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Organized Reserves

Instructions were issued by the War
Department last week governing the
qualifications required by Reserve off,
GERS for attendance at special service
schools. In order that officers attend
ing the courses for Reserve officers at
the various special service schools NAV
obtain the maximum benefit from at
tendance at such schools they should
prior to detail, have completed the sub
courses of the Army extension courses
that will give the student the back
ground necessary to pursue the course
effectively. Beginning July /, 1894, the
selection Of Reserve officers, irrespective
Of grade, to attend the courses listed
below at the special service schools. will
be limited to those who have or who
will have taken and completed, within
the five years Immediately preceding
their detail to attend the next course
the subcourses shown below with the
appropriate school and course.
Air Corps Tactical School, special
course for Reserve officers, for promo
ton to grade Of major, Air Reserve;
Cavalry School, Reserve troop officers
course, for promotion to captain, Cav
airy Reserve, and Reserve field officers
course, for promotion to major, Cavalry
Reserve; Chaplains' School, Reserve Of
ficers' course (this school is now in
active), for promotion to captain, Chap
lain Reserve; Chemical Warfare School,
unit gas officers course. for promotion
to captain, Chemical Warfare Reserve,
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organizations: State Detachment, %;
Special Troops, 2eth Division, Ito;
121st Engineers, 400; 260th Coast Artil-
lery, 298; Company A, 372d Infantry,
81.
Pvt. Hubert H. Council, Company A,
12lst Engineers, has been ordered placed
on the reserve list of that command on
account Of removal from the city.
Pvts. Hans E. sigler and Ernest j.
Ogle, members of Company A, 12lst
Engineers, have been ordered dis
charged from the National Guard. The
order says that they have been SEN
fenced to Imprisonment in Miami, Fla
Pvts. Robert G. Henry and Raymond
E. Mahoney have been ordered trans
ferred from the reserve to the active
list of Company A, 121st Engineers.
Pvt. Peter j. LOTUS has been ordered
transferred from the reserve to the
active list of the Headquarters and
Service Company, 121st Engineers.
Pvt. Edward C. Kluge has been or
dered transferred from the active to the
reserve list of Company F, 121st Engi-
neers, on account Of business interfer-
ence with the performance of military
duty.
Pvt. Burch F. Foster, Company B,
121st Engineers, has been ordered
honorably discharged on account of re-
moval from the city.
Pvt. George A. Wood, Medical De-
partment Detachment, 121st Engineers,
has been ordered transferred from the
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District National Guard

Drills of the organizations composing
the National Guard of the District of
Columbia have been ordered suspended
for next Tuesday. 1t was explained that
this action was taken to prevent the
units from exceeding the authorized
number of assemblies during the third
quarter of the fiscal year.
The maximum strength allowances for
units of the 12lst Regiment Of Engineers
have been announced by Col John w.
Oehmann, commanding the regiment,
as follows:
Headquarters and Service Company.
"a; Band, %; Medical Department De-
tachment, 20, and all lettered COM
panies, SO.
Units commanders have been in
structed to take the necessary action
to bring their commands within the
strength limits specified.
The allotments of the units compos-
ing the 260th Coast Artillery have been
announced by Maj Walter w. Burns,
commanding, as follows:
Headquarters Detachment and Com
bat Train, 80; Batteries A, B, C and z,
"a each. and the Medical Department
Detachment, 10.
In an effort to assure that every man
will attend the annual encampment
planned for his unit next Summer, a
memorandum has been sent to all COM
manding officers of the Guard directing
them to send a notice to the brigade
headquarters when paragraph Of the
camp order is complied with.
This section directs commanding Off
GERS to furnish copy of the camp
order to each enlisted man, with in
structions that he submit the same to
his employer and make arrangements
for leave TO attend camp.
The following members OF Battery
C, 260th Coast Artillery, have been or
dered transferred to the reserve list OF
that command on account of business
interference with the performance Of
military duty: Pvts. Edgar j. Collier.
William M. Turnbull and Dallas w.
Young.
Pvt. Thomas A. st. Clair, on the re-
serve list of Battery B, 260th Coast
Artillery, has been ordered dropped as
a deserter from the Guard as of May l,
1880, the orders stating that he has
failed to report for duty on or after
that date and all effort to locate him
has failed.
Pvt. William S. Jameson, Company A,
121st Engineers, has been ordered
transferred to the reserve list Of that
command on account of business in
reference with the performance of
military duty.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the reserve to the ac-
tive lists of their respective commands:
Pvt. Henry Howard, Battery z, 260th
Coast Artillery; Pvts George M. An
derson, Bowen S. Crandall, Joseph E.
Kesterson and Matthew c. Soldano, all
of Company G, 121st Engineers.
The following have been ordered
&zansferred from the active to the re-
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of the Regular Army sent here for the
purpose. The inspections will end on
April 5, when Battery, A, .260th Coast
Artillery will be put through its annual
tests both for personnel and property.
Special efforts were made this year to
eliminate defects which we're found by
the inspecting officers last year, and 1t
is the hope of the officers that when the
final reports are made that the organ
izations will be found to be in higher
state of efficiency than ever before.
Shortly before the inspections the
commanding officers of units were told
to examine the reports of the last in
spections, and to note all defects re-
ferred to in them and to make special
efforts to correct them before the in
spectors arrive this year.
Seventeen National Guard officers
were graduated from the Infantry
School at Fort Benning, Ga, it was an
nounced by the Militia Bureau. The
course began on January Is, last, and
included instruction in Infantry organi
Zation. tactics, training and weapons
and various minor subjects. The meth
DDS of instruction employed, it was said,
were also included as part of the
course. with a view of disseminating
such instruction methods throughout
the National Guard to which the gradu-
ate officers were assigned.
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serve lists of their respective commands
for the reasons stated:
Business interference with the per-
formance of military duties: Pvts.
Thomas w. Joyner and William @.
Pearson, both of Company c, 121st En-
gineers.
Educational interference with the
performance of military duty: Pvt.
(First Glass; Omer S. Hoebreck, Head
quarters Detachment and Combat
Train, 260th Coast Artillery, and Pvt.
George o. Weber, Headquarters Detach-
ment, Special Troops, 29th Division.
Staff Sergt. Herman H. Lavenroth,
Headquarters Detachment, Special
Troops, 29th Division, has been Or
dered honorably discharged on account
of removal from the city.
First Sergt Leighton B. Hastings,
29th Division Military Police Company,
has been ordered honorably discharged
to accept appointment by commission
as second lieutenant of Infantry. He
has been assigned to the 29th Division
Military Police Company for duty.
Second Lieut.. Merrill D. Reich, 2sth
Division Military Police Company, has
been ordered transferred to the Head
29th Division, for duty.
Pvt. William c. Melting has been or
dered transferred from the reserve to
the active list of Battery B, 260th
Coast Artillery.
Six units of the local Guard mus
tered sufficient men at their drill last
week to be placed in the classification
nf Sliy,arior in attendance The lief 10
headed by the Headquarters and Serv-
ice Company, 121st Engineers, which
had 100 per cent Of its personnel pres
ent. The other units In this group,
with their percentages. are: 29th Dt-
vision Military Police Company, 98.18;
band, 121st Engineers, 96.42; Medical
Department Detachment, 94.73; State
Detachment, 9o.48; Medical Depart
ment Detachment, 260th Coast Artil-
lery, 90.
The other organizations follow in
their respective classifications, with
percentages:
Excellent: Headquarters Detachment,
2sth Division, 1887; Battery E. 260th
Coast Artillery, 1888; Company F, 121st
Engineers, 80.
Very satisfactory-Battery B, 260th
Coast Artillery. 77.05; Company, C,
121st Engineers, 1856; Headquarters
Detachment and Combat Train, 2eOth
Coast Artillery. 1882; Company A,
12lst Engineers, Tab; Battery C, 26oth
Coast Artillery, 7166.
Satisfactory-Battery A, 260th Coast
Artillery, 68.33; Company B, l2lst En-
gineers, 63.33; Headquarters Detach-
ment, Special Troops. 29th Division,
$3.50; Company A, 372d Infantry, 81 20.
Pvt. Edward ]. Fegan, Battery b.
260th Coast Artillery. has been ordered
honorably discharged to permit him TO
enlist in the United States Army.
Orders issued by brigade headquarters
during the week place the following
| strength limitations on the principal
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The American colony in Edinburgh,
Scotland, celebrated the bicentenary
of George washington, 300 listening to
an impressive program and joining in
dance after tea.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday, 8 pm-Federal Post,
No. 824, Thomas Circle Club,
1926 Massachusetts, avenue;
Federal Ladies Auxiliary,
Thomas Circle Club; Front
Line Post, No. 1401, Junior Or
der of Mechanics Hall, 8o8 Eye
street; Front Line Ladies Aux
iliary, Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club, Eleventh and L
streets.
Thursday, 8 p.m.-Equality-Wal-
ter Reed Ladies Auxiliary, Sol
dierS, Sailors and Marines Club.
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District Medical Reserve officers will
meet at local Reserve headquarters
April 1, under the direction of Col. H.
c. Woolley, Medical Reserve, command
ing officer of the 364th Medical Regi-
ment. Col. Woolley's lecture will be
taken from subcourse 30-1 Of the Army
extension courses.
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serve officers have been created In each
OF the corps areas. These boards win
be permanent in character, but win
have continuing change of personnel.
In the discretion Of the corps area com-
mander, the members Of the board NAV
be called to active duty for short Pc
RODS within the limits of available
funds allotted to the corps area COM
mander, and Of the restrictions as to
active duty in any fiscal year, or they
may be authorized to serve in an in
active status. The personnel composing
the advisory board Of the Sd Corps Area,
OF which Washington is a part, are as
follows: Col. Harry c. Jones, Infantry
Reserve; Col H Harrison Smith, In
fantry Reserve; Col. John Carmichael,
Engineer Reserve; Col. John Philip
Hill, Cavalry Reserve; Col. Daniel H.
McQulston, Infantry Reserve; Lieut..
Col. Roger S. B. Hartz, Field Artillery
Reserve, and Lieut.. Col. James B. Bent
ley, Coast Artillery Reserve.
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A meeting, to be held under the aus
pices of the Citizens Military Training
Camp Club of Washington, will be held
April l in the auditorium of the Inte-
Nor Department Building. Plans for
the approaching camps viii be outlined.
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Orders issued by brigade headquarters
during the week place the following
strength limitations on the principal
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Pvt. Edward ]. Fegan, Battery b.
260th Coast Artillery. has been ordered
honorably discharged to permit him TO
enlist in the United States Army.
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T1le following have been ordered
%ransferred from the active to the re-
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The following have been ordered
transferred from the reserve to the ac-
tive lists of their respective commands: +:
Pvt. Henry Howard, Battery z, 260th
Coast Artillery; Pvts. George M. An
derson, Bowen S. Crandall, Joseph E.
Kesterson and Matthew G. Soldano, all
of Company G, 121st Engineers.
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Pvt. william S. Jameson, Company A,
121st Engineers, has been ordered
transferred to the reserve list Of that
command on account of business in
reference with the performance Of
military duty.
Evening star., 1932-04-10
CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
NICHOLS AWE SE

NIOI1OLS nv i. o,L.
Detached frame. rooms. bath. gas, elee,
slate roof, Rlassed-in porch. real buy at
NEAR l4th & KENNEDY SITS.
si0,e60 - Semi detached. rooms. bath
closed-in sleeping porch, oil burner. large
front and rear porches, 2-car garage Cost
See this barEaln; viii make terms.
A. 7, CONTELLA CO., INC.
9l6 Eye st. NV Met. $500.
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SALE-HOUSES.


x ss2oom 2%HIs and atSsb Ssts briek home, ih excel
lent condition, located 8 blocks north al q
sas1as RaTf se between st a5S TN ess6 ss6
monthly, less t4g then rent no agents rels-
mediate sale Sc; semi-detached, 5 rooms.
bath, all modern; vacsnt lot 2oxl5o. Apply
82s y st. ne.
$3.50; CENTRAL Me- ti..5S. TO Settle Ib.. ~, y,
50xl5o; terms act quickly. Apply s2S.
ES6LsH axo 5as5I seOv
Ean.n; 2s IN 7tSSt G IN 1887
NEAR PEoTIPENsSGE 1T SssS e.lIs2 lkI9sfhhrA h-A
DOYLE realtor, Lin. b77S
ST. NE. NEAR 4th-6.RooM AND BATH
Essitor brik lAtTObs tTO s1ss hsst; $3.50 M DOYLE
NE, CENTRALLY. LOcATEp-,-vERY WELL
constructed. excellent cenditippnG; pGvf rooms. i.
s,rwhi tor Bin fIff, sffs s'r's'' y NJ DoTLI' ''el
SIS WHITTIER 81; NyMPEEETAGAsEp;. 6-ESEI Ims bri sfd
ERi VAN ? pohsEs SaIass sat 1895 os7l. easy '' ~
NFAR GEORGETOWN PREP-BUNoALoW,
interior decorations early American ml''
no brokers Telephone Kenslngton S1l-
BROOkLAND.
S9.000-SPECIAL TERMS; ,,o.
Large l0-room modern home on lol oOxtPo'
double garage; all street Improvements. Lo-
Gated in q choice residential section, close
McLAcHLEN BANKING CoRPoRATIpN'
A Real Estate Department lOth aho q.
National 0430.
Real PetWorth Bargain.
Open-s0e Taylor st. n,v.-Semi -detaehed
brick; large rooms, fireplace, garage, httis
cash, balance less than rent. Col. Ilg2.
Petworth Sacrifce-$ ESQ.
Mortgages foreclosure. ready for delivery
reduced from s9,25o. Tapestry prlck nome
about yrs, old, rooms, bath, MI, tfonl
porch. screened rear porchsE with lncioseo
sun room garage yard ana snr9p1efs'
Phone Georgia 47e2-M. or Emerson 1seL.-
$l0,950 New Detached Brick
Center hall. rooms, baths. a-ear gsTIsSge. gIsS.
new value, be sure 10 see 1t before Paktng
decision, Out Wisconsin ave-. turn LETT at
Chevy Chase golf course to 47l3 De Russey
.. ARTHUR cARRoLL, sian
OWNER DROPS $4,000.
First-cass condition. s rooms and bath.
Only S5,s76, Apply $40 Shepherd ST, NV. or
call Nat. 1850 Open to sunday
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Real Petworth Bargain.
Open-sOe TAYLOR st. nw-Sem- detached
brick; large rooms. fireplace, garage; httle
cash balance less than rent. Col ll22
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Petworth Sacrifce-$, ESQ.
MORTGAGE foreclosure, ready for delivery,
reduced from $3.50. Tapestry brick home
about yrs, old, rooms bath. ,il AMI, tsd trent
sun room; garaEe yard and shTubbefy.
Phone Georgia 4T62-M or Emerson 1857.
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$3.50 RELOW COST

owner leaving city will sacrifice AeEas 81
~ beautiful WoedFidse, for only tfzso; ssss
2aol z. ]. Avs, NE, Dec 6sif, NeFtA aSAs.
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OWNER DROPS $4,000.
First-class condition. 8 rooms and bath,
Only S5,976. Apply $40 Shepherd st, NV. or
call Nat $3.50. Open TO sunday.
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NORTHEAST!

ONE BLOCK TO ST
Wide, deep. yard. 2-ear garage. 20-foot
h.-w.h., gas and electricity, Excellent buy
for Northeast business family or one desir-
WAPLE & JAMES, mo.
1925 l4th 81. NV. North 0962.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.


WANTED = STRICTLY MODERN FUR
nished home, with about four bed rooms, in
Washington or suburbs; three adults; give
details. Address Box 20A-V. Star office. lie
COUPLE WANT SMALL FURNISHED
house or apt. in D. @. or nearby suburbs;
reasonable. Summer or permanent. Ad-
dress BOX lo3-V, Star once,
A LARGE FURNIsHED HOUSE. SUITABLE
refined clientele, either city or radius 10
niles; Summer or year. Address Box los.
star once
WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE
clients waiting TO rent modern six-room
houses. all desirable sections Of the city.
Prefer those in good condition. List your
vaeeat house with US for prompt results.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
Evenings, Decatur 2132. National sss2.
HOUSE, UNFURNIsHED, OR s ROOMS,
in Cleveland Park or Chew Chase, d. Q.
Must be In excellent condition. Address BOX
100-V. Star ONCE.
LET Us handle
YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES:
Forty Years Experience, Prompt Remittances.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC
1914 Vermont Ave. Dist. 62lo.
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gALE---HOUsEg.

NEAR THE CAPITCL--COLoNIAL HOME, 7
rooms. h.-w.h.. elee.. hardwood hoors; large
mediately, xbout IA price. $780, terms.
District 1881,
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Sumptuous Bung. and l Acre
Mr.. Washington & Lee High School
GO AN0 =

Beside the spreading houghs Of q majestic
oak that has withstood the ravages Of time
Of acre. hanked on two sides By paved
streets-sets this adorable, ultra-modern
rooms, mi-lady's den, gorgeous big llVin0
room with. lovely alcove, kitchen aW
and other features; fuil-glassed double
French doors and screen doors opening onto
second floor porch, bath and built-tn IA
furnace heat, concrete basement, elec. pumn
(city water avail). Exceptionally fine loca-
Va. A real buy at ss,4oo--ground alone
worth almost the price at only l5c ".
Only $500 cash and SIS monthly covers ell.
ROBERT s. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bids, Pm. Clarendon, Va. 400.
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BROOKLANL

S9.000-SPECIAL TERMS; ,,,o
LaEse l0-room modern home on lot oOxte0'
double garage: all street Improvements. Lo-
Gated in q choice residential section, close
to all e9nysniepces tpmesdn1ets sn RoASTfsIsoSSeh'
A Real Estate Department, 10th and O.
National n4a0
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THE WEEKS BEST BUYS
NORTH WASHINGTON

Beautiful stone Colonial. Z rooms. large
grounds; almost $4,000 less than cost.
very beautiful home, with every
convenience, and in the pink OF
condition. Convenient TO bus ana
ss,500-Dutch Colonial home on large wood
ed lot; 10 rooms and two tiled baths;
h. W. heat. oak floors. Very wei
built. 2-car garage.
Forced sale of 7-room detached Takoma
house with all conveniences, This
house is exceptionally well built.
Although several years old II looks
like new. All conveniencee.
t5,500-Large modern BUNGALOW with large
level lot. Silver Spring house, con-
yenient to stores. high school and
grade school.
. B.rraips in sew brick houses. Nd. and
D. c., s745o $50.
ses carroll = X fafk Ca $3.50 .
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Will, SELL NY So 1000 EQUITY IN GROOM
p-bath, one-year-old detached Chevy Chase
home for $4,000 cash; if you have no cash,
don't answer; no agents. Address Box
476-h Star Office. 1Os
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lolt sth 81: MAVERICK. 9 Eo00hsl s., 2
location is evidence that the price is low.
but I must have not less thaH t2.bo0 cash
down peyRspt, R, belelnes ll7 On & your terms. Ap-
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WHEN you ARE BUYING OR RENTING
home or apartment look for the General
Electric AIl-Steei RefFigeYatof,
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FACING ROCK CREEK PARK, 1901 ADAMS
NH road, modern 7-room semi-detach
excellent condition; built-tn garage; sleeping
porches; weather-str!pped, screened. Open
today. Call OWNER, Potomac 1918.
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Sc NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Brick; 6 rooms and bath, cellar, h.-w n,
cleo; paved street and alley; $500. r. M,
nOVTE raaltar Tin k77a
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rooms, two baths, breakfast alcove. pantry,
garage, on 74-foot lot in restricted Mont
RomerY Hills Shhepherd l999-J.
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric AlI-Steel Refrigerator
$3.50 CASH, $50 MONTH = ALMOST NEW
6-Foom and bath brick, built-in garage
modern in every respect and in good Con-
dition; walking distance Union Station, @.
p. o. and new NE Market. Nat. 9240; eve
nings, Clev. p552
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Kansas Ave. and Quincy St.
Just one square fEen i4th st., sold few E
neiE6borhod; meSsrn SyS' coionisf. isrse
rooms room ,I tiled bath, h.,Eh cleo: concrete
ing porehes; brick garage. $3.50.
/. /. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtors. Natl 0753
Evening phone, Georgia 3eo0.
$3.50 CASH.
Just OF West VirgiHia ave. ne. IS. 500.
2,story brick. rms. BATH NV. heat. gas,
Met aoas D. 2. BARRY 1907 II st.
EAST OF CONN. AVE.
NEAR ALBEMARLE-FOREsT HILLS
81 500 ,ov sit1stsa fI@idsE shady Thits
Rock Greek PARK. It L chsrmlns center:
hall planned home OF six large, cheerful
rooms; . tiled baths on and hoori hot-water
hest, electricity, General Electric Retrisera;
value, environment and location.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
TAG 18th g. Realtor. Natl oTks.
Evening phone, GeoFGia 1000
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BRAND-NEW COLONIAL BRICK-AND-
fireplace, rooms and big club room lot
S0Ni00 Phone ghRDherd 2i6A-W
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment. look for the Genera

ss.s5O-DETACHED-C CHASE, D, G.
Sacrifice modern rooms. garage. fireplace,
beautiful lot and shade trees. Reaspnable
cash payment. $3.50 per mo. Open TO
pm, 500 32nd st. Adams 1898 after pm.
1914 TUCKERAEAN ST-SACRIFICING MY
beautiful detached brick home, with yard
adjoining Rock Greek Park few feet off 10th
st; blind street, no trafhc; excellent for
children. Phone Georgia ll72-J. TO-
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$1,000 LOSS-MUST SELL $3.50 EQUITY
for 1850; price. s2,750. Frame house of
rms. bath, cleo; 9Th nr. Pa. ave. Sc Home
SA -'-' Rer at ana pa Ave Sc
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NE, CENTRALLY LocATEp-vERY WELL
h.-w,h,. elee., garage. " NJ DOYLE rear
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: Mr.. s7th AND
house; oak doors, Tiled bath ana kitehsn,
frisidaire' yard and eaTage: Special terms
spansIhle family. Phone CIeY. is4a
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WOODBRIDGE, NEAR Path AND r, J. AVE
Owner must sacrifice Groom modern house.
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DETACHED HOME IN PETwoRTH-5 BED
rooms, baths, porches Zone closed), q
car garage, large open fireplace Situated
on lot ~ by $50 feet with beautiful trees.
Close TO schools. churches, stores and all
once, $3.50.
7l6 Allison St. NV.
CALI, CTEV 16Aa
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K ST. NE. NEAR 4th-6-RooM AND BATH
brick iatrobe heat $3.50. r. M. DOYLE
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1898. YOU sf. s.E-DETAcHED ROOMS,
hardwood hoors, porehes, large yard. hot
water heat. cleo; in all white section. The
price, "a, $50 with small down payment, the
rest by the month. See this house or Lin.
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING 4
home or apartment look for the General
Electric Ali-Steel Refrigerator.
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GET THIS HOUSE IN STRICTLY WHITE
neighborhood. None OF them are ever va
cant. We would like to remain hs tenants
il agreeable Small coy house small price
Address Box 181-V, Star office
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6ie WHITTIER ST. NW-DETAcHED. At
tractive corner house; bright rms. - oeo
rms; garage, ,s1o,25o; easy terms. Open
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BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
Open for Inspection.
l4l5 Girard st. NE
GREENVALE, D. C.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice his MOD
ern 5-room bungalow; space in attic for
additional rooms; large lot with garage;
paved street
WAYNE O. GARMAN.
2533 BIadenSburR Rd Lin. D4O0.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-12-10

ton, $2; Mrs. E. L. Dale, S1; s. P. Fitzgerald, $1; Mrs. J. A. Hall, $1; Clyde B. Hager, $1; w. s. Harding, $1; Leo P. Os- terman, $1; Anna L. Brown, $1; c. F. Sandford, $1; w. D. Smith, $1; E. D. Haddon, $1 : N. M. Traversy, $1. Total, $32.
 Owing to the Roll Call hav- ing opened here almost two weeks after the designated op- ening date for the drive, the list will be held open a few days more so that all who de- sire to do so may secure mem- berships.
Hyder weekly herald., 1932-12-10

Magnus Meisingseth, Hyder pioneer and old timer of tEe North, passed away in Seattle November IT, after two years of illness.
 MT. Meisingseth operated the Boundary Road House here for some years during the early days of the camp and was one of the best known of local resi- dents. He is survived by his widow, a sister and two neph- ews who reside in Fairbanks, in addition to brother and sis ter in Norway.