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The Washington times., 1932-03-02

An amazing liquid has been dis.
covered that actually ends all
worry over corns. One tiny drop
stops pain instantly. and a few
more drops make the corn so
loose you can lift it off with your
fingers. It's FREEZONE-the
safe, quick way to get rid of hard
and soft corns and calluseS. Get
a bottle from your druggist and
flsu IL
The Washington times., 1932-03-02

but does the promise hold good
if I accept you?
Miss Vamp-Why Is it that
all stories end with the lovers
happily married?
Mr.. Cynic-I suppose that's
where the fiction comes in.
The Washington times., 1932-03-02
MEET IN DlCKERS0N

The March meeting of the Dick.
er-on, Md. Community League
will be held in the town audi
torium tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock.
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" now co on WITH The STORY
CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR Con
tinued)


1T won't be so bad as that" he
replied with a smile at her vehe-
mence. Il guess III be able to take
care Of my wife all right"
He brushed her hair with his lips
and showed a disposition to aban-
don the topic for one more per-
sonal. Ellen gently disengaged
herself from his arms.
Why don't you go to Mr.. Symes,
your uncle's lawyer, and ask his
advice?" she asked in a natural
voice.
Larry's brow clouded. "Tn tell
you why not" he said. ITS be-
CO rve I don't trust him.
1t trust him?"
was with Uncle Steven
when died." Larry responded
slowly. I'm sure he hasn't tod the
truth about it. He's hiding some
thing"
What makes you think so? What
makes you so sure that the person
who wrote this note is telling the
truth?"
1t was Larrys turn to hesitate.
His face redeemed. For one thing"
he said reluctantly, Il know that
on the night of his death Uncle
Stevens was out on Long Island
with a very young girl"
"Ellen's lips we're dry. who told
you?" she whispered.
The proprietor of the Ra Ia Ia
Club" said Larry. He swore Uncle
Steven spent the entire evening
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from my uncle's place. since the
suit has been settled it belongs to
her. You know the house is quite a
show place" He interrupted him
self to say suddenly, WHY don't
you go with me?"
Toto your uncle's homer"
Sleet drummed against the win
dow panes but inside was utter 81
lence. Ellen was conscious of an
inward trembling. She glanced to-
ward Molly and saw that her
mothers face was pale.
"There'd be plenty of time" Larry
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

Ellen loved best. Bursting into the
living room, he swept her into his
arms and did mad dance.
Were going to be married in two
weeks" he sang out. "Everything's
fixed. And you're going to meet
mother today"
"But-but-" Ellen hammered
How did you manage it?" Proud
color stained her cheeks.
Now, Ellen, is that nice?" Larry
| reproached. You'll have to take
mother as she is" he said slowly
uncomfortably. I'll be honest. Get
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Larry knew she had surrendered.
You've gobs Of things" he said
firmly. EVEN If you hadn't sweet
heart, you'd be queen to me In
calico"
He really meant that. Ellen FUN
bled with pleasure and went to tell
Molly. All three Of them dubbed
and laughed and planned through
the luncheon preparations. After
ward Larry helped dry the dishes
and then departed.
"An errand for mother" he ex-
planned. "She wants some things
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She was half-ill from waiting and
worrying. A sense Of impending
disaster was always with her. A
dozen times she had started to tell
Larry everything and a dozen times
word from him, a gesture, an ex-
preston had stopped her.
Larry came often to the Brooklyn
apartment these days. He and
Molly had patched up their differ
ences, even had come to like each
other.
Larry and Mike were close
friends 1t was Larry who had stood
by when Mike essayed his first at
tempt to walk on crutches. All
Mixes women folk had been ruled
out of the room, lest the boy should
fail. They had been called in after
the first walk was a triumph.
The apartment which was TO be
Ellen's and Larry's home was deco
rated and furnished. Larry fretted
over the plain gold ring in his
pocket and with fits of feverish i'm
patience insisted that he and Ellen
race to city hall so that she might
wear that ring, too.
Always she refused. The reason
she gave was that she had not met
his mother. Although Larry never
had confessed it, the girl knew Mrs.
Harrowgate had refused to meet
her. She knew that the refusal dis
tressed Larry.
Thus the happiness of the en-
gagement days alternated with
moods of black despair.
THEN on q Friday three weeks
L later there was a change. The
blustery fall day began just as any
other day, with a haphazzard break
fast shared by Molly and Ellen and
served on the card table in Mixes
bedroom.
Everything was friendly and
home-like, with Molly's chatter of
the coming marriage to make it
so. Molly knew nothing of the
Matchmaking letters to Larry, knew
nothing of Ellen's secret fears and
tremorS.
Ellen had thought it better to
keep her own council. So Molly
could rattle on, serene and conf
dent, absorbed in wedding plans.
But there's Larry's mother"
Ellen offered in a subdued way.
"Old cat!" Molly said rebellious-
ly, breaking a piece of toast.
you shouldn't talk that way"
Ellen protested though in secret
agreement. After ALL" she added
soberly, "Larry's her only son."
you're quite as good as he is
and he has the sense to know it
even if his mother hasn't. Our fam
ily-the English branch of it any,
Way-is every bit as good as the
Harrowgates', even if we don't hap
pen to be in the Social Register"
EOR a moment Ellen felt a pang
l. of disappointment and hurt
pride, but Larry's pleasure and Gag
erness carried her along. After all,
she wanted to marry him. 1t was
up to her to make his mother come
to care for her.
"She hasn't been exactly anxious
to meet me" Ellen said.
Here, use your Napkin" Molly
spoke hurriedly to Mike, Returning
to Ellen, she observed, well, Larry
thinks your all right and person.
ally I'd rather have my husband
think 1 was perfect than his
mother"
II suppose there is something in
that" Ellen confided with a rueful
laugh.
At 10 o'clock Larry arrived un-
eXpectedly. He was in the mood
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ting her to come around did take
Some managing.
Il did it by casually mentioning
that high-hat English aunt Of yours.
Mother tumbIed. Like all Ameri-
cans, she things an English count
ess is one of Gods chosen"
Does your mother understand
she asked quietly. that none OF us
has seen Aunt Myra for years."
Il told her that. And she wants
you to come to tea this afternoon,
Larry finished. triumphantly.
This afternoon! But I haven't a
thing to wear!"
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urged. 81 think you'd Ike to see
the place."
"I have seen It," Ellen said, swal-
lowing.
Larry turned in surprise.
Il told you that your uncle was
a friend of mine. He took me there
once" she concluded weakly.
It was Molly who came to the
rescue. I'm sorry. but Ellen can't
60" she said firmly. IN need her
here"
ITO Be Contfnued.l
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there with this girl. They left the
club exactly three hours before my
uncle died"
ELLEN'S heart plunged dizzily.
Il The pulses pounded in her ears
and she could feel the palms of her
hands growing icy. But Larry, star
ing at the rosy shadows on the
hearth stone, did not notice how
pale she had become.
Poor Uncle Steven-to be mixed
up in a mess like that" he sighed,
his voice a mixture of pity and dis
taste.
How do you know it was all so
wrong?" the girl cried incoherent-
ly. Il knew Steven Barclay. He
was a fine man, one Of the finest
who ever lived"
Her feet were on the brink of the
chasm; she would not falter now.
Il forgot that you knew him at
the store" Larry said absently,
still not looking at her. 1T was at
the store you knew him, wasn't it?"
1T was at the store" she whis-
pered. Her hand dropped in a ges-
ture Of despair. She did not have
the courage to go on.
Don't get the idea I'm apologize
ing for him, honey" Larry went on
reproachfully. Il knew him, too,
and loved him. That's why I'd go
to any lengths to protect his mem
DRY from the tongues Of people not
worth his little finger"
what are you going to do,
Larry?"
do? I don't know. I know we'll
enough what I'd do if I could fine
out who wrote this thing!"
Who could have written it? Who
but Fergus? All at once Ellen felt
desperate conviction that Fergus
was the author of the evil message
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(TO BE COntinued.)
By Williams
BY Small

NO" admitted Pan-at-lee in low voice
casting an appealing look at Tarzan, who
smiled his encouragement and friendship to
her. THAT is no proof" said Ja-don. "Dost
think Jad-ben-Otho goeth about crying I am
god'2 Hast ever heard him, Lu-don?"
Enough" cried the high priest. The evidence
is clear; the creature is an impostor. I, high
priest Of A-lur, condemn him to diel" Lu-don
paused for the dramatic effect Of his climax IF
I am wrong" he shouted, may Jad-ben-
Ohio pierce my heart with lightning" With
upturned face and arms outstretched, he stood
as though awaiting the gods answer.
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BEGIN HIRE TODAY


ELLEN ROSSITER, beautiful 20-vcsr
Old loves LARRY HARROWCATE. Young
artist. When he becomes engaged TO
another girl. Ellen agrees to marry
STEVEN BARCLAY. 81 years old and
wealthy. Her impoverished family is
indebted 10 Barclay.
Barclay has been married before
Scandal accompanied bis Mexican divorce
from LEDA 8RAYSOE. dancer. To avoid
publicity Ellen and Barclay secretly are
married. They drive 70 his Long Island
home. deserted except for FERGUS. the
butler.
There Barclay suffers heart attack
LOUIS SYMES. BARCLAYS LAWYER. arrives
with doctors and nurses. Barclay dies
at dawn.
svmes tells Ellen her marriage is not
legal because papers proving Barclays
divorce have been stolen. Ellen Yields
All claims on Barclays fortune TO avoid
scandal.
Then she learns Larry Harrowgate is
Barclays nephew. Heartbroken. she re-
Ellen distrusss Fergus. She returns to
Dreamiand dance hall Larry comes
there. tells her he loves her. Ellen
lacks the courage to tell him OF her
marriage 10 Barclay She and Larry 20
TO buy the engagement ring.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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CHAPTER FORTY-FTVE

NAYS slid by in which nothing
~ happened. Two weeks-three
weeks and no more was heard of
Fergus.
Larry had sent the money to the
anonymous claimant. Once or
twice he mentioned the matter, con-
graduating himself that he had
handled it successfully. Ellen, her
heart pounding, would agree that he
had done the only thing that was
TO be done.
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Then Lu-don sketched dramatically the scene
that his spies had told him concerning Tar
zan's entrance into the Forbidden Garden.
"She says" he ended, "that when her maiden
saw this creature appear, she cried aloud
in startled recognition 'Tarzan- jad-guru,' the
same name this slave, also from Kor-ul-lul,
says their warriors gave him. 1t is now plain
he is no god-did he tell you he was a gods
SOM" Lu-don suddenly shot the question at
poor Pan-at-lee, who shrank back, terrified.
Answer. slavel" khundered the high priest
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A warrior restrained Ja-don,s

warrior restrained Ja-don's intention,
whispering: you are in Jad-ben-O tho's tenn
pie" and, thus cautioned, the great chieftain
was forced to swallow Lu-don'S affront,
though it but increased his hatred for bis
powerful enemy. And now Ko-tan turned
toward the high priest. What knoweth my
daughter of this matter?" he questioned. You
would not bring princess of my house to
testify publicly" Not in person." replied
Lu-dcn, but her hand-maiden shall testify
for her" He gave signal and an under
priest stepped forward, dragging the reluctant
Psn-at-lee.
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1.-THE word of slave against that of god!"
Like challenge came the cry. It was the
voice of Ja-don, a mighty chief among the
Ho-dons, one who feared not the high priest
and was his ayowed enemy. Lu-don frowned
upon this interruption 1T is but step toward
the truth" he said. Possibly the evidence of
the only princess Of the house of Ko-tan will
convince the mighty Ja-don, whose son fled into
exile, refusing the holy offer of the eunuch
priesthood 1t was an insulting answer and
Jadons hand leaped to his knife.
Evening star., 1932-05-31
AUCTION sALEs-roMoRRow
ADAM 4. WEsCHLTR 4 son, Aucticnsers
DIS ST NV.
ThUeTTEg SALE OF A TWO 6TOR
PRIcK PS DWELL pWHlITNG NdsTs2wsss No 4s2s cHEsA

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY
PxAKE STREET NoRTAwEsT. "
recorded In Tiber seis, at folio las. Of the
land records. Of the District of Columbia,
and default having been made in the pay
inent OF the debt secured thereby, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby, the
undersiEned trustees will offer for sale at
DAY aOE JUNE. 1882. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. all that parcel Of land sit
uate and being In the District Of Columbia
and described as the west one-half of lot
52 IN SQUARE l64s In . subdivision made by
William 8. MinniK OF tract called Friend
ship" as per plat recorded in the ONCE Of
The. fhs surveyor ter the District Of Columbia in
restriction line as shown on said plat. to-
gether with all the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
years from day Of sale, with interest at the
semt,apnually, deferred payments to be Sc
sold, or all cash. at option OF purchaser. A
cash deposit of 5000 required at time Of ac-
ceptance OF bid. Examination Of title, con-
veyancing. etc, At cost Of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within thirty days from
GATE OF sale, otherwise deposit forfeited, or
without forfeitinE deposit, the trustees may
avail themselves Of any legal or equitable
rights against dsfsulting purchaser.
RAYMOND j. VIERSucHEN.
myzU-d&os.exSu&hoI Trustees.
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SAMUEL A. DRURY.
JAMES B. NICHOLSON,
my20,1J1 15 17.31.ie1 Trustees
THos J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRIG
DWELLING AT 1881 STREET NORTH

1RgssEEs sAaF H 81, 81 E4hgARHF s4RHEH s5RHa
BY virtue Of a certain. deed of trust duly
Of the land records Of the District of CO.
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
e is at on sss9n II H fEops & hs SAY
JUNE AID. 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises,
DESIGNATED as and being lot numbered forty
nine (49) in John B. Harrelrs subdivision
In square numbered ten hundred and seven
in Liber Is at folio 1856 Also part Of lot
numbered one hundred and one GOD In
lots in square numbered ten hundred and
seven !oo7l, as per plat recorded in the
n LSeT 4 at folio s
Southeast corner Of SAID lot lot and se running IN M
enee s feet 70 the %es ne
Thirteenth street; thence south along said
street 20 feet to the beginning; subject to
lot numbered one hundred and one G0J.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum. PAYABLE semi i-annually. from day Of
sas c By By ali dee 2f rq e oon s
the purchaser. deposit Of $500 will be
rsccrdins etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
tees reserve the right to resell the property
after Ave days advertisement. Of such resale
In some newspaper published In Washing
ton. d. c.
sHsss SHAsIHs 4. zEpaRs: y; a2sR1s'
&ds,exSu&hol Trustees.
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VERNON G. OWEN.
WILLIAM @. SCHAFHfRT,
90
ADAM A. wEscALER & SON, Auction,
ThcHED FEEBLE Ass 81 Dash zAbSAHIE bWEILfNd7 pc !
ROOMS. BATH AND SHOWER, WITH
GARAGE IN REAR, NO. 1914 KALMIA

ThcHFD PEas1 SAas GF RAbHAABLE hA9 sc DE-
s@RxdE &. I j IN REAR, No. On isi4 II kAGM1A
By virtue Of a deed OF trust recorded in
land :eeords Of the, District Of Columbia,
the undersgned trustees will offer for sale
by PISIc tsastOn u iFSnt q TIE premises
JUNE, 1882, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the
If dsseT6,d n pr9gery in the District
and caed e 1 parton Of a5d ths 'ssts Of
Addition 70 Hazard" described IN a sGNe nce
Sgith Sgnnt b. plat Of survey recorded ip Survey
oce Of the surveyoT Of the he psrcs Of % co one
lunibia. as follows: BeeinninE for the same
kas Street distant on noFth 5nS '2s'a e aesrees ae q
minutes west l4oo4 feet from the west line
q bLhisStssnth street as SAID streets are
Lioer No. 7s, folio q. of the aforesaid sur
veyot,s once records. and running thence
Kaa street the ss@e segr the the a2e qf 81 sss
circle whose radius is 1880 feet and de-
n fas IL ss O s Ss 5s7 feet tG n. Place
be described; thence westerly with said line
OF Kalmia street so feet; thence south Is de-
the north line Of public alley: as said alley
Is DEDICATED and shown on plat recorded in
once records: thence with said north line of
SAID alley south 81 degrees east 5027 feet
to PEE; psg; thence north 10 degrees 81 minutes
street and the place OF beginning: subject
70 building restriction line and covenants
OF record. Now DESIGNATED for taxation
purposes as parcel 9l/4O
Terms Of sale; One fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
equal installments. represented by promissory
notes Of purchaser payable in one, two and
three years, with interest at 6 per cent per
annually secured by first deed Of trust upon
property sold, or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser. deposit of $500 90 required of
purchaser at sale. Examination Of title,
conveyaneing, recording and notarial fees
at cost OF purchaser. Terms to be Compiled
with within thirty days from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in
washington. D. C., or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting deposit trustees
may avail themselves Of any legal or equi-
table rishts against defaulting purchaser
LAWRENCE ]. MILLS.
FRANCIS l.. NEUBECK,
myZo'zo'5l-le2,4,o,7 Trustees
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SAMUEL A. DRURY.
JAMES B. NICHOLSON
THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTTONEERS,
l43l Eye Street NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES
NO 224O THIRTY-FIFTH STREET

fHos' j. EWEN ISsI NJ ssTess son, AATCTloNEERs'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sS1 sS.s HSaTf ha9Ea Il 'fEH5zR
as sf'Hs II e ss51 sesS S Of 1T sEuss Sa,
'ns and na s'as tie s9sst =. '1 a hs seu
thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell.
on D49ss sss0n rib II Sns n he bHY bmss 81
ifss ST snd
inSton. I District r Of Columbia, and md desisnated %
sbaed asG sSa s.ssst IS f is S,sSS
Vest line Of s5th Street tormerPg sae Fayette Sn
sEs as soss. s sas sa as d s M
hs sess s e seas and S Se nef
and running thence westerly With he Center Center
dredths (s77s) feet to the east line Of ten
Ss hsnee in IF he ana ns
until it intersects the protection Of the CEN
s5 Rf ass q and ass ISL, Street st
aHa s,n y;sh
a aahs iss sSns sRa ssa psry h1 %al
and Its prolectlon 10 said 3bth street, and
thence southerly along the west line Of said
street, seventeen and twenty .one hundredths
(l7.3D feet to the point Of beginning, to-
Q two-story and basement attached brick
house.
money to, be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installrnents, payable in one and two
years. with interest at six per .centum per
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or al cash. st the option Of
required at time of sale. All conveyancine,
recording,, etc, at cost Of purchaser Terms
q sale TO be complied with within thirty days
serves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after
some Newspaper published in Washington,
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
sy Wrii1AM B. HOOVER, President.
. Assests..v., ,r..., .
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
1431 EYE ST. NV
TRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
Ppss0vEp REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS

PREMISES NOS 81 AND 81 N STREET
SOUTHWEST. AND 1854, 1866 AND 1858
HoWISON PLACE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF five certain deeds of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 5503, folios lis,
l25,, 137. l34 and 131, respectively, ct SEQ,
oi the land records of the District Of Column
Pa; t and At the request Of the party secured
ppois srs. aHctien: in front OF the premises. 81
SIXTH DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1882. COM
MENCING AT FOUR-FORTY O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia, and des-
ignated as and being lots numbered sixty
eignt t60, seventy-one (7D. seventy five
t73) IN R Cotton Lewis division of lots ' in In
square numbered six hundred and fifty C650j,
as per plat recorded in Book n, page 81, OF
the records Of the. once of the surveyor OF
the District of Columbia, together with the
improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase
nama money to BE- paid in cash balance in
years. with interest at per centum per an
sale secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold, or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit Of $500 on each
lot will be REQUIRED at time Of sale All con-
vsyancing. recording,. etc, at cost Of pur-
cnaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within so days from day Of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the risht to resell the
purchaser: after I'VE days Reimbursement y
such sue q, resale in some newspaper published in
G. PERCY McGLUE.
WILLIAM p. NORMOYLE.
my24.26.27.28.3l.jel.23. Trustees
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Doctors See Man Take Poison.

Before an audience Of doctors and
other experts at Bombay, India,
recently, Rao, young Madras fol-
lower Of the Yoga philosophy, swal-
lowed nails, glass and a quantity OF
nitric acid. The doctors could find no
trace Of burning Of the mouth or
throat by the acid. Rao did not claim
supernatural powers. The Yoga train
ing is based on autosuggestion and
breathing control. A Rangoon dis
ciple died last March after similarly
taking nitric acid, potassium cyanide
and strychnine.
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EXCHANGE

WANTED ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE FOR
modern rented houses; brokers attention.
FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye ct. NV.
Dis $751; Even. Clev. 4733.
WILL EXCHANGE WELL RENTED CLEAR
property for clear building lots, northwest
section. Address Box 86-C. Star ONCE.
43461 So FIT OF INDUSTRIAL LAND IN
Alexandria, Va, free of trust; value, s12. 500.
130-acre timber tract fronting on railroad
It La Plata, Md, free of trust; value, 100.
Will trade together for improved washing
ton property or for building land.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE, g..
TIT Union Trust Bldg. Nat 67ae
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sALE-HoUsEs.

DETACHED HoMElLARoEs LOT. -
q rooms, sarage; near Walter Reed Price,
So $50; terms. WAPLE & JAMES, INC
ONE FLOCK FROM MCKINLEY HIGH
School-s-r., bath brick; furnace. selee. ga
rage perfect cSnditipn' . Sacansse c,nn;e,v Pr'ce
$3.50; terms. $500 cash, @ xSg monsnV.
3O6 Investment Bldg. NAT 4lI1>