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WATER FRONT pRopEpr
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES o.
interest on hrst trust on improved D. c.
JESSE t. HE1sKML. 111b EYE sr. NV.
QUICK LOANS. 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS.
Tor taxes. improvements or to pay bills:
small payments. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO. 1929 L st. NV. District $3.50. IL.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
within four days. Money available for taxes
and hrst-trust loans. Small monthly pay
ments: Reasonable rates. w. T. COTHERN,
9l3 New York ave. NV. Natl. 7416. IL
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
y; G. real estate. Prompt service. P.J.
WALSHE INC. 1907 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646s.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS. REBUDGET
yourself. We give "a months to pay
reasonable rates-prompt and courteous
service. Loans on Endorsement. real estate
or collateral. See PEOPLES NJ TGE CORP
1908 r. !. ave. NV. Decatur 1920.
CHATTn. AND sEcoND-TRusT NOTES
PURCHASED. ONE-DAY SERVICE.
BOB HOLlANDER. zoos H 81. Nv
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

1417 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Just of 18th St bedrooms, 2 baths;
also maids room and bath; large attic;
hot.water heat; electric refrigeration: :
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INV. CORP,
National 5s33. 13l2N. Y. Ave. NV.
5342 41st ST. N.W.-S75.
rooms and bath. extra lavatory; hot
water heat; garage.
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NOW SHOWING IN
PETWORTH,
1907 4th ST. NV.
S8 450

Unexcelled in location. uneauaIed
in price is this practically new all
brick Sroom house with modern bath
with built-in tub and shower; kitchen
has Oxford cabinets new electric re-
friRerator and new range Lovely
Colonial concrete front porch: built-in
garage. This home has been COM
pletely reconditioned Close to schools
stores and TRANSPORTATION. within >
blocks OF Sherman Circle: reasonable
OPEN DAILY TO aP.M.
CAFRITZ,
l4O4 K st. NV. District 9OSO.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEAR 24th AND EYE SITS. Nw.-BRIcK
house. a feet wide; $500. STEUART
INVESTMENT CO.. Union Trust Bldg, =
to l am.
NOT MORE THAN ST 900 CASH NEEDED
LOT one OF these sound investments Local
prlck houses with anil viii sacrifice on
Dist, s9iz. W. L. MOORE. Geo. 2soa
PROMINENT NORTH CAPITOL ST. COR
ner-To be sold at sacrifice for liouidatior
Of debts. sTEUART INVESTMENT CO"
Union Trust Bldg to IL am.
4 GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
So's3o-Nine room and bath brick on hrst.
section. Hot-water heat. Leased to
white tenant at S65 per month.
FOUR-FAMILY FLATs-A group Of four
modern brick buildings in best rental
location. Northwest. west OF Georsis
ave. ave Income. 500 per month per build
terms arranged as desired.
1908 H st. NV. National 2345
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING.
Men located and conservatively rented
VIII sell for cash at five times the gross
rem or would take in trade some WE'LL
right; Phone R. NJ HOOKER Met. 1883.
Evenings call MR. LORD, Shepherd i444-J.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
1110-12 @ ST. NV.
Two well-rented bricks on corner Of
alley; rented at $40. Price $1,000,
CHAs. l: NORRIS,
el35 Pa Ave. NV. Re. 211o.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
STORES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE MAIL ADDRESS SIC.
service Represent high-class Arms. III
woodward Bldg. Met. 154s. O.
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DOCTOR. OeTEOPATH OR DENTIST.
Suite Of 2 large rooms. 2 small rooms.
reception hall and bath: also rooms. re-
path physician last Is years: newly deco
rated; special rate. Durlington Hotel
Vermont ave-, Thomas Circle. Dist. 6S2o
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

LIsTINGs WANTED FOR LOCAL OR
nearby suburban houses. Prompt. courteous
service. VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Realtor. 201 Investment bldg. Dist. 6Oas.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTD TO RENT. SMALL HOUSE BE-
tween Lee highway. Chain Bridge and
Glebe I'd. Box 334-B. Star TO-
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LEE HIGHWAY

rooms, tile bath. shower. hardwood
oil burner, elec. refriserator elec. range
karaGe: "a acre: s.. $50; ST.. 200 cash. xS5
monthly. MARTIN T. WEBB 4 SON,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY For sAlE

CASH FOR HOUSES.
ANY kind good or bad condition. Met.
2025. DAVID E. BARRY, SO7 II st.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

Six ROOMS WITH 2 LARSE SEMI-RMs
on corner, in busy section. with bus and
car service 1902 Lee highway. Apt. 1,
Rosslyn. Va.
PRIVATE OFFICE IN ATTORNEYS SUITE
reception room. library. steno. services;
reasonable. 404 Southern Bldg. Rep. 90 o.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.

WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF DOWN
town and Government departments: at
tractive apartments unfurnished. with four
rooms and bath: in good condition: $50 so.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
T23 Doth st NV
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BEST BUY OF THE YEAR.
$500
Near Gunston Hall School. one square
from Conn. ave. 1O-room brick h.-w.h.
112 baths. Act todav terms. Clev. a21l
REAL BARGAIN IN MT PLEASANT =
8 rms. bath and attic. Brick. 20 it. wide
good condition. screened. weather-stripped
fireplace French doors. elec. refg.: priced
low at $3.50, terms II desired. Call Mr
Conner.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
At beautiful Glencarlyn. on almost an
acre Of ground. In hrst-class condition. new
hardwood hoorS. ETC.. seven rooms and
bath. oil heat, detached Sarage; $50 90
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
REALTORS
026 New York Ave NV Natl 9797
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CONN AVE. STUDIO. OFFICE. SECOND
floor: beautifully furnished: show windows
lavatory: art. music. business. Dec. 1916
FURNISHED OFFICE. 74O MuNsEY pIDc
Telephone Randolph 1871 after pm.
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ROCKVILLE pIKF

S. ACRES. $4,000.
Heavily wooded area with 500 IT, on pike.
cunning from grade to . fl. above in rear
Cost 5000 in 1921. Near Georgetown
rTep SCHOOL. Call Mr.. Miller with
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BETHESDA MD.
$40 WINDSOR LANE.
New 5-rm. and bath bungalow. new
maple furniture full attic and basement;
alr-conditioned heat.
$50 Per Mo;
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO.
1911 Wis. Ave. Wis. 1886.
1902 22nd ST. NV.
10 rooms bath: oil heat; completely fur
nished: rent to reliable tenant at Ss5.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
Abs Pa Ave NV Rep. s112.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN!
SMALL ESTATE.

- This, fine new home is located in . de-
class homes. Near Silver Spring. There
are family bedrooms 3 baths on End n
Large drawing ROOM dining room, wonderful
recreation room for entertaining, servants
quarters. garage. The site is nearly an
acre with q nne view Of the beautiful
rolling land. Each home in this Develop
ment has large site, some as much as
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,950-sToNE AND BRICK HOME OF
s seven rooms two baths, porch. rec. room:
two-car garage; one-half acre OF ground;
Trees: lovely view: in Hillandale: terms.
priye out Piney Branch I'd. or call shep-
neIu .I. .''o2. 13'
OWN AN ACRE: LOTS OF TREES; BEAU
tl1ul view: farm home having ali city
conveniences; seven rooms two baths. al
tached garage; one OF the unusual homes on
the market; a real bargain 1t is in Hill
anoale. Drive out Piney Branch road or
call Shepherd 1855 ISs
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$4,000
NEAR 14th AND COLORADO AVE.
Just reduced for immediate sale. Center
scaped SO by I4s #. lot. There are 3
well proportioned rooms. tiled baths
attic. maids room and bath. porch of
conveniences You will do well to
investigate this Offering pra%ptly.
THOMAS j. FISHER d CO. INC. DIST
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. STORIES
IN STAMPS
One Animal You
Cont Reoch

HUNTERS, scientists and dyer
IL returning from Africa invari
ably marvel at the towering
giraffe, tallest OF all mammals, ant
among the swiftest.
The average giraffe reaches II
feet z inches in height, can gallon
across the open country 80 mile:
an hour. They are exceedingly
difficult to catch and equally diff.
fcult to reach when they are
finally caught. ...
Skin-covered horns are preseni
in both sexes of the giraffe family
and there is often an impaired
horn in advance of the others or
the forehead. The animals limbs
are extremely long and the spe-
cies is characterized too by the alb
sence of lateral toes, and the long
tufted tail. The tongue is re-
markable for its length, often
reaching 18 inches. 1t possesses
amazing elasticity. -
Giraffes, for the most part, IN
habit the open country and browse
on tail trees. They are forced to
straddle the forelegs apart to
drink or to Craze, but they are
capable to going long without wa
ter. Often the giraffe is entirely
voiceless. One fawn is produced
at birth. Today the giraffe is no
longer found in large herds, al
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N. {. CHINESE
SENDINGHOME
$4,000 A MONTH

WILSON, Aug. 24.-(UP)--
Chinese in North CAROLINA are fur
nishing nearly $1,000 per month
to aid Chinh in her sanguine UNI
declared war with Japan AMI
many say if the war continues
much longer, they will enlist in
Chinese armies.
Sam Jung. 37-ycar-o!d laundry
man who. said some 400 to 500
Chinese were donating $40 MONTE
ly to aid China, has learned to fly
and said eff the war keeps up !
may go to China to fight with my
countrymcn as a pilot"
Right now" he said, 81 am not
contemplating goirg to war but |
may if The conflict should keep
up. Back in 1881 in Baltimore /
took up flying and learned to f.y.
Just in case"
Sam. who speaks broken hut
understandable English, said the
war had knitted together the Chi
ncse in America more closely than
ever. "They arc all sending
money" he said.
"China will VIM" he said con-
fideptly. "You sec, there are 49,
100000 Chinese in China. In ia
pan there arc only 10000, 900 peo-
pie. The Chinese men, women and
children-young girls even--all
will fight for their country. They
will all die rather than be beaten"
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DEEDS FILED
Activity in the Real Es-
tate Market in the
Last Week

Claude Burckmycr, 10 acres,
Blue Ridge, to William Bayne, ct
uX.
Louise Duggan Westfcldt, ct
viz, tract, HoOpers creek, to Mar,
tina J. G. Westfcldt.
Realty Purchase corporation,
lots, A. b. Drafts property, to
George W. Thomas, ct ux.
4. H. Houston, ct uX, is acres,
Hendersonville township, to Geo.
Hoover.
Hendersonvillc Building and
Loan Assn, lot PHI, Druid Hills.
to Harold I. Steward. ct uX.
Andy Bagwcll, ct TX, tract,
Mills River, to l.. r. Jones.
Metropolitan Realty Co.. lot
Druid Hills, to Kate S. Andcrs.
General Realty Co., lot 81, An
derson division, to Henoca Invest
mcnt Corp.
zanie Hall, ct vir, tract, to NJ.
V. B. Pace.
Ada Stroud, ctaI, tract, to NJ.
V. b. Pace.
Edith S. Gerry, ct vir, % acres,
Mills River township, to Eugene
G.. Ward, ct al.
r. G. Grady, ct uX. lot %,
Druid Hills, to c. b. Weeks.
Lucille Warlick, ct al, 81 II
acres, Mills River, to A. NJ. War
lick.
Consolidated Realty Corp,
tract, Laurel Park, to S. G. Sta
ton, ct al.
Elizabeth K. Smith, tract, Hoop
ers Greek township, to Wilhol-
mcna B. Carpenter.
The Layman Foundation, ct al,
81 acres Hoopcrs Creek, to Fred
c. Hutchinson, ct uX.
Fred c. Hutchinson. ct ux. 81
acres, Hoopers Creek township. to
ASheville Agricultural School,
ct al.
J. P. Case, ct Tx, 5 lots. X. d.
and w. NJ. Brown subdivision, to
M. X. Cox.
Ralph Silver Morgan, ct Tx,
3.SS acres Hendersonvillc town.
ship, to Virginia c. Cork.
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Q SERIAL STORY
HAYWIRE HOUSE
COPYRIGHT, 1898
NEA SERVICE. INC

/ Is gonna GIT I'D "Olhs'
"Fcr gossakes, Bull take it
easy" pleaded the Little Cheese.
"Wuzn't we pals onct? Think
when we wuz big shots in da old
Bushwick Avenoo gang. Remem-
Der all dem clambakcs we used to
go to. Wild Mary an Moitle. An
now we're in da same racket,
Bull. la same racket. An anod-
der ting. | gotta wife an five
kids. You didn't ought to shoot a
family man, Bull?"
Mr.. Griffin was a man of Sentl-
ment. He blinked now and his
guns wavered. The Little Cheese
saw that he was making progress.
Il couldn't leave me little May
belle" he groaned, in anguish.
"Wot would she do wit'out her
pawo An Jake. You'd ought to
see Jake, Bull. Da cutest little
devil on da block. Chucked a dead
fish at a taxieab las week. he
did"
Bull Griffin was touched. The
corners of his mouth twitched.
81 didn' have nuttin' agin you,
Cheese" he said, "till you come
moochin' up in da Bronx"
dat wuz a mistake babbled
the Little Cheese. Honest to
Gawd. Bull, l didn't know you
wuz doin' business up dat way.
| fought it wuz some odder lug.
Cheese" said Bull, "seein' you
got a wife an five kids, I'm
gonna leave you go dis time. But
keep outa da Bronx. Or else"
81 will" promised the Little
Cheese eagerly. Honest to Gawd,
i will. You're a white guy, Bull.
You an yer whole family is
white. You :"
At this point Sally interposed.
Listen, she said, "we're going
TO leave you two to sob it out in
each others arms. But"'-she eX-
tended a stern finger at the Little
Cheese-''if you're not out Of this
house by morning, Mr.-Mr. Ell
bridge, it will cost you Sc. That's
our usual rate"
With the exception of the rep
resentativeS from gangdom, the
company filed out. And as they
went they heard the dulcet voice
of Bull Griffin.
"Gez," Mr.. Griffin was saying,
you should of seen yerself in
dat bed, Elbridge. You wuz da
funniest ting goin'. Il like to
died laffin'. Haw, haw"
"Hawss haw." echoed the Little
Cheese, palely.
What about the snakes"
Kinks ask. as he, followed Sally
up the, stairs.
IF :. they're harmless" said
Salty, they can stay where they
are till morning for all of me.
Pierre can collect them when he
gets back ...
For a moment they fingered at
the top step. -;
Gosh" said Kinks, wouldn't
it be. something if a sane, sensi-
BILE person showed up here some
time? One. Just one"
"Don't bring up Representatives,
at this hour. my dear" said Sally.
Good night
She was wrong. 1t wasn't inn
possible for a person in full pos
session of his senses to visit the
Pennington-Parker Restatorium.
Such a, one appeared on the fol-
lowing morning.
Ito be continuedl
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Avery, Mrs. j. l., lot S and so
#. of 6. B No. 6, Rhod., $500.
Avery, Pearl Pott, lot a. B 8,
Rhod., $500.
Avery, J. l., and WeatherS, lots
4-10, B 7, E. L., $5.O6.
Avery, V. G., lot IS, & 2, E.
No. /; $500.
Alderman, A. H.. lots 1886, b
No. 4, E No. /, S10.12.
Arledge, A. Y, lots II, %, %,
"a, 25, B No. /, K No. |, $2l.O0.
Arledge, A. Y, special lots l.
8, 8, B 1, f No. |, $l5.19.
Bennett, Foster and Roy, lost
IT, 8 8, E No. 1, $6.75.
Britain, Willie W., lot 36, Rain
bow, 1888.
Bachlor, J. o., lot so, Rainbow,
$500. .
Bernard, S. g., lot 2, B 2, E
No. 2, $500.
Bibee, G. R., and. wife, lot IS,
B 10, E L, $500. Il.
Birrings, Mrs. NJ. A., lots l4-lo,
B 8, E L, $20.25. ::
Buchanan, w. A. (Alat), lot
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EXILES REACH AUSTRALIA

. CANABERA. (UP)-The first
contingent of German-Jewish pro-
fessional and business men who
have been obliged to quit Ger
many and Austria has arrived
here. They number 80 and. in
clude doctors. lawyers, university
lecturers, dentists and commercial
men.
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II, B 4, E No. |, $5.O7.
Burgess. Kale (Alat, lot ,, b
5, f l., S5.07.
Bcatcl. Carl G., lot Is, L l,
f No. 2. $500.
Brunson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~,
lots go. Rainbow, $lO.l2.
Bovine, Mrs. w. p. lots l2-l3-
IA, p 4, E No. .. $10.l2.
Brooks, L. f., lot 2, B ., + No.
$500.
Brown, Samuel b. lot 3G, B Is.
f No. !, $5.0G.
Brooks. Mrs. Carrie Il, lot ),
3 =, f No. ,. $5.07.
Butler, Mrs. Mamie NJ, lots is
20. B 5. E l., Sob. =.
Bccler, Mrs. Laura. lots B 6 E
No. |, 7 B 8 Z No. !, $lO.i3.
Catheron, G. H., lot Is G {.
1888.
Consolidated Realty corp.
houses and lots. S77.50.
Cantrell, Fl. f., 6 If acres.
Fleetwood, $500.
Clarke. Mrs. Charles E.. lots H.
12-13. p =. Rhod. 80 r a Echo
No. 2, 6 B 6 Rhod., $47.25.
Cobb Mrs Penelope, lot 4. &
: F No. 2 $40,
Cooper Mrs F. c.. lot 7. & +
and house, $3.50.
Corrihcr II A. "a acres f. l.,
s675
Cryc, J. r.. lot 81. B 10. f. l..
S340
CsroI;ra Realty limits lots in
Iaurol park s237 Of
Cantcr. Mrs Maudc T., lot 2,
ri nj S34O
= C.rtor Thomas \ LOT / e /
= No & ne
cbanncII Mnud C. lot , 3 .,
Phod 81 OG
Clansattlc " r. lot 10. G. {.
S3.3s.
Gan Cameron, J. r.. 10, IS. 3 3, Z
No, 9 $40.
Cor,rirht Mrs Ruth. 7 acres,
f. l., $500.
Davidson, r.. L. Baxter. lots %
2s B l. F. No. .. $3.50.
Davis, S. f., lots As, Rhod.,
$1O.13.
Dozicr, Mrs. Mary r., lots -
"a, B |, f No. |, 1911. b 3, +
No. /. 81, F 10, E l., $21.3S.
Dalton, Louise W., lot 10, b D..
L co %
Sarlcy. Mrs. w. R., house and
lot, $4,000.
Echo Realty Corp, lots l6-lI Z,
1919, B 8, E No. !, 5-2O: 3 J., T.
No. l;lots 1928, Is IL, E l.. a.
i5-46-5l -6O-6l -62-63, b 10 T. L.,
l-2-3-4-5-6-7-S, lO-1 LIZ, b ], r
No. !, = l-2 acres Rhod., l9-2Q-
90, B IA Rhod., l9-2O-2l, b D,
Rhow, 90, B 10, f l., $l64.26.
Fairvicw Land Co., lot 81, Bill,
Z l., $5.O6. -,
Fitzpatrick, Clara f., lot 80. b
|, E No. |, S5.O7.
Becks, Helen L., lot %, b q, +
No. |, $3.50.
Few, c., .Ir., Green house ana
lots in Laurel Park, $500.
Fields, NJ. E., lots CT. b -,
Rhod., Sob.
Florida Carolina Estates, lots t.
7-27-2S-29-31, B a. f No. 2, $500.
Fuller, Mrs. Alice H., Smith
residence. lots 92-93-96-97-9S. B
10, E L, $65.13.
Fuller. H. w.. lots 6. 8 Is, Rho,
l2-l3-14-15-16-17-lS 36-43-41-45,
B ii, Rho. l-2 acres, p. D. Hay
prop, S66.25.
Fuller, Oliver c.. Laurel Park
2M and lots, $4,000.
Gibson, J. E., ct al, lot 81, Rain
bow, $6.75.
Garner, Bessie Y, lot 81. B ).
E No. 2, $4,000.
Gay, Mrs. Katie X. Villa Sight,
$3.50.
Grinman. Sadie, lots ll-l2, B
.. e No. /. 1915.
Graves, Mrs. Annie. lots rs, B
5, Rhod., 49,, B 4. f No. ,.
S15.19! .
Gerow, Mrs. Marion, lot / ). block
F. Rho. 9-lO-1l, B 5, Rho, Sl5.75.
Hinton, Louise r., lots 1874
), S11.9l,
Harkins,I. F., lots A. Rainbow,
27-28 Rhodn $13.5L. ..... =.
Hicks. Jessie, lot 6,B ] + No.
|, $500.
Hazcltine, Elizabeth N. lot ,
Block A, $500.
Hewitt. A. c., lots 20 Rainbow.
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p,, mo'% Cn,n.t &c ~
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T. NO HIo'o 6,, IT, ,tI
ha"rs! I i,7 Ne' 10, ~ ~
acres ana ~ lo.si Giol''1, D., =.
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- Mi''er' Mrs. D. H w.. ~ =
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J. No; Cco,,. u 4 10, = T. ..E
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MeMnI'em' a'''a""a' 'o' 30
T. no: z. ao.4V;
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f L. $3.4o. n, Ia, 7Yo
McEIr0y' D. .nno 'o'S log
10 q kho., S2o:oo: ; l., ca -
Mctanahau' FRANCIS lot. % y
u fo.9o; ;L, n t., ,o T. .
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24
TOWN OF LAUREL PARK LIST
OF UNPAID TAXES, 1887

BY virtue of the power vested
in me as Tax Collector for the
Town of Laurel Park. Henderson
County, North Carolina, will, on
Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1888, at ~
o'clock noon, at the Court House
door in said County (the first
Monday in September being Il
legal holiday, offer for sale at
public auction, the following
named property, to satisfy the
delinquent tax due thereon, said
taxes being due for the year or
year mentioned, only per cent
penalty and advertising to be add
ed if paid now.
This the 10th day of August,
1888.
F. II. ROBERTS,
Tax Collector.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

wood, Alexander and Henderson
as the more important commercial
apple-prodgcing counties of this
section.
In outlining the. method and
scope of study Mr.. Johansen
states that although, when the
survey was begun in February of
this year, it had been planned to
take a representative sample of
the apple section of the county,
that as the survey progressed it
was decided to make complete
study of all orchards consisting
of 100 or more apple trees.
The information submitted in
the study, states Mr.. Johansen.
was obtained through a farm to
farm survey conducted personally
by D. w. Bennett, assistant Hen
derson county agent, and by Mr..
Johansen.
American motion pictures are
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

though IN Ter
tiary times gi-
RATES. galloped
over southern
Europe and In
dia. They are
now confined to
Africa south of
the Sahara. One
is shown here
on a stamp Of
Mozambique.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

No portion of the earth's sur
face is wholly without earth
quakes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

Red-haired Julius Williams,
above, negro election captain,
was sent to the Tombs in SlO,-
600 bail after he sensationally
charged the office Of District
Attorney Thomas E. Dewey
with using force to obtain from
him a signed statement accuS-
ing James J. Hines, Tammany
politician who is being tried IN
New York on a numbers racket
charge, of getting him-WlI-
liams-a $50 a week job with
the policy ring, Called as a
state witness in the Hines trial,
Williams instead repudiated his
statement and testimony before
the grand jury. He is a member
of Hines political organizations
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

American motion pictures are
in popularity in Chile.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

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