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100000 MORE
FOUND IN AGED
WOMAN'S DRESS
Little Lady, SO, Stamps
Defiance After Search
Yielding Million.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Ocg. 10.-A frail but
spirited little lady of 90 years. once
the belle of Victorian days, to-
day stampe her defiance of search
ers spurred by discovery OF nearly
a million dollars in currency she
boarded in her hotel room because
she was afraid of banks"
They found 100000 in a little
paper bundle few days ago. Thurs
day they found a half million in
$4,000 bills hidden within the folds
of her voluminous dresses, it was
learned Friday.
Rare laces, gems and period cos
tunes that rate as museum pieces
have bee nrevealed in trunks within
that same room in which Mrs. Ida
E. wood had dwelt for many, many
years.
Money HOarded Since 1907
Next week, trunks now in stor-
age will be searched for possible
rare treasures such as have been
revealed daily hidden away in rub
Dish, under carpets, within mat
tresses and bed clothing, and in her
own garb of a mode a half-century
old.
Her fortune in currency, it has
been revealed, probably has been
closely guarded since she dithdrew
it from the banks during the panic
of 1907. In that year she closed the
last Of her savings accounts.
Also, she had lost a small for
tune some time previously in an in
vestment later made good by the
j. P. Morgan Company 1t was
learned today that some of the re-
stored money was among that
found this week.
Resents Guardianship
Her fear of banks grounded on
her experiences of that time
cropped out in her EXPLANATIONS to
one visitor Friday.
What good are banks? What
about the bank of United States?
I've still got my money, but where
are the banks?"
Mrs. Wood has been adjudged in
competent. Her affairs now are in
the hands of Otis F. Wood, son of
Fernando Wood who was New
York's mayor in the f1fties.
That she resents. She fights off
efforts to care for her, for during
the last four years she has lived
alone. Only favored few were
permitted to enter her room.
She resisted efforts to take her
and deposit it in the banks;
the last 100000, in fact, was re-
moved from her dresses while she
slept under the effect of a sedative.
Clippings Recall Past
Nurses now caring for the aged
woman permit her to believe she
still is keeping house for herself.
She helps them wipe the dishes,
and she still cooks her own eggs
and boils her own coffee.
Today she looks forward to some
thing new-a radio. It will be placed
in her room at the direction of her
nephew Otis, and, so far as is
known, will be the first she has
heard.
Meanwhile, the search goes on
for treasures she had owned when
she danced with Prince Edward of
Wales, when she attended the In
fanta Eulalia ball at Madison
Square garden in 1898, and the En-
press Eugene ball in Paris back in
1870. They are described in clip
pings found in her room.
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who is about to break up the young
girls approaching marriage.
Complications follow when the
woman finds out that the man she
is to entice away from the grand
daughter is her own former husband.
The plot skins smoothly forward
to a climax through a series of
amusing scenes filled with smart
dialogue and that air of worldly
wisdom usually called sophistica-
ton.
Let Us Be Cay is to be per-
formed nightly Except Sunday for
the eight-day period beginning next
Saturday evening. Season coupons
may be exchagned for seat locations
at the Playhouse during the coming
week.
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NAMED HEAD OF
SAVINGS LEAGUE
Evansville Man Is Choice at
State Farley.

H. A. Strassweg of Evansville was
elected to succeed Carl j. Weber as
president of the Savings and Loan
League Of Indiana at the final ses-
sion of the organizations convention
at the Lincoln Friday.
Mr.. Strassweg formerly was first
vice-president.
Newly elected first vice-president
of the league is Charles E. Conger.
Mark L. Dickover of Valparaiso is
second e-persident
James E. Pierce of Indianapolis,
secretary. and George F. Ogden of
Peru, treasurer, were reelected to
their positions.
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Brown Takes
State Grown

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct 1O-In a we'll
fought ten-round bout, Willard
Brown, Indianapolis, annexed the
decision over Nick Fleetwood, FIT.
Wayne, here Thursday night and
with the victory Brown captured the
state lightweight title belt.
Brown weighed 13415 and Ellen
wood 1882. 1t was an interesting
scrap for the fans. Brown is a
member of the Anterior cClure
stable of boxers.
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where slavery still f1ourishes,
The country has had some
amusing experiments with many
branches of its system of govern
ment. But it most bizarre expert
ment has been of a fiscal nature.
In 1904, when President Parclay
came into office, it was decided to
print an issue of paper currency.
AS the population was over
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TIME DUE
HERE WEDNESDAY

may be born without the stigma of
a prison-Miss Landi has, it is said.
full play for the exceptional dra-
matte powers she possesses.
The story is an original one from
the pen of Gordon Rigby and was
adapted for the talking screen by
Adele Rogers st. John. Alan Dwan
directed the picture.
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PIANO, SAX POPULAR
Rank High in U. S., Wurlitzer Sales
Chief Declares.

% = LWIftU FFfkS
DETROIT, Oct. 1o-The piano.
saxophone, accordion, banjo and
guitar are the most popular musical
instruments in the United States to-
day.
Authority for the selection and
rating is Rembert Wurlitzer, son of
Rudolph H. Wurlitzer, III, head Of
the nationwide firm. which manu-
features and sells musical instru-
ments. Rembert, only 81, is sales
manager for the company.
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Man Wed 40 Years Sues
BIZ Times Special

MARION, Ind. Oct. 10.-After
forty years of married life, William
Gardner is seeking a divorce from
Mrs. Emma Gardner, charging that
she ran him out Of their home in
1911, and that he finally decided she
wasn't expecting him to come back.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not"
which appeared in Fridays Times:
Blank Money of Liberia-Li-
IBERIA, a republic in West Africa
founded by liberated American
Negro slaves, recently has come
under the critical notice of the
League of Nations, for it is one of
the few countries in the world
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MOTHER WINS LENIENCY
Booze Term Suspended So She May
Care for Ten Children.
By United Press

y 2 2 tFfFU fIFtI
KEARNEY. Neb., Oct. 1O-A
ninety-day sentence imposed by
Judge Easterling on Mrs. Helen
Shada was suspended by the court
after she had served ten days, be-
cause it was discovered she was
badly needed at home to take care
Of her ten children.
A 601-day sentence imposed on
her 19-year-old daughter, Norma.
also was suspended. Mrs. Shada
kept her 6-months-old daughter
Maxine in a cell with her during
her Incarceration. She and Norma
were convicted OF liquor violations.
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Training Glasses Formed
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 1O.-Or-
ganization of reserve officers train
ing corps classes was effected here
under direction of Captain William
/ Brown. Muncie. who is on de-
tached duty as 4 supervisor.
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B0ZINIS TAKES MATCH
Banaski Finishes on Short End in
Armory Mat Event.

Armory Mat Event.
In the top mat match at the
armory Friday night Nick Bozinis,
light heavy wrestler, took the first
and third falls over Joe Banaski.
The loser captured the second toss.
Crotch, slam and arm stretch holds
were used.
In other matches Hardy Krus-
kamp annexed two falls out of three
over Dick Lever and Chel McCauley
downed Speedy O'Neal. The show
was staged by the National Guard
Athletic Association.
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have issued orders for abandonment
of the subject of the complaint.
Complaint of Mrs. L. A. j. was
referred to the city health depart
ment. Inspectors report they al
ready were aware of conditions COM
planned Of and issued orders for it's
correction. Three previous orders
have been ignored, they report.
Mr.. Fixit-At Fifty-second street
and Keystone avenue there are
some shrubs which cut of the view
of motorists approaching the inter-
section. These should be cut down
10 prevent an accident. W. D.
The corner to which you refer, south
east, is outside the city limits and con-
sequentIy not under control of city Off
cials. Only the southwest corner of this
intersection is within the city limits.
Mr.. Fixit-I have three complaints
to make in which I will appreciate
your assistance. First, there is
nothing to indicate whether North
western avenue or Twenty-ninth
street is the preferential street. and
this has resulted in many accidents.
There should be a stop sign for one
OF these streets. Second, in front Of
our house there is a large hole in
the asphalt. Third, at times there
is an annoying electrical disturbance
That upsets radio reception.
J. T.
In reply to your first complaint, Po-
lice Chief Mike Morrissey said neither
street is preferential street and ad-
vises motorists on either street TO pro-
coed with care. A study of the situa-
ticn at this intersection is being made.
The second complaint aboua the chuck
hole has been referred to the engineer
ing department. The third complaint
undoubtedly is the result of a faulty
transformer or lightning arrester on
nearby power lines. but The Times mn
fortunately is unable to correct this sit
uation.
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whelmingly illiterate, printing on
the banknoteS was dispensed with.
Instead, the different denomina-
tons we're distinguished by pic
lures of different domestic and
animals such as chickens, calves,
pigs, etc.
Monday-"The Center of Popu-
Iation of the United States Is a
MudhOIe."
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Mr.. FiXit

Write your troubles to Mr.. Fixit. He
IL The Times representative at the
city hall ana will be glad TO present
your case to the proper city officials.
Write him in care Of The Times.
signing YOUR full name and address.
Name will not be published.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

sire practice game for Sunday Oct. is
at Douglas park Dates are wanted with
all good local and state elevenS Players
with last years team and tryouts are
requested to report Sunday morning at
10 o'clock at Douglas park. For games
call Drexel 3400, or write Jack Hannibal,
602 West McCarty street.
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In reply to complaint of G.. S. Jr.,
health board inspectors report they
have issued orders for abandonment
of the subject of the complaint.
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LATE RASrRAII NOTES

49,, I-hth bHoLbALL NUIEo
Beech Grove defeated Lebanon last Sun
day, II to 2. Lady, on the slab for the
winners, allowed but two hits and struck
SdaT nesd ne9 Mar qesT Wss game ior
rolets and others, notice. Call Beech Grove
S3-W and ask for n Terhune.
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Sweepstakes bowlers will have their big
piav over the weekend. the Illinois allev0
staging a $50 doubles event with a guar
antee Of $50 for first place and $50 for
me team finishing second. The usual
~ - entry fee per man will be charged
bowlers only.
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At the Central alleys a 100 singles meet
IS on the boards, the winner being guar
anteeo prize Of s25 and the runner-up
so. This event also calls for an entry
fee Of $l.25 per set.
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RENT--SUBURBAN.

Clarendon 1856 1908 Wilson Blvd
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FOR sALF-NEW GROOM BUNGALOW
with electric lights hot-water heat with oil
burner and 81, a land 81 mi. out Price,
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Continusd on Nszt i'asa.s
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APARTMENTs--FUR. s. VTSFuR.
nENr-rr- Ars

iii G ST Sc RMS. b.. ELEc i2s SO
1888 81 ne-S rms bath. RRs .... Is 50
JAMES r SHEA
6as Indiana Ave NV
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CENTER HALL BRICK COLONIAL. WEST
OF conn ave, or q 60-ft lot studded With
trees There are Z bed rooms . baths sun
roona maids room and AGAR Farage At
trRctive price ard terms Call Mr. PHIL
LIPS Nstorsi 1924 evenings. WIS 33l7.
MAR lsth ST BEAUTIFUL, tn-RM
2.bsfh brick home EarsEe. GOOD lot. vacant;
move 81 today. Small payment Real bar
gain Adams io2&i les
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SALE Or EXCHANGE.

l98 ACRES; BROOM HOUSE: oUTBTDGs
Fruit; close to Washington; healthy; good
SPRINGS unincumbered. Col 1888
WANTED APARTMENT BUILDING. ABOUT
IL apis. Have Petworth row house,
equity $4,000 above one trust Add some
cash. Please give details. Address Box
1851 Star Office.
2 GOOD FARMS. NEARBY VIRGINIA SET
tie estate; must be disposed Of Immediately.
Address BOZ 499-A. Star once
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNnnN
THOs J. OWEN & son, AUCTToNEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING FRAME
DWELLING, NO. 1903 nth STREET
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No 6l72 folio S21 Ct seq
Of the land records Of the District of Co
lumhia and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees viii
sell at public auction, in front OF the prem
ises, on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, AD 1891, AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following de
County OF Washington District of Column
bta. and DESIGNATED and being To- fifty
two 1922 in Harrison and OtteTbacks sub
division OF lots in block two ~ OF Hood
and Batchelder, trustees addition TO Ana
costa" as per plat recorded IN Liber IS,
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia; sub
ject to the right of way for alley purposes
over the rear 10 feet BY the full width
thereof Of said lot, now known for assess
ment ana taxation purposes as lot 81 square
56ll
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal instaliments, payable in one and two
years, With interest at seven per centum
per annum. payable semi-annualy from day
property sold, or all cash at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit Of 5000 will be
required a time Of sale. All conYeyanCing
recording, etc. at cost Of purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale, otherwise the trus-
at the risk and cost OF defauiting pur-
chaser after i've days advertisement Of
such resale IN some newspaper published IN
Washington, d c.
SAMUEL A. DRURY,
JAMES p. NICHOLSON,
su7,10. I2.lA,i7l6 Trustees
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1890 ONTARIO RID
Near 18th and Col. Rd.
s rooms and bath, sleeping porch 49,. S8S 90
Electric Refrigeration. Hot-wster Heat
Garage.
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PRoPERTY.

STORE. FLAT, 3-CAR THE GARAGE.
rented $1,000 year onty slo500, terms "a
business street Northwest
Near 18Th and Sd. + & b cleo fur M
rented $40 year. oaly $3.50. $3.50 cash
balance easy; arst trust S5,5o0
Near lSt auc . n.e--2nd com zone; tue
family bsick fiat side alley, rented sB6n
year only Sc $50 $500 cash
n z. RYON CO. 1916 n Ii Ave MAJ zoos
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Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REFINED COUPLE no children. want small
apt near Takcma: reasonable would rem
der service to help defray expense. snep
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WANTED TO RENT-UoTJSEs

RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS OR 8 r
nouSe unfur., ami; reasonable at once,
NV section. Address BOX 431-J. Star ONCE
s OR I ROOM DETACHED HOUSE. AMI.
good condition, in Chevy Chase or adjacent
Maryland, references and lease Il desired.
Address Box 449-A, Star once.
WE ARE HAVING MANY APPLICATIONS
FOR MODERN HOMES. n YOURS Is
VACANT, LIST IT WITH US AT ONCE.
EDWARD ?. SCHWARTZ, INC.
1913 VERMONT AVE. NV, DIST. s2iO.
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COMMERCIAL SITES

2nd COMMERCIAL. 4o-FT FRONT. Ar,IFY
entire depthi paved street, sewer, eas water,
elcctrtc!ty. few blocks from Capltcfs IS certs
foot; 1900 feet Apply litB BgchRaan
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SALEHOUSES.

3ii8 LEGATION lsT.-YoU MUST SEE THIS
wonderful ALL-BRICK home. modern, com
plete. private porch, shade trees fence-ln-
closed yard. Open 2 to pm. or cali for
appoir tmen; REALTY ASSOCIATES. Nat.
6 ROOMS, SEMI DETACHED, " SQUARE
bus stores, schools garage large lot; $500
and s5t bargain. Address Box 246-J, Star
UPPER 18th sT--FULIY. DETACHED HOME
bath. real vood-burnlng fireplace OAK floors.
new type console gas st2y.e. EaraEe 70 match
Gail Geo ala OIL after 80
LARGE, ALL BRICK q ROOMS. ? BATHS,
2-car garage; Chevy Chase, II c Low price.
FENBAc3, Nat sss0. Emer 4Il7
WOODBRIDGE DETACHED. 1880 LARGE
corner lot rooms 3 ped rooms. bath,
snd sleeIing porchs5s gsrase. Bowers ana
10 extent u about $3.50 win sell on terms
3g9 s .si4,a SIS Fs, , ssgElDEN Co Na'
BARGAIN NEW CENTER HALL gi4,750
detached brick. Of appeF l6lh large rms
masS1ys Nv seTss55 En- ls nep5sGe' pans III
Unusual crcums tanCcs permit an I'M
@sdi9 ss1I sIls ADAMS inns eee can a. once
We NEED MORE LIsTINGs IF YOUR
s iHYRSzto5s 40 Bond Bias MAI asss az
BARGAIN WEST OF 18th. NEAR IRVING;
original cost SIS 500 viii take $3.50 for
agick sale Phone Adams 47s6
sPECUIATOits OR HOME BUYERs-ACT
today, near soldiers Home 6 rooms and
bath, d " D. cleo facing park has garage.
F S e2eninss. Georsla 240s ls.
MICHIGAN PARK ATTRAcTIXE BED
room, center-baN house. on S-fool lot;
OWNER. Pot S7s5rM
cENTER-HALL BRICK COLONIAL. WEST
Of Conn. ave on oB-tt lot studded with
room. maids room and AGAR garage At
tIaetivs. price ard terms Call Nj PHIL
LIPS, Estionai i32t evenings WIS 73l7
MAR lsth ST NV BEAUTIFUL lo-RM.
2-bsth brick home. Earsse GOOD lot vacant;
move u ,o ,1s o, Small 0synent Real bar
$40 iath ST NV
sgPf and 5esa<fs ore asst ssTs ysS
owner vilt finance without commission At
nominsi down Haymeat % responsible buyer.
HiLlYER Metropolitan Ass. az
WOoDRIDGE BUNGALOW.
iq3l sas e9 FL, , a2Re rooms osth, garags
pond This borne IS = Specisi barsain snd
can Re sold on terms $3.50 for quick sale
North 747i
s6og CUMBERLAND ST NV
CHEVY CHASE CORNER. com
manoinE panoramic view OF city;
SeSsa Gin ss5 srs sfs m noos
bee ehamesrs baths AGAR ga
highly restricted surrounGlueSi sur
p-asinGly moderately priced Drive
oat Conn, ave squares above Abe
marie. then turn vest ! square on
Cumberland ST. Phone Clev 1889.
r. BATES WARREN
NORTH CAPITOL & Y SITS.
Under $1,000.
80 Y ST. NE.
Six rooms and bath newly decorated
threuahout excellent home. convenient To-
cation. Evenings cal Wis s2@9
CiiAS. ID. SA(iI.R,
National 0a3e s24 lash 81 NV
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Adjoining Potomac Palisades Park
$3.50.
Fighs-room detached residence 9Th every
modern Improvement ana in excellent con-
ditiani 20 BE- sold on most reasonable terms
ana 81 price greatly reduced
CHAS. p. SAGER.
National 0oaA azz i4th o.. NV.
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y II = y. = "
nnM1NrrnNKtNr grrcNp n

937 H st. n.w-Attract4Ye show window.
about 900 50. It. floor space; suitable for
any business. one block from Woodward &
Lothrops $40.
1910 Eve st n.w-Store and large rooms
IN rear, suitable for millinery. fur shop or
any Rht business; near Shopping center sT5
1927 9th n.w.-Store and rear BLDG; near
9Th and l. SITS; SIS
WALTER A. BROWN
1900 st. NV Nat. 1852.
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EXCHANGE.

3-STORY Prick HOUSE. ARRANGED FOR
three families good condition modern.
ooUnie-car garaEe one trust; restricted
street w. Owner. lives in one apartment
and rents others for 500 month. viii ex-
erty, with larRe yard. not over sIi 900.
Phone Adams 1890 igs
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Hotel Ebbitt Unclaimed Bag
gage hv Auction,


Notice is hereby given that on WEDNFs-
DAY, AUGUST NINETEENTH. 1891. CON-
MENCIEG AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. We
Wi sell az public SUCTION, within the sales
st. NV, Grips. Suit Cases, Hat Boxes. Brief
Cases, Sample Cases. Trunks. Phonograph,
+ Houston Mr. . Tyson. Mrs. Tieer. Miss
CfannOEg w. Johnston Mr. West Mrs Kirk
lang Nj. a c. Lee. r ", Saunders Mrs.
J. TUX, Mr, DeerlhE- Ar. White, l.. Karnas.
Mr.. Spefo, Robert Lloyd, MIR, and Mrs r
kay. MFs. kirRlano. Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Vest
low, Mr. Carlisle, Mr. atkins. j r MOODY
II. II. Williams. Mrs. Cfroul. Mr. Ross Eari
Barnard. N L. Robertson John Whifp Mr
Roberts. Mr. Banoersons Ar Horne Mr.
Hayes. Mr.. Shame. Peakw e4fotil. Mr. sfIap-
s s II : ,t DeMaTF VT Dulsvrs rtln-
a atsa l Mary h, MysEs M5 s9nnssgs Tasa
Nei1, McDonalds NcNair. Luntsford ana
others unknown. Parties at interest take
THE EBRrTT HOTEL. s
10th & H SITS NV,
- ~ GEORGE HoLBRooK.
au4,llsie Manageg.
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SALE----LOTs.

FOR SALE BLDG LOTS. CHEVY CHASE.
y G. & Md, LIST & End trusts available
FULTON R GORDON, Pee. ms, Bldg. DIS,
VA. HIGH ANDS-BY OWNER, SEVERAL,
sells Of lots, beautifully located; must SELL
cash or terms. Address Box 2el-J, Star
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Neutrality-suspicious..

wANTED-To RENT on 5 ROOM BUN
galoW in or near d. c., about $50 or sS5
per month; ami; near transportation A.
SCHMIDT. 1920 Fsirmont St
SMALL BUNGALOW. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished. nice locality: reasonable: COM
mutiuE facilities Navy Bldg permanent:
occupancy Sept 18th or Oct. LIST. Address
Box 2S5-J. Star Office a.
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MT. PLEASANT, 1911 KENYON ST. NV
rooms, 2 baths comfortably furnished:
modern equipped; garage.
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yFFNoIIE FAHhAGII FANh.
Ls-Ee, bright and airy single and double
rooms available in this very attractive build
lng for desirable tenants. Rent reasonable
WAGCiAMAN & BRAWNER. INC,
100 Eve st n W. Met 3ssn
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RENT---sToREs.
FINE LOCATION FOR MEAT MARKET, 75i

FINE LOCATION FOR MEAT MARKET. 1911
18th 81. sc.
For RE MT, ZEE WITH APT coL,yM
GORDON. Peo ms. Bldg, Dist. 525li eve,
Clev. 4333
1882 PA. AVE. NW.-FINE LOCATION;
tailor shop now. but suitable for haber-
dashery, auto supplies etc ss5 West 01l7,
2l3o PENNA AVE. NW.-FINE BUSINESS
stand; store room and rear room; S65 r.
o BELT. Union Trust Bids. f9'
7Sl nth SWINE, LARGE CORNER STORE
opposite proposed junior hiRh school
HENRY SCHAFFERT. $40 John Marshall Pl
1929 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-STORE.
rooms, baths, cleo ,............sl2so 90
lI03 North Capitol St.. .......... IS so
~ 5th St S,W,-StoTe, 7 r, b., gaS.. so 90
629 st. NV. Observation-Disclosures, 40 90
20o5 eth st NV Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
- q 81. n-W.-Store, r. gas, water. 80 so
433 Az ST. s.w.-Store, rms, water. so so
JAMES F. SHEA