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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-25
Seventh Election District,
American University Park

Ellsworth, Elmer E. and E.-Lots
IS and SO, Block 10, and improve
ments, american University Park
as described in q deed recorded in
liber 368, folio 128. Taxes, interest
and costs $52.46.
Eghtbown, Cooper C.-Lots 20,
q, 80, 80, n, 18, 10, 33, and 81,
Block 10, and South Part original
Lots /, 2, 3 and A, Block 10,
American University Park" as de.
scribed in a deed recorded in iber
686, folios 456 and 457. Taxes, in
terest and costs $72.19.
Sears Roebuck and Company-Lots
48 to 81, inclusive, Block 10, and
improvements, American University
Park" as described in deed recorded
in hber 524, folio 1877. Taxes, inter
est and costs $45.2S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-25

Marsh, BurreN H. and Meta k
Lot 10, Block C Section 8, Chevy
Chase" as described in a deed re.
corded in iber 628, folio 48. Taxes
interest and costs $67SS.
Mess, Albert B. and Mary L.
Lot 8, Block D, and improvements,
Section 8, Chevy Chase" as de
scribed in a deed recorded in libeq
438, folio 40. Taxes, interest and
costs $117.94.
Robson, Stuart Hot II, Block
C, and improvements, Section 8,
Chevy Chase, as described in deed
recorded in liber 604, folio 268
Taxes, interest and costs $99.1O.
Stephenson, Guy B. and Sigrid II.
Lot 1, Block E, and improvements
Section s, Chevy Chase, as described
in deed recorded in liber ABA, folio
46S. Taxes, interest and costs
$1,000.
Shea, Dennis C.-Lot IA, Block A,
and improvements, Section 8, Chevy
Chase, as described in a deed record
ed in liber 448, folio 179. Taxes,
interest and costs $47.26.
Townshend, Aaron R. and E. L.
Jr.-Lot 10, Block D, and improve
ments, Section 8, Chevy Chase, as
described in a deed recorded in hber
1858, folio 43. Taxes, interest and
costs $119.15.
Zeller, William A. and Hattie E.
Lot 1, Block 8, and improvements,
"Warren's Addition" as described in
a deed recorded in liber GA, folio
Alb. Taxes, interest and costs
$1,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-25
Seventh Election District,
Section "A, Chevy Chase

Collins, A. w. and Maude Blot
4. Block 4, Section 4B, Chevy Chase,
A described in a deed recorded In
liher 6l2, folio 88. Taxes, interest
and costs $166.46.
Parsons, James L. Jr.-Lot /, block
"a. Section "A, Chevy Chase, as de-
seribed in q deed recorded in hber 4O6,
folio 10. Taxes, interest and costs
$11.74.
Gwenson, NJ. Lot /, Block 4,
and improvements, Section "A, Chevy
Chase, as described in deed recorded
IN Nber SIS, folio 181. Taxes, interest
and costs $196.63.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-25
Seventh Election District,
BrOOkmOnt

Barber, Almon C. and Cecil-LOts
% and "a, and improvements,
"Broolmont" as described in a deed
recorded in liber 6S4, folio 399.
Taxes, interest and costs 1886.
Brown, Elmon and Odell-LOts 20
and e. Block Is, and improvements,
~Brcolmcnt" a. described in q deed
recorded In hber $50, folios 40 and
IN. Taxes, interest and costs 368.Bo.
Bennett, Nelson and Rose Bernice
Lots 3 and 4, Block IL, "Brook-
mont" e described IN Q deod record
Cd IN Hb0r 602, folio 1T. Taxna.
interest and eosts e10.eA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-25
Seventh Election District,
Section S, Chevy Chase

ONeill, John E. and Elestine R.
Part of lot 2. block 3, and improve
znsnts, Section s, Chevy Chase, as de-
sexibed in q deed recorded in hber
Sc. folio 115. Taxes, interest and
ceuts $127.6z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-25

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
SUPREME
COURTS FALL
term OCT. 9TH
Significant Test Cases to
Come Before Tribunal;
400 Appeals Filed
By RUSSELL TURNER
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON Sept. II.
(UP)-The supreme court, CON
vening October 4, faces a docket
laden with legal battles which VIII
vitality affect the lives of Amerl-
can citizens.
Among nearly 400 appeals al
ready filed and awaiting the
courts pleasure were cases rang
ing from the governments effort
20 fine the Illinois Central rail
road for alleged cruelty TO am
mails TO attacks on constitutions
atty of the Securities Exchange
and Commodities Exchange regu-
latory acts.
Among other major questions
awaiting the answers Of the court
are:
/. Whether the department OF
justice may continue its anti
trust action to dissolve the Alum
mum Company of America for
ALLEGED monopolistic practices:
=. How far the Tennessee Val
Ivy NuNiOillS may ~ III 10 pa
gram to lower electricity rates.
3. Whether Liberty bond own
crS who failed to turn in their
bonds when they were called by
the treasury two years ago may
now collect in gold on interest
coupons.
4. Whether the National La
Dor Relations act is applicable to
the shipbuilding industry, and
validity of an injunction issued
by Il federal district judge against
. threatened sit-down strike.
WATCH FOR NEW LINEUP
Chief popular interest conferred
around the courts so-called lib
eral conservative" lineup will be
during the coming term and what
il will mean in Interpretation Of
the constitution and the laws.
a question of interest to all is
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
BY HITLER KREIGHBAuM
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Sept. II. CUP
DR.. Irving Sherwood Wright OF
New York City, yesterday reveal
ed that infantile paralysis may
be due TO eating insufficient
fruits and too much exposure 20
sunshine.
In a discussion of vit%mm c
before the Georgetown medical
school Sannual extension course,
DIR Wright cited experiments IN
which monkeys exhibited a higher
resistance 10 infantile paralysis
when their diets included this
yitamin found in oranges and
other citrus fruits.
lie suggested that parents
might find il worthy of atten-
ton" 10 give their children extra
amounts of citrus fruits during
the season Sucn Us the late sum
mer and fall when intantl!e
paralysis outbreaks are normally
at their highs.
DIR. Wright stressed that the
work done ut Columbia univcrS-
ity had not been extended to hui
man beings but insisted the re-
suits showed cOncluSivelv that
there appeared to be some rela-
tionship between resistance TO
this disease and the amount oil
this citamin received.
The attempt to explain intan-
tile paralysis infection by dietary
deficiencies is a new approach TO
this medical puzzle OF controlling
this disease which usually strikes
children of the school age. An
outbreak now is claiming a more
than normal number of v;ctlmS,
particularly in Chicago and To-
ronto.
If the experiments at Columbia
university are confirmed, It may
be possible TO reduce materially
the number of persons attacked
by the simple process of watching
ones diet and Sunburn.
While the experiments rae too
ne wfor their basic principles to
be fully understood, DR.. Wright
said that apparently the vitamin
c "neutralizcs'' the infantile
paralysis virus. The Columbus
professor said tina THE sunlight
exposure factor apparently arose
fro mchanges in metabolisn
which make it impossible for the
sunburned individual to Absorb
the requisite amount of yitamir
c even though it was in his diet
DR.. Wright reported that use
of crystalline vitamin c was abb,
TO cure the disease scurvy will
it's accompanying increased fra
gility of the minute blood vessels
Eventually. he explained, it ma.
be possible TO use the doses o
this vitamin successfully agains
rheumatic fever, rheumatoi,
arthritiS, pneumonia and othe
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17

was y. II APP
pears that he
began writing
early. Honored
in the last year,
Vondel's por-
trait appears
on a Dut C h
stamp, portray
ing him as a
scholar.
YEA Service. lnSb
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
Too Much Sunshine Not Enough
Fruit Juices May Be Contributing
Causes For Enfantile Paralysis

pathological conditions.
Meanwhile Dr.. Sanford VI:
Rosentha!. ST., of the National
Institute of health, Washington,
tod how u chemical, known as
sulphanilamide. had cut down IA
taliticS from such diseases as in
fantiIe paralysis, meningitis, ty-
phoid fever, gas gangrene, Strep-
toCococcuS infections and lobar
pneumonia.
lie said that experiments Sug-
gcstcd that eventually it may be
possible u combine existing
serum treatment with drug Their
apy to CONQUER a number of dis
eases which now are battling
physicians. Additional refine
mentS of the drugs to be used are
necessary, he said, before the lab
oratory knowledge can be applied
generally in practice.
DR.. Frederick A. Reuter-, Wash
ington. said that the same drug
used by DR.. Rosenthal-sulphan-
ilamide-had been successful in
treating gonorrhea. He said that
startling results had been obtain
ed in giving sufferers OF this ven
nereal disease the drug in pill
form for three days. Some of the
cases recovered within a weeks
time.
He reported that in a Large
number" of patients recovery
was reported in approximately
nine out of 10 cases. However,
he warned that all the patients
complained of physical reactions
and said that one man had de-
scribed his sensations as compar-
able to being hit by truck.
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ADVERTISING LIST
1886 CITY TAX
CONTINUED from page six)

Continued from page six
Bonner, b. G. Estate, l house
and lot $50 Valley St., $500.
Bridwell, Lonnie, l lot Whitfield
St., $500.
Bridwell, w. NJ. house and
lot Whitfield St., l lot Valley st.
store building, $l0.40.
Bridwell, VIM, lot Valley St.,
S7.2O.
Brock, Jim, l house and lot
704 Beach St., $500.
Brown, b. f. Estate, 1 house
and lot 434 Harris ST., $751;.
Burgan, w. p, l house and lot
f. Pine St.. $500.
Burgin, Elizabeth r., l house
and lot Ash and 9th Ave-, $500.
Burgin, Lessee (Whitenstine), l
lot 1st Ave. E., $500.
Burnsides, j. c., l house and
lot SIS 1st Ave. w., $l5.17.
Carson, Jacob P, lot Brook
Ign, $500.
Carson, Jacob p, l house and
lot S. Washington St., $21.01.
Cash, James, lot 1st Ave. w.,
$3.50.
Collins, Fannie Est, l house
and lot Whitfield St., $8.40.
Creasman, Robert, l house and
lot 1913 Whitfield St., $S.16.
Crews, Margaret, / house and
lot Harris St., $26.40.
Cunningham, J. E., l house and
lot $40 Cherry St., $13.76.
Cunningham, U. E., l house
and lot 9Th Ave., $1,000.
Davidson, Thomas w., | house
and lot 434 Harris St., $3.50.
Davis, Cora, l house and lot
Cherry St., 1901.
Dogan, Simp Estate, 2 $40
acres and l house and lot, Dogan
house, $4,000.
Drake, Charlie, / house and
lot 443 Harris St., $14.00.
J Drake, Pink. l house and lot
Harris St., $16.21.
Edwards, Mary Lee. lot 18th
Ave., Sl.S1.
| Erwin, Arthur, house and
lot 719 Whitfield St., $8.4O.
Foster, Starks, lot 1st Ave-,
$2.40.
Fowler, Georgianna Est, l lot
Curry ST., $40.
Fowler, Georgianna Est. one
house and lot End Ave: E. and
King St., $4,000. B..
! Cash, Lownes, house and lot
near cemetery, $500.
Giles, Rev. G. S., l house and
lot Oak St., S7.2O.
Glosson, j. s., l house and lot
Cherry St., $500. :"
Goodsby, Eddie, house and
lot Valley St., $14.4O. "
Gregory, Willie B. and Lily B.
Miles, 2 houses and 2 lots Ash
ST., 1920.
Green, Hall Estate, ] house ono
lot Beach St., $9.O1.
Green, J. w., and wife, one
house and lot 7l5 Whitfield St.
$11.01.
Guinyard, Sherod, / house and
lot 2l7 Barnwell St., 1888.
Hawkins, Florence, house and
lot Beach St., $3.50.
Holmes, Cora, house and LOT
End Ave. E., $4,000.
| Holt, Tom, houses and lot.
1st Ave. W., $780,.
jackson, View, l house .ant
lot 91S Whitted ST., $3.50.
!. johnson, Henry, l. house and
lot Beach St., 1894. 'LE
lowers, Alberta, l house and
lot Valley St., SH.20. ''laI.s ss-s,
| Kennedy. Arthur, l house and
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Thompson, Clarence :
. vice and D..

Thompson, Clarence and >,
tie, l house and 10, po,r ~ \. "a
Morrow Co, $lLOl. "sSF
Thompson, Samuel. I
and lot Beach St.. yS,,o hocv
Walker, d. A., | honSo
Harris ST., $3.50. '' and b,
White, Margaret, | hons.
lot Justice ST., 1901, muse an
Williams, Charlie, , b.,,
lots Justice ST., $22.2l "'uSes an,
Williams, Jane Estate +,
and lot 7th Ave. w.. SD a. I nous
Wright, Richard Few w
house and lot BROOKLYN ; S,s,
Young, H. II. and 3,r %i.'@.
house and lot Ash St. 20 q %.
Young, Mary. ! house ' ~
Cherry ST., $3.50. ""0 %.
Young, Walter, | house ,,,,
Beach St.. $9.0G. "ac q
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17

MORE imam zoo years ai'ei ih'
VI time, true recognition is COM
Ing to Joost van Vondel, the
greatest of all Dutch writers and
the Shakespeare of his nation.
Here is the story Of man who,
though the greatest poet OF his
age, is scarcely known on this
side of the Atlantic.
One reason for the comparative
neglect of Vondel has been the
failure of the Dutch to translate
his works. 1t is only now that
translationS are being made and
the real depth of the man is be-
coming apparent.
Vondel was as much of a po-
litlcal writer as was Milton, but
while Milton was pamphleteer,
Vondel expressed his political
views figuratively in his poetical
works. His greatest work is
"Lucifer," the drama which places
him in a category with Shake
speare. Unfortunately, however.
he is little remembered for his
equally notable prose.
Born in 1887 in Cologne, the
son Of a.merchant, Baptist who
had fled from Antwerp to escape
the Spanish lnquisition, Vondel
moved to Amsterdam when he
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
lot Ash St. S9.01.

lot Ash St., 1901.
Shelton, Henry Est, ! house
and lot Whitfield ST., $7.Sf.
Shelton, Ollie, | house and lot
Valley St., $3.50. .a.
Shepherd, Win, l house and lot
Oak St., $1,000.
Smith, Addie p, house and
lot Beach St., $40.
Stagg, Frank, house and lot
n. Cherry ST., $29.0l.
Stoone, Juanita Owen, l house
and lot 7th Ave. W., $3.50.
Summey, Frances, house and
lot Valley ST., $1,000.
Summey, Rose, lot Ash St.,
$3.50.
Summey, William, lot Justice
St., $7.81.
Thompson, Burley, | house and
lot Oak ST., $15.01.
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LOT 426 4th Ave. E., 1881. ,ot
Wbitted St. $l1.66.' = ,.o .rd
Landrum, william, ! house anu an !.
lot 40 Harris St., s&cGsSll,i
Lawrence, Dave, L house 90 ana
,ot Reach and 9th Ave-, Ss.Io'
Nv Lewis, jamie, l house ana lou
beae CHS s'' olive, 1 house and lot
'a Ioyan. Mary, l house and lot
9th and Oak St., $8.4O.,
w owrance, Dock, l house ana
,ot. Loft Ave. w. and Justice St.,
Ivnch. ]. ]. heirs, l house and
LOT 3rd Ave. W., $40.
Lynch, Maggie, l lot Alamance
Mcclure, Annie, l house and
,ot Beach and 9Th Ave. East,
1888. :.
McMinn, Joe, house and lot
Curry St. $500. -,
Maxwell, w. D., house and
lot Ash St., $15.0l. ,
Merritt, Cappie, l house and
lot Barker St., $1,000.
Merritt, Cappie, house and
lot Cherry St., $7.2O.
Miller, Joe Estate, ! house and
lot Oak ST., / house and lot 7th
Ave. w., $14.40.
Miller, Mrs. w. A., l house and
lot 4th Ave. E., ! house and lot
Pine St., $27.60.
Mitchum, James, l house and
lot 9O6 Whitfield St., $l0.4O.
Mitchum, Nancy, house and
lot sol S. Whitfield ST., $500.
Moffitt, Mamie, l house and
lot 226 w. Caswell ST., $22.l9.
Morris, Charlie, l house and
lot Justice st., $1,000.
Morris, Leila, house and lot
$40 Beach St., 1920.
Morris, Marie, lot Justice St.
Morris, Mitchell Est, 2 houses
and lots End Ave. E., $3.l2.
Murray, Francis Est. a lots
near colored cemetery, $500.
Owens, Laura, l house and 3
lots Beach St., 5000.
Parks, Nero, l house and lot
Ash St., S9.01.
Pearson, Albert (AdmrD, one
house and lot Whitfield St., $9.Ol.
Pilgrim, Chris, l house and lot
5th Ave. E., $3.50.
Poole, Lily (trustee), ! house
and lot Ash St., $ll.4l.
Potts, Katie Lee, house and
lot sos Valley St., $500.
Powell, Cecil, 2 houses and
lots Caswell St., $26.O2.
Price, A. j., Estate, ! house
and lot 1st Ave. w., 5000:
Price, Minnie E., l lot Whitfield
St., $3.50. q,
Quarles, Edgar, lot Whitfield
St., $500. =,
Quinn, R. B., house and lot
Gil 7th Ave. W., $43.44.
Rankin, Will A., | house and
lot 1st Ave-, $10.2l.
Roberts, F. T., ! house and lot
1st Ave. W., S14.4O.
Robinson, Ben and Phoebe, l
house and lot Oak St., $500.
Robinson, Gustava NJ, l mouse
and lot 821 Oak ST., $S.sl. ,
Robinson, L. H., l house and
lot Oak St., $3.50.
Robinson, William, ! house and
lot 623 Whitfield St., $l4.4O.
Sample, Jane, l house and lot
Oak St., $3.50.
Sans, Mrs. Charlie, ! house
and lot Ash St., $500.
| Sanlnnr Hnnriatta [ house and
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Copyright 1897. NEA Service. Inc,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
.SALUDA APPLE
FESTIVAL SET

SALUDA, Sept. II. Especially q.
The week beginning Monday,
Sept. q, will be Apple Festival
week in Saluda. There will be
display of apples and apple prod
ucts in the building known as the
community hall.
An interesting program is be-
ing prepared for the week and
there will be u big dance at the
school gym on Friday night, Oct.
l, at which time will be the coro-
nation of the King and Queen of
the Festival.
Chairmen of committees are
House exhibit, II. G.. Laughter;
entertainment, NJ. B. Tut; dec
orationS, Mrs. Bessie Sonner; fes-
tival, Mrs. c. r. Haffenden; ad-
vertising, Mrs. o. V. Armstrong
finance, L. l.. Clippard. All to be
under direction of the county
agent, ]. A. Wilson.
USE THE WANT ADS
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Gov. Harry Nice
Faces Operation

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. H.
(UP)-Physicians last night or
dered an operatinon within AZ
hours on Gov. Harry w. Nice, OF
Maryland, who was stricken i'll
while attending conference of
governors at Atlantic City, n. }:
Nice only recently left hospital
here following an attack of ph!e-
bits and an infection which ne
cessitated the removal of his right
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
BATH TOO HOT

NORWOOD, Mass. (UP).
Clad only in towels, three uni
Identified men fled the Finnish
Steam Bath when it became too
hot for them. The building was
on fire.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17

Production of electric energy
IN Argentina shows marked in
crease over year ago.
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

Buick 1888 Model 56-S Coupe pOAH
Rumble seat. beautiful dark DOEfO
blue finish is excellent. clean interior
and tires like new: mechanically per-
feet Car No. $50: Emerson Orme
easy G.M.A.C. terms
EMERSON 8 ORME
II 3 N SITS. N. W. District 800
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

Buick 1885 4-DOOr Touring O7OO
Sedan-Built-in trunk. Model ID OO
36-41 (the most popular Buick ever
builD. driven only 7 months by origi-
nal owner. We are honestly telling the
truth when we say it looks. runs and
is as good as any new car the
street. You save 500 if you grab this
bargain today Remember, this price
holds for one day only. 9O-day new-car
guarantee Drive out tonight. you'll be
sorry if you miss this. Act today.
WADE BUICK CO.
Silver Spring. Md. Opp. b. & q. station
Open Evenings Till 10 SHep. 1872
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

1887 Buicks-we have one practically
new Buick Roadmaster 4-Door Tour.
ing Sedan with built-in trunk. Special
dual-speaker radio, s wheels with fen
der wells. This car has been driven
less than $50 miles by Mr.. Wade per-
sonally 1t has never been driven over
IS miles per hour and has never been
out of the city limits. Positively a
new car in every detail. Also carries
a new-car title and guarantee. AS a
special for days only we're offer
ing this practically BRAND-NEW
BUICK ROADMASTER at a discount
of $3.50 This is the largest discount
ever offered con a Buick car. Your
WADE BUICK CO.
Silver Spring, Nd. Opp. Il. T. o. Station
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

BUICK 1889 SEDAN-Painted very dis
tinctive Olive Gray. Powerful, easy to
drive. very comfortable. Tires fine. 90
day Sale Price $275.
PACKARD USED CARS
cath. NJ & N SITS. n W Republic 0146
The Washington times., 1937-09-15
WADE BUM w.
Silver Spring, Nd. Opp. Ii. T. o. Station


1887 Bulcks-Company-o and Of
officials cars positively no demon
strators incIuded) all series-2 and
door sedans-with or without trunks
also coupes; substantial discounts
ranging from s7s to 1857 apiece. New
car title and warranty. This may be
your last opportunity to buy a PRAC-
TICALLY NEW BUICK at such ire
mendous savings. Drive out tonight.
Well give you more for your car.
WADE BUICK CO.
Silver Spring, Md. Opp. B. & 0. Station
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

BUICK. 1881 De Luxe Sport Roadster,
S175, -Two-tone finish. cream wire
wheels trunk rack rear. new top: fine
tires and it runs perfectly; very sporty
and attractive. -
1925 goth St. n. ". District 0144
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BUICK

Buick 1889 Sedan - Just re- Q0HE
painted a beautiful blue: me- CDA So
chanicalIy perfect, tires practically
new; trade and easy terms.
WISCONSIN MOTORS
1901 NJ st. N. w. WEst 2974
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

AUBURN 1882 Coupe. sos: repossessed;
easy payments Also Auburn convertible
sport model with wire wheels. heater.
$50. 1904 South Capitol St. Line. 9075,
The Washington times., 1937-09-15
LOTS FOR SALE

CHEVY CHASE D. c-west Of Conn.
Ave. Level CORNER LOT. 75.foot front
payed streets all improvements trees
Priced for quick sale. CALL ME. HEAL nSIx;;
NATIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE
GEORGIA 14Os. --
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Lot 6ex110: very
desirable residential section. PRICED FlSnt'
Liberal terms Shepherd 2l3O.
SOUTHEAST, out Of the hish rent gone:
Acre lots $3.50: deep lOo-toot lots.
$500 Some wooded and bordering on
stream. Some high and clear. Drive IN al
the way on winding road: New Gu odlvlnon'
Easy terms. Drive out Pennsylvania aye.
s E.. turn right on 3Sth St. across Ala
bsma Ave, then take first turn ieit
Keep straight through past SuitlsnoI 2
miles TO Morningside sign. Spruce O14o-J.
500 BLOCK Of Col. Rd. \. W. suitable for
flats, ants or row houses: 46xlOO IT.
price, So 500 National 2405.
CoLoRED-BEAUTTUL LOTS in North
east S9750 mp: 81 down. 81 MONTH
National 1850 for spgotntmsnI
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANT TO BUY HOUSES
HARRY B PITTS co:
1919 18th St. n. W. ME. O1Uo
sS~~>>~~~~~NNNN>~~~~>>~~
MINISTERIAL LOANS
The Washington times., 1937-09-15

AUBURN 1886 2-Door 5-Pass Coupe, beau
tiful green paint. spotless upholstery
excellent tires motor in excellent condi'
ton. low mileage; price, $475. c. G. G;
guarantee Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1929 22d
St N. W. Ma. 5000. Open evenings;
closed Sunday
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DE SOTO

De Soto 1885 4-DOOr Touring 0INO
Sedan - Built-in trunk: re- DfHO
duced &sS for 4s hours. Very low
mileage and you can readily see its
original owner treated 1t like a baby.
It's honestly like new throughout,
tone brown finish is perfect in every
respect as any '37 car on the street.
We can honestly say it's a new car at
a used car bargain price. Guaranteed.
You can't afford to miss this if you're
looking FOR an honest bargain. It's .
give away. Your car as down pay
rnent Any terms.
WADE BUICK CO.
Silver Spring. Md. OPP. b. q o. station
Open Evenings Till 10 GHep. 8212
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FORD 1885 TUDoR-Beautiful gunmetal
finish Money-back guarantee: $3.50: So
will make the down payment or any car
18th St. N. W. 18th and N SITS. N. W.,
21st and Virginia Ave. N. W.. 354o 14th
St N W
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mash

NASH. 1882 Sedan. $125-Good paint and
tires. and 1t runs fine; . real bargain
at this price.
PoHANKA SERVICE
1925 goth St N. W. District olAl
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CPRvSLER. 1881 Sport Coupe De Luxe.
S175-Six- wheel equipment. metal tire
covers on spare wheels; good tires; see it
today for only Sl75.
POHANKA SERVICE
1928 goth St N. W. District 9141
CFRYsLER '37 Demonstration, reduced
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OLDSMOBILE

Oldsmobile 1884 TRUNK Sedan 0AAF
Original factory finish shines D44O
like new: entire car clean and shows
best Of care; rOconditionod and guaran-
teed.
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FORD 1884 CONVERTIBLE COUPONS
black and one green. Both have new
tops new paint. new tires. reconditioned
iii 18th St. N. W, 18th and N SITS. n.
w. 21st and Virginia Ave. N. W.. SS4O
14th ST N W