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Bismarck Woman Is
New P. e. O. Leader

Mrs. John p. French. Bismarck, Fri
day was named president Of the North
Dakota chapter Of the P. E. o. Sister
hood at the closing meeting OF the
twentieth annual convention, which
had been in session for three days ct
Kenmare. Mrs. French succeeds Mrs.
Lenna Ford Graves, Jamestown, who
presided at the meeting and was ad-
vanced from the first vice presidency.
She is q member Of Chapter F.
The slate Of officers elected in
cludes besides Mrs. -rench: Mrs. Ma
bel S. Hutchinson, L.aMoure, first vice
president; Mrs. Kathryn Goddard,
Glendale, second vice president; Mrs.
Ina E. Taylor, Fargo, organizer; Mrs.
Iva NJ. Anderson, Williston, recording
secretary reelected; Mrs. Lulu Selke,
Mayville. corresponding secretary, ana
Mrs. Grace schanberger. Kenmare,
treasurer.
Women who attended the conven-
ton from Chapters F and N OF Bis
marck were Mrs. French, Mrs. George
r. shafer, Mrs. w. l.. Nuessle, Mrs.
r. O'Ha.e. Mrs. Charles staley, Miss
Esther Maxwell, Mrs. Arthur v. Sor-
enson, Mrs. Samuel H. Merritt and
Miss Helen Katen, who was present
for a short time. Among the seven
past presidents introduced to the con-
vention was Mrs. Margaret Bingen-
heimer, Mandan Local members
served on many Of the convention
committees.
Miss Minnie ]. Nelson, Valley City.
who returned recently from Washing
ton. D. O.. was among the convention
visitors and served on the resolutions
committee. As former superintendent
OF public instruction In North Dakota,
and active for many years in club and
p. Z. o. circles. she was greeted by
many friends. Miss Nielson stopped
In Bismarck overnight Friday while
enroute to Valley City.
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i A banquet Thursday evening Of
which l26 guests were served, fol-
lowed by an open meeting with Misa
Mabel Davenport Doud Of Aurora
ILL.,, supreme president, telling the
why Of p. Z. O." formed the high.
light Of the convention.
Miss Doud traced . history Of the
p. =. Q. founded In 1850 1t Iowa Wes-
leyan college % the pioneering or
! ganization for college women pr
marty to promote friendship among
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Extend Invitation to
Pipe Organ Musicale

Ernest Edward Strauss and his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss. 223
First st., have invited friends Of the
family and others who may be inter-
ested to be guests at an informal pipe
organ recital which Mr.. Strauss will
give at $50 o'clock Sunday afternoon
at the Paramount theater.
Assisting Mr.. Strauss with his pro-
gram will be Miss Mary Wood, violin
list, who is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wood Of as Griffin st..
new residents OF Bismarck. Miss
Wood is one Of the gifted pupils OF
the McPhail Conservatory Of Music
Minneapolis, from which Mr.. Strauss
received his pipe organ diploma on
June II. Mr.. Strauss Is to return tc
McPhail to teach music shortly after
the July Fourth holiday. Miss Wood
is spending the summer vacation at
her home here.
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Local Girl to Give
Recital for Public

Miss Erma Weinberger. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weinberger. 700
Mandan st., will give piano recital,
which is open to the interested public,
at $3.50 o'clock Sunday evening at the
Tavis Music store.
Miss Neinberger is pupil Of Miss
Bertha Hagen, Fargo. who accom-
panied Astrid Fjelde, dramatic sop
rano. in her concert here last fall,
and she has just completed her sopho-
more year at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college. Before going to
Fargo, she studied piano with Miss
Belle Menus.
Following are the numbers which
she will play: "Papillons," Schumann:
"Nocturne in F-Sharp Major" Cho-
pin: "On Wings Of Song" Mendel-
ssohn- List: Romance in F-Sharp
Major" Schumann; "Kammennoi-
Ostrow,' Rubinstein; "Etude. OPP. 25
No. 2" Chopin: "Du bist die Rub, y
Schubert List, and Invitation to the
Dance" Weber Tausig.
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women with knowledge and character
culture as detectives.
There Is no age within the ranks
Of p. e. O.. Miss Loud said. grand
mothers, mothers and daughters
sharing with equal enjoyment and
interest in all activities. The educa-
tional loan fund established in 1905
with less than 81 900 now approxi-
mates $725. 900 and is maintained to
help educate young women.
Mrs. E. H. Gross is president Of
Chapter l. Of Kenmare, the con-
vention hostess group.
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NEWSMEN DISCUSS
CODE COMPLIANCE
IN MEETING HERE
Emergency Council Director
Outlines Method Of Han.
ding Complaints

Discussions Of the federal govern
ments program for the rehabilitation
of the printing and publishing indus
try occupied county chairmen In the
Graphic Arts Code administration
and members Of the North Dakota
Press association In their district
meeting here Saturday.
The county committeeman met for
instruction Saturday morning In .
special opening session. Administer
ton Of the code was outlined by =.
G. Orr. Bismarck. member Of the
state committee, and NJ. !. Forlner.
Langdon, secretary-treasurer. County
chairmen were instructed In the du-
ties Of their office and the rulings
and interpretations OF the code.
A luncheon was held at noon after
which delegates began consideration
Of the federal governments program.
Reviews Convention
E. D. Lu,n, Wahpeton, spoke briefly
on the meeting of the National Edi-
torial association at st. Louis. En-
phasis was placed on the 100 per cent
adherence to the price level set by the
code, he said.
The methods of handling com.
plants against violatorS Of the coda
were outlined by r. B. Cuu>sins. di-
rector of the National Emergency
Council for this state. He dealt espe.
cially with labor compliance CON.
plants in illustrating how the federal
set-up functioned. In cases where the
complaints cannot be settled to the
satisfaction Of both parties they may
be referred to the federal director q
the district attorney for litigation. he
pointed out. So far no complaints Ia
the enforcement Of the Graphic Arts
code have been received in the state
office, he concluded.
Discuss Code
Open forum discussions, conducted
by Forkner. occupied the delegates
until late in the afternoon when Of.
ficers were to be elected and the site
for the next district meeting chosen.
Members Of the North Dakota Press
association in attendance were NJ.
and Mrs. B. w. Condit. Mayville: n.
p. Simonson, Finley: Mr.. snd Mr..
Fred Roble, Granville; Mrs. Sam
Peterson, Minot; Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
Frances, velva; Blaine Whipple. On
dervood; Roy O. Young, NandAp:
Frank Brandt, Leroy Herman, 0eoros
Munger, E. B. Seelkins, Carrington.
and Charles Goodwin. Bismarck.
Chairmen Of the 10 southeastern
counties Of the Slope ares aro: g. ".
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Trinity Catholic church pe5eoa9oe Il.
the presence q Miss Florence Havllc0'
and Peter Kasper.
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Kilnem- Traegee
Hettinger friends have beon h..
formed Of the marriage Of 1lias Autls
Kilness, formerly Of that city, 10 Hars,
old H. Traegcr, Keldron, 3. p, which
was IN event Of June Z. The marri~;
age ceremony was performed at thu
home Of the brides parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. B. Kilness 1t Sioux Falls, q,
p. The bridegroom Is . graduate Of
the Mcintosh high school,
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Moln.K amra4h
| Miss Leata Z. Moln, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moln, Belfield,
became the bride Of Claude Klamath.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Kam-
rath, Leith. "wednesday, June 10. at
the parsonage Of the Dickinson Metao-
dist church. They are to make their
home at Leith. where the bridegroom
is engaged In farming.
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christensen. ThrainkiIl
Lester r. Thrailkill and Miss Helsa
L. Christensen. both Of Underwood,
were married by Rev. r. w. dress
Thursday, June Il, In the presence Of
Miss Navel Christensen and Valdez
Lorentzen. The couple Is living with
his parents on their farm southwest
Of Underwood for the present.
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Wolf-Wolfe and Wolf Closer
On Thursday, June II, marriage
vows were taken by two Fredouia
couples, Miss Ida Wolf and Albert
Wolfe and Miss Selma Wolf ana Hen.
ry Closer. The brides are the daush.
tiers OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Wolf,
Fredonia
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Stadick- Dimitch
Rev. Father William Wisger Of the
Enders Catholic church officiated at
the marriage Of Miss Edith Stadick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Stadick, Underwood, and Wayne DIM
itch. Washburn, on Friday. June Is.
Walter and Miss Alice Stadick, broth.
er and sister OF the bride, attended
them at the ceremony. Mr.. Dimttch
formerly resided at Underwood.
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Petormann-Monoon
| Rev. William Schmidt read the
marriage service when Miss Gertrude
Petermann, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs..
p. Petermann, Judson, became the
bride Of Gilbert Monsoal. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Monson, Flasher.
l>A
near Judson at 5 o'clock Wednesday.
June 20. Bridesmaids were the Miss
es Petermann and Helen Monson and
the bridegrooms attendants were Al
got Monson and Alfred Petermann.
Mrs. Monson is graduate Of the
Bismarck business college and for sev-
eral years was employed at Bismarck
and Dickinson.
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Lutheran Church to
Hold Annual Outing

The annual picnic for the Bible
school and congregation Of Trinity
Lutheran church will be held Sun
day, beginning 1t O'Clock, at the
picnic grounds three miles south Of
the Bismarck baaeball park, accord
ing to Rev. Opae 8. Rindahl, pastor.
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Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

A picnic will b given Monday eve.
ming for members Of ths Auxiliary "a
Wonaen'S Nonpa1tison Club No. !. who
are 70 meet q the World War Memo
rial building ct $50 o'clock. The
cutting win Be held ct Pioneer park.
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Albert dretter, who has been en-
ployed ct the national recovery ad-
ministration office since June l. LEFT
Saturday afternoon for Hope to bring
back his wife and their four year .old
daughter, Bobbe Ann, who are to
make their home here. The family
will reside 1t el8 Sixth st., which
they have rented Tor the summer.
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At Q quiet Ceremony performed
Thursday. June u, Miss Mary jose-
phine Hayljch and lawrence Oleg-
horn. both Of Hettinoer, were married
BY Rev. Father H. Coptni ct 0e Holy
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MoFk.M0Fan

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Mork, White Earth, was the scene Of
the wedding on Sunday, June II, Of
their daughter. Miss Alice Mork, to
Leo Moran. also Of White Earth. Rev.
Daniel Knox Ford officiated. The
bridal couple was attended by Miss
Mildred Berg and Kenneth Mork.
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Miss Anne Rekstad, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Rekstad, became
the bride of Arthur Smogaard. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogen smogaard, at a
nuptial service performed at the Fin
ley Lutheran church Thursday, June
II, by Rev. v. E. Boe They were at
tended by Miss Gladys Smogaard and
Henry Rekstad.
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Holle.Altenberx
Staehr- Henke

At an impressive ceremony con-
Quoted by Reys. l.. Wohlfeil, Ham,
over, and v. H. Dissen at st. Paul's
Evangelical church near Douglas on
Sunday, June 10, Miss Alma Staehr,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carsten
Staehr, Douglas. was married to Hen
~ D. Henke, son Of Mrs. Dorothea
Henke, Hanover. Mr.. Henke farms
in the Hanover community and he
and his bride will make their home
there after wedding trip to Mime
sofa. Iowa and Nebraska and the
Century Of Progress exposition.
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StiIllnalkef.Salo

0I100l couple WAS 6LUSllQSQ Oy MlSS
Mildred Berg and Kenneth Mork.
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StiIlmaker.Salo
Miss Lucille Kathryn Stillmaker
and Albert Salo, both Of Stanley, were
married Sunday, June Is, at the
Lutheran parsonage with Rev. e. s.
Tollefsoh reading the service.
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McKinnOn- Colvert
Monday, June 10, was the date Of
the marriage Of Miss Clara McKin-
non, Ross, to Howard Colvert, Stanley
which was performed at the brides
home at Ross with Rev. T. s. Toilet
son officiating and Miss Bernice Nc
Flnneman-Senechal
Miss Florence Zimmerman. daughter
Of Emil Zimmerman Of north Of Ana
moose, and Clifford Senechal, son Of
Herman senechal. Anamoose, were
married ct the Funston church Fri
day, June Is Mr.. and Mrs. Senechal
are 1t home ct Anamoose.
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Walker-Kelly

Miss Anna Walker and George v
Kelly, both Of Reeder, were married
at Baker. Mont, Thursday. June Il
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Krinkle
Reeder. as witnesses Of the ceremony
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FOURTH DISTRICT

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Berg-Wangen

Graz F0gle and Kruger. Atha
Announcement has been made at
Linton OF the marriage Of Miss Freda
Graf. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Graf, and Darwin Fogle. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Fogle. and Of Miss
Dorothy Kruger and A. G. Atha, all
residents Of that city. The cere-
monies were performed at Dickinson,
Saturday, June 10. Miss Gref and Mr..
Fogle being married first and then
witnessing the marriage Of Miss Kru-
ger and Mr.. Atha.
Evening star., 1934-07-22

i3aa 9th ST. i524 q ST NV STORES
and GEsliiHas for rent. raHipurnt, Hen
man prsss3nS machine reduced. NO. otol.
STORE CORNER oAKMoNT AVE AND
Chapel ro. Including house Of rooms.
AMI hne business location. Cal Capitol
Asishts los & or A P. sHULTl' Seat
9se sth ST sE-GOOD SIZE STORE
Hiih hay-EinaoW front. large room "
rear. 3-rocn and bath apartment md
sss,ons, s99T, So sssd Dixie REALTY COMPANY
.f30 PA. AVE- Nw-LARGE STORE
roor1. az, snd I re1r M room 39,it alley $50.
1897 NEW YORK AVE NV $50
iZ5 sth ST. n.W.-Store. rooms and
eatn '......'..'s.' .
A>'-' =" ." LfxxrNs co. ''''''''' ~
i.aa De sales 81 DI 352e
l34s U ST. RIGHT AT CAR STOP. l4th
8. transfer corner, splendid condition.
"a, HARRy 3 PITTS CO. oo
LUNCH ROOM CoLoRED TRADE.
Rent $50. 90 Price. $500, part cash. A
down psynient on roonins house mus Be
~ rooms or ever must BE- nicely
1901 4th 81 NE Ath g. R. l. AVE..
s5i e5i fss iss S. S. NV Nv
Al nice stores good for most any bust
6et, 6SSs ,Ht, SentS Jesucea Apply PENN REA IY
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
342l 18th ST NE.
Only SIS.
Desirable new store in this fast growing
ana 500 new houses-only one vacant.
Don't miss this chance
IL. X. HOWENSTEIN co.
13l6 X ST. NV. DT 0guS
DELICATESsEN and fruit stand: cor. store
terms. Reason for seIline illness See
Delicstesssn and soda fountain. also beer.
Rent, 5000 Price 5000 90. part
cash A baresin. act auickly.
$500. Price. 81 500 90 cash: worth
S2,5OO.00 Doing NbOu.Ou cash pusi-
GRO. store. $4,000. part cash. See this
Lunch room. 3 serving rooms. Groom apt
ana bath Rent. $500. Located Gov
bldg. Any reas. oner accepted. A nice
"a rooms, baths. Rent $40 90 In
good location. Price Sl,aOO 90
Ss0o. 90 bal. easy terms.
Il rooms Rent. sl.5 90. Location.
Mass. ave. Can be seen By appoint r1ent
only. Price. sl,5OO; terms. Sp50 90,
Il rooms. baths. Rent. $1,000. p
I 6Seis assh h05ashea 5a easy ,eFms PFiGs
beautiful home. See this
10 rooms. Rent. $50 90. Price $3.50 90
cash: bargain. See this. All filed.
rooms Rent. S45.oo. Price. $3.50 90
part cash. Nicely furnished A bar
gam. All filed. Good income.
pree $500 Fn $500 6 tef@E GoE ei@sf
anteed. Show good income.
w. \. CHRISTIE,
$50 11th St. Ma 1892.
Evening star., 1934-07-22
FORCE HELD SPENT
BY REPEAL "CRAZE"
Bishop Cannon, Back Here, Sees
National Protest Against
Its Result.
by The Associated Press.

ny The Associated Press.
Bishop James Cannon. r.. presi-
dent of the Board Of Temperance and
Social Service, Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. returned TO Washing
ton yesterday from a trip TO the
Southwest and Pacific Coast to say
that "the deceptive craze for repeal"
has spent its force.
He said in a statement that there
vas a Nation wide protest against
results Of repeal: from sober men and
women against the steadily increasing
risk Of life and limb from drunken
drivers. the return of the saloon with
its barmRids. intoxicated women and
debauchery OF children"
He added
Senator E. ID. Smith Of South
Carolina properly stated the facts
when he declared repeal Is the road
to hell The only real remedy for
the results of repeal Is the passage
OF local, State and national leCisla-
tion. It may be delayed, but II Sena-
tor Smith is correct. the country will
insist that 1t be speedily released from
the internal regions
Evening star., 1934-07-22
HOMES. BUSINESS PROPERTIES,
j. H. FET-TY, LAUREL. m

130 acres. Anne Arundel County. Nd
good trucking land: equipped for chickens;
large dwelling house, electricity.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICE TO SUBLET. FINE DOWNTOWN
location: waiting room furnished; teie-
phone calls answered: cleaning service.
Call DI. 5245 or CL. 1880. rs
DESIRABLE OFFICE IN HEART OF
northeast business section. Plumbing, etc,
for dentist; rent reasonable. 90S H st. ne.
OFFICE. RECEPTION HALL AND LOCAL
phone service with law firm in the Invest
ment Building S55 per month; use OF sec
retary and stenographer. $50 additional.
Address Box 7-R Star office.
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SALE-FARMS.

IO-ACRE TRACTS. WOODLAND HIGH
sft "a, suitable Tor chicken raising; elec
trlclty. = miles 70 school store ana ralI-
ROAD, IN Fairfax Co, 10 miles airline Iro-M
White House. Price. 5000. terms. -
acres, same locality 6-room mouse out
buildings. Price, S4OuU. PAT WACiGA-
MAN. Phone Falls Church s5-J-2.
5 ACRES FOR 500. ON BEAUTIFUL
Highway. Terms if wanted Government
loan Will soon be available for building
small new homes but TO be eligible. one
Upperville. Va.
WIDOW WILL SACRIFICE % ACRES
newly remodeled ST. house, 3 miles from
bay: 80 from wash; $500. MILTON
DUNN. attorney, National 4O34.
INVESTIGATE SOUTHERN MARYLAND
TOBACCO AND VIRGINIA TRUCK FARMS.
ESTATES AND DUCKINC SHORES, LEON
ARD SNIDER. LA PLATA MD.
BEAUTIFUL OLD ESTATE OF 64 ACRES
of fertile land. improved with fine old
house, II rooms and bath fully modern
ize d; IN one OF the prettiest settines to be
found IN OLD Virginia, having q real coun-
try atmosphere vel Just outside the town
OF Pals Church and within miles of the
Dist Ect line. Large lawn heavily shadec
with massive naples; 800 bearing fruit
trees Owner sacrifices at S25.00o, on
good terms. Act quick. as this VIII be so.d
this week and you viii not have an oppOr-
1pn;ty IKE this again b 3 81 M5rTaEI TSI4-5I | /
phone Falls Church 5t;i.
Is ACRES. WONDERFUL STREAM. sPLEN-
Old truck farm. some fruit old farm house
and out5uildlnss; good well; : NIL miles from
TY CO. call Hysttsyille 165.
- ACRES JUST OFF LEE HIGHWAY BE
tween Fails Church anG FAIRFAX Earsge-
barn, sheds, well stream, $3.50. terms;
81 acres on hard road 95 min city.
comfortable dwelling. commercial orchard.
Church es.
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RENT-STnRES

i30a 9th sT. 1894 o ST. N.w-sToREs
and eEeliiuRs for rent sqatrmgnt, Hen-
man prsssinS machine, reduced. NO. o6ol.
sToRE-CoRNER oAKMoNT AVE AND
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WANTED TO BUT-HOUSES.
lEanlLnnaa

WANT DETACHED BRICK HOME ~
Chrey Chase Wesley Heights Or gooe see-
tion west % 18th street. Not over ~ : eug.
Nsst have bed roar1s and h@ modern in
svery particular Please state price and
sraci location. Address Boz ik2~R star
rrlee
x ANTF-o-sTErCTLT MODERN HOUSE
six or severn rooms 10 r = Errtion oy snb-
grb car or BUS trsnSnorEEtteu available
Cash for sttraetive oGeT Address Boz
iTa-R Stsr sffee
SIX or SEWN ROOM BRICK OR
sturco house to Woodbridge . c state
price ard terms. Address BoK mar
star once
PAY CASH FoR HoUsEs NO CONNIE
sion chaf7fd immediate settlement. y a,
CARVEY. DI 450s lieG W ave
Two-FANILY FIAT
Coed Investment Wil3 PAY Cash.
CALL DCN AIJ)SOS
NJ tfHt eN Soptnern BloF.
HAVE CLIENTS TO BUY HOUSES PRICED
rtKht. Write or phone
CT ARANTY REALTY. INC,
1906 X St NV National o5sR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

WANTED TO LEASE.
One-story building. second commercial,
containing approximately 900 square
feet of floor space, or owner to construct
similar building for responsible concern.
EUGENE F. SULLIVAN, Adams $500.
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wANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED TO LEASE WITH OPTION,
country home in Montgomery County. IL
rooms . baths. good heating 10 to 30
acres within 30-minute drive of Treasury
Address Box TER. Star ofhce.
IN FALLS CHURCH SECTION, ) OR q
room bungalow or house, priced up 10
~ 500 WIN give S20U cash and clear
water front colony lots as cash payment.
Address Box 4Tl-Q, star once.
WANTED-3 OR ROOM COTTAGE,
furnished, garage preferred. in Takoma
Park or silver Spring. Nd. Address Box
I93-R. Star office.
HOUSE WITH 10 OR IL ROOMS. 10 OR
Is acres. on main boulevard. VIII buy.
EDW D. COLEMAN. 919' N. Y. ave Il. W.
Ma 6J62
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN DESIRABLE
business property; , stores. l four-room
apartment. all rented; S6 80 if sold be-
fore Apgsut ]; 81 l,50O cash necessary:
owner leaving city. DIXIE REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1934-07-22
SALE--LOTS.

NINE 19J GROUP LOTS FOR SALE WEST
OF 10th St. four semi-detached, water and
sewer and street paved Price under
Star ONCE
Evening star., 1934-07-22
WANTED-ACREAGE

ONE TO 3 ACRES LAND ON MAIN
hlghway. within 10 miles city, suitable
IoF road mouse or tourist camp; Will pay
cash for good location. Address BOX
2l1-R. Star Office