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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-10
NAz| AMBASSADOR To
GREAT BR|TAIN DEAD
Leopold Won Hoesch Suffers
Heart Attack.
By United Press

LONDON, April 10.-Leopold Won
Hoesch, German ambassador to
Great Britain since November, 1892,
died suddenly today. DR.. Hoesch
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BARRIERS SECRETARY
SUCCEEDS SHANESSY

William Birthwright Named Head of
International Union.
William c.. Birthwright, general
secretary treasurer of the BARRIERS
International Union, today was
chosen president of the organization
to succeed the late James C. Shan
essy, veteran labor leader.
Mr.. Birthwright is to fill the post
until the election next year. He lives
at 500 E. 58th-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-10

Of. VUH HUtSCH served IN Paris.
at the foreign of
flee, and in London-where he was
stationed at the outbreak of the
World War. x
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1890 ACRES
Near WASHINGTON

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO. VA.
This property is clear. of debt and is
ideally located and suited for subdivision.
game preserve or county estates. 1t lies
in one complete hodv. with z miles OF
State road frontage. Of which some Is hard
surfaced. with miles frontage on main
and siding at property. All local trains
will stop at property. Commuters fare
only IA cents to Washington. 1t Is IL
hard roads with city electricity and school
buses available in white neighborhood.
This land is covered with beautiful trees.
stone auarries and q creek for boating.
This land was a part Of the famous RAJ
vensworth estate so widely known IN his
tory. Price, $50 per acre as whole:
one fourth cash, balance over . long period
OF years: No agents; traders or option
Annandaie. Fairfsx County. Va. at tie
end of Columbia Pike. Phone Alexandria
43-F-41. Address Alexandria. Va, Route 3.
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1909 L st. NV, Room 204.
See MRS SANDRIDGE.
OUTSTANDING BUYS.

I: Modern apt; bldg on 10TH S ST. Close &C Sc
required Location the best. Price right.
Rare opportunity for substantial invest
3. Fireproof apt. SGT 800: 8 apis;
rental. $1,000; best NV. location; terms;
g. Modern corner apt, bldg 30 units UNITS
sos 900. Worthy your inspection imme-
diately.
story fireproof apt; low rents at $4,000
annually. viii yield 40fs on $4,000 cash
ieau'eu ANTON KoERBER.
1914 X st NV. National 3076.
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A SPECIAL,

1924 @ ST.N.W.
rooms bath. cleo LIGHTS: brick ano
frame: good sized lot; rent S45 m Sntrn,
nolitan Cr19
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NEAR SILVER SPRING.

NEAR SILVER SPRING.
only S15 per acre; productive soil; 100
acres. brick house. fine streams orchard;
oHARE ESTATES. 224 r ST. NE.
FINE DAIRY FARM. EQUIPPED; 500
acres; 200 acres timber, balance in grass;
from Washington; 1Q-room modern home
in grove Of trees; also 1O-room Colonial
home and good tenant en- c ho9Ses; t,is PaTn
and blood tested cows and heifers; 1e fine
horses and colts; all feed crops, STOCK and
assume Federal loan; balance can be ar
ranged This is one Of the finest farms
IN Y; 8. A and pays Its owl own oiiiS a,rfs ss
M nonnfy Va. at the end Of Columbia Pike.
Phone Alexandria 43-F-41:
IFS ACRES. SITUATED IN LoUDouN
county Va. 80 miles from the city city. o. o
M Sssxeen fontes 50 ana Eli on GOOD
We'll watered and well fenced. with Amer;
lean woven wire fences for outside and
iop hogs. The soil is very fertile and pro;
90 acres in wood and timber. with good
Buildings ample and in very good con-
soes with the the ts sSs' 'l ''l :,
SON. 4O5 Doniphan Bldg. Alexandra, Va.
Phone Alexandria $40.
i59 ACRES. SITUATED ON THE JOHN
County. va miles west Of GAINESVILLE and
80 miles southwest Of Washinstoni D. n e
cultivation. the balance in pasture and
timberland or woodland.
This is in good Agricultural section
and is well adapted for general farming
or stock raising. Would make a nine
dairy farm. -
The buildings are in good condition.
house is a seven rocA frame. with large
stone chimneys and dreplaces. Pressure
water system. which furnishes plenty OF
water the year round throughout the
house. The farm is well watered by
wells and streams.
This is priced to sell to close an estate
and is so well financed that any one with
some cash and q general knowledge OF
farming can pay for the farm and make
. GOOD income from the farm.
Apply to A. 8. DONIPHAN & SON. 405
poniphan Bldg.. Alexandria. Va. Phone
Alexandria $40.
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DODGE 1888 de luxe sedan. Orieinal
black finish CLEANS like new. Equipped
with six wheels, fender wells. trunk rack.
oval horns T gh1s wpers cusfnm nr
made slip covers heater, etc. Mileage very
low and 4 of the tires are almost brand
new Insurance and taxes paid. Must
sell to liquidate an estate. Wise. $780,
any evening from to o'clock.
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UPPER 14th ST. APARTMENT.
Rent 21,000-Price. S95. 900.
SHAPIRO. National S949.
CALL US FOR SAFE
INVESTMENTS.

CALL US FOR SAFE
INVESTMENTS.
Upper 18th st. Store-S4. 600.
nice store for quick sale; can De
bought at less than first trust; rented.
APARTMENT BUILDING.
on one of the best located small apis. in
the D. c.: beautifully arranged and a gem
in construction; shows fine net income.
K ST. HOME, $3.50.
All-brick: rented for SAB so to splendid
tenant; 9 r. and bath. h.-wh., cleo. hgnts,
take your pencil and figure this as an
investment
INTERPRETATION,
District 5000 11O6 Vermont Ave.
Sundays-Nights. Adams 0620.
LOWER 10th sT--F1NE PROPERTY; is
rms, 4 baths: best rooming location III
city; S17.500: fne terms.
1900 block Clifton st.-10 rms: goo H
condition: ami. 2 baths: price. S"@oo'
N st. mr.. 13th-12 rooms. 3 baths run
paying tenants: $4,000: easiest terms ar
1909 L st. NV, Room 204.
See MRS SANDRIDGE.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM FOR FRUITS, BERRIES. IHOSn'
pGu a lake rooms
sSrubbery Price, $4,000. reasonable terms.
aEoR aSf DnG sssa ano 1851 1inssnd
and Of distress farm sales; now here Is
your opportunity l57 acres q excellent :sl e..
ssip SsfS
highway, in Virginia. within As minutes
o only aug 50m WITH essS snd bal.
sna iii per H ssns Interest Vs yearly H. B.
town, Nd. Good groom house; electricity.
Ss s OF Cash. ate SoCa t!e fsSE sss9e
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DAIRY FARM
bl7 acres: 3 miles west Of Germantown.
125. a. pasture. well watered: II a. wood
h saa m Sta9m soeoW dairy
bank barn. 5Ox10O milk house 34x24: b
sepons GRef to sesnre hs
grade dairy farm: immediate possession;
price. $4,000: reasonable cash payment.
oalr re a Ss
Repr. Federal Lang Bank South bOule-
Anna AshEs Ws2S IMPROVED 20 afs
dwelling and clubhouse: ami. Also Groom
Address Box ASK. Star ONCE.
WINTER HOMES AND FARMS ON BEAU
m aaS ana oSERi5n Nffa sf La Plata
132 ACRES. VA-IoO CLEAR: GOOD
t to SO. 81 900. See MORAN, Merrlfsid.
Va. Falls Church 353-J-2. District 755S.
400 ACRES-S6 900.
33 miles south D. c.; o rooms and bath:
stab Var s eons o9Ssr
tenant houses and 3 large tobacco barns
now filled with tobacco; sassafras sandy
Sus . rH H15oT F. MENK. -s.. .
1897 Park Rd. Columbia 7s45.
and n pfime ssTe ne wn 81
i SSS terms g FAy FL : f9%EEI aein;
4 ACREs-soME SHADE AND FRUIT; 5 r.
CASH n0u All f 3R Rt 81 prop for sale Write
oW Rh2ns h fer Vs Phone pAo Henri
400 ACRES. SO. MD.-F1NE TOBACCO
| barn. large corn crib Groom frame
house needs repair; lots Of timber. pulp
| and wood. Price, S4.250. FRED B.
CUSHMAN. 106 N. Adams ST.. Rockville.
Md,
1855 A. OLD STONE HOUSE. STONE
| barn; good stream. running water In each
| field, fine grazing land. good community;
must be sold; ST. 900.
go a.. Groom house large barn; hne
| stream chocolate soil mostly level: man
| highway; $500: terms.
PEET,
| o125 Lee Highway. Clarendon I'll.
95 ACRES ON STONE Road IN MONT
ff and is lie level n and buildings ali ali sood
Consisting Of 7-room house with run
ming water; nice barn. 20x30; new hog
| house and chicken house. with running
| water. Price $500.
| FRED B. CUSHMAN
100 N. Adams ST.. Rockville. Md.
ON CEMENT HIGHWAY. WITH LARGE
frontage y mile from Potomac River;
poui mleS fa tr9m ti a ema fieh soi r
heavy timber. Piain s-room dwelling
with electricity only; outbuildings. hen
houses etc. offered as walkout prop
osition. with immediate possession to
| include > horses. . cows. 400 chickens
| farm machinery and harvested corn
| crop of 800 bu.. at the low price OF
0''0O' FRED B. cUsHMAN. .
loo N. Adams St. Rockville. Nd.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TRUCKS FOX YALE.
CHEVROLET 1895. IA tons. closed panel panel
perfect condition: unusual bargain. LOO
10th st. NV.
DODGE SEDAN DELIVERY. 1895. S4o0 GO;
no trade: bargain. Phone Adams . r"s
Address No. IL Grant circle NV. u
DODGE 1890 4-cyl-. I-ton heavy duty:
economicai to operate: s4s. Call Sunday
Woody. rear 1316 N. CapltoI:
EORD naneI delivery truck. 1882. model;
1l3-inch wheel base must sell; Will han fon
any city light delivery JOB: hne cohu'1Ioh III
can arrange to finance. Col. OUOf. II
WILLYs 1885 II panel delivery; why not
buy the truck you need for the JonP Ec on.
omy. looks and easy to handle IN uaif for
this vest-pocket edition will operate ioI
half what the others DO IKE new Hwds snu
Reo-Terraplane Champlain 81. ~ naio-
rama. Columbia 1910. ---------
GENERAL MOTORS truck, 1880. l..o TON
panel; motor overhauled and IN gooa c on,
esition throuehout; try this one before o you
buy; only S195. Fleming MotT,s sir 81 1t
Kalorama I'd. Columbia 1910.
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WEII-LOCATED APT.

IN HIGH-CLASS SECTION.
Upper NV, not far from stores. theater,
bank bldg. in fne condition; new boiler:
foof and incinerator; rents very low dor
this section; trustees asking s@I .OOO
small cash and reasonable terms: good
bldgs. this size scarce. See M. Drew.
Net Net; gss7i nj, ELIOT MIDDLETON @o'
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CADILLAC 1-pass. Fleetwood limousine;
de luxe equipment. g wire wheels. This
car was turned in by its ORIGINAL owner;
has had excellent care. has been serviced
you will have to see this car to appre-
ciate its condition as 1t is priced right TO
sell quick: S115. c. G. c. guaranty. Capl.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Z ACRES ADJOINING ROCKVILLE
fine location for few houses. FRED B.
106 N. Adams ST.. Rockville,
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR CAR-We
win lend YOU full market value on your
car. Cash in minutes. Borrow on your
car and pay for that vacation. old bills,
etc Nolan Motor Co.. iii 18th st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Of the COMPTROLLER Of the Currency: WASH
fngton b c.. August 81. 1936-Notiee Is
hereby siven to Al persons who ma, have ave
Loan Associat ton Of washington. D. O."
that the same must be presented to M. 7,
Barnett, Jr., Receiver with the legal PROOF
thereof within three months from This oate
" 'A tsiened5 = r r. ocoNNoR.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
auC1 mol
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CADILLAC 1888 7-pass. Fleetwood sedan !:
formerly used by o high ofacial In the
Government and carries the prestige and
refinement of the hishest,prtced cars:
81 I95. &C. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadil-
lac Co.. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. o30O'
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249-245 OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
4 and family apts.. some with bed
rooms; one On corner, one semi detacneo:
facing Govt park; rents. $3.50 and
$4,000 yearly. VIII consider trade. Owner
BrRON, Net. 7760.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HIGHEST. PRICES PAID
Whether Car is Paid for or Not.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 18th St.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 18th st. nv De. 1900
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT
Warehouse. manufacturing plant or fac
tory. located in center of city and ideally
situated for distribution. Soft front by
l0O-ft. depth to wide paved alley.
JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SON.
SIS E. Capitol ST. Lincoln 0129.
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FARMS WANTED.

priced Give price location. description
w. @. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Bldg
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
Z ACRES FRONTING DIRECTLY ON De
tense Highway; level land. trees, SmaH
building. electricity; $3.50. Cleveland ga
3s5-AcRE TOBACCO FARM. IL MILES
b, C.; . houses. !. tobacco barns. excellent
tobacco soil; SIS $500, terms: w. G. VIII.
LIAMS. Metropolitan Bank. Bldg. IL
so ACRES ON STATE ROAD, CLEAR aA7
qs5ss HaFSas5 Fs,rtsT H. FAH Hs
az ACRES, 5-RoOM HOUSE BARN. 3
large chicken houses. well water. - acres
cleared land: So 500, $500 cash. $40
iss acres. Groom house and n .tt tenant
good land; 81 600. terms: Erwin REALLY
co. Call Hyattsyille 165.
GO Doc 1AR Fen Hosd
d aTI. nare sfnn at slrsa% CASH Ad
"a ACRES FERTILE LAND EXCELLENT
buildings. room DWELLING. large base
S1en1 barn and all other necessary ; r one.
$3.50, i: MITGHE E.Ti. H e6naeb. Va Va
Phone ss7-F-2I.
n YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE Or
Farms Or a small chicken ranch ;na,u have
Colonial estates. These tracts are located
in historic Fairfax County. Va: and range range
from 10 acres to 5U3S ss NOV M WaSb,nFt as
md on hard roads. See MASON HIRST
Annandaie Fairfax County vsi xsnd The
s esooFe41 address Alexandria. Route 8
BECAUSE OF ADVANCING, AGE AND
illness Of husband. will sell at a sacri;
re %Ede A hSm and Uh
acres. Q large rooms. frame house. oank
barn stabling 4 head of horses, Il c COWS:
6oTse i carriage house. 2 hog pens.
Place eouiuped for dairy lg,p and p0 dairy
businesses: never.faillns Spsmg a. u HnnS
repair; fences good; convenient TO churcheS
Of various denominations; school bus 2
.0Ye saTshss call rs # R5fss
r. D. .. Mt. Airy. Md.
1s9 LcREs ON HARD ROAD: 33 MI, MILES
in grass: ia-mile frontage; good room
house. bath. Delco lights, basement pres. pres
stone chimneys and fireplaces; shade; B
wells, stream and creek; necessary OUT
buildings; fruit. beautiful view OF noun,
store; price. $3.50, assume long-time loan loan
of $1,000, balance cash. See MASON
H1RST Annandale. Fairfax County Va, at
che snar end 4 q Columbia Pike pn0ne AleN
30 ACRES. IL MILES DISTRICT LINE IN IN
Southern Md; roads. trees. creek; $500
terms. Phone Metropolitan 4530.
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE, $50 ACRES
directly fronting Leesburg High 1sws 1 4e
old trees. Forest and meadow; Io- ren
stone dwelling. barn. tenant house: Stu,
600: other attractive offerings in favorsd
sections of Va. and Md. GEORGE W.
SUMMERS. 1921 H. Met. 3448. Ad. T232.
HISTORIC HOWARD co; MD, HOME
stead Stone house. built $50 yrs, ~
rooms, once home of eminent Governor Of
MARYLAND. Two other stone bldgs, 2I3
acres rolling productive land, well farmed
and stocked. woodland. orchard. ample ample
Howard Co.. Md, farm. 2S5 acres at $50
Der acre, must be sold. Large home ana
other bldss.. productive land, woodland WOODLAND
and water-a farmers farm: 20 miles
from downtown; very good buy:
Another go acres. only $1,000; real
bargain; quantity timber. woodland. large
stream and small brooks; 100 acres clear
land; 6-r. house and barn, on hard ROAD.
r. B. FARQUHAR.
1898 Euclid st. NV. Adams O3O3.
NEAR SILVER SPRING.
SSIoe;po o,,t this old estate ct half price.
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LOTS WANTED

foTs OR ACREAGE IN THE DISTRICT
~ Columbia wanted for immediate build
ins Of row houses family zap apartm peass
s i ,ot and souare or parcel number and
stafe when owner may be seen. Address
Roy BLK Star ONCE.
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CHEVROLET 1882 Victoria coupe: care
fuiiy driven; excellent tires, perfect mo.
tor original finish; s245. Phone Dec. S"5s'
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FORD 1885 coupe: rumble seat: private
owner perfect condition; must sell Al
once Lincoln $40. Mr.. Taylor ii.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FURNISHED DESK SPACE IN LAWYER
suite, notary in ONCE; reasonable rental.
SIG District National Bank Bldg
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DODGE 1885 5-pass. sedan: metallic
and a very clean car; S525; c. C. G.
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1872
22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun.
and eve.
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FORD VS. 1884 de luxe roadster. with
c smo ", sea- sood condition: $3.50 cash.
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fOhD 1888 de luxe coupe, with ru1bie
seat; black baked enamel finish, safety
glass all windows. dual horns and tail.
lamps; ralo eauipped; 5 excellent tirex
guaranteed. Wisconsin Motors 18th and
M SITS. NV. West 1912
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BUICK 1890 de luxe sedan: good tires;
grand shape; lady owner; cheap; terms.
BARGAIN Lot. ne. cor. Sth and NJ SITS. Nv.
CADILLAC 1888 convertible sedan: de
upholstery and top perfect condition;
priced right to sell quick: S595. C. c. G.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1.22
and eve
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FORD 1882 Model B. sport phaeton:
everything new. belonged to young lady
ana never used; cheap; terms. BARGAIN
Lot. ne. cor. 9Th and M SITS. NV
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR sALET2oo!;;AcRE EARN E, Iss ON. ON s eonE
rsniance 1s-acre plot with BUNGALOW on
ssIt Water z mile from State road I,v nsar
Rnck Point. Md. JAMES F. MATTHEW'S.
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sedan. built-in trunk Late model. prac-
tically a new automobile; mechanically
perfect; spotless upholstery fully guaran-
can save So75 from its new delivered price.
It's a genuine bargain. New-car finance
rates; months to pay. Standaro MOTOR
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IUICK 1896 small de luxe sedan. practt-
ally Lew See Mr.. Gaddess at Buick
ln1S
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400 ACRES-S6 600.
33 miles south D. c.; 10 rooms and bath.
pre-civil War house. in good condition
. tenant houses and 3 large tobacco barns.
now filled with tobacco; saSsafras sandy
loan soil; number springfield streams; I'M
questioned value: terms.
THEODORE F.. MENK.
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DODGE 1888 sport coupe with rumble
cine with free wheeling: hydraulic brakes:
very good tires: $3.50: guaranteed; easy
terms: Stohlman Chevrolet, 1907 M st.
NV West 1916.
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lord 1882 de luxe coupe: must sacrifice:
only 1928. terms. Mr.. LOTUS. 310S Geor.
eia
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FORD 1884 de luxe royal roadster; rum
BILE seat: special care given this car: like
new; only 1857. Nolan, 18th and M SITS.
NV. District 400.
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FORD 1896 coach. like a new car; not
scratch on black finish. upholstery spot
less motor perfect; bargain at this
price: S495- Columbia Motor Sales, Inc.
1922 18TH St NV Decatur 1874
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REyTRIY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE BAY,
lots bungalows; terms: Gentiies only S sis
for booklet Address MAYO. co: Ma
WANTED-ON OR NEARBY CHEShp,E f,Asn1
River Accessible yet Isolated home. or or
building site: 10 to 100 acres: NUS Must, DC
attractive water front. Give Jul osSSri ~
ton r. B. FARQUHAR, 1888 EucHo s''
n AdamS 03O3
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LOTS FOR SALE.
fNAt-.AA
4-FAMILY LOTS.
44xI3O, 81. 200.
4Oxs Z. S. 400; =.

oHARE ESTATES. 3a40 r st. NE.
LOT. .117x195. EAST OF
slatr I'd. whole or part. Phone Capitoi
The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-28

burg address by John jackson
senior in the high school; a vocal
solo by Miss Opal Giebler; talk
by DIR. j. C. Budik, commander OF
the Redwood Falls Legion post
and the invocation and benedictior
by DIR. A. w. Ross of the Presby-
terian church-Clarence SchmiG
and Loretta Kolbet were present
ed the American Legion and Auxi-
liary watch awards as outstanding
students in the graduating class
The Redwood Falls Golf club de-
feated Marshall 1,137 to 1,145 on
the course here.-Fire believed to
have been started by a bolt OF
lightning caused $4,000 damages on
the A. j. White farm four miles
east of Redwood Falls, destroying
the barn, granary, machine shed
and hog shed. Two horses, one
cow, several hogs and 1900 bush
els of grain were lost in the blaze.
The farm was occupied by Frank
Sayre.-Fire destroyed the dwell
ing on the Phoebe Fuller farm
west of town. This was the fifth
blaze within a few weeks on farms
near Redwood Falls.
5 YEARS AGO
j. F. Steffl, Clements general
merchant, suffered the loss of his
building and complete stock by
fire for the second time in two
years. Damage was estimated at
$40, new brick front was
erected on Randgaard's cafe
Ward Cuff and Tom Finn scored
18 points to place Redwood Falls
fourth in the regional track meet.
Cuff was awarded a gold medal
for being the outstanding athlete
of the meet, scoring 16 points
Wilbur Arnett suffered a badly
bruised face when a well digging
derrick fell on him when it was
sideswiped by car.-W. L. Har-
dy began reconstruction activities
on the Palace store location
Mrs. John Clark, sc, Redwood
county pioneer, died in Minneapo-
lis. The body was brought here
for burial.-Announcement was
made that construction of a new
theatre would get underway soon
on Mill street.-Ross Brand was
named life guard at the bathing
beach, Finn and Arlene
Sampson were presented with the
Legion community awards at COM
mencement exercises.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-05-28
GOOD SAMARITANS FIND
VICTIM TOO HOSPITABLE

Roseau-The Good Samaritans
are all right around Roseau, but
the objects of their charity are
perhaps not worth the considera-
ton given them. Three Roseau
boys, returning from fishing trip
stopped to help driver who had
gone into the ditch. The victim
turned out to be under the in
fuence of liquor. When the car
was back on the road, the fellow
asked one of the boys to aid him
by driving the car for him. One
of them obliged while the others
proceeded ahead in their car. AS
soon as the accident driver got In
to his car, he pulled pistol and
ordered the youth to drive him to
st. Paul. He pointed his gun
right at the boys head, and prov
ed it was loaded by breaking it to
show cartridges in the chambers.
As luck would have it, the other
two boys had q fiat tire and hail
ed the drunk mans car. Imme-
diately the unwilling driver jump
ed out, hurriedly told his compan-
ions, and they all ran into the
woods, leaving their car on the
highway. The drunk man finally
drove away.