express and post once adding property; no
haulage. Address Box 480-J, Star once.
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WANTED-BUsINES PROPERTY.
WANT 70 BUY SMALL BUSINESS PROP
erty, suitable for delicatessen or grocery
business. Address Box 344-M. Star ONCE. s.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

AsHEVILLE, n c., BUNGALOW; 8 ROOMS,
ami. brick, for D. @. property. Phone Col.
3052-W.
FARM, iO3 ACRES, s-R HOUSE, ELECTRIC
ity, mi; 16 miles on cleo. r. r. OWNER,
50T Kresge Bldg.
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RAV.R-T0TS

Si55 UP-BEAUTTFUTLY WOODED LOTS
IS 90 monthly JOHNSON, eos 10th ne.
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QUICK MONEY

TO LEND. and AND srd TRUSTS; 500 TO
$1,000 ON MARYLAND AMP S D; e H0 0s1S.
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