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Waterproof Tarpaulins

See US and save money: we are the
covers.
We sell sses of covers in Indiana. so
there must be a reason, price and quality.
Mail Orders Filled
HOOSIER TARPAULIN &
CANVAS GOODS co.
1900 W aSbSputOr,
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"A Suburban and Farms
25 Offices and Desk Space

FARM-Stop 81 Rockville Rd.. Sd house
west Penn. r. r. Be. 3i64-3.
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Transportation
BUSINESS SERVICE

1881 four-door sedan; going to Florida
Friday. want pass. to share expenses.
Call at once Mr. Southern. Linden hotel
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MOTORS

New and renewed. sold, rented, in
stalled. rtpaired, general machinist
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 E Washington st. II. 1851
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REAL estate For Sale
q Houses For Sale

SEW. .TFRSEv. u 73o-s-rnn- ned single
COCA condition. $50 down. Ri. tbs.
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RE N TAILS
Y Furnished Rooms

and SIS; overstuffed furn. sink
BROADWAY. l719-S3 So worth more;
pleasant; garage; good location. He. 1928.
BROADWAY, 3I28-ElegantIy fJrn. front
nm: priv home; suit for q Wa O872
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HOME Permanent or temporary for
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

PILES removed wit houut pain. no enes-
thetic. no after effects. no loss OF time
from work, For appointmt phone II. 5s44'
HOME Private for invalids nervous
49, and elderly peo.. ress. He. 3144.
morn.
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R E N TAILS
% Unfinished Houses

1909 BroOkville Road
Dandy five room bungalow and garage;
nice condition; reduced to $1s
Schmid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
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GRACELAND. S006-Lovely warm rm,
mod. priv. Young couples home: gar. opt.
ILLINOIS, N, 173O-Front rm., meals if
desired; garage. Ia 434i.
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water. Commode in rm Gentleman.
COLLEGE, 3553--Warm rm.. priv. emit;
shower. hot water. garage. Wa. 1908.
COLLEGE, 2527-Cozy rm, mr.. bath: priv.
home. privileges, hot water. He. 2167.
DELAWARE, N. 1Ol7-Lovely front cmbin
liu e. haJ Tad.
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STAINLESS KITCHEN KNIFE FREE
To prove the ease with which you can
apply the New and Improved Duco,
your dealer will present you with gen.
uine Stainless Steel Kitchen Knife with
the purchase of pint can at the regular
price. Fill out the coupon and take it to
your dealer now.
This Offer Expires October 30fh.
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OIL MEN TO SEEK
LIMIT ON IMPORTS
Delegation Coming Here
Monday to Seek World Al
location for Three Years.

Representatives of Western oil States
will confer here Monday with Secretary
OF Commerce Lamont concerning the
ALLEGATION of world petroleum produc-
ton during 1881 to 1884 among the
major producing countries.
The delegation coming here was APP
pointed at conference held last Fri
day in Oklahoma City. and on the ar
rival of members here they will ask
Secretary Lamont's cooperation in
limiting imports of crude petroleum.
The Commerce Department today was
advised by Northcutt Ely of the In
terror Department that the delegation.
representing the Public Service Com
mission Of Kansas, the Oklahoma Cor
poration Commission, the Oil States
Advisory Committee and possibly a
representative of the Texas Railroad
Commission, would call on him Monday.
The plan, which is to be submitted to
Secretary Lamont, specifies that total
daily production for United States
pools be curtailed through the remain
der Of 1881 and 1882 to approximately
1881 900 barrels, or about 200 900 bar-
rels under daily market demand. Minor
changes would be MADE in 1899 and
1884 to allow for changing conditions
Imports would be cut sharply tn
force withdrawal of about 200 600 bar-
rels for present storage in the United
States in hopes the balance of supply
and demand would stabilize the market.
Home building in MarseilIe. France
continues at a record pace
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EPISCOPAL DIVORCE
REWSIONS PUSHED
Liberal EpiscopaIians Face
Conservative Majority
at Denver Meeting.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER. September IA great
golden aims basin reposed here today
for the triennial united thanks offering
of the women of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church.
Members OF the Woman's Auxiliary
Of the church. here in the Fiftieth Gen.
efal Convention, assembled for an early
morning corporate communion service
and presentation of the Offering which
church leaders estimated would total
more than 100000.
Sixteen Assist.
Right Rev. James De Wolf Perry, pre-
siding bishop from Rhode Island, was
named to receive the offering. Assist
ants in the service were Bishop Irving
Peake johnson and Bishop Coadjutor
Fred Ingley, both of Colorado. and IA
other bishops representing missionary
fields in the United States and abroad.
Three years ago the offering was APP
proximately $1100,00o. The amount Of
today's Offering will be announced at a
mass meeting tonight, at which Right
Rev. S. Harrington Littell, Bishop OF
Honolulu, will deliver the principal adj
dress.
Meanwhile. church liberals prepared
to push their attempt for libsraliza-
ton Of the canons regarding marriage
and divorce. Echoing expressed senti-
ments of Bishop Perry, the Right Rev:
Michael Bolton Furse, lord bishop OF
st. Adams England, in the opening
sermon before the convention. took a
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ment to the cancns put forth the al
legation that the prevailing canons on
marriage and divorce are driving COM
fr1llnicarts from the church.
The house OF bishops already has
taken cognizance Of three problems OF
the -Four. acting for the appointment
OF a Joint commission OF Fl on world
peace, industrial stability and lawiess-
ness.
Rev. T. B. Phillips Reflected.
Election of presiding bishop vii
take place before the end OF the week
Bishop Perry will again be named to the
position, although the names OF Bishop
Ernest NJ. Stlre5 Of England and Blshor
James E. Freeman of Washington are
mentioned
TIE Rev. z. 3. Phillips. rector OF the
Epiphany Church, Washington, D. u
and chaplain Of the United States sen
ate, was reelected president OF tne
House OF Deputies late yesterday; Inc
Rev. Carroll M Davis, New YORK, was
again named secretary, and Raymond r
Barnes, Long Island, was given a unan-
lmous vote for treasurer. The vote on
Barnes must be affirmed by the House
CT Bishops.
The bishops reelected Charles l.
Pardee OF New York secretary OF thell
house, refusing to accept his resigna-
ton. The Rev. John H. Fitzgerald OF
Long Island was named secretary pro
tenn and acting secretary for the con-
vention.
The meeting Of the women's aux
jliary will be presided over by MISS
Elizabeth Mathews. Glendale, ONO, VINO
was elected yesterday.
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SEAPLANE RACING
CLASSIC PLANNED
Nays Withdrawal From
CurtiSS Contest May Create
New Civilian Competition.

Creation of an American seaplane
racing classic which in time NAV come
to ranl; with the Schneider Tronhy
contests, may result from the an
nouncement today that the NAVY De-
partment will abandon the Curtiss Ma,
rtne Trophy race, which for a number
of years has been held in the National
CAPITAL for naval seaplanes only.
The Navy Department announced
Tat it Will not participate in the
Curtiss this year, in the event the race
is held, which now is regarded as ex-
tremely unlikely.
Ordinarily the race is held at the
AnacoStia Naval Air Station in May
AT the request Of the Navy Depart
ment the National Aeronautic Associa-
ten last May postponed the race until
this Fall.
May Be Abandoned.
In view of the Nays decision to
have nothing to do with the race, 1t is
the opinion of aviation officials that
the race now will have to be abandoned
until next year, because it is now too
late to build up commercial competi-
ticn Tor the trophy on worthwhile
scale.
The first step to be taken toward
building up the Curtiss race competition
in the future will be to seek large
enough cash awards to accompany the
trophy to make it worth while for Amer
lean designers and builders to produce
special racing Seaplanes for entry in
the race, it is understood.
In view of the retiring of the
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Schneider Trophy last Sunday by the
British, who gained permanent posses
sion Of that international seaplane rae
ing trophy by virtue of three eonsecu-
tive wins, the reorganized Curtiss
Trophy plans are expected to meet with
widespread support in the aviation
world.
Navy Changes Types.
The Navy today is turning from sea-
planes to landplanesI for all except
patrol purposes. The Navy fighters,
light bombers and torpedo planes now
are landplanes, designed for operation
from carrier decks.
All these planes are standard military
models of known speeds. In order to
win past Curtiss races, pilots have i'm
proved the performance by putting on
temporary streamlining devices, pep
ping up" the motors and using other
devices to gain a mile or two additional
speed.
The Nays determination to with
draw from the Curtiss race this year
not only Is the result of an effort to
save money, but also because ranking
naval aviation officials are convinced
that the Navy has no business engaging
in such competitions with standard
fighting planes.
It was pointed out here today that
the Thompson race for land planes,
created last year as the climax of the
National Air Races, has in the first two
years Of competition resulted in an in
creased speed of participating planes of
35 miles per hour Similar improve
ment in speed Of seaplanes may be ex-
pected If the CurtiSS race Is opened to
all corners, with sufficient prize money
TO spur designers and builders, naval
officials believe.
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definite stand against any modih-
cation
1t was indicated, however, that con-
servatives predominated in both the
house of bishops and the house Of
deputies and that the proposed canon
liberalizing the rules regarding remar-
riags of divorced persons lad scant
chance of passing.
Church Court Asked.
The amendment being prepared for
submission to the house of bishops and
the house of deputies calls for the
establishment of an ecclesiastical
court in each diocese to pass upon
cases of remaTTiage of divorced per-
sors Under present rules. pastors
may remarry a divorced person only
in the event the peron is the innocent
party in a divorce based on adultery.
Proponents of the liberalized amend
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LIBRARY TO OPEN

DR. George F. Bowerman, librarian
announces that the central library OF
the Public Library, at Eighth and K
streets, will resume its schedule OF Sun
day opening on September 20, when 1t
will be open from to 6 pm. and will
continue to open at those hours on
Sunday until further notice.
All branches and Subbranches are
closed on Sunday.
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CLAIMS DEATH ADMISSION

BERNARDGvILLE, N. j., September
II (E9.-Prosecutor Garrison CranmsI
announced today that Edward N
Kettenring had confessed killing Police
Chief Charles B. Cavanaugh.
Kettenring. neighbor Of Cavanaugh
was taken irto CUSTODY two days ago
Cranmer said, end after almost con-
tinuous questioning. admitted shooting
the police chief because he had given
Kettenring's wife a traffic violation
fiPl-et
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DUCO, introduced in 1926, was
L. the most radical advance in
the whole history of paint making.
1t brought to millions of women an
easy way to make their homes more
beautiful with color.
But now, Duco, which seemed
the perfect finish, has been i'm
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New and Improved Duco flows
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without brush marks or laps. 1t is
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Alex. J. Berlin
sos Penna. Ave. Sc.
Home Hdwe. Co.
32o-322 Cedar St. NV.
Fred M. Haas Co.
20t6 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Loveless Hdwe. Co.
% Florida Ave. NV.
Loveless Hdwe. Co.
7O3 Kennedy St. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 10
sl3 H ST. NE.
University Hdwe. Co.
1904 Wise. Ave. NV.
L. E. Wedding
% 18th St. NE.
Geo. B. Stevens
2755 Nichols Ave. Sc.
Kentucky Hdwe. Co.
3243 M St. NV.
David Weinberg
SIS "a St. S.W.
Peoples Howe. Stores, No. s
1911 Connecticut Ave. NV.
S. III. Landy & Son
1880 Georgia Ave. NV.
E. N. Souri,
1888 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Union Hdwe. Co.
SIS 7th St. NV.
o. w. Youngblood
353 Cedar St. NV.
E. B. Rector
SAB Conduit Rd. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 4
I'll 7th St. NV.
Harmon & McGettigan
1924 18th ST. NE.
Leo C. Dacy
2346 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Edward Cooper
1902 18th St. NV.
George M. Casper
1913 N. Carolina Ave. Sc.
!. P. Dinowitzer
$40 Penna. Ave. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 3
2479 18th St. NV.
G. p. Bickford
Berwyn, Md.
Community Pit. & Hdwe. Co.
Bethesda, Md.
Robt. M. Williams
Boy6s, Md.
Peoples Howe. Stores, No. 2
Cottage City, Md.
Robt. L. Young
Gaitheriburg, Md.
VIM. Brandenburg
Germantown, Md.
Dudrow's Drug Store
HyattsvilIe, Md.
III. o. Trowbridge
Kensington, Md.
Riordan & Griffith
LaytonsvilIe, Md.
Mt. Rsinier Hardware Co.
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. Z
Mt. Rainier, Md.
r. d. Grund
North Beach, Md.
i -
Rockville Paint & Howe. Co.
/ Rockville, Md.
| Ward Bros.
| Rockville, Md.
F. L. Watkins
Seat Pleasant, Md.
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continues at record pace.
II. F. Dismer
1924 18th St. NV.
w. A. Finch
2416 18th ST. NV.
S. Kann Sons Co.
9th & Penna. Ave. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. l
1924 Florida Ave. NE.
Frank F. Pooh
4525 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Dulin & Martin
Conn. Ave. & L St. NV.
H. Wolf
N. Capitol & K SITS. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 8.
21Ol Rhode Island Ave. NE.
p. GoIdblatt
1923 Penna. Ave. NV.
Peoples $40 Dept. Store
5536 Connecticut Ave. NV.
-
Schlossberg Bros.
1878 You st. NV.
Schlossberg Bros.
1919 Fl ST. NE.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. IL
4so7 Georgia Ave. NV.
Max levin
1742 7th St. NV.
O'Donnell Paint Co.
32os M St. NV.
Ben Kruger
2Ol0 18th St. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. S
$685. Georgia Ave. NV.
A. Gordon
2212 18th St. NV.
Modern Auto Supply Co.
917 H St. NE.
District Electric Co.
214s p St. NV.
Peoples Kdwe. Stores, No. IL
1866 Park Rd. NV.
w. ]. Candey
l1os 18th St. NV.
Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. s
1911 7th ST. NV.
r. E. Knight & Sons
AIexandria, Va.
Sam MendelSon
Alexandria, Va.
Columbia Hdwe. Co.
Arlington, Va.
Irwin Payne
BaiIeys Cross Roads, Va.
E. NJ. Shreve
Chcrrydale, Va.
A. F. Thomson
Clarendon, Va.
w. N. Lynch
Falls Church, Va.
M. S. Melton
Haymarket, Va.
The Nielsen Co.
Leesburg, Va.
Manassas Hdwe. Co.
Manassas, Va.
Marshall Hdwe. Co.
Marshall, Va.
Grub & Kidwell
Middleburg, Va.
Grub & Kidwell
Pureellville, Va.
Potomac Motor Co.
Quantieo, Va.
Willard Herrell 4
Round Hill, Va.
Craig & Wright
Vienna, Va.
Warrenton Sunnlv Co.
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Money-back offer

H4OJtC.T-0SS~N
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New and Improved Duco that we
make you this unusual offer: Try
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finish that you ever applied-just
remove the label from the can,
write on it your name and address
and return it to the dealer from
whom you made your purchase.
He will refund the entire cost.
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You will marvel at how easily it goes on
/. . and the perfection and beauty of results

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as millions of others have done.
Take advantage of our trial offer
today.
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Embroidered Fabrics
400 yard

All those crisp sheer in vogue for evening
frocks-organdy embroidered baste, and embroidered
wolfe white and pases grounds dark grounds Tor daytime
WASH FABRICS-THRD FLOOR
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Rayon Flat Crepe
29c yard

De1ustered fat crepe which makes it like
silk wide selection of pastel dark coors, all tub fast
You'll find this crepe emnenty suitable for slips and I'M
derwear.
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A very low price for all-silk
shantung, so much in demand for
Summer sports frocks! Thirty
three inches wide.
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Printed Chiffons
79c yard

Beautiful patterns in large and
small designs; on light and dark
grounds, for street, afternoon
and evening frocks.
SILKS-THIRD FLOOR
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Washable Crepes
69c yard

Extra nice, supple quality crepe
for making Summer frocks and
lingerie; choice of IS summary
colors.
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Serving tray
for six glasses,
made so they can
not slide of.
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It's too bad you could not have the thrill we did
opening up these dresses, shaking them out OF
their tissue-and then seeing the very low price
tag! Every last one of them will be a JOY to wear!
Cool, snartly styled dresses of washable crepe:
shantung and printed georgette for evening" printed
chiffons in gorgeous colorings. All sizes-misses,
women, larger and little women!
DREssEs-sECoND FLOOR
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WANTED--LOTS.

TRADE $4,000 EQUITY IN EXCELLENT IN
come OF apts., $3.50 monthly always rent
ed Isl trust, s8.700. for lots or ground,
clear, in city. business or residential; brok-
ers invited BOX 1858. City p o.
LOTS WANTED IN d. C.. IN EXCHANGE
bath, garage. near Connecticut ave. and
Military I'd, renting for $1,000 per year.
MUST BE CHEAP--AlANOR PARK, BRIGHT
wood. Takoma. %. q. Small cash payment.
private party. Address BOX 44S-B, star once. :
QUICK CASH FOR LOTS OR GROUND IN
or near city. Give lowest price, location,
etc. 9ox 1865. City ?. O
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RENT-SUBURRAN

APT. IN TAKOMA PARK. MD-EXCETLENT
neishborhood, ample grounds and shade I
porch, siassed-in sieeping and Breakfast
porch: continuous hot water, KelyinatOr.
COLMAR MANOR--5 ROOMS, BATH. LARGE
To-. poT.snes Sos good condition; $50 month
iO2 coLUMBIA ST, cHEaRYDALE. VA
SIS mo. Clarendon l2i5.
SEAT PLEASANT. GAIT NOEL sT.-e-RM
2tio 40 H pecataT st. O nW a teqPas Adams
GROOM BUNGALOW, AMI, 2 OR MORE
acres; is minutes from Treasury on Leon
y yisn month INQUIRE gas station L Milo
WEST FALLS CHURCH, .VA.--PART OR ALL
home and grounds; acres directly on car
lines; hot-air furnace: electric range and
Pu O'Clock of SUNDAYS phns Church liJ2 s5ser
| BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS AND BATH. AMI.
R T Iacsy So $40 B BsT mG; aspect OWNER
ND; 5 Rms; BA;, $40. GAS. ELEc. VA,
c 4oN' ass RsP' ms Bids Dis SAL Even
WALTER HEIGHTS. NEAR MCLEAN. Va
5ungalow, rooms; bath, porches, ,garage,
NJ WALTER. clSr. Sss-F-S. =.
HURRY IF you WANT THIS 5.R.. a. B.
RRe eated gas eies Also II at
SON 42e Addison ave, va. Highlands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7-RoOM HOUSE,
path, extra lavatory on first floor. large sun
room; 2-car, built-in garage; gas range,
h.-w.h. fireplace, cleo, large front porch
Call Hyatts. $50.
GENTLEMAN ALONE WANTS MAN AND
wife or mother and son or daughter to
take nice six-room house on Wisconsin ave-
near District line and board owner for part
rent. Address Box TIC, Star once.
4-ROOM HOUSE, NEW PAINT AND PAPER,
electricity; all-white neiRhborhood one
block from school and busses one-fare
zone Cali Lin. ee46-W. Rent $40.
5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, GA
rRge, $50.
Groom and bath house, S45.
Groom and bath house, furnished, 365.
IL rooms baths SIS.
o. b. ZANTZINGER CO.,
Phone HyattS. "a. Hyattsville. Md.
TOURIST NOME.
Inc most available, attractive and valu-
able lT-room brick mansion, ami, between
washington and Baltimore, at Hyattsville.
very large. spacious, terraced grounds,
magnincent trees CommandinR location on
Rhode Island avenue boulevard, the leading
thoroughfare Of the National Capital Large,
handsome rooms; very large, spacious We
randa, occupying one square OF ground
VIII rent only to hrst-class tenants, with
references. $3.50 a month. $4,000 motorists
nov passing daily. OWNER. Phone Hyatts-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN son, AUcTToNEERs

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEWELRY.
Default having been made IN the payment
of the principal and interest Of q certain
collateral note of George w. Ward, dated
March 2, 1929, in the amount of thirteen
thousand four hundred thirty-two dollars
9Sl3,4s2 ool and at the request OF the holder
thereof. We viii sell to the highest bidder
therefor, at public auction. in our auction
rooms, 1881 street northwest WaShinEton.
or SEPTEMBER, 1891. At TEN O'CLOCK
AN, the following described Jewelry secur-
Ing the payment Of the collateral note afore-
mentioned: Solitaire diamond ring with sap
phires in the mounting Note OF sherman
Realty Company of Jaeksonyille. Florida.
for S8,274.53, dated May 26, 1875. ne, pay
able on or before March j. 1878. TO George
W., Ward and indorsed By HIM. note OF
William z Fisher for s3,77O0O. dated Aus
gust o5 Z 1873; e. psy1S6ls on Or before June
Endorsed to order Of GeorHe w. Ward and
Endorsed BY him without recourse; note OF
John o. Dekle for s5.5A1 81, dated November
9. 1875, e% due November 9, Isae indorsed
Lamar Rankin. trustees.
Terms OF sale: All cash.
aas.so.sei.5.1 AuctionSsrA
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SALE or RENT-sUBURBAN.

ARDMORE, MD.-4-ROOM BUNGALOW,
cleo; lot S0xl10: Rood well; near slec. cars.
HyattSyille ol6-F-2l.
LANHAM. MD-BUNGALoW. ROOMS.
Sz3. shade, one acre near Defense High
way, bus, cars. Hyattsvilie s0s-F-7I, "
ETIzS1MMONS.
MODERN BROOM BUNGALOW ON LEFT
SIDE OF Eomonston road. 3rd house from
bledeneburE School; rent. e45. or sell s4250
MRS, y. T. MEEHAN. Call after 5 pm. or
MODERN sIx-ROoM HOUSE, COVERED
drive: porches; xaTNge: nonventent location:
hard roads. Phone Owner. Clarendon eiS-F-2.
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