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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-17
SCHOOL NOTES 90 "B"

The second graders are having an
Beryle Ford has the most eggs so
far.
Those having perfect grades in
spelling the past week are: Vivian,
Milton and John Hamm and Beryle
and Charlotte Ford.
We have started our World Review
in seventh grade geography in prep
aration for the state board tests in
the spring.
Miss Bonnie Hamm was visitor in
school Monday.
The fifth graders are studying Min
nesota in geography. They are also
making maps and booklets i'm con-
nection with their lessons
A large portrait of George Wash
ington was just received for the
school.
Little Fritz Golf was a visitor at
our school Friday.
The second and the third grades
made spelling booklets recently.
Mrs. Harold Hamm and son, Thorn
as: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Golf and daugh-
ters, Sylvia and Harriet, visited school
Friday afternoon. A delicious lunch
con of jello, cake and cocoa was serv-
ed in honor of Fritzs fourth birthday.
The third graders are having an
arithmetic contest. IneZ Hamm is in
the lead at present.
Wn aro Al trim tn
Thursday to see the operetta which
is being given by the Hinckley high
school glee club.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-17
Blomskog Neighborhood
(TOO Late for Last Week.

The BlOmskog choir will give
concert at the church Good Friday
in the evening. All are cordially in
yited.
A short sermon by the Rev. Burman
and Sunday school program W II be
held at the BlOmskOg church Easter
Sunday at 2 o'clock. The Sunday
school children are asked to partake
in the program. The choir will sing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-17

leave for their new home in Minnea-
polls Wednesday. Meadow Lawn ex-
tends them its best wishes and much
happiness
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-17

The American is but $1.50 year
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
.PRESBYTERIANS
HAVE 700 At
BANQUET

Contributions of the Presby
terian Church toward founding.
maintaining and serving the
United States were outlined last
night by speakers at the George
Washington Bicentennial banquet
of the National Capital PreSby.
terian Commission Of the General
Assembly, at the Mayflower Hotel.
An outstanding feature of the
affair which was attended by 700
persons, was message from
President Hoover which said in
part that the problems of today
"are hardly less difficult" than
those of the days of George
Washington.
Among the national leaders of
the church who were present
and spoke were DR.. Lewis S.
Nudge, moderator of the Pres
byterian Church of the U. S. A;
DR.. R. A. Dunn, moderator of the
Southern Presbyterian Church;
DR.. James A. Macdonald, modera-
tor of the United Presbyterian
Church, and DR.. Clarence E. Mac
Artney, of Pittsburgh, Pa. The
POSTMASTER was the Rev. Albert
j. Mccartney, chairman OF the
National Capital Presbyterian
Commission,
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
JERSEY CLUB TO MEET

The All Jersey Calf Club of
Montgomery county will meet to-
night at 8 o'clock at the home
of John Stiles near Gaithersburg.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
WOMAN IN WAY;
RUM CHASE NIL

A chase for more than 10 miles
through the Southeast and South
west sections of the city early
today, during which a smoke
screen was used freely, came to
naught when an old colored
woman stepped in front of the
pursuing police car and enabled
the supposed rum-runner to
escape.
No. S scout car, in which
Fourth Precinct Policemen Wat
son Salkeld and E. L. Clark were
riding, came upon the rum car
at New Jersey Avenue and N
Street Southwest.
In and out of alleys, around
corners and through courts the
chase continued. At Tenth and
G Streets Southwest the colored
woman stepped from the curb
and the police car was forced to
put on the brakes to avoid strik.
ing her. In the meantime the
rum car escaped.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
FISH FAIL
To SURVIVE

Devotees of Izaak Walton
might just as we'll avoid Rock
Greek this summer and in the
future, Frank T. Cartside, chief
of public parks, admitted today.
Although more than $50 trout
and "a large number of small
bass we're liberated in Rock
Creek last year, nary a one, so
far as park officials can dis
cover, has survived.
Sewerage emptying into the
creek at several points is blamed
by ecthyologists for failure of
the fish to survive. Some suckers
have been taken from the upper
reaches of the stream and turtles
abound, but game fish are no
where to be found.
No further attempts to stock
the stream are contemplated at
this time, Mr.. Gartside declared.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
\VIIIATIC ROIAIc Where and
WITH DOIINO =: When

Meeting-American Association
of Engineers, 8 p. m, Kennedy
Warren.
Convention Young Mems
Christian Association Officials,
all day, Calvary Baptist Church.
Meeting-American Association
of Advertising Agencies, all day,
Mayflower Hotel.
Dinner-Littleton High School,
7 p. M, Shoreham Hotel.
Dance-Jewish Bowling League,
9 p. m, Shoreham Hotel.
Meeting-The Free Lance Club,
8 p. m, -Roebuck Art
Galleries, 1106 Connecticut Ave.
N. w.
Supper-Camp No. 4, P. o. of
A, 7 p. m, 935 Grant Pl. N. w.
Lecture-Dr. Gaines, 8 p. M,
Hamilton Hotel.
Meeting Club Espanop' of
George Washington University, 8
p. m, in Room q. Corcoran
Hall.
Concert-Elizabeth Somers Glee
Club, 8 p. m, Y. w. C.. A..
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
PARENTSRENEW
FIGHT FOR SON

While attorneys for Robert M.
Evans and his former wife, Mrs.
Anne S. Hurst, bitterly contested
every point. hearings on the
habeas corpus petition sued out
here last June by Mrs. Hurst, to
regain custody of HaWley Evans,
their 9-year-old son, continued to-
day.
Evans, on the stand most of
yesterday, described how his wife
went to Reno last year and OBJ
tanned a divorce. He was outlin-
ing his financial responsibilities
when Justice Peyton Gordon ad-
journed further hearings until
today.
Mrs. Hurst, daughter of
Baroness de Sopron of Paris, is
now the wife of the American
consul at Nogales, Mexico. She
is being detained in the District
under $1,000 bond.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
SUSPECT DIES
IN SCUFFLE

Long Shot Red Wells" widely
known colored race track charac-
ter, died at Gallinger Hospital yes
terday in the arms of a policeman
who had thwarted his attempt at
suicide.
Death was attributed to a heart
attack.
Wells, who was held at the hos
pital for a hearing on a killing
charge, left his bed where he was
guarded by Private Charles E.
Addison to get a drink of water.
AS he passed a nearby table, he
seized a bottle of poison and
placed it to his lips.
Addison wrestled the bottle
away and held him. Suddenly
Wells slumped and died within a
few moments.
Wells gained local fame when
he tipped" a 100-to-1 shot at the
Tia Juana track several years ago.
He was being held for the Staying
Of Ruth Wells, his sweetheart.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14

Seventeenth and K Streets
Northwest.
Convention - American Band
Masters Association, all day, Will
lard Hotel.
Annual Narcissus Show
Takoma Horticultural Club, all
day, Takoma Branch of the Pub
lie Library,
Exhibit-Drawings by John S.
Sargent, all day, Corcoran.
EXh b t-Water ColorS by
Charles Hopkinson, all day,
COrcoran.
Exhibit-Etchings by Eugene
Higgins, all day, United States
National Museum.
Meeting-Chemical Society of
Washington, tbs p. m, Corcoran
Hall, George Washington Univer-
sity.
Din n er-Sendura Company,
$50 p. m, Raleigh Hotel.
Meeting-Catholic Evidence
Guild, 8 p. m, Immaculate Con
Ception Hall.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
PLAYING BOY, 8,
HURT BY AUTO

Jackie Costello, eight, is in
serious condition at Garfield Hos
pital today, suffering from a COM
pound leg fracture and possible
skull fracture as a result of his
having been struck by an auto
mobile in front of 1440 Meridian
Pl. N. w.
P. T. HarreII, 80. of 176 North
Carolina Ave. N. w., was driver
of the car. Police say he did
everything possible to avoid hit
ting the child. Jackie ran from
behind a parked automobile.
The child had gone with his
mother, Mrs. Priscilla Costello,
and her two other children, Ber-
nard, six, and Betty Ann, two, to
the home of Mrs. Margaret Nc
Clennan, lao Meridian Pl. N. w.
While the boy was playing in the
street there the accident occurred.
Bernard told Mrs. Costello, who
collapsed. Mrs. McClennan went
with Harrell and the injured boy
to Garfield Hospital.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
RUNNER FLEES;.
RUM SEIZED

Two Prince Georges county po-
licemen and a former constable
we're returning yesterday via the
Landover RoaG from hearing
before the grand jury at Upper
Marlboro when the uniforms in
their automobile frightened a col
ored bootlegger.
Result: Three cases and one
10-gallon keg of Maryland, rye
whisky seized.
The driver Of the rum car
turned into private drive, aban-
doned his machine and was last
seen headed south through the
woods.
County Policeman William E.
Clifton, Chief Albert Anderson of
Hyattsville, and Howard Slater,
former constable, took the liquor
to Hyattsville.
Whatever your wants may be. there
is always possibility that they can he
satisfied through the many services adj
vertised in tOday's Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
Parents, Teachers
Meet WedneSd1u

The annual convention of the
District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday in the
auditorium of the Interior Depart
ment Building. Nineteenth and F
Streets northwest. Mrs. Joseph
N. Saunders. president of the
Congress, will preside.
The annual dinner will be held
Tuesday at $50 p. m. in the In
terror Department dining room.
Election of officers will be held
Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
Navy Yard to Hold
Scrap Sale Mdy 2

Binoculars, radio receiving
sets, sextants, and odd lots of
scrap metal are included among
Navy material offered for sale
at the Navy Yard here May at
10 a. m.
Bids for the material must be
sealed. They can be submitted
up to the time of the sale Ma
terial to be sold can be in
Spected at the yard during work
ing hours.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
Lief EriksOn Ship
Soon to Dock Here

The Roald Amundsen, single
masted replica of the ship on
which Lief Erikson conquered
the Atlantic for the first time,
will arrive in Washington soon,
docking at the Municipal Fish
Market.
The Norwegian viking craft,
which crossed from Norway in
1929, will be open to the public
during her stay here.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
FIREMEN TO DANCE

The Cabin John Park Volun.
teer Fire Department will give
its weekly dance tomorrow night
in the firehouse. The proceeds
will be devoted to the upkeep
of the department.
The Washington times., 1932-04-14
FIELD MASS is MAY 30

Seventy-five thousand persons
are expected to participate in a
colorful military field mass at
Catholic University, May 80, mark
ing the contribution of local Cath
olics to the George Washington
Bicentennial celebration.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR cAPTToL" = "a r p. AMI; NEW
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 8 ROOMS AND
041s. Sass' 'OlHe ''A ~ NV o'
ss,7so-WoRTH CONSIDERABLY MORE.
Near the Capitol: 8-room, modern home.
Dont miss this exceptional opportunity.
For inspection apply S25 P st. ne
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME, Q ROOMS, :
baths. 2-ear Hn,.d oT1ds.in 1 saTage. electric re-
NV. NV section, ideal location. WIN sell
equity for less than so per cent. Call
Conn ave, detached, open frepiaee psneled
end living room, inclosed porehes. 3sls
YOU SHOULD SEE
i-ses Van Buren, st. NV. open, beautiful
semi -bungalow, z rms; garages Trade for
smaller. Col. ll12
BEAUTIFUL D. C. BUNGALOW.
| NOpen. 6704 4th ST. NV. Mod, rms. ga
RACES convenient neishborhood. Trade house
near Mt. Pleasant, Dupont Circle. Col. l122.
HERE. 6Ss EGAL bsvE BARGAIN .a9i sAULs ADDI 6n,
inclosed; garaEe. Col 1880.
35l3 l4th ST. NV.
Commereisi zone next to corner S-norS
row brick rms large reception hall: In
qas'S-i rage iporches Price reduced to SIS 900 for
pOsrticulars and inspection inquire:
DIXIE REALTY Co, Exclusive Agents,
| 1910 VT. Ave. NV National a867-8ss3.
PETWoRTa BARSAINm22Ia ARG Fl, - FRONT s9sT
brick garage; Near schools and churches
O. N6 bokes PRICED Adams H1 1873 s'k
1874 9th ST. Nw.-BRICK, RMS. q BATH
| back porch. garage; S6 $50; $3.50 cash, bal
ance monthly. ME. 1900,
CAPITOL HILL BOOMING HoUsEs-sEE
sitions Terms ARRANGED For Appointment
Cali essiiHa Mr.. BAILEY. hHi Adams ass. -
BARGAIN; OFF UPPER I4th; $500 FOR
deep YARD aeef 9arase 9Ilek eear Of in
eamSrance. eSi & Cain E. ". BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
WHY BUY READY BUILT HOME. LET US
build you one in Chevy Chase Gardens IN
! Out wis ave opposite Chevy Chase golf
course, turn left on Langdrumm m Lane; ne, e,so
MT. PLEASANT. 9 r; AND B.; REC Hall; 51Ids
g $50 T. oWNER' sSfi eAfshsn: adsms tsa3 SSaaA
TAPESTRY BRICK, 2-rAMILY FLAT. sEPA-
Tsnta Fsnt fnenss s5e per month each ar ami
plants hwd. floors, rear poreneS. La6sr az
5aek ,nS yd Md gar space pTse Tse
to ,is suit. WIN. N Pressgraves Co, 4o2 sth ne
So 95o-TERMs LIKE RENT. NEW HOME; ,on!Ix
T.. sss5 PSschess eo $685.
INSPECT 1908 QUINCY ST. NV;
Priced $1,000 less than original cost; prsS
tically new hon.e rms, porches, garage
southern exposure; terms to suit purchaser.
w. B. KRAFT. Nat. s5es. Eve.' Col. 5es $50.
WHEN you ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the GeneraI
Electric All-Steel Refrigerator.
MT PLEASANT-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
will sacrifice 1912 Parkwood pl. NV, north
Of Park rd., near l4th St. schools and mar
kets; 7-room brick with large front porch
garage; only 1900. Open Sunday.
L s. LIPSCOMB.
Phone Nat 3406. 326 Investment Bldg
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LINCOLN PARK-$5,950

yzO0 CASH $55 PER MONTH.
6-room and bath brick home, in perfect
condition; vacant; arranged for families
2-car brick garage. Unforeseen circum-
Advise quick action. Pot. 449l.
COLUMBIA RID. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
$500 cash, S45 Der month buys Groom and
bath brick home in this convenient location;
h.-w.h.. elec.; newly decorated; front and
double rear porches. For appointment, Pot.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
ADAMS ol7e.
OPEN TODAY.

2o4 Randolph pl n.e.-This 2o-foot Gruver-
built home is only few years old; has
beer reconditioned like new. There are 6
large rooms, front and double screend rear
porches, built-in heated garage, and large
cedar closet in attic. Price and terms most
reasonable. Open until 9 pm. today and
every day until sold. See it. H. C. BISCOE,
Nat. 356l. Res. CleY. h323.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
Here's What You've Longed Forl
A Really Nice Place for Little Money
ONI V "a 6OO

Strictly modern house, 2 handsome bed
rooms, each with running water; attr. hv.
rm, big din. rm., kitch., with porcelain
sink, hot and cold water; big bath; also
breakfast room and Summer Kitchen bot.
screened porch; flne garage; hen house;
close-in. good neighborhood. Interior unusu-
ally attractive. Owned by retired Army
erty which cost over $4,000, free Of in-
cumbrances, for only $4,000; reasonable
cash and easy terms. See this without de-
lay, as this unusual bargain will be grab
bed Very quickly by some fortunate home
seeker. Phone or call at once after l:Oo
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Exclusive Agents,
Clarendon TT BLDG. Phone Clarendon CVa)40o.
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WANTED To BIrY-HoIrSE,

0~S.
WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.
70 70 20 bed rooms, Capitol Hin or down
Ss sSHn Box lass ss ety & 'tP0SS e g Give full de-
PPEEEER CAPITOL HILL, COL. HTS, MT.
FuiI data. address Box I4s-E. st Star TO- once o'-
PREFER DETACHED-WILL CONSIDER
trust J. G. oHARE, 224 '.' R st. n'e' Ss'A ''''
WISH TO PURCHASE VERY UP-To-DATE
7-room house in residential section, west Of
l4th st. and Park, I'd. VIII exchange paid
s5. up lots IN desirable section. Address Box
PAY CASH FOR I OR ROOM HOUSE ON
o:D'9 asne s sOs seaIS FS ATdsSfs
wANTED-PAYING APT. UP TO 800, 900
500 900; give clear houses as LIST payment.
tyVe Mantsd co B. m fb aste tc 81 seS eSo
Or rent at right prices. terms and rentals
N. E. RYON Co. 1915 N. Y. Ave, 34ls 18th
LARGE RooMTNG HOUSE. CAPITOL HILL,
downtown or NV; Ny client cash buyer up
Box i2SS City r o. ' wv
AT ONCE: 8 TO RMS, WEST OF 18th
bser pae d Sp TO- Ss s pnss sOx s ss ID Haye cash
white or colored. regardless Of condition.
VIM. J. CALLAHAN, 1877 Eye NV. Nat. ss7l.
QUICK, ALL Cash; S 70 RMS. UP 70
Sc t;Soo; give location; full details. Address
REFINED COLORED FAMILY WANTS NICE
home up to $500; have $500 cash; loca-
tion preferred, north Of Fla. ave. between
brick Of 81 rooms. with sarage or space for
one. Address Box 409-H, Star once.
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SHEPHERD PARK.

75o4 ALASKA AVE NV
On important avenue with southeasterly
exposure. Detached, brick residence Of z
large rooms, baths; on large lott 2-car ga
rage; fully modern home, equipped with
every possible modern refinement; oil burner
and elec. refrigeration. Home costing $4,000
to build, for sale at S26 600
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National o036 924 l4th st. NV.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or APARTMENT look for the Genera
Electric All-Steel Refrigerator
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CORNER BUNGALOW.
pretty California-type bungalow, located
on o beautiful corner lot with abundance
OF fruit trees, flowers and shrubbery; con-
tanning well arranged rooms, tile bath.
hot-water heat BRYANT gas boiler), electric
lights, instantaneous hot-water heater, cleo
trio refrigeration, large cellar with play
room and attic. This is without q doubt
ore Of the finest values ever offered and
will sell Immediately upon inspection. For
details call Adams 02T2
Evening star., 1932-02-28

s4.s5e-TAKoMA PARK. MD-BUNGA-
Low. 5 rooms, h.-wh., sleeping porch, at
tic, paved street; out-of-town owner says
Seil; sssSSWD SOur oSG0iNAR e. NEAR WALTER REED HOS
SunSploy Ghss5dq. s5d4.d r0ST:: sst:
iasssfs sssssewbi 5svei i0t e. sfE NEW DETACHED BRICK
s.at Io0%i si:e mGefTh m % %pus-n saias.
iessi S. ssoITAKoMA So, TI1ioeSA PARK, MD-s-RooM
FRAME. perfect condition. oil burner, larse
lot garage. paved street; easiest klno Oh
terms to resDqRsiOWle. W.g HarSyii rWSyic,SER nS trade
.as CEDAR sr. rxkoMx xko FARK. GA. 17as.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3412 18th st. ne. s-room. detached brick
house; large concrete front porch; inclosed
sleeping porch, 10 by 81 with heat large
rage to match; this house is modern in every
detail; win paper to suit purchaser; 1s tnis
for 3; priced to sell; will make terms; this
is one OF the best houses in this section;
f0ms fT@ ana nc see % i0F or csn Be seen any other
$50, RI AT.. 3; + EE Holmes North ssl,.
ii4-sTORY FRAME BUNGALOW; I ROOMS
(3 bed roomsJ, shower bath, cleo; "a acre
land, lots OF fruit and shrubbery; close to
cars and good road. real bargain AZ
Good s-room. 2-story house; 4 bed rooms.
iot n m ioox2oo, 10 2 plenty Of fruit; close to ears
and bus. real buy at $1,000; terms.
2-story. 7-room house; bed rooms, a;mi.;
acre land, lots of fruit and shrubbery.
Will have to see to appreciate. real BAR
gain at IS. 500; terms.
Lots OF nice acreage on hard road that
would subdivide; reasonable terms. Al KINDS
OF property at all prices Farms, little ana
big Will trade farms for suburban houses
and lots or city property, clear or with small
Phone Fails Church 50. once; 7s-J-l' Tssi-
dence.
H. H. ANDERSON & co.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.
COLONIAL two-story frame house at 3lS
Key boulevard. in the center of LYON VII
LACE Six rooms and inclosed, heated sun
shower, large foored attic. electric rsfrigsra-
ton, fireplace, garage. Large landscaped
lot on paved street.
SPANISH BUNGALOW at i3s Richmond
ave. LYON VILLAGE. II we were 70 build
of construction-we would have to ask $1,000
more than this house is priced today.
This 6-room house, with bed rooms. has
q tile bath, hardwood floors, fireplace, cleo
trio refrigeration, hot-water heat, garage.
I'F'' land'e'D:S 70 II issPEeF; 81 SsF.d street
Cross Key. Bridge, turn right and go one
mile to ofnce on Lee Hishway, or 80 direct
~ OPEN AND HEATED
Saturday-Sunday-Mon
LYON & FITCH, INC,
Clarendon $50
ensaalansA sa AsA RAssA 4.
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SHOWN FOR THE FIRST
ON SHERMAN CIRCLE.

ON SHER MAN CIRCLE.
lovely, conafort table home consisting OF 8
large rooms, bath with shower, inclosed
sleeping and breakfast rooms, hardwood
floors throughout; near schools, stores and
bus, in ct. GabriePs parish. House like
new from attic to cellar; nice front and
rear yards; garage; splendid neighborhood.
Look this over. Price and terms right. To
inspect call
Evening star., 1932-02-28
WOODRIDGE-$6,750.
CORNER PTJNGAIOW

SHEPHERD PARK-S9,650.
Detached: bed rooms lot 40xl40; ga
rage. Need sl.700 cash and SIS mo-; a bar
gain Call Emerson 54l4 Ant all
Evening star., 1932-02-28
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.

LYON & FITCH, INC, .
Clarendon $50
snseAlRseA sa Aest RAsaA 4.
Evening star., 1932-02-28

WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric All-Steel Refrigerator.
Evening star., 1932-02-28

NEAR CAPITOL Z r. B.. AMI; NEW
condition; price. $3.50. Adams 4544 7s'
hath; corner; ami. 62l3 9th st. NV. Ge.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
NORTHEAST BARGAIN.

9 rooms, bath. semi-detached, ami; nice
location; now rented to good tenants at $40
monthly. Excellent opportunity for q home
or investment. Price, S4,250; terms to suit.
VIM. N PRESGRAVES & CO.,
Nk Il
Evening star., 1932-02-28

DETACHED, CHEVY CHASE, D. G., $3.50.
At sacrifice; modern; rooms. bath. ga
rage; beautiful lot. Fair cash payment and
$3.50 per month. 59i0 32nd st. Inspect
from to pm Adams 1893 after .. m
Evening star., 1932-02-28

FoUR-RoOM BUNGAT OW. CITY WATER.
gas. electricity. lot 50gl65; price $500.
Small cash payment lance like rent. H.
B. TERRETT. 63l l = NV Met 6236
Clarendon l82s-J-2
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS, D. c.. 1913 25th ST.
S.e.-New detached brick house, ami; hard
wood floors, porches, large yard and
garage; so IT. from bus line. See OWNER,
1T06 15th St Sc 10"
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NEARBY MD.-s2s l. I. 50! A MONTH.
including interest a. p=:nc1al. 5-room
house, lot 4ox2oo. Gle, Getty, water. hen
Evening star., 1932-02-28

ROOMS, 2-sToRY; ELECTRICITY, BATH,
several outbuildings, fruit; acres, high
elevation, shade OF large oaks; on prominent
highway nearby Washington; $500; terms
THE LuTRELL Co, Falls Church SO. East
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SUBURBAN HOME BARGAINS.

EXCLUSIVE Agents,
Clarendon TT Bldg Phone Clarendon CVa)40o
Evening star., 1932-02-28

Sc s5o2TAKOMA PARK, MD.-8-RoOM
FRAME. perfect condition, oil burner, large
lot. earagc paved street; easiest kind OF
terms to responsible party; no trade.
C. w. VAN WAGNER,
Evening star., 1932-02-28

BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME, ROOMS.
baths 2-csr bulit-in garage. electric re-
frigeration; occupied one year; in restricted
NV section. Ideal location. win sell
equity for less than 50 per cent. Call
0WNER Georgia 447e
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

4sl2 MONTGOMERY LANE. BETHESDA-6
rooms. bath. modern detached home with
garage; lot 56x112; price. $3.50; worth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-12

Midways. with sixteen victories IN
twenty games this season. will play at
Mooresville on Sept. IS. game is wanted
for next Sunday Sept 10. Fortvllle
Zionsvlle or Brownsburg notice Call B.
Person. Dr.. 1472-R. or write 1914 Draper
street.