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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Citizens Committe. Section 4, Chevy
Chase MARYLAND


Sealed proposals will be received at the
home Of George T. Gilleland, 65l2 Ridge
wood Avenue. Chevy Chase. Maryland. up
to 500 o'clock PM. Thursday. December
IL 1885 and there publicly. opened and
read for laying drainage, including storm
sewers necessary manholes and eaten
basins and concrete cutters on Maple Ave
nue. in accordance with plans and specih.
cations on file. Copies Of the plans and
Specifications may be obtained from Major
p. T. Norcross, 1901 Connecticut Avenue
Washington. D. c. or from George T. Gil
leland. 65l2 Ridgewood Avenue, Chevy
Chase, Maryland. after Wednesday. Decem-
Der T. upon the payment OF Sl.00, which
will not be returned. Each proposal must
be accompanied by a certified check for
$4,000 made payable TO Citizens Com
mittee Section 4. Chevy Chase. Maryland.
which checks will be returned to the unsuc-
cessful bidders upon the awarding OF the
contract and to the successful bidder upon
signing the contract The Committee re-
tains the right to accept any proposal, in
whole or in part. or to reject any or all
proposals
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Section f. Chevy Chase. Maryland.
By LOREN G. POLHAMUS. Secretary
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

Citizens Committe. Section 4, Chey
Chase. Maryland.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
home Of George T. Gillelano, 65l2 Ridge
wood Avenue. Chevy Chase. MARYLAND. up
to 800 O'Clock P M, Thursday. December
II. 1885. and there publicly opened ana
read for laying storm sewers on MEADOW
Lane at Valley Place and on Meadow Lane
at Thornapple Street in accordance with
plans ana specifications on file. Copies Of
the plans and specihcations may be 90;
tanned from Major F. T. Norcross. 1901
Connecticut Avenue. Washington. D. C., or
ron SeoTge SrIIeiano' 20 19 Ter
Wednesday December 4. upon the payment
OF 81 co. which will not be returned. Each
proposal must be accompanied by certi-
ned check, for $4,000. made payable
to Citizens Committee. Section 4. Chevy
Chase. Maryland. which checks VIII De
returned to the unsuccessful bidders upon
the awarding of the contract and to the
successful bidder upon signing the con-
tract The Committee retains the right TO
accept any proposal. in whole or in part
or to reject any or all proposals-
CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
Section A. Chevy Chase. Maryland.
BY LOREN 6. PoLHAMUs. Secretary
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GEORGIA, NEAR
NEW HAMpCuTPE

One Of the best business blocks on this
busy street; store (3-yr. leaseD. apartment
and 2-car garage: total income 81 272
year; lot 23x96 to alley; shows good safe
erase eouity. stores in this block s.ISor,
on market for sale. Call Mr.. DREW Met.
2S27. p. ELIOT MIDDLETON. EOS In
Vestment pldg
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IAos- :, 3XSf i151 EYE = s9T. 81 NW NAWWcr1oNEEFs'
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOLLOW TILE
STUCCO TWo-STORY AND ATTIC
RESIDENCE NO. $500 DANIEL ROAD

TRUSTEES. SALE OF HOLLOW TILE
STUGCo TWo,sToRY AND ATTIC
Nv coNrAIN1NG Il '-so6 Rooms. fSAB =
sAPEES; sAPEEsS; o3 2-GAR Ar GARAGE: ABOUT 2
corded in Liber 5000 folio AL et seq
one Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
VII offer for sale by Dq6lie auction; in
oGR GA 6eEoSK 3t PM sRe i6iioxthE bSRS At
described property in the District Of Co
EIumnls' to . VII; Part Of a tract Of land
and, bounds in accordance with survey
made ma June 19is, as :ollows; BeginniGg
In. % o 6e pane a 4osS On be the Tsss
Of said westerly line Of said road with the
easterly line Of the part Of said tract con-
Tedd Teysd to Il Wilam Don MoEeiand @ BY deed re-
records of the District Of Columbia. and
running thence with said east line Of said
part OF said ,n tract q north 5s degrees
west 4S6,57 feet: thence e{i$S south s5 de-
westerly line Of land conveyed to Rudolph
Kaufman by deed recorded in Lber 3026
folio 81 of the aforesaid land records. a
conveyed to said Kaufman. north 3 de-
st0ns nue fbsnee With feet tortb to
north Is degrees 53 minutes 30 sec
onds east AGA 81 feet: (6) thence north
3 degrees g minutes east 26.76 feet; a.
thence rorth 80 degrees 90 minutes west
39.7 feet: tS) thence north . degrees 5s
minutes 80 seconds east 2s51 feet to the
place of beginning; subject to covenants OF
record
TERMS OF SALE: SIS. 100000 Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash. balance m
nve 80 equal inStallments. payable l. >.
3. 4 and 8 years. with interest at six per-
centum per annum, payable semi-annually
from day OF sale. secured b. deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. Deposit Of
$4,000 will be required Of purchaser at
the time of sale. Examination Of title
conveyance. recording. revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise trustees re-
serve the right. to resell the property. at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washtnston.
D. c., or deposit may be forfeited or. with
out forfeiting deposit. trustees may avail
themselves Of anv legal or equitable rights
against cefaulting purchaser.
WALTER 3. GUY.
EDGAR D. TURNER.
no29-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
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TWO LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
screened back porch. 1st floor; cleo, gas
and h.-w.h.; convenient 1915 W. Va.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH,
g31di condition; d reasonable; heated S 11 on
I'd, Md, near D. c. line. Apply D. F.
603 KENNEDY N.W.-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. semi-priv bath; new tabletop stove;
light, Light, heat; gas phone included. Apt. re-
715 PRINCETON PL. NW.-LOVELY. 2
rooms, kitchen. private bath: recreation
porch: adults only.
6 ROOMS. LARGE FOYER. . BATHS. IN
excellent condition. conveniently located
ANTY CORP 1925 woodward Bldg.
THE ALTON. 1445 PARK RD. NW-BED
room. living room dinette-kitchenette, re-
frigerator on house current: elevator; $50
1926 ST. S.E.-FIVE 4-FAMILY BUILD
ings. under construction. to be ready for
occupancy Jan l. . looms. kitchen and
cludes heat tthermoStaiically controlled
sTEUARr BROS. NC. National tic so6S. -
RHODE ISLAND APT. 1929 Ist ST. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath, Frigidaire;
practically new building; ami. see janitor.
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS, BATH. GA
Bee Bee 15 s45 sheDhefd fd a6fSW Hs waite after %
CORNER lst AND EMERSON SITS. NV.
New apts. for rent. $50 and So so; each
apt. has 2 exposures living room . bed
rooms Kitchen bath and porch. Go out
block. Phone Georsfa f93s' ''
490l 1st ST. NV.
Four-famlly apt building nearing COM
pletlon; each apt. 3 exposures. with . bed
ren $50 Snd Go odt A.
ave, to Emerson St, turn right one block.
THE BROADMOOR.
bed rooms living room, dining room.
Kitchen. bath and porch, 3 exposures over
looking park. Phone Cleveland 5000.
1870 WYOMING AVE.
Three bed rms. baths living rm.. din
Ing rm. large reception rm.. kitchen and
pantry. porch Inspection invited.
PHONE DECATUR 1880.
CHOICE NV. 5-R. APT, $50
Modern apt. bldg. large rooms, tiled
bath; handy to cars, stores. etc. 3033
18th St. near Col. rd Phone Adams 0947
4-RM. BRIGHT APT. $40.
Modern bldg. downtown-The Penhurst.
As H st. ne. 4 large rooms. bath; redeco-
rated like new. Only one available.
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EOR SAFE

One Of the choice S-room and 2-bath
homes west Of 18th St NV. Not only is
this a most -desirably planned home. but
is Splendidly located. having the most
pleasing environments. Completely equip
ped with cleo refrigeration and automatic
heating appliances in addition to a brick
garage for cars. Not one cent necessary
to be spent by the purchaser Of this home
for awnings and decorating. The home is
most completely fitted throughout with the
best equipment available. Owner. having
purchased a suburban home is offering
this property at a price substantially less
than its original cost.
CHAS d. SAGER,
Q24 l4th St NV National 0036.
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EXCHANGE,

MODERN BUILDING. NEAR WOODWARD
4. Lothrop; 5000 feet elevator, oil heat
alley Trade for investment properties or
gentlemsns estate
RALPH MORGALI
p23 18th st. NV. National 1925.
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NEW 4FAMILY APT

245 Oglethorpe st. NV. facing Govt.
park; semi-detached 2 r. kit. and bath
each. Rent. So $50 annually: price SI4-
500. Also cor. bldg with apts: an
nual rent 1880. Owner. D. S. BIRON,
Metropolitan 5112, between and pm
Choice Apt. House BldgS.
Several well-located modern apt. build
ines. ranging from 12 units and up. Owner
viii consider trade. For further informa-
ton see Mr.. Towbes.
l4O4 K CAERTTZ DIST QnSn
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PERSONAL.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

For your Christmas. shopping. 500 to
$1,000. See US at once; strictly conhden-
tial. 207 Fla. ave. NV. Phone Decatur
1850. ask for MISS TIGNOR.
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SALE-HOUSES.
BRAND NEW.


Arranged for 2 families: 2 baths. 2-car
garage, insulated, caulked, weather.
stripped, automatic heat, recreation room,
like rent. Call MR.. FIELDS, Georgia 2042.
EDGEMOOR, MD.-COLONIAL FRAME; z
rooms, > baths in new-house condition.
Fireplace. garage; lot 60-ft. front $3.50:
small cash payment; no trust renewal
for 10 wears
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IL ROOMS, H.-W h, BATHS. NEWLY
lot suitable for private sanitarium; $75
mo-. Sll 900, easy terms. A. II: BROOKS.
3O16 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. Phone
Clarendon 626.
RENT-sTOREs.
1907 Bath ST. MT. RAINIER Md
Phone Lincoln 0400. TO-
l@s9 s21rnh1s 44tR sTH FOR H1IRnREssEks $50, AZ! ,eo
ANY MODERN BUSINESS. ooooo
IS DOUBLE SHOW WINDOW. HIGH CELL
nSf1E6K iEq EEKH a45 1SFF Pa sALfoNH AHE WEST
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
LEAsE-LoFT SPACE. 1000 FEET, IN
saEpa S1Tqi9SP MoRG2LI. sss 18th st. NV:
1888 L ST. NW.-BASEMENT STORE
St. NV. North 49O7.
1726 Penna. Ave. NV,
The Departmental Bank Bldg.
Entire lower FIRST floor 23x53. lnclud-
ing me5Zanine floor; rent will include
light and heat Rent, $3.50 per month
RsseiTsr FnsgTe PaFs GoamDs sapas' 5es0 ss0k
SALE - INVESTMENT PROPERTY
STORE AND 2 APIS. RENT FOR 5000
Street; priced. $4,000. Ask for MI
Stevenson
Eatl. 1888 3I3 Woodward Bldg.
6-R., 2-B. BRICK. ANIL. BRICK GARAGE
rented 5000 yr; bring S720 ". S4,95O,
terms, L.; Or. brick n <: 4th st. Sw; .d rentse
5-r. brick; ST $50 may buy it; rented S27C
yr. 6-r brick. Col. Hts; rented 5000 vi
$3.50; terms. and many others.
n e. RYON CO.. 1918 N. Y. Ave. Natl. 1g01
OUTSTANDING BARGAIN.
Seven modern homes in good white n e
sHni sacriHfice entire mt seoG eroup @ for $4,000 Mr.
FISCHER. NATIONAL, $500; AFTER
Pm. CALL COLUMBIA 66l0.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETYl
81. .500-Modern brick two-family nat or
avenue in northwest section ThIst
separate hot-water heat, weather
stripped, Gear garage. Only a year ole
and in excellent condition. Income
$50 so per month
S1O.950-Corner building. containing two
Lot 4Oxl5O feet fronting on boulevard
in good business community. Leasec
for 81 $50 per year Tenants furnish
own heat and light. An exceptiona
investment opportunity.
stores in thickiy popuIsted White s sec: &C:
ton. Just being completed and leased
for five years TO two Of the largest
chain grocery concerns. Priced at q
hgure that will pay l2er annual return
on capital invested. Full Particular
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
1908 RI ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345
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WANTED-APARTMENTs.

desire small furnished apartment. Decem-
Der Is. Moderate rent. Adams 7942-W.
GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE SMALL APT. !;
employed at night; near bus; away week
ends. Address Box 15S-V, Star ONCE. g.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

New Colonial home. 9 rooms, 3 baths. Gear
garage oil burner VIII consider small
house or vacant ground Owner D. 6.
BIRON. bet. 4 and pm. Met. 5112.
BLVD. PROPERTY.
Large. new store and dwelling: all con-
venienceS, garage, ETC.; 417 acres; large
frontage; new swimming pool etc: $500.
So 900 cash; trade for small cottage or
business: small encumbrance
CHARLES H. STANLEY. INC.
Laurel. Nd. Phone l19; res. 3Y-M.
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Ihn-RRICK RUNGALOW

So, 95O-BRICK BUNGALOW
A well-built all-brick new bunga.
low of ) rooms modern bath ano
kitchen. excellent hot-water heat
ing system. attic. Situated on q
large lot 4Ox157 in convenient
location. Near schools. stores ant
TRANSPORTATION. in close-in D. G
suburb Can be purchased $3.50
cash and convenient monthly
terms No refinancing. Call Po-
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

II ROOMS NV H., BATHS. NEWLY
papered and painted large porches and
lot; suitable for private sanitarium; S75
mo-. $ll 900. easy terms A. H. BROOKS,
3O16 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. Phone
Clarendon 626.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1922 N ST. N.W.-Large, attractively fur
nished corner room. windows. daylight
closet; good meals; suitable 9 or 3: reas.
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1865 MINTwOOD PL. N.W.-NIcely fur
niShed room, southern exposure; meals
optional. To congenial people. Unlimited
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NEW HOUSE.
HAA 49,

Each arranged for two families: 4 bed
rooms. . baths. all new Improvements
paved street and alley: between Ga. ave.
and 10th st: possession with deposit.
Call Mr. WEAVER. Cleveland 1914,
WAPIE JAMES INC
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$4,950.
RRICK BUNGALOW

On 65-foot lot in restricted suburb OF
Bethesda Md: will build attractive brick
bungalow. with large living room, bed
rooms. tile bath with shower. kitchen ana
dinette combination with cabinet. modern
gas range automatic refrigeration, auto
matte heat sod and shrubs. concrete
street. sewer, water. gas. elec; various
plans to choose from: terms 81. 900 cash
and approximately S37 30 per month,
Phone Cleve 537I. MR.. HALL.
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WOODLEY INN. 1868 Woodley rd.-Exclu-
Sive home for paying guests, directly across
from Wardman Park; excellent meals
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
IN PETWORTH

5000 4th ST. NW.-S9O.O0.
Completely furnished. consisting of liv-
ing room dining room 3 bed rooms
kitchen tiled bath. Frigidaire. . porches
built-in garage.
I404 K. CAFRITZ. DIST. 1880.
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Arranged for families; Daths 2-car
stripped automatic heat, recreation room.
paved street and alley. $500 cash, bal.
like rent. Call MIR. FIELDS, Georgia 2042.
EDGEMoOR, MD.-COLoNIAL FRAME; z
rooms, > baths. in new-house condition.
Fireplace. garage; lot 6O-ft. 'front.' $3.50;
small cash payment; no trust renewal
for 10 years.
1901 18th u St. l. NV. ESS National S3 500.
ON 18th ST NE. NEAR CT ROOMS a
bed roomsJ. bath. brick; Colonial front
porch. new h.-w;h h. plant, cleo; beautiful
front yard, neatly iandScaped; deep back back
Price only S5.95O positively no less) mod
crate cash payment balance $40 per month.
phone District 45OS.
LARGE, BEAUTIFUL HOME. LIKE NEW.
pon phOne NE Metfopotan s6 nT daS4 right
BETHEsDA-BARGAIN FOR SALE BY
owner Groom and bath house. in good
condition: West Chevy Chase Heights. one;
half block of Wis. ave; attic and full
.-car garage. lot 6OxI5O. Price, $3.50;
$500 cash. monthly payments less than
4fHt' 4s5. Possession at once Phone Bradley
THE HOME BARGAINS OF THE YEAR.
Ref9Ts you decide e buy 3 see ths S%9 dis
9tGf ham dive cSeHy % Chase sh Nd Pficed very
low for quality homes.
Drive out Wisconsin ave. past the D. @.
line. turn left on Nottingham drive 70
~o BRADY BROTHERS, NC. ON.
SMALL GUEST HOUSE, EXCELLENT
baths; new; h.-w.h.; completely furnished
and equipped $4,000 required.
ERODE 4 COLBERT. INC. Natl. 1875.
S9,45O-NEw DETACHED BRICK HOME.
& rooms, 2 tile baths: large lot; garage;
one of the best new home buys in NV. d. c.
BRoDiE & COLBERT. INC. Natl. ss75.
S7.45O-NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME;
in good NV. neighborhood. q rooms, tile
bath with shower, open fireplace; full, light
basement slate roof; large lot; garage
sRcoDiE l. COLBERT. INC. Natl ss75.
461I MORGAN DR.-DETACHED BRICK.
soutSoTn Sn1n' at Der cent
cash, balance easy terms.
H. L. RUST CO..
1901 18th St NV National 500.
1915 HoLBRooK TERRACE NE.-coR-
bsf bstrin nGuss ssrase 'S49i SGd poTeRes s $1,000
1eo4 H St. NE. Lincoln 1891
FIRST SHOWING.
homes a"t'q looms. m sstS9' recrestion 1 room
finished attic. Electric health Kitchen.
Large Handicapped lot, 50xl25 feet. De-
6i15 5th ST. N.w-OPEN DAILY.
HORNING REALTY CO.
Tower Building MA. 2O30
NEW HOUSE
$500 Cash.
Each arranged for two families: 4 bed
rooms. . baths. all new improvements:
paved street and alley: between Ga ave.
and 18th st: possession with deposit.
Call Mr. WEAVER. Cleveland 4944.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
81. .950-BRICK BUNGALOW
A well-built all-brick new bunea-
low of rooms modern bath and
kitchen. excellent hot-wateT heat
ing system. attic. Situated on q
large lot 4Ox157 in convenient
location. Near schools. stores and
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1921 10th ST. N.W-Attractively fur
nished double room in private home; twin
beds Snmi-DriVate bath
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1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-One
single. room; also large room for two or
three Sami-nriVata hath reasonable
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WANTED no RENT-HOUsES.

WANTED. BY JAN. i--s-RM. HOUSE. IN
Ch. Ch, D. C.. near Conn. ave. Give rent.
location, all details. Address Box HAT,
Star of1eA
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I.22 N ST: N.W.-NeWIy 1urnlshed sinRIe
or basement room; good meals. End floor
front for 3. each $40.
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WOODRIDGE-Clean. comfortable room.
second floor. private family; light house
keeping; near cars and bus; reasonable.
Phone North 675O-J
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ETD CT cuOWTNG

7
Beautiful new deta ched brick colonia
home. rooms, . baths. recreation room
finished attic. Electric health kitchen
Large Handicapped lot, 50xl25 feet. De
tached brick garage.
6ll5 5th ST NW-OPEN DAILY.
HORNING REALTY CO.
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BOB KENNEDY NW.-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. Semi-priv bath; new tabletop stove;
light, heat. gas. phone included. Apt. re-
throughout.
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| 715 PRINCETON PL NW-LOVELY .
rooms, kitchen. private bath: recreation
i NOFPh
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TOMORROW
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H. L. RUST CO.,
nAl hInat Il icAInr oil

ON 18th ST NE. NEAR CT ROOMS a
bed rooms). bath. brick; Colonial front
porch new h-wh plant, elec.; beautiful
front yard. neatly handicapped; deep back
yard to alley; new floors. range. linoleum.
shades etc. everything in new condition.
Price only So. $50 positively no less): mod
crate cash payment balance $40 per month.
Includes interest and principal. OWNER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

| screened back porch. 1st floor; cleo, gas
and h.-w.h.; convenient. 1915 W. Va.
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RENT-STORES.

3707 Gath ST. MT. RAINIER Md
Ideal for &c. and 10c store or drug store.
Phone Lincoln O400 1O%
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BLVD PROPERTY
SALE-LOTS,

lust SELL HOME SITE. IOOxl so,
stores. bus etc: only S495. Adams 1885.
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MORRIS GEWIRZ.
GEORGE W. HUGUEl

MAURICE D. ROSENBERG.
JULIUS !. PEYSER.
ALFRED l. BENNETT.
Attorneys for Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN & son AuCTToNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF MODERN AND
ATTIC STOEE-FRONT APARTMENT
BUILDING CONTAINING SEVEN
APARTMENTS LOCATED AT 2633
SIXTEENTH STREET. N w, WASH
INGTON D C.. TOGETHER WITH a
THREE-STORY RESIDENCE ADJOIN-
ING CONTAINING TEN ROOMS AND
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RooMs-FURN. AND UNFURN.

1909 FLORIDA AVE. N.E-Private home;
will furnish room for refined employed
young lady; reasonable. Sunday or after
8 pm. week days.
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1859 EUCLID ST NW-Desirable room,
and bath; all conveniences Adams 1858
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compensation insurance in the Lin
coin Travertine room. The meeting
is to be open to chamber members
and their guests.
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Deaths Among Indiana Residents

FLoRA--Dr. Thomas Kearns, S. Sur
yivors: Widow; brothers. william and
Harry Kearns.
P3RU-Mrs. Angie Marie Landrum 40.
Survivors: Widower Gilbert: parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Marsh: daughter Mrs.
Opal Irene Wolhford; sons, Earl and John
Landrum.
RICHMoND-Miss virginia Addeletta.
II; Survivors: Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas Price.
Mrs. Alice, vossler Holley. Survivors:
Widower; John: listers. Mrs. Seth Kinley,
Minnix brothers, John, Chris, Louis and
Frank Vossler.
CAMBRIDGE CITY-Mrs Sarah Croker
Worl. 81. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Stella
McGeath, son. Charles Worl.
GREENSBURG-Mrs Martha Ann Talk
nRton, S.. Survivors; Sons. William and
Clarence: daughter Mrs. Evermont Barnes:
brother. Thomas Talkington.
SULLIVAN Edsil Bosstick. 81 Survivors.
Widow, Madeline; daughter Mrs. Robert
Norton; brothers. Perry and James B0s-
stick sisters. Mrs. David Cline. Mrs. Jane
Butss ard Mrs. Belle Beckett.
BLUFFTON-Albert Watson. 30.
PORTLAND-Miss Letitia Mccartney, 81.
Survivors: Sister and two brothers.
ANGOLA-William Wesley Uhl, IS.
Raleigh Smurr, 81.
KENDALLYILLE-Mrs Martha Isbell. IS.
Mrs. Azora Rimmel, 30.
HUNTINGTON-Omer C. Smith. So Sur
vivors: Widow; daughter, three brothers
and two sisters.
DUNKIRK-Myra Jones Il. Survivors:
Father and step-mother.
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CENTER PoIST-Mrs. CAME Barnhart,
II. Survivors: Widower. William; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Stages; sons, Edgar, Carl
and Harry.
FORT wAYNE-Michael CATER "a. Sur
vivors: Daughter. Mrs. Louis Phillips; Sor 5,
Larry. Martin. Lawrence. Norbert, Robert,
Edward and Roland; brother, Peter CATER;
sister, Mrs. August Renzy.
wAYNETOWN-Josep Fouts. IA, farmer.
Survivors Widow, Cora; sons, Claude,
Roscoe and Charles D. Fouts; daughter,
Mrs. Harold F. Pearson; brother, John D.
Fouts.
KoKoMo-Mrs Ella Kennel, SIS. Sur
vivors Daughter, Mrs. Charles Guerre;
SON. Roner Rathf
TWELVE MILE-Mrs Henry Huddleston,
Ephraim Huddleston; step-sisters, Mrs.
Susanna Rhinehart and Mrs. Elizabeth
ShaHer.
MARKLEyILLE-Jo Cook, SO, farmer.
Survivors. Daughter, Mrs. Fannie Brum-
field; brothers Lorenzo and Eli Cook.
SULLIvAN-M5-. Kathryn Barniske, ~.
Survivors WidoUer. Joseph; sons, john
and Joseph Jr.; daughter, Miss Anna
Barniske; sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell.
Mrs. Heline NJ. Cochran, rs. Survivors:
Daughters. Mrs. George Stevenson and
Mrs. A. H. McMillen; sons Claude, James
and w w. Cochran: brother Elijah Moss.
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SEALS GO ON SALE
IN BANKS SATURDAY
Booths to Open in Other
Downtown Places.

Christmas seals are to go on sale
in the downtown district Saturday,
Mrs. j. William Wright, general
chairman of the downtown booth
committee announced today. Sale
is to continue until Dec. "a.
Miss Jay Stringer is in charge of
a seal booth at L. S. Ayres & Co.
Other booths are to be located in the
Claypool, Lincoln, Indiana National
Bank, American National Bank and
Merchants National Bank. The
seals also may be purchased in
downtown drug stores and in post
office branches.
Organizations assisting are Pi
Beta Phi, Alpha Gamma, WomenS
Overseas League, Children's Sun
shine Club of Sunnyside Sanator-
ium, Sunnyside Guild, Women's
Auxiliary to the American Mail
Association, Meridian Heights White
Cross Guild and the Twelfth Dis
trict Auxiliary of the American Lee
gion.