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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BUNGALOW, 8 R., AMI. OIL BURNER; !;
| block. to. elementary. junior high and
high schools. and bus stop > miles to
D. c.. line; large lot with fruit. Poses
sion Sept. |. Greenwood 2664-J.
ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDRM HOME. CON-
veniently located in Chevy Chase. D. C.
Call now for further inform. Emerson 407s.
CLEVELAND PARK - ATTRACTIVELY
furnished, bedrooms modern conven-
fences: references. Woodley 5492.
12-MONTH LEASE-109 E. UNDERWOOD
g rms. bath and garage
E. M FRY INC.
Wis. 6140. 4703 Hampden lane. Beth. Md
SEVEN ROOMS. SEMI-DETACHED: ALL
conveniences; near ST Gabriel's Church
and school. Roosevelt High and new IL
brary: will lease. Adams 4394.
9 ROOMS 3 PORCHES. GARAGE OIL
heat. Of 18TH st near Ro2S Creek Park;
very reasonable Col. 6S03 u.
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REALLY REAUTIFIu,

About acres. formerly owned BY land
scapist and gardener. Old .house-easily
nvertible-located on high knoll. 5 miles
trees and lovely flowers with sloping m.adow
70 natural stream water and brook: nrics
Natl 1920 -N. tNOhNh.
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NEW BRICK HOMES

5 and g fne rooms tiled baths Nv
heat hardwood floors. splendid Kitchen r,s.
lnets; large lots with larpn oak trees: a..
location; location; price $3.50 TO $3.50; very easy
Hyattsyille, Nd NJ. D. CAMPBELL, Hystt,.
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BUY LIKE RENT

No down payment. Beautiful 5-rm. and
bath semi-bungslow on lee wooded lot
ba Fermin I'd Cheverlv. Md Space for 2
rms. upstairs. Tile bath and kitchen: oil
burner, full cellar: on concrete street. and
sidewalks: price. S6.750 Cali J HARRIS
ERS, ROGERS, Hyatts 462: ewes, Greenwood
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WE BUILD TO ORDER

We will furnish plans hnapc. ana hu;,d
to your order home In Va. Md nr n Duif'
on your lot o. ours and arrange y.ry AZ.
,ins'iys vls terms, .v.nias1 A B. H;.s
CONTINUED on Next Pa"
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NEW BRICK HOMES.

5 and rooms, complete kitchens. tiled
baths, full Easements. air conditioned
r. H. A.. approved; Monthly carving
charges including taxes ms: int, and
prin. low as $40 Der mo. Exhibit home,
1923 46th st. Sc. Open daily and Sunday
H. DIETRICH,
Re. 3161. 1920 X st. NV At s147-J.
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PRICE $3.50.
REDUCED $500.

7O6 GIsT AVE, SILVER SPRING.
New Groom house. large living room
ern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tile bath. attic.
large basement suitable for recreation room
rage, lOx2O cement side porch. House is
screened. caulked weather-stripped.. Con.
venient to stores. churches. schools and
Natl e452 Hyattsville e2-w.
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DETACHED HOME
POPULAR NV. SECTION

5Il7 Illinois ave. nw-Brick row house
eooo condition; B bedrooms tile bath in
room, Kitchen. full basement: oil burner;
large Handicapped lot
MOUNT VERNON CORPORATION
End Floor, Machinist Bldg Natl. 553s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WAR VETERAN WANTS TO RENT SMALL,
cool furnished house. Must be reasonable
Box 37S-X, Star. 49,
BETHESDA OR CHEVY CHASE BED
room. 2-bath. oil heat, detached brick.
viii lease for 3 years and assume reason
able repairs. Reply stating address and
price. BOX 1875, Star
COUPLE, NO CHILDREN. WISHES RENT
bungalow: ami: near transportation; rea-
sonable; describe. with price. Box 29s-X,
Star. IA
HAVE LONG LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR
courteous service. call MR.. WOODWELL,
L, T. -GRAVATTES S office. 729 18th st
NV. Natl. 0153.
NEARBY MD. OR VA-REsPONSIBLE
couple: rms. living rm. with fireplace,
dining room. 2 bedrooms shady garden
Sept |. Box ct. Star. 12'
WE HAVE A WAITING LIST OF PEOPLE
that want to rent houses in Silver Spring,
Md, and surrounding neighborhood.
WAPLE JAMES. INC,
Silver Spring ONCE
S433 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5000.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR,

1543 FOXHALL RID. NW.-ATTRACTIVE
! semi-detached house six rooms and bath
| with garden and garage: decorated avail
able Sept l; furnished or unfurnished.
| Call THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. INC, 13S
| 5th st. NV, District $3.50.
| 1927 ADAMS MILL RID. NW-HOUSE
overlooking Rock Creek Park; beautifully
| furnished: 3 bedrooms, . adjoining sleep
ing porches . baths: oil heat: gear ga
rage. Columbia 6192 or Dupont 1881.
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PERPLEXED?
Let us Help Solve Your Renting Problem
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
National 0583. Mr.. Smith
OUTSTANDING VALUES.

DETACHED HOME-ARLINGTON. VA.
2002 N. TAYLOR STREET.
S45 .00-Livng room. dining room. 3
bedrooms. kitchen and bath; garage.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
1850 D ST. Sc.
S45 .00-Living room. dining room,
kitchen, screened porch. bedrooms. in
closed porch and bath; rear yard.
NEAR UNION STATION.
655 F ST. NE
00-Livins room, dining room, 8
bedrooms. kitchen and bath; rear yard.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD..
1429 PARKWOOD PL N.W.-S65. 90.
Rec. hall living room, dining room, 8
bedrooms, bath screened rear porch kitch-
en-; built-in garage
DETACHED HOME
CHEVY CHASE, MD
46l6 NORWOOD DRIVE.
Out Wisconsin ave. just past District line.
5.0O-Rec. hall. living room with fire-
place. dining room. 3 bedrooms. kitchen
and bath; garage; large lot.
IN PETWORTH
437 DECATUR ST NV
S65 00-LvinE room dining room. 3
bedrooms, kitchen and bath; elec, re-.
frigeration: garage.
14o4 K. cAFRITz. Dist. eoso.
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MASS. AVE. PARK.

MASS. AVE. PARK.
Charming brick house of q rms. 3 baths
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION. oil heat. garage;
situated on an attractive lot Just on
Cathedral ave. Price, &14,S50. Eve. or
sun, phone Adams 24S4.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. o753.
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rooms. tile bath; electricity: laundry trays;
gas and coal range. circulating heater;
vacant August 3: adults: S27 80. Apply
lst floor or bs ssement, 421 st. Sc
COLORED-525 2nd ST. NE-UNFURN. ;.
5 rooms kitchen. bath, S45: excellent loca :
ton; references required. L. j. HELLER,
I35 18th ST. u Natl 1342
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HOUSES UNFURklsHEp,

sbSSSbS
80 QUINCY PLACE NE.
rms. BATH incl. porch; h.-a.h.; S47.50.
r. V. MARCERON,
6l3 18th st. NV. National 65SS.
6 ROOMS, BATH-$55.
Modern brick house. good NV location.
Apply 72S Somerset pl NV DIXIE
REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50. Ewes, Rand.
1852.
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE. MD.
-, choice residential community on
the River rd. Just beyond the Ken
wood Country Club. This lovely home
occupies 2 charming wooded knoll with
contains entrance hail. living room,
dining room. modern kitchen with
refrigeration. coZy den with lavatory
four bedrooms and two complete
baths; automatic heat: 2-car garage;
every modern refinement The rental
at 500 is surprisingly moderate!
16 WINSTON DRIVE.
Call Mr.. DaVidSon-Natl.1 1912.
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FORECLOSED HOME

In nearby Md.-Completely redecorated;
not year old. See at once Save com
mission. bedrooms. , baths. den living
ator and stove Oil h.-wh Bargain for
sood sized family of modest income. g0-ft
front 4-acre corner lot. OWNER Wis
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Huntington St. Just on Conn. Ave
T., rive bedroom, two-bath detached home
IN the heart OF old Chevy Chase One of
1ne shadiest spots in town. 6O-ft lot
Three bedrooms and bath on second foor
Ihoroughly reconditioned. Price only
S'.9oo, on such terms as you wish For
appt. call Emerson 1868
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II you want a distinctive setting with
suoero view of Potomac River. see this
carefully planned, owner-built home 4 mi
west OF White House. Large landsca ped
lot, living porch facing river 8 large rofms
ano servants quarters Cost $4,000.
Priced, $3.50 by OWNER. 49O3 Potomac
ave. NV Emerson $500 I2.
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You J, y o. OWE Ut TO YOURSELF AND FAM
iLf 10 lNSPECT-Act on lovely. new ar
nrlck house; b.: attached garage: eonven.
iencss to the minute; bic lot: open: osth
81; 81, NJ pet Glebe rd. and Buchanan mr.
ciuo Lee hwy; inviting price terms
SEE OUR LIST AND SIGNS. ". T. RYoN
co 2"03 Wilson blvd, Ch 1850 or 1o1fi
N. Y. ave for Md bargains " -"
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GOING TOI1RIsr uoA.r

GOING TOURIST HOME
large rooms bst this. electricity, rarao.
large lot: splendid location ERvIN
REALTY co. call Hyattsvile 765: .ve
Greenwood 1921 ''''' e'e''
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1862 Brandywine St. NV.
So $50

Detached 2-story brick house in one OF
Washington's best residential sections: u
gar. noored attic Modern in every detail
Lot 5Ox11O TO alley Sold direct from
builder that assures you greater value A
real buy. Low cash payment. Emerson
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81, 900 REDUCTIONI

Beautiful Hillcrest bungalow large cor
ner lot, beautifully Handicapped; built-in
garage Owner leaving the city. Must be
seen 70 be appreciated 25O1 33rd st, Sc,
open Tor inspection Sunday, 3 to pm,
,,,o ~ ADE!BERT W. LEE
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NEAR 18th AND H NE.

Modern small home in excellent condi-
ton Front porch. large kitchen; near all
conveniences; immediate possession. Price.
$3.50; $500 cash, balance S35 monthly
Call Mr. Davis
E. M. AIKEN, INC.
800 H St. NV.
Natl. 1866. Evenings Mich. 1857.
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EXCLUSIVE
SPRING VALLEY.
S13.95O,
$500 DOWN.

Balance like rent Brand-new corner brick
home on large lot in heart of American
University Park: 3 bright bedrms, 2 baths.
modern Kitchen air conditioning oil heat:
mr. schools. stores and buses. Call Georgia
RO99
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story, air-conditioned brick. located anon,
Trees Trees, on lot 6oxl00. LARGE ereen-papered
nuins LYING room With French doors Leading
leadine on master bedroom TO spend =
GOO. eIs evening Kitchen with 3 exposures.
Mn,c Mer,ic refr,serator. gas stove. 44oo
naple ave Bethesda. 3 blocks north ~
ssnK K o. Bethesda or Wisconsin avs right
onto Maple ave. $500 Avsilable p Y
"A "A. Is. DARTON, Natl 3S66 "
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ATTENTION.
HuII,DERS AND HUYERl
(Continued.)

Owner must sell. $3.50 cash buys g.
room bungalow with 25 lots G2 good
building sitss), 100 fruit trees; water and
electricity available. o. B. ZANTZINGER
CO., 945 K st. NV. Natl. 5371; eve. and
Sun. Greenwood 1877
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5240 44th ST. NV,
Bedroom living room, dinette, kitch-
en- and bath S495O
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4017 7th ST. NE.
3 bedrooms. living room. dinette,
kitchen bath and porch -- S57 so
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MUST SELL, AT ONCE

S5,300-Owner leaving town; beautiful
bungalow, consisting of rooms, nice bath
full basement. oil heat, lot 40xlOO. Must
see to appreciate. Eve. phone until . pm.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
IT33 Alaska Ave Geo 1910
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BURLEITH,
RESTRICTED COMMUNITY NEAR
SCHOOLS CHURCHES,
TRANSPORTATION.
Several modern homes now available
q rooms and bath. some with porches,
garage. refrigeration. S65 up. See
Mrs. McKone, 3122 T st NV
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H St. NV National 2345.
AVAILABLE SEPT. 1st.
Inspection by appointment only. 1918
kllbourne pl. NV. INT. PLEASANT. Z rooms
and bath and servants room "a bedrooms).
glassed-in porches. oil heat. garage; S75.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC, 900 18th st.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-BUNGAIo 3
rms, T nipMtn noored attic cellar ami acre:
ton. leaving: $4,000 $3.50 cash hh baIene.
easy. Greenwood o44S-M ATYIMS ~
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MODERN APIS.
TAYLOR, 4O27 18th ST. NV
Pms. kit, bath free refg., $3.50.
TOXIC. 1925 HIATT PL. NV.
rms. kit, bath, free refg., $50.
wHITEcRoFT,
1901 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
rms. kit. bath. refg., $3.50.
3517 18th ST. NV.
rms, kit. bath. refg., $40.
rms, kit bath, refe.. S4S.50.
MULLIN, 800 R. I. AVE. NE.
: rms. kit. bath, free refg., $40.
rms. kit. bath. free refg., $50.
ATLANTIC. 1905 10th ST NV.
3 rms. kit. bath. refg., $50.
.ATHERToN, 211a ST. NV.
rms. kit, bath. refg, S42.50.
1918 INGLEs1DE TERR. NV.
rms, kit, bath, back po; ch, S45.
4bls- AvoNDALE ST. BETHESDA MD.
rms, kit, bath. porch S55.
rnls., kit, BATH porch $3.50.
1905 HAMPDEN LANE BETHESDA. MD.
rms. kit, bath. S52 SO.
3 rms, kit. BATH S62 80.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
so5 ST. NV.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA - 81. .9nO-ATTRAC.
i've, i've home on Lee highway. 8 rooms BATH.
SssSG Ssnn - acre. shade and shrnbberv; nrrv
CRAIN. 4399 Lee highway. Ch 3oka
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S5 50O-Nr. 3rd and r. I. ave ne-f
rms. , rear incl. porches; a real bargain
Call Mr.. CROXTON. Natl. 143s. Monday
OPPORTUNITY TO TRADE.
S11450--Nr. Chevy Chase Circle. ives,
Of Conn. ave.-6-bedrm. home in a choice
location; reconditioned: worth your investi-
CATION. REALTY ASSOCIATES Natl l42S
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

4305 3rc ST N W.-MUST BE SEEN TO
be appreciated arranged for families;
chalr' and individuality: will sacrifice
and take back second trust from reliable
person Modern in every detail New con-
ditioi Dec. 1920: ewes. Col 6O17
REPossEsSED BRICK BUNGALOW BAR
gain. in good location over the District
line in Maryland; less than 2 years old;
large rms. tile bath. shower. large,
modern kitchen. range. refg. h.-w. heat.
large porch. big lot. > additional bedrms.
can be finished on End floor; save 81 300
under orlginal low price: reasonable down
payment; balance less than rent. E. M.
FRY. INC. 1908 Hampden Lane. Bethesda.
Wisconsin G-aa
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Desirable ? rms. kitchenette, bath; cross
ventilation. all outside rooms near Govt
Printing Office. Post ONCE. schools and
churches; newly decorated
THE COTTON, 49 EYE ST. NV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
ARMISTICE DAY
THEFT IN CITY

Burglars who failed TO observe
Armistice day as a holiday had
police on the trail Monday follow
ing complaints from three resi-
dents.
David Lind, 42i7 Portland ave,
told police that he has been look
ing after the home OF Lloyd Olsen,
1921 Portland ave, during the lat
tiers absence. Sunday he discov-
cred that the residence had been
broken into by someone who
smashed the glass in the kitchen
window. Lind said a 12-gauge
shotgun was stolen, and was I'M
able TO determine further loss.
William F. Leatherwood. 4024
No. seth st. reported that burglars
who jimmied window of his home
ransacked the place. rifled two
purses which they left on top OF a
dresser. and left without loot. Mary
Schmidt, 1884 So. G ST. reported
the loss Of a rooster and two hens
when her chicken house was looted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
in 4MH945f3$SI,AI
Tacoma Waterfront's Expectations
For This Week Appear To Be Dull

A dun week in shipping along
Tacoma's waterfront was In pros
pect as only two boats were work
ing at local docks Monday and
schedules OF future ship arrivals
were singularly barren. compared
with pre- European war days.
Due at the smelter. dock Tues
day Is the Tropic Sea. Said to be
an Enghsh-owned vessel. she Il
slated 70 discharge approximately
9,100 tons Of concentrates. she
is inbound from Newfoundland.
The Bervin. regularly employed
In transporting ore from British
Columbia TO the shelter. u also
due. She viii arrive either late
Monday or early Tuesday. il was
reported.
Expected Tuesday Al shaffer
No. :. the Coast Trader. ooastwise
freighter. viii stay about y hours
discharging and loading general
freight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
HANDICRAFT CLASS
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

A neV class IN hAndicraft vii
Be- organized ~ TO p m. Monday
in the First Baptist church adult
education center Instruction sin
BE- given ia making ThAnksgiylnK
fav0Fs and Christmas novelties. %
b followed with instruction IN pine
needle bzsketry. block printing.
soap carving. reed and leather
work and knitting and needle
work.
Classes IN creative writing.
Swedish. public speaking. applied
psychology, vocational guidance.
and citizenship have already been
organized but are still open for
enTollmentz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
DRIVER Is ARRESTED
AFTER SECOND CRASH

Arrested Saturday night for
drunkenness and investigation Of
an automobile accident. Henry A.
osgood. 1908 So. X St. stin was
confined IN ths city Jail Monday
morning.
Arreeting Officers Gregg and G.
johnson said that ozg0ods car
locked bumpers with another ma
chine. The bumpers were seps-
rated. and osg0od started 70 drive
away when his machine struck
third machine which vas driven BIZ
George Z. Miller. q the Avalon
apartments 10 one Wsx hurt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14

Two boats were working Al
Port piers Monday. They were
the X. l. Luekenbach and the
Condor The former was billed
to sail for Seattle later In the
day after loading general freight.
The Condor Of the Grace line
had been Idle in port for several
days but Monday began loading
wheat. flour and general cargo al
the Port piers for South America.
She was scheduled 10 shift some
time Monday evening 10 the
sperry dock for additional flour
before leaving the sound.
ships In port; X. I Lucken-
bach and Condor. Port piers
ships dur Monday Bers1n,
snelter; Tuesday Coast Trader
shaffer No. z: Trople Sea. sneltsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14

ruxA1Isff - nurF uFexoFy.
well knowa hsssknees man. Nes
tsasn 10 the fuysllup 0snsFNl
hospital aaaass after - wAs
kiekea ~ q coli whleA - hed
hz.i hrussxht fsum Yskisnz, Ths
sendons n BE knee ~<Fs - -
sersiy lapasea that ~ 9th - ean'
Einsi fns sems time. The eais wAs
unframed ART beaAme fFtkht<Hea
while us~xpxy wAs lseflnx a "a
water. dragging him ana kisstnx
hIfn.
Issruy wslcoms, u. 81 uFshzm.
rreesvea burn. m IRE s~asesi ~
gA@allas. Ne wss p&tnfaliy burned
On ths srma ard shoasa<rs.
oe-..,s-. !. sv~.A
4. {. on<flses II Tasons wtli
b. ths sp.ahsf Al The FATHERS Ansi
suas banquet - ~ htla ~ ths
Ftrst BAPTIST ehancA Nensiax sve-
ming Al $50 II saasslaa there
wsll b tAlks ~ fathers snd ssns
and . musical pFeEssnl Hsv.
phiilp Graf. pastor a ths church.
has instted especially shns~ whs
eosld not sstsnd aas ef tie esn-
auet. held last Friday aaEht.
sunday aftsrnoen Rev. Graf h>td
tbs sirst csnmanloa s<svsee ~
the tadss. u The q. A. " hnne
in IL history. its wss ssststs<i
by e l. Esksrt saa Thomas
Thomas. asacuns sf ne church.
and Herbert Harris whe sang
Mrs 1. ~ Hatch - AlsieFsaa
wsii b. hostess 10 ths ~amens
council az ths church Thursday
aftrrnoen. Cars viii issss The
church Al flso far thes> wishlnx
transportation. Nest sunday ess-
ming viii hc family ntxht- 81 the
7;so o'nissk sesvies
| Dr,s. :. o,,~v.
Headed ~ Rev. Thepiefs nrsnk-
man. o group ffum immanusi
Lutheran church went 10 Olympia
sunday sftsrnoan foe circuit
meeting conducted ny Raw. rrssk.
man.
Wednesday Afternoons the -.
disr study group viii meet with
Ars. w. Martsnson al cot wssl
Stewart avs. at lao. Mrs Jssk
I.ounhaFit win b. assisting host
sas. Rev. Brakeman vii speak
Friday evening At > O'clock m
Luther Fellowship club Win msei
in the Sunday sehool reems Zoe a
Thanksgiving social
S,is. 90 a..-
Mas Dorothy Hoblnson. d&uxh.
ter u Mr. and hrs. Archie Rob.
inson Of ITO sgh avsl. n. w.. ~.
turned HON. sunday night from
an sisplans trip IN tho Washing
ton atats-idaho football cams Eat
uriay.
Cau.ervasissl~ss Eleet
Officers for the ruysiIup area nI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
LEARNS BIT Of
LAW, WOMEN

The Law always viii be bewilder-
ing. but never more than IL was
Monday 10 warnis Martin. 81
year-old Tacoma salesman. who
took = strange gin for a ride and
ended UP charged with petty lar
ceny.
As Martin. who lives II i00s
So. Traitor a., told his story 10
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metzier.
r.. he spisd an attractive young
woman At 9th and Broadway Sat
urday night
Can give you . ride , I'm
going your way" he offered gen
erouaiy.
You bet" said the young wo-
man.
It was after midnight and the
tAyerns we're closed. ~ the ride
preceded 10 = bower Broadway
speakeasy. From there 4 con
tiuued 70 a country road And
there the passenger and driver
disagreed
She decided to eonsinns Ina TIP
sfoot. Martin decided 70 insure
Der return 70 the car BY relieving
her u her poras Thers wasn't
enough IN u 70 bring her bark.
bit Il made her indignant enough
70 taks has license nanhef
Deputy sheriffs arrested fhe
salesman A. his home the young
woman. Mrs James Hammond.
appeared ~ complaining witness.
and Martin pleaded guilty before
justice Clarence V. Layton hon-
day 70 petty larceny. namely the
theft 81 a purse containing 81
He was sentenced 70 tao days
IN The county jail. which ns al
ready has served. and was re-
leased
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
Communism TO Be
Rabbits Subject

Us IL Trus or Faise That Com
muniam In Jewish -
Rabbi u. I. TRIGGER win uss
this a. hin subject when he speaks
Friday evening At Taimud Torsh
synagogue. 30. 4th and ssH Mar.
ris Bender. Seattle. win BE- guest
cantor. The services will start
nj STA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
MISS HADLAND
ELECTED HEAD

Miss June fiadlsnd vas elretsd
president NJ the eoaflrmaass al
Messiah Lushsraa church In . rs~
union meeting held Sunday after
noon At = o'clock In the church
pariorn Mrs. A. Baird wss elected
vice president and Lawrence Lavik
was chosen a. secretsry-,ressursr.
Principal speaker was tho Raw.
r. n. Hoff
Laursn Cowisne. member n
ths confirmation class az 1888.
sang.
Among those present were Mrs.
Cudmundsen stgrId solwolal
Harvey, : member q the first
confirmation class ef lass. ard
Mrs. Theodore Anderson q tho
class Of 1891.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14

Miss Dorothy Roblnson. dauxh.
ter u Mr. and hrs. Archie Rob-
inson Of TO ssh ave. n. W.. re-
turned HON. sunday night from
an sirplans trip 10 the Washing
ton atats-idaho football cams Ast.
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DOCTORS FORMULA
BELIEVES AWFUL PAIN OF
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Neurftis pains are often relieved
and infiarned nerves usually re-
spond quickly to the healing influ-
snce Of this widely used remedy.
Hundreds have written grateful
letters about happy results One
bottle viii convince you. Ask your
druggist for Eopa Tablets No. rs;
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
GLASS BROKEN

Nd II. Ksuss, q. was in the city
taii Monday morning facing dis
orderly charges for sllegedly
breaking glass on the street The
young man was arrested at l4th
and Pacific early Sunday morning.
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