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U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK, August 81 tP-Prices
quoted In dollars and thirty-seconds:
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klOss.
Marriage Announced

Word has just been received Of the
marriage of Miss Promise Joy nloss,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jethro Kloss
Of Washington, to Mr. Walter Sher-
man of Prince George, British Column
bia, Canada, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Byron Sherman of Michigan.
The ceremony was performed Sunday
afternoon, May 9. in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Martin in Prince
George at 430 o'clock, the Rev. J. w.
Wagner Of Vancouver officiating.
Mrs. Martin sang. accompanied by
Mr.. Martin on the violin and Mrs.
Lillian Parker at the piano.
The bride wore gown of yellow
taffeta made in jacket effect with long
f1aring skirt and short sleeves and
wreath of orange blossoms about her
head. She carried a bouquet of pale
pink roses with white carnations.
Mrs. Martin was matron of honor
and wore a gown of soft sunset geor-
gette and carried bouquet of white
narcissus. The best man was Leslie
E. easier of Prince George.
Following the ceremony a reception
was given for about 20 guests. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, the latter
wearing a suit Of black velvet with
white satin blouse, left for their we'd
ding trip. They will be at home after
today at their home on George street
in Prince George. Mrs, Sherman
formerly lived in Takoma Park,
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Mrs. Homer CUMMINGS
Leaving London Today
For Visit in Budapest
Mrs. Wallace Honor Guest at Lunch of Mrs
Studebaker-NeWsof Other
Officials

IRIS HOMER S. CUMMINGS, wife of the Attorney General
" who in London for the coronation
at court left there today for Budapest where she
the United States Minister to Hungary
The Attorney General has Europe
to join her for vacation but expected July
Mrs Henry A. Wallace wife the Agriculture
was the guest In whose honor Mrs John Studebak wife
Commissioner of Education
Shoreham The guests Mrs Aben W. Barkey
c. OMahoney Mrs Guy Mark Gillette,
Lloyd ThurSton Mrs CaSsus c. Dowel Edward
her mother, Mrs w. R. Mount Washington Iowa.
Wearn Mrs Vincent Harrington her visitor
we'll of Sioux City, Iowa; Charles West Mrs Theodore
Walters Mrs Ernest Gruening Mrs Frank Bohn David
man Coye Mrs James LIE Cron Mrs Thompson
Joseph M Gray, Mrs Richard Ouahan Appeby
Senator Tom Connaly host party
ham last evening for his Mr. Connay
who has arrived for weeks visit the Capital
town guests included Judge Mcmahon Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Pool of Ell Larry
Morris of Houston, Tex
Also present Mrs Henry Flood
Smell Miss Eleanor Flood w. R. Boyd.
Mrs Brewster Representative Ralph Owen Brewster
has issued invitations for luncheon Wednesday,
Carlton honor Mary Hornaday retiring president the
Wonlens National Press Club
Mrs William H. Larabee wife of Representative
Indiana entertained the Indiana
tves at luncheon today the Congressional luncheon
ernor OF that State who accompanied Washington
Dick Heller and Mrs A. E. Gordon guests
luncheon
Representative and Mrs John OConnel returned
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel spending
several days at their home in westerly, R.
Representative F. Caldwell of Washington
and Miss Jean Caldwell of California Washington
the dinner guests tomorrow evening of Mr.. B.
Eaton and their daughter Miss Virginia Eaton Fairfax
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uban independence Celebration Among Functions in Capital Today
By theWay
Beth Blaine

Mr. AND MRS MARSHALL ExN1c1os most popular couole
s party hy os to oa m
NTH en a %s t 2a" ts ss s :
te 81 m vsee soft e eee color e
1als ali Of ~Sc rstSssh1s afrao "o
Mrs Exncos better known "Ello pastel silk sport
To W ef Gen g F T
sail for England where they Wll
which viii participate early hunting
a jaunt to gay Paree for the purpose
5a f 5 eS e dzsa
Gg %o1s 5s2e
Pe as M nt to
&ess Sns a2s ssf @ ta aHz
Nil Hy E 9S5ne e ety W We that the
SH ] en- EGs Das e a al s1 eg as
to US that Mrs. Thorne already IN Nassau
Also Eddy Gardner and the MARQUIS Jacoe de
often sa s Aos DT e
enaed o he has, like the M
Honolulu washington October for two MONTHS '0
TAKING quick date book it seems that the next few
hoe o PeR @ sn Ts m n we
H nn % This us there Cuban Embassy
0d eay yr"cT by t hs naval Of
hoase on Me Minister dance at her lovely
the 5 Eay ega sTe are 10 oy Of
street Club with cocktail parties preceding -Mr. and
ent Legare the cocktail
TOMORROW night the dance 1D be postponed until Fri
ddy OF merit eek for these parties
moaded U1h1n the four raHS Of the club
essential. ' V'0
saturday night again shall find light
at meridian House, the beautiful
tW haughn on Crescent place with dinner before also chez
iaughnn All IN between times if there
deavong to attend few small unrecorded"
Dna e SUCH mos Short e d lust
IN social activities which hears time?
lnen this morning the mail brought
Inscribed with the words Thursday May o'clock One
was from Capt and Mrs Wilkinson
from MT and Mrs Hugh Dudley Auchinclos Merrywood
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Uruguay Minister
HOnOrs Official of
His Home Country

THE Uruguay Minister, Mr.. Rich
ling. was host yesterday at an
afternoon reception, entertaining in
honor of his guest, the minister Of
finance Of Uruguay, DR.. Cesar Char
lone, who is his house guest. The
party was, given at the Carlton, where
the Minister makes his home. The tea
table was set in the long ball room,
where also an improVised bar" was
erected. Spring blossoms. in gay COL
ors. snapdragons. larkspur. gladiolas
and rosebuds were in profusion about
the room and in low mounds on the
table.
Members Of the cabinet circle, Mrs.
Hull, the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Morgenthau, Mrs. Wallace
and the Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Roper, were in the large company, as
were large number Of the Latin
| American diplomats at this post and
lesser officials of this Government
! and many from resident circles.
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Grey Ladies Tea to
Be Held Saturday
Rain or Shine

THE beautiful big birthday cake Of
the Grey Ladies Of the Red Cross
will be cut at the annual bridge and
garden party to be held Saturday
afternoon at the Army Medical Gen.
ter, Walter Reed General Hospital, by
Maj. Gen. Wallace De Witt, COM
handing officer at the medical center,
assisted by Miss Mabel T. Boardman
This colorful ceremony will take
place at O'Clock after the bridge
party in the Red Cross House, which
will begin at 2 o'clock. and after the
fashion show, which will take place IN
the formal garden at 4 o'clock.
Beginning at 3 o'clock, Mrs. James
Hamilton Lewis, in her colorful
gypsy tent. will tell fortunes, with
Mrs. James J. Davis and Mrs. M. S.
Cox acting as her assistants. Last
season at the garden party Mrs.
Lewis, whose fortune-telling fame is
very wide, predicted marriage for two
Of her patrons, and at that time the
two young ladies had not even met
their bridegrooms- to-be. The we'd
dlngs have already taken place.
A distinguished group of WELL
known women of Washington are
patronesses for this years fete, In
Guiding Mrs Cordell Hull, Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau, jr.: Mrs. Harry H. Wood
ring, Mrs. Homer S. Cummings, Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson. Mrs. Henry A.
Wallace, Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs. William
Howard Taft, Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry, Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis,
Representative Edith Nourse Rogers,
Mrs. Malin Craig, Mrs. Walter L.
Reed, Mrs. David A. Reed, Mrs.
Dwight F. Davis, Miss Mabel T..
Boardman, Mrs Thomas Holcomb,
Mrs. Charles R, Reynolds, Mrs Frank
c. Burnett, Mrs. F. W. Coleman, Mrs.
Henry Gibbons, Mrs William L. Kel-
Ter, Mrs. Edward Croft, Mrs. William
T. Tschappat, Mrs. Lawrence Groner,
Mrs. William c. Borden, Mrs. William
r. Smedburg, Mrs. A. B. Houghton.
Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong, Mrs. Keith
Merrill, Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke,
Mrs. Stanley D. Embick, Mrs. R. B.
Buchanan, Mrs Thomas Parran, IT.;
Mrs. Arson G. McCook, Mrs. Oscar
MISSIONER, Mrs. John w. Davidge,
Mrs. Herbert Slocum, Mrs. Frank r.
Hines, Miss Alice J. Clapp, Mrs.
Joseph Cecil and Mrs. Edgar T..
Conley.
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Residential Social News
Countess Szechenyi Will Spend Season
at the Breakers.
at the Breakers.

surprise party last evening at her home
on Raum street by her three daughters
Mrs. Mary circuit, Mrs. Emma Smith
and Mrs. Ida Barber in celebration of
her 80th birthday anniversary. The
guest of honor received many gifts and
flowers.
Mrs. Wallace Streeter at 20 Sherman
circle will entertain the Woman's Dis
trict of Columbia Branch of the Ma
tional Sabbath Alliance Thursday
81. in honor of Mrs. Eugene V. Pugh
former president OF the Woman's
Council of the Federation Of Churches
Mrs. Ellis Logan, president of the Sab
bath Alliance, will preside.
During the social hour Mrs. Herbert
Powell, Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle
Mrs. Wintemute Sloan, Mrs. Howard
F. Rappold, Mrs. Charles Osgood and
Mrs. w. A. Winklehaus will assist in
the tea room.
Mrs. Hugo F.. TAFT entertained at a
luncheon today in honor of her niece
Miss Flora Williams. whose marriage
to Mr.. Thurman August Larson will
take place in June. Miss Williams Is
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
E. Williams of Chevy Chase, Md.
Spring flowers were used as decora :
tons throughout the house, carrying
out color scheme of pink and white
There were l6 guests at the luncheon
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Mrs. Mary E. Bennett was given a
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Manuel of Washington, son of the Rev,
and Mrs. Beniah E. Manuel of Osh-
ava, Ontario, which will take place
Tuesday June !, in the home Of
Prof. and Mrs. Harvey A. Morrison in
Takoma Park. The Rev Mr.. Fish Will
offciate.
Miss Leech was the guest OF honor
at wedding shower given at tho
home Of Prof. and Mrs. Morrison
Sunday evening. there being about
80 guests present.
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Mexicans in Texas.

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera, with their
son, young Guillermo Castillo Najera,
left yesterday for Dallas, Tex. They
will attend the festivities of foreign
trade week of the Pan American Ex-
position and tomorrow will be honor
guests at banquet given by the Dali
las Chamber of Commerce.
They will visit on the Mexican Dor
der before returning to Washington
the end of the month.
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~oUNTEss szECHENYI, wife
of the former Hungarian Min
lister to this country and later
Minister to the Court of St
James. will occupy the Breakers at
Newport this season.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt have opened their place, Beau
lieu, for the season and plan to &c
there in about fortnight. Mrs. Grace
Vanderbilt Davis, daughter of Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Vanderbilt, is arriving
In New York today from Europe.
The former United States Ambassa-
dor to the Court Of st. James, Mr..
Alanson B. Houghton, is arriving in
New York today on the Bremen from
Europe.
Mrs. Vera Strobe Batty of Sydney
Australia, and Los Angeles, Calf, is
visiting Miss Lillian M Helm. Mrs.
Batty, who is a niece of Lady Clarkson
Is being extensively entertained during
her visit here.
Mrs. Lawrence B. Biebel and her
daughter, Jane Hopkins Biebel of Day.
ton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Biebel's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Hopkins
In their home in Chevy Chase, D. C..
Mrs. Mary E. Bennett was given a
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Mrs. Hull Feted.

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Sec
rotary Of State. shared honors at
luncheon today with Mrs. Stone, wife
of Mr., Justice Harlan Fiske Stone,
when they we're entertained by Mrs.
Hitchcock, widow of former Senator
Gilbert M. Hitchcock. The party was
given in Mrs. Hitchcock's home on
Kalorana road.
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Miss Leech to Wed
Mr.. Percy Manuel

The Rev. and Mrs. Herman A. Fish
OF Belolt, Wis, announce the ap-
preaching marriage of their sister,
Miss Lulu Alveda Leech. daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 1. Leech
OF Sheridan, Wyo., and niece of the
late Rev. and Mrs. Harry H. Hall of
Takoma Park, to Mr.. Percy Wilfred
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Miss Jean Lilly
TOWedMr. Connery

Mr.. and Mrs. George Aaron Lilly
daughter Jean 20 Mr. William Hudson
Connery of New York City. The we'd
ding Will take place in June.
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l,m LOST B KINGDOM Ek :; : k AvOReN ARNOLD NsA sSra he
A, ONeN ARNOLD cogwtaM leSs, NeA SsNaes. lNe =

but she couldn't say so now Besides, Scott Hoffman had ridden into camp with more building material, and with rather broad hints pS to his hunger
 Hoffman sat across the table from the other two when the late lunch was served, Aades Jones wouldn't be back until after dark, they knew. Hoffman stared; rath- CT openly at Mary Melissa.
 She was ignoring him, and she was glowing. The enthusiasm of Bob's discovery was reflected in her now Added to that was the knowledge that he really hadn't been of on a tete~N-tee with Honey Bee, Hoffman watched her smile, saw the beauty of her flea. lures and the grace of her form,
 Ae ehuekled, almost audihly. at the thought of Honey Bees hiring him to woo Mary Melissa, He had some plans,
 tTO no COntlnuNdl
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swered him. ..s..,
 "NohtinR important - Bob. Jus --one of tho horses gave e littl' trouble, Nothing really, pleas' 20 on. What about the Indian SignS2 Why is 1t importantS l an very interested"
 He smiled back at her then in re- ncwed enthusiasm for hts report
 Ut led to a secret chamber, W. dug into t. First thought it waS nothing but a cairn. We found on' body near the entrance, But latel discovered R draft, an Np-cur' rent of mir, LiSSa, this may be c secret tunnel to that cave, from the valley level Somewhcrel SeeS
 "T see, Oh, BohN
 His excitement was contagious so that LlSsa relaxed from hcl ugly mood, This was no time, she realized to tell him about Scott Hoffman, even If she got him away from Honey Bee, in private Far better to ignore HolltmaN, or work out her own problem with him, than to bother scientist Barry with such an extraneous detail now, Besides, she reminded herself, She had never yet found the man she couldn't handle alone, She was Q little ashamed for thinking to rua for help from Aol- liman, 1t seemed somehow like tattling, After all the man had not definitely MSulted her, in any tangible way, She had simply been a jittery New York girl, scared because of kleXperienee with crude men, She would find a way to Squeleh Mir Hollimans
 These thoughts raced through her mind in a lew seconds, while Bob was explaining ih detail the Indian sign NNd the walled open. ing up in the elitg castle, Honey Bee had haStened about tho buSi- ness of preparing food,
 And now listen, both of you" Bob called Honey Bee back into tho conference, i've given this considerable thought, After oil, Miss Lane is the real patron of this expedition, We two are the MainStNys, ] mean, don tknow what that new dungeon means, but l have a huneh It's important as possible, Now - If that news gets out, and the University pro- ieSsorS get wind of it, we'll have maybe a dozen expeditions down here, probably reporters from newspapers and everything, May. be before we could explore 1t our. selves, seep So, keep 1t quiet, I could trust old HadeS, but this Holliman Is a stranger, Ho--"
 "Yesl Yes indeed, Bob" LissN was emphatic,
 Honey Bee, Miss Lane and 1 are going to explore that new cave alone, tomorrow, We'll Do gone q long time, maybe, But we wilN take plenty of food and water, Don't you breathe q word to the other men, ever Not 6 hint un' derstandS"
 Honey Bee nodded, If her man Said 50, it was law. She was offend- cd at the idea of his taking the white gaFl, when she herself had been tho one to reveal the tunnel,
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Tedsys Answers Co GRANlUk CRACKERS S
CRANIUM CRACKERS


 1. There are 10 members of the presidents cabinet; Secretaries of state. treasury, war, navy, interior, agriculture, commerce, labor: the attorney general and the postmas- ter general.
 2. The yuan k the monetary unit Of China: dinar, Yugoslavia: 1: sloty Poland: lira, Italy: drRchma. Greece, and rupee, India.
 g. "The Star Gpangled Banner vas adopted by U. g. as the na- tionai anthem by act of Congress on March ,, 1881. The words were written by Francis Scott Key in 1874: the music Is the air n "AnacTeon iii Heaven. ."l'' (. Tine family name of the wlnAsors, now the ruling family of England, originally was saxe-Co- surg. z. 5, The presidents salary is s7s.. op0 c year. M
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CR ANlUM CRACK EMS

l. How many members aro there m the presidents eablnet2
 2. Tho dollar k tho monetary unit of United States, Of what countries are the following none. tAry unItSP
 Yuan, dinar, sloty, Ira, drachmo rupee.
 3. When was "The Star SpNngletI Banner" adopted as tho U, s. na- tional anthem2
 {. The ruling family of England now known as the WindSors, had a different name before the World War. What was it?
 6. What Is the salary of the U S. .president2
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BIGGEST THRILLER LIBRARY

Biggest library of thrilies M the Hollywood tilm colony Is owned by Porter Hall, perennial prosecuting attomel, who appears again in such e role la paraMount'S "Truo Comics. sion" Hall reads the detective yarns because he likes them, not to keep in training for his screen roles,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-01
BoLES' ANNIVERSARY

John Boles, now Dc eo-starred with Gladys swarthout and John Barrymore in ParamountS "Ro- nance in the Dark" Is celehra ting his tenth anniversary in pictures, He made hts debut as drolia Sman- sons leading man in a silent iilm in New York city,
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CHAPTER NI

Hoffman missed Mary Melissa al the coral, but when she rode back later la tho morning he was drag ging in some timbers and so on. countered her,
 "Purty day, isn't it Lissa2" he greeted, Whynt you come ride over with me, where I'm cuttM poles at2 Hunh2"
 Not his words, but his infection, both angered and frightened the girl, His tone was almost m in- suit,
 Thank you, but l must go on to camp" She tried to be very formal,
 "Aw, come onl Come onl There amt no hurry, Nights well en- Joy this trip, We got to be out here a long time together l bet 1 could show you a right good time,"
 tt was the only approach Scott Holman knew, He would have used it In the tiny dance hall Rt Blanco Canyon, or la tho larger and greasier ono at NogaleS and the gaudier one at Tucson,
 But it didn't work here, Too mad to reply with dignity, and too refined to be uAdignit,ed, Mary Melissa simply spurred her horse and galloped of, She headed di- rect for camp, intending Rs a part. ner In the expedition to report the matter at onee to Bob Barry and lot him settle 1t with Hoffman,
 "Dr, Barry" she called, dis. mounting. She hadn't quite de- eided to call him Bob" yet, even though he used her pet name now,
 There was no answer, She in- veStiRated and found tho camp empty, HAdcs Jones she knew was away for the day, but she had left Bob and Honey Bee Girl M camp, She wasn't at all pleased 10 find herself alone there; she whS frightened, knowing that Hol. linaan was approaching,
 eho rode off again and stayed alone. Hunger drove her back about noon, and she saw Bob and Honey Bee climbing down the esstle ladders,
 Her emotions were oddly mixed in all truth, when the two reached camp, First made angry by aa un. couth man, Q hungry girl, who finds no food but sees the pretty cook out alone with tho potential lover, Is M no mood for frivolity,
 "Dolightful day for a walk, I'm sure" She almost snapped it at Bob and Honey Bee, sho was not smiling.
 Bob missed tho implication on. tirely,
 Say LiSSaI" he was beamlng again, Ills boyish enthusiasmS were one very vital part of Rob- CT tBArry'S charm, "Listen here Honey Bees n honey and no jokingl"
 Bob'S statement was, la reality ono of thanks, lest he hurt tho In. dian's feelings again, But he did not notice tho anger and hurt that his statement reflected in Mary MVINhh INUV, Inb Wnlto FIT paled a little her lips tight,
 "khoW what she did, LlSsa9 Being an Indian, she knows all sorts Of Indian signs Mnd symbols, Well, She picked out ono up la tho cliff that may be extremely vNl- uAble to uSl"
 He paused, dramatically, But Mary Melissa WHS just staring, her big brown eyes studying him, Bob saw then that She was unusually sober. He had become accustomed to her smile, Instantly ho was concerned, Hls voice was low cred,
 "Why what iS it, Li@aP" lie took her hand held lt, stopped Q bit to Do near her. "is something wrong9 Something -.i2"
 He wasn't sure what Co say, ana 50 ho Stammered iEe was so very honest about it that Mary Melh. Ea's emotions gave way to her good sense, She forced R blt more animation, feeble smile, and ans
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-01
CAST OF CHARACTERS

ROBERT BARRY - hero, ex- ploreF.
 MELISSA LANE - heroine, Barry's partner.
 HONEY BEE GIRL - Indian; member of BaFry's party.
 MADEs JONES-plOneer; mem. Der BaFry's party
 .I. aA
 Yesterday; search for the secret ae the pueblos runs Co fever pitch when Bob discovers m alr suction In Che castle wall, drawing In ward, perhaps tO some under. ground passage. '-'
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FARMS FOR SALE

1873 ACRES of well-improved land on hard
road close to State road, % miles from
Washington: mostly under cultivation: well
watered: good Groom house. with shade,
barn and outbuildings: electricity avail
able; Just put on the market: price 81, 800:
81 $50 to 81 800 cash, balance easy; shown
by appointment. BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va.
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CHR;YSLER

Chrysler 1855 Airstream Touring 0En
Sedan - Original black finish eDOV
like new, excellent rubber. per- Down
feet engine, very low mileage: priced
very low: terms as low as $50 down
can be arranged.
CAPITOL MOTORS
Els PennsyIVanIs Ave. 8. y.
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~WNWNW~NNNWN
NASH

NASH 1887 5-Pass. Touring Coupe; per-
its appearance and condition like q new
car: model 372O-$675 G. G. C. guar
antee. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22d st.
N. W. National 5000, Open evenings.
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NASH

NASH, 1884 5-passenger sedan, 8-cylnder;
excellent black paint; very good tires:
spotless upholstery; splendid motor. Surely
antee. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22d ST.
N. W. MAI. $500. Open evenings, closed
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THE FLEETWOOD

Elevated Cool Rafrigeration Free
6edrm;; iv: rm. d'sttsD k, b.. $52.50-$70.
S707 Woodiey I'd. CT. O616
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES
Operating Under Onif0rm small
Loan Lawn

INTEGRITY LOANS-SlO 70 $500 on your
name only. Domestic Finance Corp.
$500 B: Ave- Mt. Rainier. DE. 1874,
Also Arl. TT. Bldg. RossIyn. VS. WE. 0306
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6 18th st. N. W. 1875 Park Road N. W. 6S6 Pa,
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"A SALE
LA SALE 1885 5-Passenger Touring Sc
dan: large trunk: excellent gray finish:
clean car at S645. G. c. 6. guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1929 22d St. N. W.
NAT. $500. Open evenings, closed Sunday.
LA SALE, 1887 5-passenger touring sedan
Beautiful dark blue finish: car that
had little use and is in excellent condition:
radio: $1,126 c. C. C. guarantee. Capitol
Cadillac Co, 1929 22d St W National
5000 Open evenings. closed Sunday.
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REPOSSESSED Detached Houses. SO. $50 to
$4,000. Chevy Chase. D. c., and nearby
Va. and Nd. Federal Housing monthly
payment. Less than rent. 20 per cent
cash. Telephone for list Brokers' attention.
FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. N. W.
District $3.50.
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SACRIFTCE-$19,950
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