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The Washington times., 1930-09-10
Virginia Berry Crop
Failure Cuts Dry
Agents Work

LURAY, Va, Sept. 10-The
failure Of the cherry. black
berry and elderberry crops in
Page county this year will cut
down the activities Of prohibi-
ton agents this fall. 1t is said.
This will leave grapes. pota-
toes, tomatoes and parsnips the
only articles from which wine
may be made.
The "kick" that comes from
parsnip, tomato and potato.
prohibition agents say, Is "noisier
and more dangerous" than. the
berry wines produces.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

Your home Ia what yOm make It and.
IL you own your OwR home, it'a hound
to be o real one, For selection Of at
tPactiVe hOme-buys see tOday's CiaAsIt.et
Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
WAITING TO BET RACES
NeU Mill Run Road
Is Opened to Public

GRANTSVILLE, Md, Sept. 10.
The Normalville-Mill Run road,
providing a new route to the ma
tional highway was thrown open
yesterday. Motorists from the
Connellsville territory now reach
the national highway at Farm.
ington, west Of GrantSyille.
1t was the second thorough
fare to be built in the Indian
Creek Valley this summer. the
Normalsville. Indian Head roadway
having been put in use several
weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
DROUGHT Relief
Group , MAKES 4
PROPOSAL
win Give Employment to Many
Men and Bring Big turnover
Of Labor, Committee Claims

II BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.--Goy.
Albert CT Ritctie was requested
to cali upon the State roads COM
mission to Immediately launch
It's 1891 road-building program
Ia order 10 give employment to
farmers and farm labcrers, In a
resolution adopted yesterday by
the governors drought relief COM
mission.
The resolution was adopted by
Holmes D. Baker. president Of the
Citizens National Bank. Of Fred.
erick, who pointed out that II
the work is. started at this time
and modern machinery Is used as
little as possible at the outset, it
will give .sorely needed. employ
ment To. many men and bring
ready money to those who need
It. Baker said; "
my Idea Is that contractors
be instructed to employ only
workers, from the communities
in which the roads are being
built. This will keep out an
influx OF workers from other
sections, serving to aggravate an
already bad situation.
.sLet each man work two days
. week. It means an immense
labor turnover with attendant
deficiencies, burt the work will
nevertheless be done and the
%entire community will be bene-
flied. We can't see. people
starHe and there seems to be no
legal way Of getting money to
aid the farm labOrers and some
farmers who have no credit !.
Another resolution calling upon
the. Secretary Of Agriculture to
include Somerset, Worcester and
CecH counties in the Maryland
couftieSs granted reduced rail
rates for livestock also was
adopted.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
Intruder Betrayed
BU BNrgLUr Alarm

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept.
1O.-A homemade burglar alarm
enabled N. A. Tristano, owner Of
filling station, to capture TN
intruder.
Tristano awakened. went to the
filling station, where he nabbed
man who gave his name as
Ryman Sinclair. Of Brooklyn. and
held him until the arrival Of
officers.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
Cumberland MAYOR
To Omen Job office

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Sept. 10.
The mayor and city council, as
an initial step to relieve unem.
ployment in Cumberland, will
open q registration office in this
city today in the mayors office.
Commissioner Samuel Werthei-
mer win be in charge.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
z ATTEND FIRE SCHOOL

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Sept. 10.
Henry Van Devanter and Bar
nard I. Smith, Of Leonardtown.
represented Southern Maryland
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

in the firemen'S short course,
held at the University Of Mary
land during the week. Both are
members of the volunteer fire
department of LeonardtOwn, and
received diplomas.
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
=. 2
LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCU1O

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso.
mas que han sufrido de debilf
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgen en- la pobreza y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
pdsculos rojos y hace la sangre
Irica y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
I've en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
cevolverle su dinero 81 no que
Ida satisfecho dsepues de usal
LA prinera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
iConsentira listed en- seguil
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
cuando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidad?
C6mprelo hoy.
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Sc DESEA

ia que 70 regrese. Retenedla,
por grade o por fuerza; pero os
prohibo que la hagais objeto de
malos tratos.
-Estad tranquilo, mi amo;
seremos caballeros franceses...
conocemos las considerations
que Sc deben al bello sexo...
aun cuando no sea bello; pero
decidme, senior Roberto, esta
Fobre mujer iva a dormir mu-
cho tempo como al presente?
-Supongo que cuatro o Gin
co horas, POGO mas o menos;
ESQ no os debe preocupar.
ST tai, y no POGO, porque
euando abra los ojos, por mas
que procuremos serle agrada-
bles y hablar con la mayor afa-
bilidad, tanto LmaSsou como
La gaceta., 1930-07-18

MADEIRA de Pine y de un espeji-
llo roto colgado en- la desnuda
pared.
Esta sencillez complement
tie ~espartana, permitfa, como es
facil comprender. despreciar a
los merodeadores de la llanura
de Montrogue,
La dnica ventana recibia luz.
no del jardin, nj, por consi-
guiente, del canine, sino de los
%terrenos baldios que Sc extern
dian por detras de la casa.
-Venga ahora la consigna
-dijo Sarriol.
Els muy sencilla-replic6
Roberto les absolutamente pre-
ciso que la persona cuya custo
dia os confio no pueda salir de
aquf, baio ning1n pretexto, has
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las dos manos,

las dos manos,
Mandell Sc echo hacia atras
abrumado por los ~punetazos del
muchacho y Sc movie del uno
al otro lado del cuadrilatero,
mientras Singer lie pegaba a la
cabeza. Cayeron las manos del
campeon que no podia mover
a caer cruzado en- las sogas ba-
jas del ring, cerca de su es-
quina.
Manaba sargre ue los ojos y
la boca del campe6n cuando su
cuerpo colgaba, una penosa ca
3icJ:ura del atleta tranquilo,
siempre bien acondicionado,
que Sc habia presentado al pu-
blico dos minutes antes. Ell Sc
alejo por 81 mismo de las sogas
cuando ell referee Donovan ha-
bfa levantado ell brazo por sep
TINA vez, levantandOse. Pero
no tenia defensa que ofrecer
contra la carga viciosa de un
joven frenetico a la vista de un
campe6 nque no podia mover
los guantes. Una serie de gan
chos a la cabeZa oblig6 a Man
dell a ocultar la cabeza entire
los hombros y lie trio por terce-
ra vez, esta por cuatro segun
dos.
NADIA quedaba del corage de-
campe6n cuando de nuevo pu-
do incorporates. Con la espalda
apoyada contra las sogas, fren
tie al sitio donde 10 derribaran
por segunda vez, y las rodillas
dobladas, Singer Sc lanZo con-
ira Ell. Una izquierda y una de-
recha al cuerpo aumentaron la
debilidad de Sammy y despues
una derecha a la quijada, en- ell
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yo, naturalmente ella no estara
contenta.
Tai vez-dijo Roberto SON.
riendo.
Guerra Saber por que, ha-
biendose dormido en- un carrua-
.je, Sc despierta en- una sala que
no tiene NADIA de bonita, entire
dos buenos muchachos. Pregun
tara d6nde esta y por que y CO.
mo la han traido aqui y que ha
sido de la senorita. En- fin, un
aluvi6n de preguntas: ique lie
Responsiveness?
NADIA.
-Entonces guerra tomar las
de Villadiego; Y idiantre. 10
comprendo bien, poneos en- su
lugar!
-Impedireis que salga.
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en- cuando, de improviso, a ase
gurarme de como marchan las
coSas-advirti6 Roberto.
Nos encontrareis con ell
oJo avizor Y ell dido alerta.
y 81 quedo satisfecho, ade-
mas de la suma pagada de an
temano Y de la que os de ENTIRE
gar os dare una buena propi-
ma.
Sarriol salt6 de algeria Y, CO.
mo ell pretendido Roberto Saul
nler Sc dirigiese hacia la puer-
ta' quiso despedirle hasta ell CO.
che.
-Buen viaje, mi amo, Y pla-
Ger completo-le CRITIC cuando
huoo cerrado la portezuela.
BlJou habia vuelto los caba-
los hacia Paris, y ell vehicuIo
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
B OXE
Ell HEBREO SINGER PUSO
A DORMIR AL CAMPEON
ITALIANO SAMMY NAN
DELL

New York, Julio 18.-Una
furiosa masa de huesos y muscll
los en- la persona del j6ven he
breo AL Singer cayo anoche
sobre ell campe6n Sammy Man
dell y en- menos de dos minutes
lie arrebat6 la corona mundial.
Singer, un brillante j6ven de
1876 libras, Sc avalanz6 sobre
ell campe6n con la velocidad de
un rayo, lie trio tres wees So
bre la Iona y despues lie puso a
dormir con una formidable de-
recha a la quijada. Tn minute
y as segundos dur6 ell comba-
tie.
Antes de que la pelea comen-
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este puesto en- la boca por Gin
co minutes, comprendera que
sois los mas fuertes Y sera ra-
zonable; pero no recurrais a Ia
violencia sino en- ell 1ltimo ex-
tremo, en- case desesperado. Ha
Iced una diligente guardia, v.
mlentras uno duerme. cue 81
otro no abandone un instante =
la prisionera.
Pardiez! lisa adverten-
cia es innecesaria!
-Teneis provisiones para
muchos dias; NADIA os llama fue
ra. No abandoneis la casa ba-
10 ning6n pretexto.
IFS 10 convenido l-diio
Sarriol.-iO es uno honrado q
no 10 est
-Ademas, yO vendre de vez
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-Movera una algarabia in.

-Movera una algarabia in
'fernal; dara gritos de loca.
No la dejareis gritar.
ESQ esta pronto dicho.
Ciertamente que hay medios
muy a proposito para imponer
silencio a las senoras. Pero nos
habeis recomendado la dulzura
~ los miramientos, y creo que
con zalamerfas no hemos de
hacerle OR la raz6n.
-Podeis amenazarla. es mas
no debeis tener reparo en- amor
'dazarla 81 fuere absolutamente
necesario.
Sea en- buena bora.
Roberto saco del bolsillo un
panuelo de soda.
-Tomad-dijo dando ell pa
nuelo a Sarriol;-cuando tenga
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

no, llegaron a una de las salas
del primer piso, donde coloca-
ron con sumo cuidado a Ursula
sobre ell jerg6n de un lecho que
no tenia nj colch6n, nj ropas nj
frazadas.
va ofmos decir a la escualida
propietaria de la casa ~confesar
a Roberto que ell mueblaje no
era NADIA bueno.
Compromise, en- la sala de
que hablamos, de una mesa de
La gaceta., 1930-07-18

cara los espectadores de junto
al ring apostabap9 en- favor
de Singer, opinando que ell cam
pe6n seria batido en- los 10 asal-
tos.
Con tai nerviosidad que tenn
blaba en- su esquina y DANA
ba, y hacia otros movimientos
menos ell de apartar al referee,
Sc "solt6" con tai alarde de po-
tencia en- los punos que Mandell
no tuvo tempo para preparar-
Sc a resistir ell tremendo alta
que. No perdio tempo la "beile-
ia" del Bronx y luego de varios
agitados movimiel.v0s apllco a
Mandell I'm gancho izquierdo,
en- la quijada, que trio a este en-
ell cenero del ring, por ell con-
teo de dos. Tan pronto ell cam
pe6n Sc incorpor6, apreciando
NAL la potencia de su rival o
quizas lastimado, AL Sc fue con-
ira el, apretando los dientes, Y
asest6 golpes de Swing con
La gaceta., 1930-07-18

libras, puso a dormir en- Ell Guar
to asalto a Bearcat Wright, 218
de Omaha.
La pelea Sc habia senalado
para ser a diez asaltos.
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JOHNSTON EMBARGO PA
RIA SERVIR DE SEGUNDC
A STRIBLING

New York, Julio 18.-El vie
jo muchacho bandido, Mr..
James j. Johnston, salio de es-
tas costas precipitadamente ell
microbes por la noche, olvidan-
dose la GAIA de bet1n que Johns
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"ponches" a los "eones" y So
nomento de debilidad fue en- Ell
5ercero, cuando lie anotaron
tres carreras.
Manolo Cueto no pudo 60
nectar" de hit en- tres wees al
bate.
Montgomery &c, Oh, De; Tam
pa sc, Oh, Be.
Esta noche, a las ocho, vol
geran a jugar leones y smokers.
"Pop" Kitchens no ha anun-
ciado aun la bateria que utiliza-
"a.
Selma &c, 17h, De; Columbus
sc, 13h, Be
Tres carreras hizo ell selma
en- la decima entrada, mantle
niendo asi su posicion de Is
juegos ganados y uno perdido.
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- 80 ~
Innnnr I Cnrhatf. NICK e

$3.50 ~ y
ton, James ]. Corbett, Nick e
Griego, Mr.. Dany Healy y O
|tras celebridades usan para
peinarse. Mr.. Johnston va en-
canine de Londres para servlI
de apoyo al desmayado Phil
tambien conocido por P. Scuf
ing Scott, contra ell rey de los
frenos de cana, William L. STR
bling, jr., en- Macon, Ga.
Antes de embarcar Johnston
dijo:
"Yo no .pensaba ir a esta pc
lea; pero Charley Rose, ell ma
nager de Phil en- Inglaterra,
me cablegrafi6 diciendo que
Phil reclamaba mi compania, y
/ que mi presencia lie daria ma
, yor confidencia.
"Yo creo que Scott batira
a Stribling
"Yo pedire ID referee nAga
cumplir las reglas del marques
de Queensbury, las cuales prohl
ben esas luchas de Willie.
Yo lie recomendare a Phil sea
cuidadoso con Williams, en- los
primeros rounds y despues 10
mandare a que 10 ''ponga a dor
mir.
iUsted quiere decir que man
! dara a Williams a que salga?
mo, no, no, no, no.. CRITIC
Yo mandare a que salga Phil.
TAYLOR PELEARA co N
DUNDEE
Chicago, Julio 18.-Bud
Taylor, de Terre Haute, India
ma, peleara ell dia % de Julio
con Mike Dundee, de Rock
Island.
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CLASIFICADOS

iPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, 500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Edificio de la Logia Ell Aguila
de Orc. 16 y 8 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de A a 7.
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Sc N una vaca sana, da
3 galones de leche, sana.
En- $50. Informan 1916 25 ave.
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punto mas sensible, complete la
obra, Este dltimo ~puhetazo pu-
so termino al desigual combate.
Mandell cayo cuando Sc aparta-
ba, fue a la Iona sobre su es-
palda y no oyo NADIA hasta el
conteo de ocho. Entonces hiZo
un supreme esfuerzo; pero sus
mGsculos eran madejas de al
god6n y las piernas parecia
de otro ser. Pudo levantarse al
go sobre su cara; pero volvi0 a
caer. Estaba frio y estrada al
serle contado ell decimo segun-
do. Para los $4,000 fieles la ba-
ITALIA fue completamente salts
factoria. Ellos ovacionaron al
nuevo campe6n, que no ha lie
gado todavia a la de poder vo-
tar y que tiene menos de tres
amos de experienced como pu-
gilista professional.
Ell "nocao" aparentemente
puso fin a la carrera pugilisti-
ca de MandeIl porque este de-
claro antes del match que Sc
retiraria 81 era derrotado.
Justo Suarez, de Buenos All
res, ell sensational pugilista de
9eso ligero, derroto a Joe Click,
en- la semifinal, efectuada des-
oues de la "pelea estrella". Pc
saba Suarez 1873 Y Click 1882.
Midget Wolgast, de peso de
hosea, facilmente alcanz6 una
decision sobre Ernie Peters,
de Chicago.
VICTORIA DE N
Omaha, Nebraska, Julio 10.
Primo Camera, de Italia, 263
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PERDIDO un perro Collie, pc
lado. Sc gratificara a quien 10
entregue en- ell 2209 Gale Is.
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iPRESTAMOS! a v. 25, 50
100, 200, 800 pesos por I'm an2.
a pagarnos mensual con muy %
co lnteres. Venga a vernos hoy,
TODD muy reservado. Edificio i
las Logias Unidas, 2007 Gale Ii
de A a 6 p. m. Gonzalez. Rep.
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Omaha, Nebraska, Julio Is.
Camera, de Italia, 263
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Selma SC, 17h, De; Columbus
&c, 13h, Be
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VICTORIA DE
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
Wild TAXI RIDE
ENDS IN JAIL

James Sylvester Murray, 80, a
taxicab driver, Of the 400 block
Massachusetts, Ave. N. w., spent
last night in the Seventh precinct
lookup apd will appear in court
today as the result Of an alleged
wild ride through the northwest
section Of the city last night In
q borrowed" taxicab.
Murray was arrested when seen
staggering away from an acci-
dent scene, and charged with
joy-riding, drunkenness. leaving
the scene of an accident and
operating an automobile while
drunk.
Murray's ride ended against a
dirt bank on Thirty-first Street
extended. Just west Of w Street
Northwest. He had taken the
cab from the 2100 block Four
teenth st. N. W., police say.
The cab, the property Of the
City Cab Co., was damaged as
the result Of the dirt bank esca.
pade and q collision with an
automobile operated by Elijah
Van Meter. Of the 1900 block
Euclid st. N. W.. at Seventeenth
Street and Florida Avenue North
west,
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
PROFIT TAKING
ri.
HAL IS RISE Of I
Hull -
UTILITIES ! !
s.,
By ". 9. COUSINS

NEW YORK, March 81 INs.J.'
The best records in the early
trading today were made by the
electrical manufacturing stocks.
The steels, utilities and a few Ct
the rails. Heavy weekend accunns
ulation of buying and selling
orders clogged the works at the
start, and the ticker fell behind
10 minutes in the first 40 min
utes Of trading. Brokerage
houses, summarizing the situa-
tion, saw nothing diScouraging on
the horizon and predicted higher
prices. :.
Publication Of radio corpora.
tion's long-awaited annual reports
which showed net profit Of $1.58
a share last year, focused speculae
tive interest on that stock. Tbs
company wrote off heavy charges
last year and showed good ias
ventories at the close Of the year.
Demand continued heavy for the
stop, forcing the price UP 1H to.
a new high for the year at 55A.
Profit-taking in the utilities In
the second hour f1attened out last
weeks vigorous uptlrn in this
section Of the list. Electric Light
and Power dropped off IA to
S9ss; Public Service, N. j., was
down / point at 1903: American
and Foreign Power was also down
a point. Columbia Gas and Elec-
tric topped 100 for the first time:
this year, up IA at 10112. =.
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
Fake $40 Bills Appear
In Berryville (Va.) Bank

BERRYvILLE, Va, March 81
The First National Bank and the
Bank Of Clarke County, both Of
Berryville, reported yesterday at.
ternoon that they had run across
two bogus notes, Federal Reserve
$40 bills, while their customers
were making deposits. In these
cases the notes were passed on
Berryville merchants by strangers.
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
PRIMARY \ { | D
ON TUESDAY

WINCHESTER, Va, March 81.
The Democratic primaries will be
held Tuesday and the following
candidates will be voted on, three
of whom are to be selected from
each Of the two wards Of the
city:
First ward: J. n. Henry. Her.
man II. liable and Fred Forney,
present council incumbentS, and
in addition. Lawrence Hollis and
Peyton j. Marshall.
Second ward: w. w. Dellinger,
Fred L. GlaiZe and r. Frank
Barr, present incumbents, and in
addition, John H. RoSenherger
and Benjamin F. Davis.
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
Effort to Reduce Led
Actress to Suicide

NEW YORK, March 81 Q.N.S)
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow for Allyn King,
beautiful blond actress, who died
Sunday. 10 hours after she leaped
five stories from the home Of a
relative.
Melancholia, which caused her
to make the fatal leap, followed a
nervous breakdown, brought on
by efforts to reduce.
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Car-lot shipments reported for the
entire United statss for Friday,
.Apples-Idaho. Il; New York, 10;
IL. Total. iSs.
AsParaEus-cslifOrnia. 10: Georgia. 1.
Lettuce--Arizona. III: California. IL;
Florida, 2; Ohio. /; South CaToiina.
Texas 2. Total 1911.
oranges--Arizona. /; California, 2l3;
Florida, 72. Total, zSs
Potatoes - Florida, SIS; idaho, Sc;
Maine, $40; Michigan. ss: Minnesots'
g; New York. Is; others. 20s. Total,
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
Is in ROoming House
Rescued After Blast

INDIANA HARBOR,, H., March
81 QNS0-Fifteen persons were
rescued from the second story
Of rooming house yesterday after
they had been trapped by a gas
explosion. The building was de-
stroyed with an estimated loss Of
$4,000. :
The Washington times., 1930-03-31

Ex dividend Elk riEhta : Plus ~ in stock. ! Pay.
able in scrip s stock Paid last year-no regular
rata payable in stock Payable when earned ePay-
able in cash or Plus 1os stock Plus 81 In
.toek Plus ~ In stock. Plus 50 In stock. Plus
40 in stock m 2.3% in stock Plus 80 in Stoe4
Subject to approval sockhodsrR Plus extras sUAit
lennfh han
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
HALL no BE BURIED lNN.Y.

SARASOTA, Fla, March 30
.50-The body Of DR.. james
8. Hall, once physician to Presi.
Cpnt Roosevelt, will be sent to
oyster Bay, La A.. for burial. DR..
Hau died on his houseboat' here
The Washington times., 1930-03-31
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Cambridge Mutual Fire
Insurance Company

OF Andover, Mass on the s1st day
Of December, 1929, a. required
under the District Of Columbia
Code, amended June 80, 1902, and
August 10. 1911.
The Washington times., 1930-03-31

Twin Mutual Fire Insurance
Company

OF Boston, Mass, on the S1st day
OF Deeember. 1929 as required
under the Dist ttct Of Celunbia
Code, amended June so. 1909, ana
August Is, 1s114
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ASSETS

LIABILITIES
Net unpaid claims. ...... S15,ss3 OF
Reserve as required by law. 1s4SsT 80
Salaries. rents, expenses.
taxes, etc. ........... 1900 90
etc .................... ASA 81
All other liabilities: Esti-
mated adjusting expense lTs 70
Total liabilities .t1si,sos oB
Character Of business transacted
during the year 1929: Fire and
tornado insurance. =,
Amount Of risk assumed
during the year 1929. $3.50 327 90
Losses sustained during
the year 1899. ....... 74,S9I lS
Money received during
the year 1929........ 21S.313 %
Expended during the
year 1929 .......... i7s.Ssa as
g. W. FORD,
President.
HARRY DE YARMoN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 24th day of January. 1880.
(seaD X: P. CURL,
Notary Public.
Notary public. Riehland County,
Ohio, my commission expires May
i'' lsso)' - -
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The Carolina Mutual
Insurance Company

OF Charleston, 8. c.. on the s1st
day of December. 1929, as required
Code, amended June so 1902, and
. August 1s, 1911.
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Company

OF Mansfield, Ohio, on the stat day
OF December. 1929, as required
under the District Of Columbia
Code. amended June 80, 1909, and
August ~, 1911.
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BURTON s. FLAGG,
President.
JOHN A. ARNOLD, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to betors
me this 10th day Of February, 1870.
FERDINAND H. sCHwAHz,
(seaO Notary Public.
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STATEMENT OF THE &C
OF the
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LIABILITIES

Character Of business transacted
during the year 1879: Fire, auto
tornado,
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Character Of business transacted
during the year 1929: Fire and
tornado insurance.
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Total liabilities ....'ssI41' IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
Beautiful Takonia Park.

t4,750: $500 caah. $40 q month -Six-room
pretty white bungalow with. breakfast rock,
aS this Is very unusual buy IL our lovely
Suburbi large ltvtng room With. open fireplaca,
etruction; corner lot paved street.
$6,0o0-Owner, leaving for CALIFORNIA;, oifera.
THIS o-rQom bungalow at q sacrifice ct
$1,000. This home has open fireplace. oak
noors thIouehout. hot-water heat, srlsndld
street : blocks 70 the bus small cash pays
ment and $40 month makes this coy home
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INVESTMENT.
$500 CASH.

wonderful opportunity TO buy new six
rooni home in best Mt. Pleasant section,
west Of 18th st. Built-in garage. Frigidalres,
two sieaping pofches. breakfast porch. This
home overicoks Rock Greek Park. VIII con-
slider lease or trade.
BIJHRMAN G. MIDDLETON,
Annapolis Hotel Bldg, National 9220.
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RENT--FARMs.

BROOM HOUSE, 81 AGNES. LARGE Or
ehardi IN District; $50,
S-rcom house. various outbuiidings, 10
acres; lerge. stream water; on cement high
way, Nd, 4 miles; $50.
We also have several other small farms,
nearby. Nd. Prince Georges County one
AosA DE BIKE Realty Co, Nat. $3.50.