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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

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wANTED-APARTMENT HOUSES.
GOOD CASH PAYMENT FOR MODERN
apartment house priced up to 100000; 544ro
income Address Box az, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
DOWNTOWN APIS.

DOWNTOWN APIS.
81 9th St. NV.
z rooms, kitchen and bath
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by tenant; $50.
1000 9th St.
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2 rooms, kitchen and bath,
SOS and $40.
1914 14th ST.
rooms, kitchen and bath,
$50.
816 K St. NV.
2 and 8 rooms, kitchen and
bath.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Successor to Business of
N. L. salisbury Company, Inc,
14l8 Eve St. Natl 1904.
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROOMS, BATH, HW.H. 3 LARGE
porches, large yard completely inclosed;
party leaving city 81 Elm ave, TakoFna
Park Md Shepherd 3062-J
FOR RENT FOR ONLY s5s 80 PER MONTH
--Cozy 5-room brick, ami, hot-water heat
Ing system lSrge back yard; near car
iines. Inouirt $50 10th st. Sc
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'sALE-HousEs.
GlolletsRark
Wkm-a~-.@z-Aaauu-uuuu.-uu.
Adjoining Mass. Ave. Heights

Offers 90 purchasers Of mod
estly priced homes ADVANTAGES
not found elsewhere in wash
ington. Continued sales now
amounting to almost $1,000
10000 In homes here Is definite
proof Of superior value.
Glover Park Is now the near
est in new home DEVELOPMENT
In NV. section, and IL made
accessible TO downtown in 10
minutes By excellent bus service.
The distinctive all-brick Eng.
lish village homes combine nm
usual beauty with comforts that
suggest the costly residence. Six
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hExNI lOO0Eo-E OASINAOAAEOs
DELIGHTFUL NEW HOME: ROOMS. At.
adjoining Rock Creek Park; responsible ten
ant. 3425 ut. Pleasant 81. NV. b
GROOM COLONIAL HOUSE. BEAUTIF
furnished in antiques; open freplaees. gar
den; excellent downtown location: i1S2 K st St.
h tiona s ssSs, to ' Vest S6oo after
FURNISHED SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
S. c. ave Sc; SIS month Lin. 1922.
5a4 CRITTENDEN ST NV, NEW HOME.
8 rooms and bath; porches; large yard;
completely furnished: near school and buses;
seen SUNDAY morning.
eRas CUB GB sa Sds e6nS SaExE
full Broom modern bhngalow, attraetively
IGys s ROT GTer' N shEgS
8e82 Sunday Decatur 2l32.
ROOMS: DETACHED GARAGE; NICELY
furnished: overlooking Rock Creek. Phone
MARCH is TO SEPT. IS; ATTRAcTIvELY
furnished attached home; 4 hed rooms So, 3
18th st. NV. Adams ois3
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED CLEvELIND
Park home bedrooms; baths; extra AVA
Ras furnished; open hreplaceS. Phone
Adams 1895
TAKoMA -PARK-cozY BUNGALOW OF 6
rooms. completely furnished; neat furnished;
s75. Phone Shepherd 254e.
APRIL j TO NOV. I---ATTRAcTTvE BROOM
bungalow opposite Chevy Chase Club; beau
front porch. instantaneous hot.water heater.
radio and garage. Wisconsin 4o36. g.
CHEVY CHASE-Front room, beautiful home;
give breakfast Lulu j. Embrey. Phone
| cleve. 6370.
! NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Single room. nice
4 ly furnished beautiful private home; $25
student preferred; reference. Adams 1850. g.
432s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Grant Circle
| Single front room; corner home; board and
| garage optional. Adams 1898.
! 1915 QUINCY very desirable rooms single
4 together @iRGn1nR IA.
bath and running water in each; unlimited
! phone; nice porches and yard; Sia-s25.
4 Adams 5593.
1929 18th ST NW.-Clean, comfortable
room, next to baths private family VIII
/ rent very reasonable. Col. 9006-W
|
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(C0ntinued.l


1898 RANDOLPH ST NEWCOMER BUILD
ina; front apartment of one room murphy
bed). Kitchen and bath. s37. so; two rooms
kitchen and bath. $4,000 ana $47oO; corner
apis. Res. mgr.i NO. lO4.
si25 Mt. Pleasant st. n,w.-Conveniently
located near car and bus lines. Two rooms,
Kitchen and bath, $47.50.
soa2 Rodman st. nw-Detached building;
quiet street; close to Conn. ave. Cars; out
side rooms. newly decorated; TWO rooms
Kitchen and bath $500
ill4 F ST. me-. fronting Maryland ave-,
Attractive apartments with elevator ano
electric refrigeration included. Two rooms,
kitchen and bath, $3.50. Resident manager
IN No. l08
s42 5o-Two rooms, kitchen and bath; re-
decorated throughout; brisht, outside rooms
Inspect 636 18th st. me-, one square north
of Maryland ave.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National 0o36.. 924 l4th st. NV.
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Astonishing Value.

ASTONISHING Value.
Cost $32, SCOOTER $21 500.
Beautiful detached, .alI-brick, center-hall
fYst-foor lavatory and servants bath in
basement. Modern, Oil burner; large covered
side porch and 2 garages: Fine location;
Rock Greek Park. It Is hard to realize that
33is q LESS THAN COST. An estimate cost
to duplicate this home is over. $50. 900. In
spect it and then II 1t meets with your
fancy offer us S2f. 500.
Evenings Call Mr. Dickson, Georsia 2ooe.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER ,,..
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-13
Of Real Estate in
the Town Of East Spencer
for non payment of taxes

PURSUANT to the provisions of
the charter of the Town of East Spen-
Ger, and as provided by law, for sale
of real estate for n%on-payment of tax
es, and pursuant to the terms of a res
olution unanimously adopted by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
Town of East Spencer, the undersign-
ed tax collector will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door, in Sails
bury, N. c., on Monday, September
9TH, 1881, beginning at II o'clock
noon, and continuing until completed,
for non-payment of taxes, real estate
in the Town of East Spencer, on which
the taxes for 1880, and for years prior
thereto, have not been paid, the name
of the owner of said real estate, the
description thereof, and the total
amount of taxes thereon, being as set
out below. To the amount stated as
due, will be added all costs of adver-
Using, costs of sale, and all other ]e-
gitimate charges:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-13
REALTORS REPORT INCREASED DEMAND
FOR RENTED HOUSES in SALISBURY:
EXPECT Squirt In REALTY MARKET

Real estate men of Salisbury are
well pleased over the fact hal rental
residential property is being filled with
tenants much more rapidly han for
some time previously, according to a
survey made Of local realtors by a rep
resentative of The Carolina Watch
man yesterday.
Without exception, apparently Sal
isbury real estate men are anticipating
an increase on the real estate market
this fall and are making plans accord
ingly.
"Our business is better than it has
been for the past year," was the COM
ment of one local r%ealtor. 1--WE find
the greatest demand is for small hous-
es that rent from $500 to $4,000
without heat. Our rental business is
holding up satisfactorily"
Another local real estate man said
there had been. a decided change for
the better in his rental business during
the past several weeks.
Opinion seemed to be to the effect
that this fall would undoubtedly re-
suit in further increases in rentals as
well as in real estate sales and trans
fers.
Several weeks ago a trip over the
city revealed that there were a large
number of "For Rent" signs on hous-
es in practically every section. A sim
liar trip made yesterday revealed a
majority of these had been taken down
and that the houses once advertised
had been rented.
Two or three of the realtors point
ed out that a majority of the most de-
sirable residential property in the city
has been rented.
During the past year, it was also
pointed out, there has been an appre-
cable decrease in the price of rents
and hat the bottom had probably
been reached.
Sales of property recently have been
rather slow, according to the number
Of deeds filed in the office of the reg
lister of deeds showing actual trans
fers.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-13
SPENCER MAN TO
HELP in SURVEY
DR.. Fred Morrison Named
To Assist In National
Study Of School Finance.

Washington, Aug. 12.-William
John Cooper, United States commits
sioner of education, has announced the
appointment by the secretary of the
interior of II finance specialists from
various sections of the United States
to act as consultants in the federal Of
flee of education's four-year national
survey of school finance, which was
officially launched July l.
These specialists, who will serve in
an advisory capacity to those CON
Quoting the survey, include DR.. Fred
w. Morrison, state tax commissioner
at Raleigh, N. C.
Timon Covert, federal office of ed
ucation, specialist in school finance,
and Eugene S. Lawler, senior special
ist in the finance survey, are now con-
Quoting preliminary survey investiga-
tons. DR.. Carter Alexander, Teach
ers college, Columbia university, and
DR.. Mabel Newcomer, professor of
economics, Vassar college, are Coop
Grating in the preliminary investiga-
tons.
The school finance survey, author
lied by Congress at a cost not to ex-
coed S350,000, is the third national
educational study now being directed
by the federal office of education, and
the finance survey administrative or
ganization will be similar to that of
the other two studies, the survey of
secondary education and the survey of
education of teachers. Commissions
Cooper is director, and Professor Paul
R. Mort, director of the school of ed
ucation. Teachers college, Columbia
university, New York city, is asso-
ciate director in active charge of the
survey.
An appropriation of $4,000 for the
current fiscal year has been made for
the school finance study.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-13
Barber Killed AS Bed
Closes On Him, Wife

Denver, Aug. 12.-Warren E. Nc
Lean, 61-year-old barber, was killed
and his wife, Sarah, Sc, narrowly es-
capped death when an old-fashioned
folding bed trapped them as they lay
listening to a radio program.
Mrs. Mclean was rescued by police
after her screams had attracted neigh
bors. Police said she escaped death on
ly because the body of her husband,
who was a large man, kept the full
weight of the bed off her.
McLean's head was caught between
the top and bottom sections of the
bed. Authorities said he died Of a
fractured skull.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-13
ROWAN RANKS 44TH
in FARM TENANCY
1880 Census Shows In
Grease In Number OF
Tenants And Decrease
In Owners.

Rowan county has 3,241 farms,
1871 per cent of which are operated
by tenants, according to statistics rec
emily compiled by the department of
Rural and Social-Economics at the
University of North Carolina. Rowan
county ranks 44th in farm tenancy
in the 100 counties in North Caro-
lima.
Dare county with three of her 50
farms operated by tenants has the
lowest tenant rate. Edgecombe with
1858 of her 1000 farms operated by
tenants has the highest rate, S4.1 pei
cent.
North Carolina has 279,7O4 farm
of which 1858, OF 49, per cent
are operated by tenants. In 1920 tn,
tenant rate was 43.5 per cent Since
1920 the number Of farms operated
by owners has decreased $3.50 while
the number of farms operated by ten.
ants has increased 2O,O94. The ne
result is the largest shift towards ten.
ancy within recent decades.