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ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

gfUKY fAhE SKIcT or DMEN 1HSEE Hgg
AND STORE on FIRST FLOOR.
KM4WN sTRHEE NJ As IS PREMISES 1924 18th
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
Of the land records Of the W District @ Of Go. Co.
lumbia; and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
Will offer for sale by public auction, in
iESn e shs prenises pHY oF on THE
AT. FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia. to-wit:
Part OF original lot numbered Twepty-seven
Seven 101); beginning for the same at a
point on Eighteenth street distant 1I5 feet
from the northeast corner OF said square,
and running thence south on Eighteenth
street go feet, thence west 1O1 feet, thence
north 10 feet; thence, in an angle suited
to the line of the alley until It reaches
point equidiStant from the south line
with the point of beginning and thence
Terms of sale: The above property will
approximately az S7f74.s4, at six x per erSe cent mt
payable. interest and principal SS5. 90 per
month; BALANCE sso al a. cash above flrst trust.
cording, revenue stamps and notarial fees
at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within thirty days from day
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some SON Newspaper published in the city Of
MILBURN DoNoHoE.
mhs. o .12.l5.1s Trusted
CONTINUED on Next Page.l
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
)ISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT

DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT
Is this very desirable Dutch Colonial resi-
dence, on the rim OF Rock Creek Park,
yet convenient to TRANSFORMATION and
it first.tioor plan. which includes library and
iavatory there are 3 master bedrooms, 2
fully HANDICAPPED. featuring outdoor living
rm.: clubrm. and basement: finished 3rd
moor and sufficient servants quarters
makes this property outstanding on todays
market. Call Emerson 3O71 for further
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE
Lovely new home; l block east of 18th
Oil heat. beautifully Handicapped corner with
trees, Price less than S1I 900. dR.
RANDOLpH. Natl 1898. Atlantic 1896
3 Already Sold-Only l Left.
ACT QUICKLY-$9,95O.
914 SLIGO AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
rms. 2 baths. attic. attached garage: !:
large level lot with shade trees: paved
street: ! block to shopping center Out Ga.
ave to first street tsligo ave.) past viaduct,
right block to home, or call District 1911
for car to inspect.
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PROPOSALS.,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Department. Washington D. c., until 10
O'Clock am, March 30, 1885. for fur
nlSnlnG binoculars, pilot balloons pig iron
and until 10 O'Clock m. March 25, la3S.
for furnishing metal-clad control units.
oak, barometers. nickel-copper alloy fore-
lngs, to the Navy Yard. Washington D C.
etc. Apply for proposals to the Bureau Of
supplies and Accounts. CHARLES CON-
ARD. Paymaster General OF the Navy.
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HOUSES UhFUekIsHED.

porchesJ. : baths, semi detached: arranged
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, WooDsIpE
baths breakfast rm. auto heat. e-ear
garage; mr. tGansp.; 500 or less to adults.
Sssh. Ssta W.IPs.poE "a! REAP s75 p M. 4g5 RMS
4103 4th ST. N.w.-6 RMS BATH. BRY-
ant automatic heater. 5 .porches. 2 in.
closed: garage, refriseration. front and
R.TT RENT RGpIGEp5 AMd
Msst oss7 .Hss as Atsnss eIS49a
sUBURBAN NORTHWEST. DETACHED
rooms 2 baths; inclosed 90 sleeping
e-RooM BRICK. ALL MODERN I'M
sMfTH eey s44i evenines. nsi ciev a44s b
oil heat Just renovated; new, modern
ps p PEopsg Th EsE'ts Gsfspsafy eoRp 6o 1895
Rhode Island ave. NV. Decatur 5000.
ARMY OFFICER. LEAVING CITY. WILL
rent spacious S-room house, Chevy Chase
ssstSn NSaiS os4o 81 heat garage; rent 500 Phone
DESIRABLE. NEW; 5-RM: BRICK HOUSE
Srs V or es Sp1 kofh Mt 1870 ssa ave- Aex'n
TAKOMA PARKS r. AND BATH. BUILT
in garage, extra attic rm.; oil burner.
elec. refg.. rock wool insulation; large lot;
$50 mo. II Boyd ave. Key at No. 8.
BRooKLAND. 1921 OTIS NE-LoVELY
thing modern, S75. Responsible tenants.
500 7th ST. N.W.--S ROOMS, BATH.
shower; ami; splendid condition. garage
$3.50.
hall. bath. sleeping porch. GEO. G. SMITH.
4219 9TH st. NV.
EVERYTHING UP TO THE MINUTE!
Northwest. 3l19 Warder ST rooms
matically controlled; cleo refrigeration;
cellar. tubs; deep lot. garage: perfect con-
dition; $50. Open afternoons. Natl. a257.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Z. S. BOGLEY. Atty.

States for The The District of Columbia tn
Re the Application of Samuel Thurman
Beach for change of. name.-No. 66671.
having hied a petition PRAYING for decree
Beach, and having applied 10 the Court
for an order OF publication of the notice
ORDERED that all persons concerned show
cause if any there be. on or before the
an an day day Of April. AD 1898; why the
granted: Provided that a copy of this
order be published once week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. CLERK.
By A.. G; STEWART, Jr.. Asst Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia- Holding an Equity Court.@John
tional Benefit Life, Insurance Company,
SoFD?GsiGn So gS m TIM
FOR RECEIVING cLAfMs.oUpon con- con-
Clark and Frank B; Bryan. jr;, Receivers.
H a nFf It IS by W the Court this a1st day o
February. 1883. ORDERED: That the time
within which the. Auditor Of this Court;
and the said Receivers; may receive formal
entered herein December s. 1857. be-
and the same hereby IS extended to the
order be pa9lished at least once. mi in rs: 5s
Washington Law Reporter and in each OF
the newspapers in which said order Of D.
cember s was published, ,SE.l JENNINGS
FAlE9 eARLEs ass' STEWART Sfs csfk tEsf eofS B.
GEORGE A. LATTS, Asst Clerk.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

nVVSeS UNtUKNISAEO.
271e WooDLEY PL. N.W.-sIx ROOMS,
Apply EMPIRE fNyEsrMENFf coMphsY Ss hassf5
474 < st. NV. Met. 1888.
1923 sth ST. N.W.-E1GHT ROOMS AND
S55RYSSsR s5RPzs2 s1lg EHSt 5H NY f9sS
1877. BUCHANAN NW.-6 ROOMS,
eondition $40 l51s1 oWkER coI ceefass ISIS perfect
1901 l1th ST. N.W.-sUNNY, CORNER
y heated: near schools: $50 month.
$50 MONTH"; N. Y: AVE. NV
ami: references required. Inquire No. /
1919 WOODLEY RD-WELL-LOCATED
6-rm bath, semi-detached home on deep
eissi ess4 refs'; open. My once phone, Met:
PETWoRTH--PLEAsA 6-RM. BRICK;
Ss oWNER ssasd Bex lseR Star vacant
MT. PLEASANT. LARGE ROOMS. GA
rage: 3 porches; oil heat. Call OWNER.
3412 OLIVER ST., CHEVY CHAsE-MoD-
ern. det. brick. 2 baths. excellent condi-
spect. call DIXIE REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50.
BY OWNER. CHEVY CHASE, .D.c.-DE-
tached, 8 to rms, l and ? baths $75
lows: $40 to seb. FuLToN r. doRDoN.
l427 Eye ST. NV. Dist. $3.50. Evenings.
baths. write cHHs, cI1FR: dcrmsn. an.
town, Md. or call daithersburg 2-F.11.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHAsE-S7 $50.
Just beyond the Circle and close to Conn
ave THIS well-planned home has 9 rooms
Nationai 113s til 0 pm. .' ' '"' '''''
$11,50O.
Near Wardman Park Hotel-Rooming
and boarding house. arranged as small
apartments, and price includes upstairs
frHrnisninsS rrn.a n, Income from two fioors S131.
Z baths, screened porches, ami. and
L. +. GRAVATTE,
7se rvsn}n 18th St. INV. NV; Realtor. Natl; o75a.
BETHESDA, MD.
REAL BARGAIN
suilt-n ssrase baths; house house " Year neHi. cd.
Price Ss;75o: Name your own terms.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
l4O' e. ESsninss. Sai North sssstj: ss.ji 1853
$3.50.
Here is bargain If you can use q
bedroom and sleeping porch row brick in
perfect condition; NV. location. Phone Mr.
MfhnH HAL; NJ oN Ss25 5on Or Glev 399l ELIOT
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
-, First floor. library with lavatory.
living room, dining room and kitchen.
Second floor, bedrooms and
paths: maids room and bath in
Located in restricted W. commu-
nifty OF fne homes: Price recently
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
EMERSON OO3O UNTIL PM.
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APARrMENrs SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

3605 34th ST NW.-MODERN BRICK
home. 9 rms. bath. completely furn.
possession. DIXIE REALTY CO, Natl
WIDOW WITH 2 SONS WOULD LIKE
two consenial people to share Groom
house: reasonable. Shepherd 52S6-J after
& pm.
A SELECT LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES
at reasonable prices
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
s07 Union Trust Bldg. Natl 363O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

UNFURN:, D BEDROOMS, = BATHS.
family; $40: refs. Box 106-M, Star. IL
HOUSES FOR SALE.
DETACHED HOME WITH FOUR BED
rooms and two baths two bedrooms and
bath on the first floorl; stone and brick
bun IF .s4a ssf o1sn sese esfsn
until 5fa Psa at WAPLs Slele2 SMEs Ss shfs &c 300
$3.50 =, DETACHED BRICK HOME,
@ oned ssSrs eoms vs ana Bath t open
fireplace. front porch. Natl. 1898 til 8 p m.
45 v ST. N.W.-,6 LARGE ROOMS. TILED
6aas; Condition. esc d1sD 1s ceaH5s6sN nsT ss
1lSih' IStS St: to ": National e5ss. e5Sl-l''' o-'
SO ;75o-sUBuRBAN MD, Mr. CONN. AVE.
9at hSe ot S Sdrms usb
Rss.y MR R.pss shsYs: eE.ri 4ss sad fruit
WooDR1DGE-;4 BEDROOMS. ENCLOSED
porch: semi-detached brick; oil/ heat;
csIi csf fin Hn 1sfai sia at very reasonable price
3127 10th ST. N.E-BUNGALOW. R..
saa sset bss ssa osls sSnc'2a Ga: 'Pa:
3-bedroom brick attached, concrete base
distinctive design: attractively HANDICAPPED.
Built to undersell washington competition
81 900. In . class hy itself at S4.975
1925 with automatic oil burnerl. Only
Gus Gus home sase icu svslsbie At s.. .ee6 With only
5000 cash required: A highly restricted
NE. community, RIVER TERRACE Phone
Atlantic s044.
A DETACHED HOME IN NEW-HoUsE
portation; priced at $3.50. on terms Of
$39.5O per month after moderate down
payment. Hot-water heat. open fireplace.
1H nnti, pm w4FTE sFass 5xE Gs EsnfR & $500
s123 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-coRNER. 2:
smi' nsat ss2 hame Open r. Dee g. osl7 sHn oil
MICHIGAN PARK. 4216 18th ST. NE
ssEs e5ck elee rooms sanss. ppfsed 4
$3.50, on reasonable terms, R: Y, MAR
CERON 613 18th st. NV. National 65SS:
81 95O-NEW 2-STORY BRICK, RMS,
3 bedrms.; auto. heat, air-conditioned: rec
reation room space: weather-strfpped: in
| sulated; conv. terms. MR.. TWEED, Natl.
7.75O-sILVER sPRINq--MOsT AT
tractive BRICK bungalow; 5 lge rms. front
cocHRHN N.ttii. I4ss. Jsekson sis4. WV.
BuNGALoW, 6ooe 3rd sT; N.w;L-e
ton: near to transportati schools.
stores; Open from to 9. L. NATHAN
4ls.: sas ysPsRy4sSD 8 ..t's s5' lsDi.s. sEsfE
s. heat; slate roof; large lot; ss.,; s1o,ebo.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

3 ACRES. FRONTING ON STATE RID, 10
miles D. c.; high, level land; electricity;
$3.50, terms. Cleveland 6"42. II.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE FREE TO
man or woman who can always be in to
answer phone. State business in reply.
PoX S6-M. Star 10.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ATTORNEY TO SHARE OFFICE WILL
get private Office and highest-class fur
nlture. 1925 Woodward Building. Re.
OS5o.
1924 H ST NV
small, cheerful, outside ONCE, SIS
per month.
ROBERT W SAVAGE.
S07 Union Trust Bldg Natl 1890
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
STORE. S31. so; ALSO SEPARATE APT.
for rent for colored-:, rooms, kit, bath;
$1,000. l305 9th st. NV.
TWO. STORES CONNECTICUT AVE.
neighborhood. One at SI35 per month
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER,
lie 11th St NV District 4464
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BUSINESS PROPERTY For RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Sl5,5oo-1N BEAUTIFUL FoxHALL, VII
lage-One Of the homes that received class
] award for DISTINGUISHED architecture.
Contains spacious rooms 16 BEDROOMS,
3 BATHS automatic heating and refrigera-
tion. large rear porches, brick garage.
under cost to owner. Will trade equity for
equity in smaller and lower-priced we'll
located property. BOSS q PHELPS. Ma
tional $500.
11.2oo SO. FIT, FIRST COMMERCIAL
lot, good location for any kind business:
also 5nxl55 building lor j. KARIBIAN,
"a 18th ST. NV. Met. SAL.
FARM. ABOUT $50 ACRES STREAM,
woods. new hoASe: State hiefway. Mont.
Co. % miles, OWNER. Box llf-M. Star IG'
SAUL'S ADDITION
Newly decorated-S r. :, b.; oil burner,
o-car garage, Low price for quick sale
or trade Tor small house or lot
W. II. WALKER, NATL. 1850.
BUSINESS BLOCK.
CORNER ON MAIN ARTERY.
) stores ard , apts.. recently built: good
tenants, one drug store; reasona BILE rents
gross approx $4,000 year: we'll financed:
owner Will sell or trade for building ground
in D. c, Call Mr. Drew. Met. 2S"5-2S21
F; ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 Investment
Bldg.
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1924 18th ST. NV.
Store and 5-Rm. Apt, S135.
Or Renovate to Suit Tenant.
G. TIMER. 1895 You ST NV
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WATER FRONT ppopEpY

COL: BEACH-COTTAGE WATER, ELEc,:
lot 5oxl5O: $3.50 cash, SO mo A real
bargain. OWNER, Box lem. Star 16'
A COMPLETE COTTAGE AT THE SHORE.
hour from washington. Large living room.
Electricity chimney. Full plumbing equip
ment. connected by automatic electric
pump with artesan well. Fine beach. good
harbor. Refined and restricted. Sacrifice
Tor Sl1s5. 500 down, S25 monthly.
Sterling 9551. H.
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$3.50.
. pretty bunealow. beautiful grounds and
flowers on a corner lot in Takoma Park,
Md. Four rooms and bath hot-water heat.
screened porch, electric REFRIGERATOR. Easy
terms can be arranged. Call Randolph
5".6.
WooDRIDGE-4 ROOMS. H.-W.H. DoU-
BILE garage. $3.50.
5 rooms. h.-w.h.. dining alcove. noored
attic, S5,65O.
New all brick. very modern built-in
sarage. l block to R. I. ave-; S9.450.
All on easy terms.
A,a
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CHEVY CHASE-S7.9bO.
Just beyond the Circle and close to Conn.,
and bath. detached garage An ideal SPOT.
National 1893 It'll 8 pm
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NICE RMS. KITCHEN.
hall, bath: front apt. in attractive. mod
ern building; references necessary; S43.5O.
Also $4,000. $3.50 at 636 18th st. ne.
CHAS D. SAGER 924 14th. Natl OO36
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JNyEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S4, ,o0o-One-s STORY brick grocery store in
white nelghborhood; rented to same
year. No operating expense.
S6. t5O-Brick house of IL rooms and .
baths. converted into small apartments,
on downtown commercial thoroughfare.
Income. S145 per month. For sale TO
settle estate
SHANNON G. LUCHS CO,
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
BARGAIN-H ST. S.W.
3-story brick. containing IL rooms. 3
baths; running water in rooms; oil
heat: lot 32xl22: 1o-car "-story. brick
garage: price, S6.50O: Call MR., GUIF-
FIRE. Att. 1860 evenings. or Met. 2S21.
weekdays. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205
Investment Bldg.
COLORED INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
We, have several small brick homes.
rented to colored tenants, showing excel
lent return. that can be bought very
reasonably. For details phone
R. NJ. HOOKER, Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings. ) to Q. Call Emerson 66l0 {.
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COLORED FLATS

COLORED FLATS.
$3.50 TO S37.5O.
Heated. 2 R.. K: p: Gas Elee.
943 o st. NV. $3.50.
1909 9th st. NV. $27.50.
$50 N st. NV, S27 so.
635 4th st. ne, $3.50.
Unheated, 9 R., K, B.. Gas Elec.
1852 Corcoran NV. S3O50
20S 5th st. Sc, $3.50
1929 9Th st. NV, $3.50.
1OS Eye st. NV. S24.5O
1s4s 4Sth st. ne, S22.5O
Other l and Room Flats in All Sections.
E. M. AIKEN,
800 H St. NV. Natl. 1855.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS IN 3 MINUTES: se5 TO
Georgia ave. Columbia T27O.
AUTO LcANS-Lowest Interest Rates
Cash in ID Min. POTOMAC LOAN CO.
1OUl 18th St. NV, Mr.. DAVIS Dist. 6Ofu
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY. JEWISH, DESIRES TO
share apt with l or . girls prefer vicinity
9Th st. or Conn. ave. bus line. Emerson
3292
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

30 \. ON DEF ENsE HWY, q MI. TO D. C;
frnif' PIED Zoo fwooded; S 20 acre; terms; 12l.a:
terms; take alley or colored houses. 90 a.,
near-in Va: bet. 9 hRwys.. sc 50. IT.; trade.
N: u. RYON CO. l2lG n. Y ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
LET US KNOW WHAT INVESTMENT OR
business properties you have for sale. We
nave several prospective buyers OF such
properties. cAMBOURI, 74l Investment
Bldg, Republic O776 ms
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

USE OUR SERVICES TO SELL OR RENT
your properties. You'll find them satis-
factory; CAMBOURI, TAI investments
Bldg. Republic O776.
GIVE US THE OPPORTUNITY TO OFFER
Ior sale. rent or exchange your D. C.
property; prompt service. ROGER MOSS,
w 18TH ST District 2lo1
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18th ST, NEAR alaska AVE.

Colonial detached brick with attractive
three lovely Bedrooms. Best ns: constructionsi ts
features slate roof. insulated. thoroughly
weather stripped. electric health kitchen,
by a reputable builder, this home repre- sents
the ultimate at such price The attrac-
detached garage Which means M added detS fioor H5er
space within this home. District $3.50.
q to 3. Cley q30g eve
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612 UNDERWOOD ST. NW.-NEW
brick: 8 r, 2. B.; attic; fireplace; .les
heat: slate roof; large lot; gar; S10,ob0.
Will trade. Open. DEC. 0317.
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CHEVY CHAsE-6 BEDROOMS, 81
town, Md. or call daithersburg 2-F-11.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN.

FOR RENT. LEASE OR sALE-s.W.. 2nd
comm. zone; bldgS.. each 6XI 90 IT,. with
of1ices End floor 16x30 fl. Natl. 943S
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VACANT.
Mr.. 18th AND R. l. AVE. NE.
RECONDITIONED
large rooms. 3 bedrms. tile bath, rec
reation rm.; screened-in porch; auto. heat:
exceptionally well constructed home Can
be purchased with very small down pay
ment balance like rental. Immediate
possession.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
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WOODBRIDGE D. c.
2026 Evart st. pe.-5 rooms floored
3"04 18th ST. n.e.-6 rooms. INV h. .
car earage; newly papered and painted;
$3.50: terms
OPEN DAILY UNTIL aP.M.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
2317 r. I. Ave. NE North 1908.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD
Handsome new brick home. r., b.:
beautifully Handicapped lot. Low price and
W II wAyvrp NAT, ,eeo
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

For D. c. houses and investment proper.
ties. Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro-
tected. EDWARD L. STROHECKER 1910
Vermont ave. NV
The Washington times., 1938-06-23
COURT BLOCKS
TURROU STORY

NEW YORK, June % Q.N.SO.
Leon G.. Turrou, resigned Oman,
today was blocked by a court or
der from revealing in a New York
newspaper the inside story of how
he obtained information that led
to the recent indictment of IS
members of an alleged German
spy ring.
At the request of U. S. Attorney
Lamar Hardy, Federal Judge HUI
bert issued an order instructing
Turrou, who resigned Tuesday
from the Federal Bureau Of In
vestigation, and officials of the
newspaper to show cause why
they should not be restrained from
publishing Turrou's revelations.
After arguments by an assistant
to Hardy and attorneys for Tur-
rou and the newspaper, Federal
Judge Hubert reserved decision on
the case. The Government attor-
ney argued that publication of
the articles would prevent a fair
and impartial trial,
The Washington times., 1938-06-23
BANKRUPT LAW
REVISION SIGNED

HYDE PARK, N. Y. June %
GN.SD.-Presldent Roosevelt to-
day signed the Chandler bill. pro-
viding the first general revision
and codification of the bankruptcy
laws in 40 years. The measure,
four years in the drafting, was
based on recommendations by the
national bankruptcy conference
and sponsored by Representative
Chandler CD of Tennessee.
Designed to strengthen existing
laws and plug loopholes, the new
law includes a provision granting
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission authority to intervene in
corporate reorganizations in the
interest of investors.
Another revision would enable
wage earners to avoid garnish-
ments by inaugurating an amorti-
zation system, enabling them to
Iiquidate their debts over a period
Of years, with bankruptcy court
supervising the transaction.
The Washington times., 1938-06-23
PRESIDENT SET
TO RETURN HERE
BY GEORGE DURNO

HYDE PARK, N. Y, June %
QN.S0.-President Roosevelt is
moving back to Washington TO-
night for a three-day stay at the
White House that had politicians
from coast to coast watching in
tently.
The President will confer tomor-
row with Postmaster General Far
ley, who is also New York State
Democratic chairman as well as
national chairman.
Before them will be a decision
as to which candidates to support
since the death of Senator Royal
S. Copeland offered Gov. Herbert
H. Lehman an opportunity to de-
clare for that Senate vacancy and
Attorney General John j. Bennett,
jr., to announce himself for the
gubernatorial nomination.
The Washington times., 1938-06-23


A patriotic lady she was, too,
one who had lost her share OF
relatives in the great war against
Germany which had practically
denuded her native county OF For
farshire of young and marriage
able men. The absentee husband
had, according to her story, done
his share of fighting. Whatever
way you took it the pretty Mrs.
Jordan would be presumed to have
a grievance against the Kaiser and
the succeeding war lords Of Ger
many. 81
You'll wonder what q lady of
this sort has to do with the ex-
posure and cleanup by the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation Of the re-
cent mass espionage campaign
against this country by Germany.
But pretty Mrs. Jordan, the en-
ticing little Scotch lady, was q
''key" number in the "cells" or spy
division headquarters which were
scattered through the length and
breadth of this, our country.
Into her dainty little hands
through devious channels came
the secrets which patriotic Amer
leans had turned over to our
fighting forces so that these would
be better equipped for the job Of
The Washington times., 1938-06-23
AL|B| CLAIMED
BY SUSPECT IN
WOMAN DEATH
Jailed Friend Says
She Killed Self
BY CARROLL PEEKE
Times Staff Correspondent


PRINCE FRER1CK, Md. June
23.-Peering through the barred
windows of the Calvert county
Jail where he is held in connection
with the murder of Mrs. Esther
Lewis, 80, Pleasie s. Dalton, grey
haired and married, Of Lyon Vii
lage, Va, today protested:
II would be the last person in
the world to do her harm"
Dalton was taken into custody
yesterday several hours after the
body of the comely young widow,
which was found Sunday in Lyons
Greek near here, had been identi-
fled.
"As God is my judge I did
not kill Esther Lewis" Dalton
told this reporter. "She was q
friend of mine, a good frispd,
but had not seen her for more
than a week.
CLAIMS AN ALIBI
st have no idea who could
have killed her, if she was killed.
I have plenty of people to prove
it could not have been me be-
cause I have not seen her for
more than q week. have no
idea whether she was killed or
committed suicide, but I know
she never talked about suicide
to me-"
Dalton refused 10 discuss the
possible identity of the father Of
Mrs. Dalton's unborn child. Dal-
ton, about so years old, appeared
greatly upset over his arrest.
This is a terrible experience
for me, Dalton said. II have
never been in trouble in my life
and have never been in q jail
before. The police asked me to
come down yesterday to identify
her body which I was glad to
do because I knew her.
II can't understand why they
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The Washington times., 1938-06-23
Louis Victory Riot
Leaves Three Injured

CLEVELAND, June % G.N.S).
The riotous celebration that swept
this city's colored section after
Joe Louis victory last night left
one boy critically wounded in a
hospital and two policemen with
serious injuries today.
The boy, John Hall. Is, was shot
in the stomach by Patrolman Ed
ward Wolf, who suffered a pos
sible fractured skull in the riot
ing. Another patrolman, william
The Washington times., 1938-06-23
Reich Immigrant.
Reveals Spy Net

NEW YORK, June %
(I.N.S.). How Germany'S
powerful spy system spreads
its tentacles from a dozen
seemingly innOcuOus NaZi
agencies was revealed yester-
day by Albert X. Grzesinski,
former PrusSian minister Of
the interior and twice police
president of Berlin.
Grzesinski, who eEnigrated
here last year, said the NaM
spy system proceeds under
the Nazi racial doctrine every
German-bOrn "Aryan TeA
mains q German even though
he may have become o citizen
Of another country.
Germans abroad must be
at the disposal Of the Reich
and are obliged to serve its
interests, as shown in the spy
case i'm which 18 persons were
Just indicted" he said.