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Ldando a la prensa en- SD parte
commercial, a expenses de su in
dependencia y de sus canones
literarios. Los medios de comu-
nicacion y de transporte Sc desa
rrollaron hasta ell punto de que
cualquier noticia va puede tele-
fonearse de extreme a extreme
del mundo, o enviarse por aero
plano, mientras que los siste-
mas telef0tograficos facilitan
la simultanea publication de
cualquier fotograffa en- Lon
dres, Pekfn y Nueva York, ell
enorme costo de TODD este solo
puede afrontarse con grandes
combinaciones.
Puesto que Sc necesitan enor-
mes reservas de capital para
competir con cualquier gran dia
rio, las empresas pequenas e in
dependencies han tenido que SUI
fir la gradual absorci6n. Ell
Daily Herald de Londres luch6
para sobrevivir por mucho item
pc, y finalmente cay6 en- una de
las grandes combinaci0nes. La
Gaceta de Westminster Sc VEN
di6 tambien a la empresa del
Daily News, y por este estilo
muchos otros periodicos han SUI
-cumbido. En- la actualidad, cual
quiera que trate de fundar un
diario en- Inglaterra necesita
por 10 menos de I'm capital de
medic million de libras esterli-
mas, 81 quiere competir con I'm
rotativo tan eficiente como ell
Daily Mail. .H+l
BESIDE luego que muchos otros
factories han c~ontribuido a au-
mentar la esclavitud de la prem
sa, pero sobre ellos no vamos a
hacer consideraciones en- este ar
ticulo, Nos limitamos a los efec-
tos de la maquinaria, los cuales
hasta ahora, han sido de tai
transcendencia en- ell periodismC
que va la prensa mundial sole
Sc considera por La eficiencia
que puede ofrecer gracias a los
grandes monopolios. Esta cues.
ton merece que Sc lea deteni.
damente porque es APPLICABLE
por su analogia, a muchas otraS
ramas de la industrial. De aqu.
que al mencionar los remedies
posibles, pensemos mas en- ter
minos generates que en- termi.
nos locales. Los remedies pue.
den parecer inadecuados, perc
a1n uno parcial es preferable 6
aceptar un peligro que a todas
horas crece.
! Els possible que POGO a POGO e
p1blico lector Sc convenza de
que una presentation nftida, un
gran volumen y los obsequios de
La gaceta., 1930-10-25
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Firm6 aver ell juez Parks, de
la corte del circuito, un deere
to a favor de H. L. Morris y
w. c. Coart, apoderaios de
los tenedores de bonos que es-
tablecieron procedimiento de
embargo contra ell hotel Mira
sol, de la Isla Davis, reclaman-
do 1878, $50.
La Davis Islands, Inc, esta
obligada a pagan los bonos
puestos contra la propiedad
del hotel, en- 1925, por D. P.
Davis.
Por ell decreto, G.. L. Reeves
que tomara los testimonies en-
ell litigio, queda autorizado pa
ra vender la propiedad Ell no.
viembre.
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y Gadsden Point, limpiando ell
canal hasta una profundidad
uniforme de 27 pies. Cuando
esta labor Sc termine procede-
ra a hacer otros cortes en- Ell
puerto bajo la direction del in
geniero w. A. Read.
Estos trabajos no Sc hacen
a cuenta del credito de TAO
mil pesos que hace POGO ratifi-
cara Ell congreso.
La gaceta., 1930-10-25
MATRIMONIOS

Zary w. Dennard, %, y Au-..
drey Mildred Johnson, 21; Wi.
liam F. Blair, "a. y Dora Mae,
Layton, rs; Harmanis H. Ha+
milton. %, y Jewel C. Hicks,
10; Walter R. Nc Carthy, 81 Y
d. Nease, "a.
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ESTABLECIMIENTOS QUE
listed DEBE VISITAR

En- ell dfa de hoy Ell lunes q
listed lie convene visitar los 81
guientes establecimientos: Coo
perativa La Nuova Vita, tienda
de Fernandez y Vega, Mueble-
ria Ybor City Furniture, teatrh
Casino, tienda de Fernandez y
Garcia, garage Latin-America,l
Service y tienda de Adam Katz
La gaceta., 1930-10-25

del bien estar del pueblo, y no.
de la calidad tecnica de las ma.
quinas.
Londres, Sept. de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PalLas Features Syndicate
Pro6hibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1930-10-25

Para ell lunes Sc suspendi6 el
mitin que debi6 haberse verifi-
cado anoche en- la esquina de
las avenidas Florida y Hills :
borough, en- Seminole Heights.
La lluvia impidi6 que ell acto
sc celebrara.
Como principales oradores
Sc ha anunciado al senador
Pat Whitaker y al juez Petite
way.
Hoy Sc efectuara en- la fin
ca Nistal ell picnic organizado
por ell comite executive del
partido Democratico.
La gaceta., 1930-10-25

El pr0ductO MHsteToIe ahuy@mHs ea
Aolop y 10 reempIasa con um eaeaAm
de b~ienestar exquisite y emimamAas
Er0tese suavemente In pnPfe aRae4al@.
Els un unKtiento blanco y iimpie,
elaboradO de aceite de m~ostana. Ne,
@eJe DE procurar AOy mfsme sf
MusterOle en- su fmrmaeaa. Preesaas
36c y Sc. orc americano EN- woeea
y tuboss tamaAO de hospataa n9No
Gro americana.
@URERA A CUALQUTER sTMAPlMaRm
o PARCHO DE MOSTAZAs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
EXCESSACID
SICKENS-CET
RID OF IT!

Sour stomach. indigestion, gas
These VI signs which usually mean
Just one thing; excess acid. The
stomach nerves have been over
stimulated. Too much acid is.mak-
ing food sour III tho stomach ana
intestines.
The way TO correct excess acid is
with an alkali. The best form Of
alkali for this purpose is Phillips
Milk OF Magnesia. Just take a
spoonful Of this harmless, almost
~taSteleSS preparation in a glass Of
water. 1t works instantly. The
stomach becomes sweet. You are
happy again in five mirfutesl Your
heartburn. gas. headache. bilious
ness OF indigestion has vanished.
Know Philips Milk OF Matnesia
and you're through with crude
methods forever. 1t Is the pleas
ant way-the efficient way to al
kaliniZe the system: to relieve the
elects Of over-acidity.
Phillips Milk OF Magnesia has
been standard with doctors for over
so years. csc and soc bottles at all
drug stores. Be sure you get the
genuine.
MIX of Magnesia" has been the
IT, s. Registered trade marx Of the
Chas. II. Phillips Chemical Co. and
its predecessor, Chas. II. Phillips.
Since 1875.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
Arrested
In kidnapping Case

WACO, Jan. 2-PJ-A third per-
son today faced charges in the
kidnapping and robbing CT DR.. G.
G.. Swift Saturday night. Lawrence
league, taxi driver who claimed
he also was kidnapped, was charged
as an accessory in the robbery OF
swift. A. Welker Kanady was
charged with robbery, and his
wife as an accompl,ce. An exam
lining trial for the Kanadys was
set for today. league was arrest
ed because stories he told were at
variance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
Funeral of Texas
Educator FRIDAY

Ell PASO, Jan. 2-CP- Funeral
services for r. w. Goddard. Dean
OF engineering at New Mexico agri-
cultural and mechanical college.
Las Cruces. N. NJ, will be held
there Friday. Memorial services
for Goddard were broadcast last
night owe radio station ROB at
Las Cruces. The educator Tuesday
night was accidentally e~lectrocuted
while making repairs TO the sta
ton. which he built.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
MAN EXPELLED
BY COMMUNISTS
Elk College Professor Once
Lost Job Because OF
Radical Views

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-tR-From
Roger Baldwin the New York Times
has obtained information that DR..
Scott nearing whose radical views
cost him professorships in the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania and Toledo
University, has been expelled from
the communist party.
He also has resigned from the
board Of directors OF the Civil Lib
critics Union and the board Of trust
ees OF the Garland Fund.
Baldwin, member OF both boards,
said DR.. Nearing had resigned. and
added:
II am not a communist, MOI In
the confidence OF the communist
organization, but a member of the
party who should know told me DR..
Nearing had been expelled by the
Central Committee three weeks
ago"
In his letter of resignation sent
TO the Garland Fund. which gives
financial support to liberal and ra-
dical organizations. DR.. Nearing ex-
planned he planned to devote his
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02

time to research, writing and
speaking.
Possible reasons for his expulsion
from the party yer seen In the fact
that while on the board Of the Gar
land Fund he had voted TO give aid
to the conference for progressive
labor action, an organization OPP
posed by the communists. and had
written a thesis on imperialism said
by communist leaders TO deviate
from the line Of their tenets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
Funeral Services For
Crash Victims Todav

AMARILLO. Tex, Jan. 2-P,-
Funerals were set here today for
Lieut.. Robert II. Gray, Mrs. GRAY
and Robert II. Moore. three of the
five persons killed in an airplane
crash here Monday. The other VIC
Tins we're buried yesterday, Cliff
ford N. Dillon here and Ray Al
lison in Groesbeck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
New Orleans Train
Bombings Continue

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-(P-In
the latest violence attIndant to the
six-month old street car strike here,
two trolleys have been bombed, the
second blast occurring in a distant
section Of the city while authorities
were investigating the first in the
downtown district.
Bombings last night followed the
dynamiting OF m car on Tuesday
night. Police have announced they
will arrest suspects under an old law
providing the death penalty for
such violence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
India Moves Again
For independence

LAHORE, India. Jan. 2.-R-The
new working committee Of the India
National congress today decided to
authorize the president Of the con-
gress to call upon all native con-
gressmen in various legislatures TO
resign Immediately. The action will
be the first step in the move to
gain independence for India
through non-cooperation with the
British governmental machinery.
Meanwhile. the left wing Of the
congress-those who think Mahat-
ma Gandhi does not 60 far enough
prepared to wage an even more
intensive battle IN behalf Of indie
pendence. Gandhi's plan Is to OBJ
tain independence gradually through
non-cooperation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02

Aerialists suspended thousands
OF feet above the earth by means
OF enormous balloons, are suggest
ed by a European scientist as a
means Of giving sufferers pure air
and sunlight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02

Titania Wiasemansky. nine-year-
old granddaughter Of Gordon Self
ridge, the great London merchant.
recently played a game OF chess
with Ca~pablanca, the famous play
er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

1925 MONROE ST. NE.
Seven rooms. semi-detaehed. baths: 2
car built-in garage; large front porch; hot:
Wster heat; short distance from car ana
PRICE, $7,o50-EASY TERMS.
r. VAN DOLSEN.
National 0e7l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
SALE-LOIS.

DANDY UNENcUMBERED LOT, NV. SEC
ton. by owner: $50 cash. s25 per month. z.
3. TAYLOR, 939 NJ NV. Franklin 4522-J.
THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING YOUR
own home is to select your location
large new listing Just completed can be SUBJ
mltted for your choice at prices to suit you.
GEORGE T DIFFENBAUGH. Lot Specialist,
Cleveland AM RQSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
The following houses have been traded In
to us for larger homes, so we can oner
them at special low terms and prices:
5234 5th St. NV.
New, colonial house; hot-water heat
end electro iishts and loom Tor se e nEe
1922 Hemlock St. NV.
8 rooms and built-in garage: just on
18th st.; phone for auto to inspect
llOS + St. NE.
Six rooms and bath, 8 porches, metal
garage, stone wall parking; very pretty
home, facing south. Resular price, SS'soO
Ours oTly s8,460,
1926 4th St. NE.
rooms ana basS Sonshe! 'N Only $3.50
322 T st. NE.
os g rG e &C. and bath. 3 porohs'' garage
1922 3rd St. NE.
rc 2o,tt front: 9. 5 rooms and BATH big
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 n st NV Dist. osos and osos.
A LOVELY HOUSE.
Open-44l3 Illinois aye. n;w.--Det.. J..
rms, porches beau yd., ~ baths. gar;
moderni convenient to everything. Col.
1922
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FOR SALE BY oWNER-6-ROoM, NEW.
brick. modern home. 2 screened porcheS.
Electric refrigeration, hot-water heat. Phone
D. B. Helm, Columbia 2670. Location, 1913
l3H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
COUNTRY ESTATE.

FOR sALE-A PINE OLD COUNTRY Es-
from from FrSsSdericksbuTG' on the HEIGHTS Of stsf-
cultivation, bal. in woodland; all well water
ed: hne hunting and fishing.
Improved by good house with rooms and
bath: gas, electricity, hot-water heat, open
hreplaces, sracious porches etc.
chicken houses and all other necessary out
buildings.
Beautiful location and we'll suited for some
one who wishes to retire from business and
enjoy the ADVANTAGES OF LARGE country
estate
Priced for quick sale at s19,500; terms,
third cash and balance to suit pur-
Apply to A. s. DoNIPHAN & SON. 400
poniphan BLDG. Alexandria. Va. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
sALE-INDUSTRTAL PROPERTY.

FOR I,E-INDUsTRIAL PLANT ON LOT
246 II. 10 inches by 353 IT.. facing the
WashinEton-Mt. Vernon Memorial boulevard;
by l6o #: and one-story brick building 90
r. by 100 IT,. with, r. R. siding to the
better location in the State. Apply to A. B.
DONIPHAN & SON, 408 Doniphan Bldg
Alexandria. Va. Phone $40.
FOR INDUSTRIAL SITE. n OF CITY
block, with 270 IT, fronting on r., P & P
r. R., in the city of Alexandria. Va; no
Apply to A. S. DONIPHAN & SON. 40s Doni-
phan BLDG. Alexandria, Va. Phone $40.
FOR SALE-EXCELLENT SITE FOR AN IN
Southern r. r. in Alexandria; well located
and priced to sell; price. $4,000 A. S. DONI-
PHAN * SON. 408 Doniphan Bldg, Alexan-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
SUBDIVISION PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
Slbdivsion between washington and Alex
ready in: sewerage. city water, cleo, etc.
Il houses have been byilt and four sold.
to sell; all lots are 5ox1i5 feet
Priced 20 settle an estate at big reduc.
{ scM sos poniphan BidEis AiexandTie. Va Va
PhiIs.e A:aY - -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
A 3-ACRF LOT,

A little garden site on which to build .
coy home where sunshine and healthful air
abounds, set back from State boulevard
your swinging gate, your garden walks
AMIDST, your old-fashioned flower garden. .
can have your little table garden of fresh
vegetables, few chickens and plenty Of
ground for the children to play. This site
section not far from the Congressional and
other country clubs. And best Of all the
s2,750 for the site. owner. Address Box
IT'LL Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
SUMMER HOMES.
MAINE.

MAINE.
hundred-mile view of ocean,
islands and mountains Two acres
land, grove of white birches; good
shore frontage, macadam highway.
House. containing 10 rooms and bath,
living room, dining room, library,
verauda, kitchen. 9 bed rooms and
bath. For sale until July is. $500.
Seashore Summer home for rent;
delightful setting among the pines,
fronting glorious sunshiny bay; 8
rooms and bath; fishing, boating,
swimming, from absolutely private
water front. The entire Summer sea-
son for only $500 If taken quickly.
wayside Hotel and Tea House. %
rooms, i've acres land, apple orchard:
near boat pier and Summer resort,
fine chance for big money maker;
for immediate sale, $4,000.
Many others for sale and rent.
- SUMNER HOMES IN MAINE, INC.
New York. N. Y. Murray Hill 1868.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.
Owner going to Europe for Summer. will
rent Prospect Hill" modern home at Re-
lay, Md. 20 miles from Washington Wis
boulevard and 80 minutes by B. & o. r. r
IL rooms, baths, lovely grounds and ad-
iacent to country club. Gardener on place
with vegetables, fruit, etc, included. In
spection by appointment only.
OHIO S. LEE, JR.,
Morris Building. Baltimore.
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WANTED--ACREAGE.

WILL PAY CASH FOR ACREAGE ON AR
teiial highway out from washington, prefer
o ana pfce %dSEssS soN 1isa SsI
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EXCHANGE.
s1x-RooM BRICK HOUSE. IN COL Hrs.
Tor Florida lots or local lots;


s1x:RooM BRICK HOUSE. IN COL. Hrs,
mot, ,7a. SfrShEffs 81 SsG fsE:, p,s, "a.
OFFER GEORGETOWN BUS PROP, CLEAR,
rsti. prced times A income. ' clevs $50
WILL TRADE ,7-RooM BRICK HOUSE IN
Address Box ' is-J. Star e ONCE. W Il:
WILL TRADE IDEAL BUILDING SITE, con-
s ia iI1S7e So IT,; on Nish9ls HyenHS'
st49 Auchentoroly terrace. Baltimore. Md.
OWNER DESIRES TO EXCHANGE CITY
n Ge Tor farm scrssSe or lots a IN
MATCH up MOST ANY REAsoNABLE;
esfSte desl IN Local or clear out-ottoWA real
APT BLDG. in DENVER, COLO, 10 APIS; !;
will consider y: C.. property in trade. Call
National 1867 Monday
WILL EXCHANGE TAKoMA. d. C., CORNER
lots, near chain stores, etc. for equity
Northwest home. Address Box 176-J, Star
WILL WILL , EXCHANGE Z, EQUITY IN MopER y
&c. ES,s NV nap Mst Of tsS 81 A SNOW co. ITO 9th
c eaaty .bd aoTs s y ho PARK q roR
Chevy Chase Price, $1,000 or under. DU
TRADE LARGE HOUSE AND, STORE on
main I'd. NV. Qdesl for tourist businessl
for apartment, clear farm. etc. Cleve. 6l60
SPECIALIZING IN THE EXCHANGE OF ALL
types Of properties-houses. farms, business
SIS Hover Bids. Met 1888 l5'
WANTED: IMPROVED PROPERTY IN Elk
change for clear farm. with handsome mod
eTn home. near Valley Pike. south OF Win
chester, Va Address Box 3l2-J. Star ONCE
WANTED. HOUSES IN EXCHANGE. FoF
DIdg. lot fronting our most important NV
boulevard. Address Box 3l4-J, Star ONCE
WANTED: HOUSE IN EXCHANGE FoF
rented BUNGALOW. Address Box 3l3-J, Stal
office.
CLIENT WILL PUT IN $500 IN CAST
class business property. located on 18th neal
Park I'd. Prefer well financed apartment
building and give back End trust II neces
SaTy. H. GRADY GORE & CO, 1924 Yer.
mont ave, National 7l90. Evenings phone
Columbia $500 or Adams 1898.
WANTED DIAMOND: WILL Owe CLEAF
lots in Va. Highlands for good stone wortf
$1,000: VIII give or take cash difference
Call West 0448 after pm.
90 ACRES OF VERY DESIRABLE LAND
Chevy Chase. Md, a little of Conn. ave; will
ment house subject to one trust at fair value
+. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
REALTOR,
205 Investment Building. Metropolitan 1927
HAVE A CLIENT WITH CLEAR HOUSE IN
good northwest section valued at $4,000
who Will exchange IL and add cash on first.
class business property well rented.
+. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
REALTOR.
2O5 Investment Building. Metropolitan 1927
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DANDY UNENCUMBERED LOT, NV. SEC
B TAYLOR. sss n NV nv Fr FRA XII nt 4s2saJ
THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING YOUR
large new listing Just completed can be sub
mfa iSr yonT Gh9Ss g Prices ot 70 s.5 gos
c!eTsis"d 4li7 Nati Snt $3.50 G0' oOecl"n'''
LEAVING TOWN. WILL SACRIFICE $500
equity in two =. fine building lots; 500 essh.
% SHSx GgA5S S.:n] o sF SE:E
FOR sALE-LOT %. SQUARE 1912, CHEVY
Chase GIIve, on Oliver near Sind St. 4oxl3o.
B, c. NORMAN. 400 4th St NE Is.
nAP.GAINs. NEAR CONDUIT RD. W ST;
soft. 'front.' 12c r.; all imp. Clev. 25s7.
YOU HAVE OFTEN LoNGED TO HAVE A
a 15s ali that soss SitS /; beautiful shaded shaded
10 Ln s Lots ASK < i $3.50 Mr. aR
COLONIAL BEACH. vA--wATER FRONT
Lon. sss NJ NV. Fl. 1921 =
LEVEL LOT, 5ox20o NEAR WASHINGTON
ana ss Adess Box issJ ssaT
NEARBY VIRGINn-oNE AND TWO ACRE
H sfd f 4oa sesT Fd S Sse o set.
0reSS Box Z6O-J. Star ONCE. Fs
!, LOTS IN D: G. 25xIso IT. EACH. SHADE.
once !4'
lot l S s5n6 on A NEE REMxeF city
desired f. PRE H IP c.Te a%S a0 so5t
soxl25, S2.5OO; y BLOCK FROM MASS. AVE.
oAmerican university PARK p: g.: Govt.
lSeQ as DARK; Nne speculation h0ne
site.
ls.s st. APNE .Wa W. nee Nssion., 1881.
$3.50 LOT S1n g. TT ER9NT or BUS IIEE:
''1 ,.., 's'' 3fSs BfiS V w. gas 'l,.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. NEAR MILITARY
40xi2s.. sewer, water gas, eiec. Only $500
II sold this week. Mr.. SCHAEFER, Nat.
CHEVERLY. MD.-HALF-ACRE LOTS, 1875;
terms; pavements. electricity, bus, trans
portation. Address Box 23l-J, Star once.
AN IDEAL ESTATE OF ,260,oOo 50. FIT. OF
ground Opposite Spring Valley and adjacent
wooded and will make the most ideal small
estate in the highest class restricted area in
Address Box 28l-J, Star ONCE.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-GooD ELEVATION;
Tuckerman NV.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE, BUILDING LOTS
CITY MefHq hS.Ss P gSSkf fse coEpE.
Real Estate Nat PsRt' O4 18th and G.
0AKCREsT . VILLA SITES AND LOTS IN
this beautiful subdivision. Prices reason
able; terms to suit, special attractive terms
lands lots. $4oo up, terms to suit; First
trust money If you want to build in this
section. IL minutes to city. one fare; high
elevation. water. streets lighted, sidewalks.
schools school churches chain stores Also few
rent rent. In 0ak Sno Aurora BilS, Va High
ottl se. NJ Mt, Vernon !, Blvd near Frazier ave.
TWO CORNER LOTS ON ELLICOTT ST.
east of Connecticut ave. These two loca-
ttons are on a highly restricted residential
street, where only a few locations are avail
able. Prices very reasonable.
BURTON AND CONDIT,
uo-.,, .o,o Realtors. ,oos ,o..
SHIELDS STATION, MD.
IS DOWN. IS MONTH
Directly on Edmonston road between
Bladensburg School and East Riverdale.
Strictly white neighborhood; gas. water and
electricity: 20 minutes ride of city.
J. RIDLEY SHIELDS, OWNER,
1927 Eye 81. NV. Met. 1876 or Hyatts. 7s6-M.
l5s
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

CHOICE SUMMER COTTAGE, EXCLUSIVE
resort, South River; easy terms. CARL w.
RIDD1CK. Landover, Nd.
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WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP,

IF. YOU HAVE A SMALL BUSINESS PROP
erty showing good income that can sell
equity subject to first trust for $4,000 or
less; get IN tough with us. H. GRADY GORE
Evening phones. Columbia $780, Adams 1898
SMALL, STORES LEASED TO CHAINS FOR
years; state ell details. price. etc. Address
Box 333-J. Star ONCE.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
AGO ACRES OF OIL LAND, 2 MILES FROM
Willburton, Okla. Latimer County. Address
Box 1881, Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-i,O 900 FEET LAKE SHORE,
highla nd, good opportunity for boys camp.
Inquire Marchisio, Swartswood N J.
OFFER 6-R., S-DET. BROOKLAND HOME,
one trust, for Florida or California bunR.
or clear ground. Clev. $3.50.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.-FUR. COT
tage. finished rooms bath, porches; in
5089 Sunday, or address Mrs. G. z. W.T.
COXON, 100 West Bird St. Frederick. Md. 49,
SALE OR RENT-REAL ESTATE.
MT. PLEASANT-ATTRACTIV CORNER;
suitable for 2 apis: easy terms to responsible
party. OWNER, Col. 1000, Apt. 684.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA-ONE AND TWO ACRE
lots, shade. electricity, liberal frontage on
hard road. near Falls Church: 500 acre;
terms: also ] acre near Country Club. Ad-
dress Rox 26n-T star ofHcs
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SUMMER CAMPS.
MAST COVE CAMP,

Boys and Eirls. 10 lame Limited TO about
30; vigorous climate, salt water bathins'
and Mrs. stanwood Cobb. directors. Wiscon.
CAMP METIPoUIN, FOR Girls; GREAT
Choptank River, Eastern Shore, Md; $50
acres water sports. crafts, etc; no strict
routine; fresh food, tested water; references
EXCHANGED. Mrs. l. DASHIELL, 2927 St.
Paul st.. Baltimore. Md,
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ADELBERT W. LEE.

SOxl25, $500; y BLOCK FROM MASS. AVE.
American University Park, D. c.; Govt.
owns sround across street, which is TO be
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