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Evening star., 1930-12-12
Manager of Hollywood Firm
Admits PecuIations Gov.
cred 9-Year Period.
DIRECTORS ASSERT SUM
MAY REACH SO, 900, 900
Association Was Allied With Bank
Which Failed to Open
on Monday.
BY the Associated PrsGs.

BY the Associated PrsGs.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December IL
Charles A. Whitmore, building and
loan commissioner, announced today
that defalcations totaling several mil
lion dollars from the Guaranty Build
ing & Loan Association were admitted
in q written confession by Gilbert
Beesemyer; IS, its secretary manager
Directors Of the association said
Beesemyer's misappropriations might
aggregate 100000. They were said
to have affected not only the associa-
ton, in which he was q 65 per cent
stockholder, but also the North Amer
lean Bond & Mortgage Co. and the
Guaranty Holding Corporation, both OF
Los Angeles. Beesemyer was described
as having been q director Of the lat
ter concerns.
The confession, Whitmore said, was
given to him and to directors of the
association early today. after which
Beesemyer was taken into custody. He
was charged with grand theft. Whit
more said the confession disclosed the
most amazing and elaborate pecula-
tionS Of their kind in California In
recent years. Beesemyer said the abb
stractions were made over period of
nine years.
The building and loan association was
capitalized at $11 100000, but officials
said its deposits exceeded that figure.
1t was allied with the Bank of Holly
wood, relatively new institution, which
fail 1AG 20 tAc
Should Not Shake Confidence.
Whitmore said:
THE loss is certain to be very great.
While this Is the largest defalcatlon In
recent years and comes at time Of
unrest, nevertheless tt should not be
allowed to shake public confidence In
the building and loan business"
Whitmore said his department would
take charge Of the Guaranty Building
& Loan Association and hquidate the
remaining assets for the benefit Of de-
positors
Beesemyer had been q leader in the
building and loan movement here since
1921 and was director of many such
organizations as well as industrial firms.
The association had 10000 depositors.
Whitmore said Examiner Milton o.
San Francisco, discovered discrepancies
in the associations books His findings
we're presented last night to the board
Of directors Of the association, after
which Beesemyer arose, directors said,
and stated he had caused the trouble.
How much was the defalcation?"
one director asked. More than you
think" he answered.
The directors guessed 81 SOC, 900.
More than that several millions, -
BeeSemyer was quoted as saying.
II am q dirty crook"
Loaned $4,000 To Friends.
Beesemyer then launched into details
Of his operations, Whitmore said, stat
ing he Withdrew the amounts as over
drafts, loaning $4,000 to friends who
approached him with hard luck stories
and investing two years ago $4,000, 900
in the promotion of an oil company
with the hope Of regaining the amounts
taken.
Whitmore said the exact amount of
the Interpretations could not be de-
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column g.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
AMERICAN AVIATOR
RELEASED BY CHILE
Reed Smith, Held Since Recent
Revolutionary Attempt,
Freed on Appeal.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CoNCEPCION, Chile, December Ia
The appellate court-martial today ap-
proved the release of the American
aviator, Reed Smith, who was arrested
on charges that he participated In the
recent revolutionary attempt
Smith and another American flyer,
Edward o. De Larm, were arrested to-
gether, but De Larm, who comes from
San Francisco. escaped and made his
way to Buenos Aires in 500-mile trip
during which he endured considerable
hardship.
Smith, whose home is Reidsville, N. c.,
was De Larm'S mechanic. He spent a
brief time in prison, but was released
under bail last month with q court
recommendation that he be acquitted
Today's decision by the appellate court
gives him his complete liberty,
Evening star., 1930-12-12
NEW YORK POLICE BUY PAGE AID
TO OFFSET RECENT CRITICISMS
Benevolent Association Asks That Force Be Not Con
demned for Acts of Few Members.

in all groups of1men, whether ordained
to the service Of God or selected for
State or business purposes, there may be
a few who have been unable to resist
the temptations of the moment. But to
condemn a church, or State or a busi-
ness for such violations of trust when
there are thousands Of conscientious In
dividuals carrying on those institutions
would be unthinkable.
He feels 1t is equally unthinkable to
link even indirectly by innuendo the
thousands Of patrolmen sffctsntly doing
the city's most important perilous work
with allegations concerning few of his
comrades who are still to have their day
In court"
Certain members Of the force have
been involved recently IN vice graft
Evening star., 1930-12-12
MONUMENT LIGHT PLANNED
AS SAFETY TO AVIATORS
Experiments to Be Made to Decide Type of Beacon
Serve for Beauty as Well as Warning.

The Washington Monument, held to
be one Of the most serious menaces to
the safety Of night-fiying aircraft in this
part of the country, may soon be lighted
as a warning to airmen.
Experiments will be made to devise
type of lighting which not only will
provide ample warning to pilots but
which will increase the nighttime
beauty Of the Monument.
First Lieut.. F. B. Butler, assistant
director of public buildings and public
parks, said today that q tentative So
luton Of the problem has been reached,
though no date has been set for actual
experiments. Prominent electrical con-
Germs are cooperating with his ONCE
in an effort to obtain the desired effect
At present the Washington Monu-
ment's top Is lighted by the projection
OF . searchlight beam from the eastern
end Of the Navy Building. Seventeenth
and 4 atreRta.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
U. s. POLICY UNCHANGED.
StlmsOn SCOTS at Report of Envoy at
Cabinet Meeting.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Continuance of the previously an
nounced policy Of the American Gov
eminent to remain aloof from internal
Cuban affairs was announced today by
Secretary Stimson.
The Secretary scoffed at reports AM
bassador Guggenheim had attended q
meeting of the cabinet in Havana, say
ing this would be contrary to American
policy.
Questioned on events in the island
republic, the Secretary said Ambas-
sador Guggenheim had merely reported
on the Governments action in sus-
pending constitutional guarantees.
His reports were said not to con-
cern any question of the resignation
Of President Machado.
Ambassador Ferrara conferred at the
State Department with Francis White,
Assistant Secretary of State for Latin
American affairs. White reported fully
to the Secretary on the question, but
Stimson declined to disclose the nature
of the conversation.
The department is keeping in the
closest possible touch with the situ-
alton.
Evening star., 1930-12-12

This Is regarded as insufficient and,
even though the four sides were bathed
in light, 1t still would be necessary to
have light on the top to provide
adequate lighting for aviators under all
conditions of weather and mist, In the
opinion Of the engineers.
Lighting of the Capitol dome became
necessary some months ago after sew
eral pilots had narrowly escaped COL
lisions while dropping in for landings
at Boiling Field. The dome Is In the
line OF flight Of pilots approaching the
Army field, which Is used by airmail
planes on night runs.
The Washington Monument is said to
constitute an even greater hazard to
planes approaching washington Hoover
Airport. The terminal for four air pas
senger Ines, several of which operate
passenger planes after dark. On sew
eral occasions, especially with . tight
mist u the air, pilots have been un-
able to locate the Monument.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
29 HURT IN GERMANY
IN 4-CORNERED CLASH
Social Democrats, Communists
Fascists and Police Battle, 4.
Wrecking Meeting Hall.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHEMN1TZ, Germany, December
l2.-Six polio; men and three Fascists
were seriously injured today in a four
cornered clash at Mittweida near here,
among Social Democrats, Communists,
FaScists and the police. A score of the
combattants suffered minor hurts.
Bearing stretchers and first aid kits
in the anticipation of trouble, 100 Social
Democrats and Communists entered q
Fascist meeting hall and q fight re-
suited. The police intervened. Before
pace was restored the interior Of the
hall had been wrecked.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
HOUSE REFUSES
SENATE CHANGES
IN BILL FOR RELIEF
Conference Asked on Meas
ure Passed With $11e,-
100000 for Public Works.
EXECUTIVES CONTROL
OVER FUNDS LIMITED
Another Flare of Row With Hoover
Threatened, but Truce
May Block 1t.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The House today refused to accept
the Senate amendments to the $118,-
100000 unemployment emergency pub
lie works bill and asked for con-
ference.
The Couzens amendment stipulating
that only workers who had lived 80 days
In the vicinity of the projects could be
employed by contractors met strong
objection among administration lead
ers. The increase Of $s,Ooo,0o0 for high
way construction on unreserved lands
Is not strongly opposed.
Reports Stir Senators.
Discord between President Hoover
and the Senate threatened to fiare
again today. reports reaching the
Capitol that President Hoover contem-
plated another statement against the
foes of his relief program. The death
of Senator Overman of North Carolina
may bring a truce, however.
The Senate In passing the emergency
$4,000, 900 public improvements ap-
preparation yesterday struck from the
bill without opposition provision CIV
ing Mr.. Hoover free hand If necessary
in the use of the money.
About the same time, Republican
leaders at q conference decided to cal
upon the President to cooperate with
them on tactics hereafter in return fol
cooperation he was demanding from
them.
Watson Conveys Views.
Senator Watson Of Indiana, the party
leader. informed Mr. Hoover the Repub.
licans felt they should be consulted
about any future statements If they ar'
going to be called upon to defend them
Word also was given to the White
House that the Senate leadership !:
more concerned in avoiding an extrs
session than in spending hours IN de-
fensive debate.
However, the Senate Republicans are
determined TO pursue Mr.. ef1ooTerss re.
quest for connning relief legislation
within limits Of the Treasury and are
gathering their forces to insure that
House administration leaders are
pushing plans for engineering through
that group the drougnt-relief bill passed
by the Senate last week.
Speaker Longworth said the drought
legislation would be called up in the
House early next week, amended from
the Ssnate's $50, 100000, to the $30, ,000.-
600 favored by the House Agriculture
Committee. It probably viii be debated
under rule barring amendments sub
mitted from the floor. In effect, this
would prevent House vote on the
larger Senate figure.
Experts TO Be Heard.
At the Presidents suggestion Chair
man Wood Of the Emergency Employ
ment Committee afla other Government
men working on related problems are To
be heard by the various Senate COM
mitteeS which have before them relief
proposals Of various types. This sug-
gestion was communicated to Senator
Watson. The idea vas viewed as 9
means Of getting clearly before. the SEN
ate the administrations reasons for
what 1t wishes done or left undone
Even though prospect is slight that
any relief legislation distinctly objee-
tionable TO the administration will be
passed by the Senate, q good measure
Of debate and full consideration for the
many proposals is in sight
Evening star., 1930-12-12
ay the Aksociated Press.

NEW YORK. December i2.-The New
York police force took full-page adver-
tising space In this mornings news
papers to tell ''the good people Of New
York" as the advertisement is headed,
the policeman Is by no means as black
as he has been painted. The advertise
ment says It is prompted by recent
published reflections upon the integrity
OF members Of the police force appear
ing IN the editorial and news columns
of the press"
It is signed by the Patrolmen's Benev-
olent Association, Inc, and it outlines
the problems Of policing city the size
Of New York
The average patroIman." 1t states,
b conscious Of the fact that
Evening star., 1930-12-12
GERMANY RULES OUT
ANOTHER WAR MOVIE
"steel Helmets" Film of Nations
Legion, Regarded as Creating
Wrong Impression.
Ry the Associated presn.

By Che Associated Press.
BERLIN, December H. Another
war" movie was ruled out Of Berlin
today when the city's board of flm
censors forbade the showing of q reel
depicting the steel Helmets" national
rally last May. The chairman, dissent
preme film board
The steel Helmets" is a sort of
American Legion in Germany. The Ber-
lin board feared the picture might Gre
ate an impression that Germany Is
getting ready for another war. The
national censor yesterday placed
taboo on the picture "All Quiet on the
Western Front"
Evening star., 1930-12-12
Hold-up Men Obtain
Embalming Fluid,
Mistaken for Rum
Ry the Associnted press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 12.-The
police we're told today by Robert
Kifkham, an undertaker's assist
ant, that they should have no
trouble finding the two men who
held him up last night If they
drink the liquid they took from
him, thinking 1t is moonshine.
''Why?" asked a policeman.
Because" said Kirkham, what
they took is embalming fluid"
Evening star., 1930-12-12
RAsKOB's SON WEEDS

NORTH CHELMSFORD, Mass, De.
cember IL tRl.--John j. Raskob, jr., Of
New York. and Miss Minerva Aafonson
Of New Haven were married today ct
the Tectory Of st. Johns Catholic
Church Of North Chelmsford.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
GIVEN 10 YEARS
Two Convicted of Manslaughter in
Carolina sheriff's Death.

GREENVILLE, s. c., December IL
R1.-Carlos Rector and ]. Harmon
Moore. convicted of manslaughter OF
Sheriff Sam Willis, today were SEN
fenced TO 10 years imprisonment after
Withdrawing a motion for q new trial.
Rector, q State constable, was ap-
pointed sheriff by Gov John @. Rich
ards after Sheriff Willis was shot TO
death in his yard by an assassin the
night of June IL, 1927. Moore served
under rector as deputy.
Evening star., 1930-12-12

ranks above that Of captain, should be
filled by civil service examination. and.
as q result of the examination, Otto E.
Fern, resident of Columbus, Ohio, re-
ceived the appointment. This job also
pays $1,000.
The post Of fire marshall has been
vacant since August /, 1929, its duties
having been discharged by c. @. Ach-
stetter, with the rank Of acting fire
marshal. Achstetter also took the civil
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star., 1930-12-12
BANK ROBBED BY FIVE
Pennsylvania Bandits Escape With
AZ. 500 as.AIarm Sounds.

GIRARDyILLE, Pa, December -
CP.-Five men, four OF whom were
masked and carried revolvers and
sawed-oh shotguns, today held up and
robbed the First National Bank Of this
cashier, A. q. Schreiner. set on q
burglar alarm when told to put up his
hands.
Evening star., 1930-12-12

Radio Programs on Page D-S
Evening star., 1930-12-12
From Press to Home
Within the Hour"

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1930-12-12
WEATHER.

w. y. WeatueI Bureau 4Ofec3bIJ
Partly cloudy tonight; minimum tenn
perature about 81 degrees; tomorrow
fair and slightly colder. Temperatures
Highest, 81, at 4:30 pm. yesterday;
lowest, IS, at TAO am today.
Full report on page 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

Make inspection of these
buildings. They are desirable
from the viewpoint of conven-
fence, cleanliness, splendid en-
vironment and proper manage
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
SALE-ACREAGE.

LARGE TRACT, COMPRISING 1000
acres, on the Potomac River in virginia.
superb beach, fine trees, State road to
property; miles of water front; high ana
slightly Will sacrifice for Immediate sale
for $50 an acre; satisfactory terms ar
NATIONAL. CITY CORP.
Sl2 Bond Bldg. Tel. Nat. 4596. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

FOR SALE.
Five-room bungalow with all modern con.
veniences and quarter OF an acre of land
in Arlington, Va, $4,000.
Six-room house with hot-water heat and
all modern improvements on car line, near
Lacy Station, Ballston, Va, $4,000.
SiX-room bungalow with hot-water heat
ave, Clarendon, Va, $4,000.
Five-room BUNGALOW with hot-water heat
and AL modern improvements and 125-foot-
front lot, on Garrison I'd, near Washing
ton-Lee High School, $500.
All Of our houses are properly financed
ana we have no red tape in renewing loans.
Any OF the above houses can be sold on
easy terms.
ASHTON c. JONES,
With Geo. II. Rucker Co.,
Arlington County Court House,
Clarendon, Va.
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wANTED-ACRFAGE

TO 10 ACRES IN MD, ALL OR PARTLY
wooded, on improved road, cleo. and tele-
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and near Colesville or Columbia pike: must
be reasonable. Box ITS. Silver Spring, Nd
Phone Silver Spring $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

Overlooking Nd. ave. room. kitchen and
/. bath. 500 So rooms. kitchen and bath.
! sac So including elevator service and cleo
trio refrigeration. One of the choicest
/ apartments in the northeast.
BY far the lowest rentals that can be
had in a desirable section.
For inspection of any of our buildings see
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

. 139 ST. NE.
- 1915 EMERSON ST. NE ''''SO'OO
rooms, bath, latrobe $40 90
5l4 d ST. Sc.
o rooms, bath. furnace heat..........s $3.50
GOT 9th ST. NE.
z rooms, bath, furnace heat $40 90
1918 D ST NE.
T., d. h.-W:h., cleo, garage ....... .S45. 90
2608 33rd ST. Sc.
Det, rooms, b., h. w h., cleo. $50. 90
205 DOUGLAS ST. NE.
8 r, b., h.-w.h., cleo. $50 90
? r., b., h; h., cleo, garage ...... $500
43lS BRANpYWINE ST. NV.
D r, b., h.-W.h., cleo, garage ....... $55 90
1925 4th ST. NV
z r, b., h.-w.h., cleo new house. =. $67. so
37l2 18th ST. NV.
9 r., b., h.-W.h., cleo, garage ........ SIS 90
1903 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
$500 BRo SRi LIE RID. CHI CHI. M n5oOO
1740 IRVING ST. NV.
r., b., Oil burner, garage ...... S97 90
l722 IRVING ST; NV.
J. c. WELDON CO.,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

COLORED-HOUSES.
1909 Girard st. n.w.-s r., b., cleo, 90
sl4 N n.w.@is r. b., gas. h 5000
81 ST. n.w.-l0 r, b., gas, lat. heat 600
2Sl9 < st. nv r., b., gas. lat. heat 500
lois Irving st. n.w.-6 r, b., ami. 55.O
J 1872 Rises n;w.os r., b. cleo, h-a.h. % 90
sos NJ st. n.w.--S r. b., gas, lat; heat $500
2574 Sherman n.w.-6 r., b., h. w. h., gas ~. 90
$40 Que st. n.w-6 r., b., gas, lat heat 1850
2So3 Sherman ave. n.w.-7 r., b., gas :, -
1895 coreoran i.w.sr., b.. gas, lat ht $50
S sldd st. n.w.-6 r, b., gas. lat: heat 90 % 20
S2S Elm st. n.w;-6 r, b., gas lat: heat 20. 20 e0
TO Irving st. n.w.-6 r, b.. gas, lat. h, 1920
d1S4 10th n.w.-6 r., b., gas, lat; heat 20 SO
3 2Ss SHERMAN s r. p gas LAS hsst
436 st. n.w.-7 rooms, gas. $500
s ysd g E1s st pl IVA o.; b. gas sSS
1925 n. 9. ave. n;e.-5 r, gas. lat, heat g. So
1898 Marion st. n.w..s rms. gas. soSS
AZ Decatur st. n.e.--4 r, bath, gas. SOY
9o7 9Th tbs, St. se6 "a b. gas, lat heat &C. go 90 90
sssl ssh St. St. nws room mss ias. meat. 57sS
81 e D aaan se St n e. rms: sas 55oS
AZ WashinEton st. n.w:-5 r., stove 1T e. 90
, lsll G. ave ne4 E. r ssS stove ht 2SSS
1922 9th st. n.w.--4 rooms. ............ 22.50
l is2s GOyington St N.Y. rooms: 22 90
pose Rosedale mes r., b. gas. 1000
i2sO s st. ny rooms ms. steve SSs+ heat. 1fSG o
> az s.; n:e.T4 rooms, stove heat. l55 55SS
sle Barry pl. n.w.-2 rooms. .......... 200
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l00. 925 18th st. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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80 =. EQUIPPED WITH FRIGIDAIRE.
&4OO0-Bachelor apt, consisting OF large.
nright bed room, living room and
$57.5o-Apartment consisting of large living
.aa "a room, bed room, kitchen and bath.
<-oO-ffSeautlfuI apartment, consisting OF
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40 a. rooms, Kitchen and bath.
$SV.OO-Large apartment consisting of I'M
usually large rooms and baths.
Large Lobby--Elevator.
Janitor Service.
Resident Manager on Premises
14o4 st. NV. AN' Dist soso.
THE MINTWOOD,
Fee Frigidaire.
1913 Mintwood Pl NV.
rooms, kit. and bath .,,,.........S $40 90
rooms, kit. and bath .........,.. 81. so
THE WOODROW.
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1885 Phelps Pl. NV.
<, p rec. laI ..................$75 90
- w te THE FSi Rfr.riMio;EiE ioV'oO
1910 Biltmore st. NV.
rms, kit, bath and porch ......... S85 90
rms. kit. bath and porch ........ los 90
See Representative on Premises
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 st. NV. National 1852
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WaNTFn-APARTMFNTS

WISH 70 RENT TOP FLOOR OF 2-FAAfILY
house, or or room unfurnished apart
ment, Mount Pleasant section, not far from
car line; business couple with no children.
Star once.
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sALF on RENT-SUBURBAN.

ar. BUNGALOW, PoRcHEs. CELLAR:
furnace, cleo; 325. rooms, % acres fertile,
$50. b. NJ. SMITH, Arlington, Va, Ciaren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
1888 18th st. NV. Natl 0353, 0352.
COLORED.
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request.
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3i4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
HOUSES FOR COLORED.
1904 18th ST. NW-s55.O0.
This house contains largo rooms ana
20lo 18th ST. N.W-$50.o0.
This house contains large rooms ana
1898 NEW JERSEY AVE. sE.-s250o.
This house contains large rooms ana
bath.
CAFRITZ,
1404 K st. NV. Dist. 9o80.
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RENT-SUBURBAN,

RENT-SUBURBAN.
1907 81 IGO MILL RID, SOUTH OF TAKo-
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SIx-ROOM HOUSE, WITH GARAGE, IN
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RENT, SELL OR EXCHANGE GROOM
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T-room modern dwellings large lot; Rose
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$500 possession Immediately ]. p.
OUARLES, Alex, Va. Phone Alex. 167
7-ROOM BUNGALOW, BATH, s22. so MONTH,
5-room bungalow, bath, $40.
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BEAUTTFUL COUNTRY HOME, FURNISH
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LEWIS KEISER,
Bethesda Bank Bids, Bethesda, Nd. -