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FORMER SEWARD MAN SELECTED As ESCORT
 FOR ADMIRAL BYRD

One of the proudest members of the Los Angeles police force Is Earl Reid of the Hollywood Divi- sion. who has been directing traf- fife at the intersection of Holly wood Boulevard and Vine Street for many years.
 MT. Reid, former popular Sew ard resident who, with Mrs. Reid left here about eight years ago, is justified in feeling proud be- cause when Admiral Richard E. Byrd, who made the heroic and hazardous flights over the North and South Poles visited Los An gelas, Reid was detailed to ac- company the explorer on all ms movements while in the city.
 This was an easy task for Reid for the reason he trained with Byrd at the same training camp for service in the World War. Be- sides Reid knows his Hollywood and is on speaking terms with more celebrities in Cinealand than any other officer in the depart ment.
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The man who served his coun- try faithfully in war, and gave up his health, all that he had, and all that he ever expects to have, the Legion believes, deserves every thing good that a grateful nation can give him. The care of the dis abled is the Legion's first concern, and the organization supports a national rehabilitation service that is constantly striving to help the condition of those who are paying the most for war. Nearly every piece of legislation on be- half of the disabled was enacted through the sponsorship of the Le- gion
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Al0ska's Trade for Ye0r 1880

. Alaska's Trade for Year 193O
 But few generations ago Alaska almost unknown Out of her earth rocks forests and has sprung her industrial wealth of today According to statistics piled by the United States Department of Commerce at Washington D. C., the total of Alaska for the past year amounted ssO2324l3 Of this total amount of trade $57s714eoo represents merchandise gold and silver shipped from Alaska while represents the value of like commodities shipped to Alaska during the period The balance of trade in favor of Alaska for the year 193O amounts to SPA, S79OO
 The following compilation the most important items of trade Space does permit publication of full report
 MERCHANDISE AND GOLD AND SILVER SHIPPED FROM
 ALASKA TO UNITED STATES IN 1880
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GANDHI COMING U. $.

NEW DELHI, India, April 9. (I. -Mahatnla Gandhi is considering a visit to America, it was revealed here. Gandhi believes. it was said, that India's Ibertine movement will receive a greater world support If he visits the cCun- try which 150 years ago faced the same problem which he claims is now confronting India.
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GET COLLIER TROPHY

WASHINGTON. April 10. {P = Harold F. Pitcarn, of Philadelphia, and aH associate, were awarded the 1880 Collier Trophy for their work in developing the autogyro. President Hoover will make the presentation.
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AGREEMENT IMPOSSIBLE
SAN FRANCISCO, April g. lP,

DAN FRANCISCO, April 3. (HJ - Federal Judge Louderback dis charged the jury in the George KeyStOn and Ray RosSiter bank embezzlement case. The dismissal order was given when Donald Mo Kenzie, foreman, told the court an agreement was impossible. The jury had been out 26 hours. A new trial was set for July 7.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
 THE BELMONT TRADING COMPANY aS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS IKADkkS IN ALL KINDS OF MFR CHANDISE. NEW AND SECOND HAND. AT THE OLD LOG HOUSE ON FIFTE AVENUE JOE uOPMAT
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KODIAK, the Home of the Worlds Largest Bear

Worlds record bear va. t;,,.d - p. a,ak Island. BOOK NOW for a rs3I sprng or fall hunt on Kodiak I.J.rd or Alaska Peninsula for these uonster carn'vores. Our guides know the rendez- k soas oI the Iargest of these great oeasts' our camp equipments are the best procarab!e. complete to the smallest de- tail. Everything is arranged to assure you the greatest comfort that life in Aiaska's most beautiful. rugged wilds affords. A pleasant and successful hant- Ing and fishing trip is in store for you.
 For further particulars,
 CHAS 4fADSEN. Field Manager
 KODIAK GUIDES ASSN.
 Kodiak. Alaska
 (We furnish everything except ysur per-
 sonal effects and sleeping bag.)
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WANTED TO BUY Aundreds have sent us discarded jewelry, old go4d. false teeth. br;dgs, croWns. silver. platinum. diamonds, antaaaes. Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly. Goods re- turned If offer refused Uhier Sta.. E. Brook lyn. ". '.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

kATES-Fifteen cents per line first inser- ton. Seven and one hsk cents per line Tor subseQuent insertions. Count six av- craze words to line. Minimum charge 60 cents
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FOR SALE or long lease. Dreamland Han.
 Inquire Gateway
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"Betty t,>-e1," Is now on sale at the Alaska Shop. A splendid record!
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
Group No. I

Sheer chiffon stockings
of pure silk to the tops.
Made with scanned back,
fashion marks and full
reinforcement. Sizes 81z
to 10. Irregulars.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
BLOND HELD
WITHOUT BAIL
FOR SHOOTING
Arralgnment Postponed
With Senator Still in
Serious Condition.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-The still
critical" condition Of State Senator
Roy T. Yates Of New Jersey, victim
Of a mystery shooting in a New
York apartment, forced postpone
ment today of the arraignment of
Ruth Jane Cranmer, former cloak
model, who is charged with felo-
nious assault.
Cool and self-possessed, and pre-
senting a beautiful contrast to the
drabness of the west side court,
where she appeared, Miss Gran
mer was dressed in vivid red en-
semble, with an Empress Eugene
hat. A dozen photographers with
in the lawyers inclosure delayed
proceedings while they snapped her
in various poses.
With Yates condition described
as still dangerous, Martin Binder,
assistant district attorney, asked for
weeks postponement of the ar
raignment.
us that agreeable to you?" asked
Judge Michael Ford.
1T is not" said Miss Cranmer
forcefully, "but I have no alterna-
tive" She asked what would hap
pen to her.
I shall have to hold you without
bail, under the circumstances" said
the judge.
The session was brief, and Miss
Cranmer was removed to the wom-
ans prison in Harlem.
Il don't remember" she answered
repeatedly to questions concerning
the night of Yates shooting.
She said she had met the New
Jersey senator three years ago,
when they lived in the same apart
ment house. From casual meetings
in the corridors to rides along the
Central park bride paths their
friendship developed quickly. she
said-"until this thing happened"
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
AMMANY HITS BACK
AT REPUBLICAN, PROBE
Cites G. o. P. Scandals in Feeble
Effort to Embarass Roosevelt.

Cites G. o. P. Scandals in Feeble
Effort to Embarass Roosevelt.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Tammany
Halls counter attack on the Sea-
bury investigation of New York, in
tended to harass that investigation
and possibly embarrasS~ Governor
Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidential
campaign" was before the Cover
nor today.
1t recited instances of alleged
corruption in Republican governed
communities upstate as uncovered
by the Office of the Democratic
state controller, Morris Tremaine.
The charges included little not
made public previously. They did
not cite Buffalo and Binghamton
but named the counties in which
the two cities are. as we'll as others.
Tammany Hall sought by its
charges to cause an investigation
of the upstate community govern
ments similar to that under wy
by the legislative committee in New
York City. Tammany wants the
investigation ordered during the
special session of the legislature,
conVening Aug. 25.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
IA DEAD IN FLOODS
Storms Sweep British Isles;
Damage Toll Heavy.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Aug. 18.-High winds
and torential rain, sweeping the
British isles, caused the worst flood
in forty years in Selkirkshire to-
day, resulting in loss of life and
wide property damage.
The death toll reached fourteen.
Other casualties were feared. Sail
ing boats were overdue. Damage
to crops and buildings was great.
Colonel G. H. Hudson, wealthy
amateur yachtsman, was among the
dead. He was washed overheard
from the deck of his yacht during a
race.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
ChiIe's Chief to Resign

DU CHtotN ZOO
SANTIAGO. Chile, Aug. 1S-The
resignation of Juan Esteban Mon
tero, head of the government since
the recent overthrow of President
Carlos IbaneS, was expected today.
Montero, who has held the title of
vice-president, has accepted nomina-
ton as a candidate for president in
the Forthcoming elections.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
RICH JAP PANESE
DISAPPEARS ON
OCEAN CRUISE
Murder or Suicide Believed
Fate; Police Question
ShoWgirI Governess.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Murder
on the high seas or suicide are be-
lieved responsible for disappearance
OF a wealthy japanese silk importer
and business man while on a show
boat" cruise with his young daugh-
ter and her pretty show girl gov
erness.
His body is sought by coast guard
patrols and police. 1t is believed to
be near Ambrose channel, about
thirty miles at sea.
Business associates of Hisashi
Fujimura, whose japanese wife and
boy live at Norwalk, Conn, asked
the search be made after failure of
the merchant TO check in on return
Of the Red Star liner BelgenIand
TO port Friday.
Attorney Harry G. Melick, mem
Der Of the firm which represents the
Ashahi Corporation and the H. Fu-
jimura Company asked that the
search be made after a private in
vestigation revealed reports of an
early morning struggle on the high
seas near the cabin of the govern
ess, Miss Mary Reisner.
Evidence Of Struggle
Melick reported his wealthy client
sent his daughter Kashira to bed
about 10 p. m. Thursday. He was
seen at l a. m. by fellow passen-
gers, and by officers of the ship,
according to the official ship re-
port.
Fujimura did not appear in the
lounge to be checked off by immi-
grafton officials later that morning,
the ship report said.
Attendants said checkup of the
cabin showing evidence Of
struggle, continued on deck. Pas
sengers told of screams from the
vicinity of the girls cabin, and said
four men and a girl were seen to
appear on deck about a. m. Fri
day.
Miss Reisner, Oh arrival here,
called NorWalk to check on the COIL
dition Of the importers 3-year-old
daughter suffering heart disease.
The girl died that morning.
Governess Questioned
Miss Reisner reported absence of
the girls father, but indicated, ac-
cording to Norwalk inquiries, that
he probably was among the pas
Sengers on the pier.
She was quoted as saying Full
mura had said he was Sorry I ever
came aboard" She refused COM
ment today at her rooms in Hotel
Maurice. Police reported she had
been unable to give them much in
formation of value.
Show Boat" cruises such as the
importer took were inaugurated by
shipping lines to offset the loss of
foreign travel business due to the
business depression. They are from
ten to twelve day tours which in
clude all the attractions of night
club or cabaret aboard ship.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
LABOR FOR ROOT PLAN

American Federation'S Council
Urges U. S. Join World Court.
By United Press
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. 18.
The American Federation of La
Dor favors entrance of the United
States in the world court in accord
ance with the Root formula.
The executive council of the or
ganization advocated in a pre-
convention meeting Monday that
this country take steps to join the
court.
William F.. Green, president of
the federation, said an examination
of the protocols of the court led the
council to believe the interests of
the United States are adequately
protected.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
BERLIN BANK HELD UP

Masked Bandits Seize Cash, Wound
Three and Flee on Motorcycle.
By United Press
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-two masked
bandits entered branch of the
Reichsbank in Berlin today, taking
its cash and wounding three during
the robbery and pursuit.
AS they walked into the bank and
seized the money, one of the men
shot and wounded the cashier, Karl
Kreye.
AS they sped away on a motorcycle
they fired about twenty shots, which
wounded pedestrian and a child.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
POLICE HERO CLEARED
N. Y. Cop, Landed for Bravery,
Freed of HOIdup Suspicion.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Joseph
Kavanaugh, plainclothes patrolman,
recently commended for bravery,
was cleared today of the charge of
suspicion of robbery which resulted
in his suspension Sunday.
william Sullivan, who charged
Kavanaugh and another man held
him up, virtually admitted he had
made the accusation unjustly. Mag
istrate Klapp implied public apol-
ogy was due the policeman. =
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
Group No. 3

First quality pinpoint
mesh hose of pure silk.
A discontinued number
from Real Silk. Fine for
sports wear. Sizes S1z
to 81.
Downstairs at Ayres.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
HITS AT PR0GRESSIVES

Jahncke AssaiIs Leaders as Social
lists" in Wisconsin Speech.
By United Press
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Aug.
18.-Socialism apparently is the
ultimate aim of many of our
political leaders today" Ernest
Jahnke, assistant secretary of navy,
charged in an address before the
state convention of the American
Legion.
Jahncke, close friend of President
Hoover, said he objected particular
ly to these leaders use Of the word
Progressive" to describe themselves.
He was speaking in the home state
of La Toilette 'Progressives."
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
Large Shoe Repair Firm Broke

by UUtte1 PTeS8
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Klein's
Rapid Shoe Repair Company, oper-
ating a chain of sixty repair shops
in New York City, has filed bank
ruptcy papers. "The depression cut
auto sales and put more folks on
their feet, but didn't help the half
sole business" employees commented.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
Pure Silk Hosiery
In Three OUTSTANDING Gr01sns
At a Special
SALE PRICE
Group No. 2

Substandards of ''REAL
SILK" seamless chiffon
hose; pure silk to the
tops, scanned back, fully
reinforced; sizes 81 and
9 only.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-18
BOYS RESCUER BROWNS
Saves Life of Employers Son, Then
Sinks in Richlieu River.
By United Press

By United Press
ST. JOHNS, Quebec. Aug. 49,
Rescue of his employers 7-year-old
son cost Williamson Vestes, Al, of
New York City, his life.
Vestes saved Ernest Stern's son
from drowning Monday when he
leaped into Richelieu river and
swan back to the yacht with the
boy. AS the persons on the boat
we're pulling the youngster aboard,
Vestes was seized with cramps and
drowned.
Vestes was hired as cook on
Sterns yacht, Buck Jones, three
weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-04

BUY BUSINESS SITE. RICHMOND HIGH
wav, get going before Bicetnennial opens;
$500 and UP; easy terms. Phone Clarendon
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BUNGALOW. 6 ROOMS. CELLAR. ELEC..
water 2 lots. one-fare zone. Terms, 500
cash. $40 per month 1859 Benning I'd. ne
4-ROOM BUNGALOW BATH. DOUBLE
glass in sleeping porch; ami: close TO
stores and bus line Price. $4,000; 500 cash,
$50 per month. O. p. ZANTzINGER CO,
GAS X st. NV. Nat. 1911. Hyattsville, Md,
HyattSville 70
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II rooms. bath. electric lights. furnace
heat; I1rst-class conditions; monthly terms.
1923 18TH st. NV. CleY. 1895.
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BEAUTIFUL 2-sToRY HOME IN BEST
rooms. bath; 'front.', side, and rear porches;
hot-water heat: full cellar; modern; paved
Street; block Of stores; street cars. bus in
front of door; large. grounds. !5xl3o; beau;
cash payment, balance less than rent. No
trusts. Phone L. M. HUCK, Hyattsville 1885.
r. I. and Johnson ayes.
& ROOMS, BATH, ELEC.. ALMOST ACRE.
lots fruit, shrubbery, hard road; near cars;
81 200 Buy like rent Falls Church S29-F-41
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.

S7,95o-Beautiful Colonial bungalow Of
English gray-shingle construction. This is q
Darling. coy home Seldom do you 1nd such
charm in every room. and yet so convenient
~ arranged for the homemaker. You see. 1t
was designed by woman. The pretty liv-
ing and dining rooms are separated by an
artistic archway. The kitchen is well ap-
pointed. There are 3 ine bed rooms and
beautiful tiled bath with shower. And there
is also double garage. Pretty. level lot on
paved street. Can be purchased on very easy
terms to responsible party Cost owner
nearly $4,000. real bargain Do not wait
S6'3O0-In d. C. Cozy 5-room bungalow
Just block to 14th street car While this
Is not large home. yet it is a dear little
place for this low figure and very conven-
iently located. There is also a garage open
Ing on to paved alley. Only q small cash
payment and about $50 a month is required.
sT35o-Small down payment and $50
month will cover ell interest and principal
Reduced from $1,000 Hollow tile BUNGALOW
OF spacious rooms. This lovely home Is
MAUDE II
2l3 Cedar Ave
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MAUDE H. LAWRY,
23 Cedar Ave. Shepherd 254o
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(ContInued.)

well planned and all rooms unusually Target
excellent location; convenient to schools.
high and grade; stores and transportation.
II you are looking for this type OF nome.
1t will not be easy to duplicate HI: Taiu-
anywhere around Washington. 70 such val
ues have been recently sold through this
ONCE. This bargain will not last long.
S9,250-In D. C. II you are looking for
home Of charming appeal inside and out. ]
believe you will find 1t dificult to locate enc
to compare with this one at the low price
in this location Of $4,000 homes. This home
is not SO large. but beautifully and con-
veniently planned It is splendidly built OF
English gray shffigle and has spacious front
porch. lovely rooms. Enclosed sleeping
porch. breakfast porch. open fireplace and
large attic. The yard is so honey. Just filled
with beautiful flowers. shrubs and shade
trees The home is located in one Of the
finest sections OF our beautiful park. in the
District.
Let Me Help You Choose Your Home.
1 VIII Help You Finance.
IAWRY
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TRADE NEW. DETACHED BRICK. CHEVY
Chase, for small. clear house.
Clev 6I6O. Adams 65O6.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUNGALOW, 4 r.
and b.. furnace heat; fully eauipped dry
basement: gas, cleo: garage: only S4250;
small cash and monthly payments. Owner,
NJ T MAY. HNatts.. Md. Phone HyattS. 48l.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Owner leaving, offers extra well built and
attractive home. on one of the best streets
in Takoma; beautiful shade; close in; Z
rooms and enclosed sleeping porch, large
attic; built-in garage; this is a real home
market long.
Another out-of-town owner offers a bar
gain in attractive Dutch colonial home OF
8 rooms and extra large wooded lot. 100 feet
wide; house has five rooms on hrst floor;
living room with real fireplace; h.-w.h.; con-
venient to stores, bus, school. etc.
Two or three modern BUNGALOWS, at much
more attractive terms than renting.
See advertisement today under Farms
for Sale.
K. d. LILLE,
266 Carroll St., Takoma Park. Ga. $500.
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Phone Falls Church (Va.) 30.

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN,
REDUCED $4,000.
Sptenold new brick home, spacious rooms.
sis pain ana shower. sun parlor, electric
refrigerator, fireplace. garage; large lot,
FENCED in; paved street and alley; near
stores and bus. Don't miss this Small
cash. balance less than rent.
ALSO MANY OTHER BARGAINS
1901 r. l. Ave NE Dec Oa17
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Exceptional Opportunity.

Beautiful, detached. corner, attractive
grounds with PROPULSION flowers. trees, shrub
berry: conveniently located. within view Rock
Greek Park. 8 large rooms, 2 baths. maids
numerous Individual features, Q
car Garage. Will be sold imme diately. In
spect by appointment Phone Nat. 1882.
Dixie Realty
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MUST SELL
THIS

Five-room and bath bungalow. h;-w.h..
city water, cleo. gas, garage; large lot:
Come out and inspect this home and make
us an offer. J. Macpherson Co, Clar. ll48.
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SALE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS.

1918 EMERSON NV STORY, DETACHED
house; 8 rooms, h.-w.h, garage. OPEN Sun
day 2 TO g.
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MODERN BUNGALOW.

s495o; $50 down. s45 per mo- Also r,
$4,000; $50 down and $40 mo-; sewer, water.
Shady lots Also 6-r. house. 1900 So IT.
land. on corner; owner going South; must
rent When " YOU can can buy ike eOJ re IaH"
PRICE, Oakcrest. Va. Once, Mt. Vernon ave.
and Oakridge blvd. Phone Clarendon 272.
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SALE-HOUSES.

triclty, two baths. excellent condition; ga
rage $500 cash. Corcoran near 10th.
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FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS WE

HAVE.
IS r. gas and electricity, city water; lot
5-r. bungalow, reduced; city water: on
hard road. bus line and cars; quick sale;
good business center. $4,000
r. ami; large lot: garage $500
Easy terms on all properties offered
First-trust money and notes NEGOTIATED
through this Office
Cape Cod bungalow. modern in every
particular. attic with dormer windows can
be finished as two comfortable bed rooms
T. j. PEARSON & CO,
26 Garrison Road Clarendon, Va.
Phone Clar. 1901
H. c. Saffell RESIDENCE. Clar. 1854
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Nine rooms, all modern and new condi-
tlon, ready to move into on small deposit;
balance; $50 month; worth several thousand
more than, price asked. See it and judge
Tor yourself. Can be seen any day or night.
A. M. COOPER. 800 18th st. Nat. 1882
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% Girard St. NE.
Phone North 6270.

LOOK-D C. BUNGALOW.
Open-6704 4th St NV. Modern, rms,
beautiful location; near playground, stores,
school. Col. 1880.
FOR SALE-EIGHT-R ROOM. TWO-5ATH
house, Chevy Chase. Md. Great sacrifice If
sold at once; screened-in porch; garage;
large yard with lovely old trees; school near
Positively no dealers.
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WILL SACRIFICE MY CIR. AND B. MOD
ern house. recently renovated; hwd. floors,
brick garage; excellent condition; near Sol
diers home and Catholic University: $1,000
less than cost: easy terms. Take advantage
of this opportunity.
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CHEVY CHASE.
1926 New York Ave. Nat 3239.
3a42 CATHEDRAL AVE.

1892 CATHEDRAL AVE.
this Or, BIB. house cannot be duplicated
for less than S45,C00. Reduced to S3l. 500.
Easy terms. Exceptionally large rooms and
attic Pear garage. p5rches. The size and
beauty of this house will be proven by in
spectlon. Open.
AN OUTSTANDING BARGAIN
Open-544 Shepherd ST. Modern. rms,
gar; near schools, stores and cars. Col. 1880.
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5000 sth ST N.W.-BEAUTIFUL CORNER
nome. 6 lovely rooms. modern; hardwood
floors, large porches. front and rear; nice
grounds garage; property clear: out-of-tovn
owner requests immediate sale; real bar
gain Moderate cash payment. Price much
less than any similar house in this beautiful
new section Open today, ! pm. until sold.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
1927 Lawrence ST rooms, h.-w.h.; ga
rage; 500 month; open. Maynor, North 4s38.