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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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EQUITIES. s6b. 900, 23-UNTT APT. NV.
farm large APARTMENT % nrss t trust sef flsa truss
notes; Owner leaving. Agents protected.
BUILDER JUST COMPLETING NEW
Each s Sl Ran srs. q roe%s enn
u TIE PAN. celia under entire house: auto:
oeaon ess for p9Tssei Se excellent rental
Present first trskt. s3.500. Box eb-G. Star.
PROVEN. PROFITABLE RESULTS YEAR
Ia in.ana ama year out Is the test Of merit for
DO buness 9ss 0s59sS ~ You fG aHVh ;psh
THE MONEY. Emerson 1856.
$260O CASH INVESTMENT WILL YIELD
safe real essste Eme.sen Ens eeDfbss0i' $685. income
NORTH CAPITOL Mr.. sJF1RsT COMMIT.
h.,wh. and elec Will shaw excellent
ot 500 svennss 4 Sms MA ia'h hooSSs enSSs
II. A. WEINBERG CO. Natl. $500
2 owNER 2pFs > ~ snE1 TE9RIpA; IS SELL CHEAP:
ants; always rented See il. 1855 fta sth 'en- st.
mo GSSs p1es nsass soo sae IT, Rfntsd 14s
. SEann st: NV. Terms. And have W other
sMoNs sa n 5ns ST. to Ms flsSe Ggt MR.
IWSO-FAM!1Y TVS ta APT. 3 ROOMS AND BATH
mo- Price. $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance
n Ode,t5 one trust S45 per mo. Call Mr.. Rainc,
WAPLE ( JAMES. INC. Dist. s34e.
s09H sets incl ICE eorr.y WELd;BgLT - 4rAMILY
iiHee. POI 900; income. S6,S00.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 270O
223 CONCORD AVE. NV.
First commercial; combine your home
and business; q rooms, bath in new-house
condition; can build out IA It, to Concord
Randolph S44i. .ii anu 'efnS' eai MI. Raine'
wAPLE & JAMES. INC. Dist. a34s.
DWELLING: CoLoRED OCCUPIED; RENT.
Two Tv,ou.l Aldjolning Dwellings, Downtown:
Coiored Occupied; total rent, S65.OO
Dwelling White Occupied; oISoV Rent. $4,000;
NATL. $3.50 OR NORTH 6ass.
MOD. FIREPROoF BLDG. NV: Is APIS,
Nehtal. Ne sSso9o yearly; price; S42 800.
oushly modern. below Pa. ave near Govt
ot1ces; once 90 units; rental, $4,000; will con-
ANTON KOERBER,
Rust Bldg. Natl $3.50.
4 APARTMENTS,
Exceptionally well located: Q years OF
sIsl. $500 cash required or might consid'
clear, vacant.
Call Mr. Carney.
Natlonal 0211: Southern Bio
Investment Opportunity.
Il 1th St: near Fla. ave,-3-story brie'-
furnish own heat. Monthly rental Slot
Price. 81 800. Mr.. Barbour.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th St NV Natl. 2s44..
SMALL APT. BLDG,
MT. PLEASANT, WEST OF 18th ST.
apt. units and garages; sleepir
porches: oil burner; property clear OF E.
payment and terms on balance. Pric,
$4,000. Call MR.. DREW, Republic llsI
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 Investment Bldg.
SELDOM OFFERED.
1st COMMERCIAL ZONE.
Facing George Washingto~
University on G st. NV, 2 brio
dwellings, where enhancement i.
assured. $4,000.
See Mr.. VIM. R. Brown,
CHARLES L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. NV.
For sALE-2nd COMMERCIAL, or
1-room house; h.-w.h. owner. colored. vii
take q or room house in good section as
down payment. Georgia 1922.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
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COLORED.
1921 JACKSON ST. NE.

1V.0.
here is grand opportunity to acquire
arranged in two complete and separate
apartments with individual entrances; fun
basement; hot-water heat: large terraced
tot: alley; lots. Of shade trees; price has
peen reduced for quick sale and the
Sunday. "Ao
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 n: 7. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl 97s7.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW-$4, ,950-BRICK
ON WIDE AVENUE.
H9En rA GIT

$3oU CASH,
Low monthly payments. 3 large rooms
modern Kitchen. large outside bath with
shower: plenty closets full cellar, auto
matic hQt-yater heat. porches, steel win
COWS. oak noors. natural trim
The largest low-priced home you can hnd
High-class construction
I'll MINNESOTA AVE. NE.
Open. 1870 to q.
cur s .9sp rem; M ot Aye Sc to MIN ave, left to
to Minn' Wsp1H WI Iisht + t.%ns' e SH5 'iFF22
1924 18th st. NV Wn"o Dist Dist aa4s
NORTHEAST.
1887 G. ST. NE.
Six rooms. in new-home condition, tile
bath extra lavatory. full basement hot
water heat: owner Is leaving city and will
sacrince At $4,000 on easy terms or will
rent with option to buy. Nicely located in a
handy and convenient neiGhborhood Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
926 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl. e7a7.
3 GRUVER-BUILT HOMES.
ARRANGED for 2 families. 322, 332 33s
18th pl: ne. brick homes In good con
dition, large rooms, 1 and y, tile baths
front and rear porches 322 and H32 have
recreation room; 338 is semi-detsched
Open daily. 12 to o.
VIM r. THoRoWoooD
2024 r. !. Ave. NE. Decatur O317.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

uOOS9S FOX SAEE.
1348 PERRY PL. NV,
PRICE REDUCED TO $3.50.
Colonial brick. 20 IT. wide; 6 rooms and
bath, automatic heat; ncW-house condition;
new shades linoleum Kitchen range:
STeshth1efh,stllfpped Semh1. h and csulked; front and
OPEN StJNDAY > tn - sso'''
EUGENE A, BARRY
3439 14th st. NV. Columbia 8Os6.
SOMETHING SPECIAL.
Must be sold this week. Beautiful reno
waited 4-bedrn.. 1hs.b bath brick. row home,
rent. Price $3.50: unoccupied. open i to
pm. 1924 41st st. NV.
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t,OUU.
rms, plus sleeping porch. thoroughly
insulated lge lot; fine netshborhood. 1915
N. Vernon St. Arlington, Va Low pay
ment, easy terms. DICK BASSETT. Chest
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THREE NEW HOMES

A111tCG NEW HOMES.
IWo-story. large rooms; quality CON-
struction: large dining room oil heat tile
pain side porch; large lot. IS by 1BS:
;Nl oeauti1nl shrubbery: located one of highest
points IN county: ~ minutes to downtown.
y nlock to bus. Only SIS .225; r ii
dpp ddpprovsd; occupancy 9 weeks: inspect to-
Eay1 = 5uo So; Oakland st.. Arlington. va.
+ r Z: CARTER. owner-builder Mich. on SI
20 20 teach: Hsah: Drive west on Columbia pike to
90. Monroe St. turn south to I4th st west
on l4th to Oakland. '''' "es'
hhGaNG!ONS hirnaN BEST HOME VALUES
1ook screened porch. garage: air con.
u,oioned. u, OIL burner; $500 down s3S1O
ins;r.no ie ineluoinR principal interest, taxes.
rods Now in course. Of construction. two a.
SD 1ni mantb,C no,Gk ,CoionialS; 5000; 1OM down.
built to order. 81 800 up. s"ei
BERSE & SALE
OWNERS. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS.
O3Iord 0191. 1853 N. Glebe Rd s.
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NEW F. H. A. GROUP.
5-RM. BRICK HOMES

100, cash So-tS AACNiGo. ~!
conditioned, fireplace: Ice rms. porches.
oeautliul tile baths: 2nd and Glebe road
Shnsi; SsIu.n; Arlington. Va. DICK BASSETT,
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CLEVELAND PARK.

3419 Porter st. NV: Z rooms. bath:
front and rear screened porches; open
ept condition or reconditioned. Reason
able price and terms may be arranged
May consider exchange. Call Mr.. Davis
E. M. AIKEN, 800 H ST. NV
National 1856 Eyes Atlantic 13Sh
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WOODBRIDGE SECTION

l722-24 Douglas ST. NE semi-de
aacn sscned s-room brick houses. modern in
fTeTy f,oays detail. sn, Open fireplace hardwood
shower. Large. lots. Close to schools.
stores and churches. A fine location. Here
duced price. These houses are located At
the entrance Of the Lutheran Home. Come
and see them. Terms to suit responsible
buyers. Open daily from 8 am.-9 pm
b F. HOLMES, 1921 Douglas st. ne.
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1905
KENNEDY pr, NV


English. type brick, facing Rock Creek
Park. individually planned Spacious living
room with connecting den and solariuni
Wide center hall; Law. on 1st f.. large bed
rooms. . baths, 2-car gar 1t is Impossible
in an ad to give any idea of the fine con-
struction and beauty of this home and its
location. Priced below assessed value.
Perfect Sssdis9R REED PGaGy 3gen day and night
GEORGETOWN-TO REMODEL.
One of the few Left fiat front; all brick;
price. only $4,000.
GEORGETOWN-A REAL BUY
At S6.000-7 rooms; gas b.-w.h; bath;
open freplaceS; all brick. and detached; !;
unusually large living room
j. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. Michigan O5l3-0514.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1925 SHEPHERD ST. NE.
A new detached brick Six large rooms,
modern bath with shower, attic. Large lot
with garage.
A REAL VALUE.
PRICE AND TERMS TO SUIT
PURCHASER.
OPEN DAILY TILL Pm.
To inspect: Out Rhode Island ave- to
22nd St. ne: left on 22nd to Shepherd.
LOUIS H. HALL,
POTOMAC 602l
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INSPECTION INVITED-BUSINESS COM
peH owners removal to California. viii
sell 3,yr. old brick; modern refinements.
chestnut finish. fully insulated. excellent
hoor plan recreation room with fireplace.
porch. large grounds two-car garage, 5
large. one small bedrooms To interest
immediate purchaser will consider under
Sio; p 600 Furniture and equipment may
bus); one block. 1918 3rd st. N. Ashton
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PO,I
1925 HARVARD ST. NV.
Don't miss this opportunity to purchase
this 3-story row brick. with large attached
garage, 2 baths and lavatory. Just taken
in trade by builder. Easy terms can be
arranged for responsible people. For in
spection call Emerson 1905.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6 PM.
BUILDER. EDW R. CARR, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
$500.

spC C,SSU.
located in nearby Arlington near school
ana e Dus attractive lot with trees. 2-story,
q npacious rooms insulated, side porch Air
Scon.ait;oned. oil-burning heat: truly a COM
term. is ss nome, fnn can pc bought on r. H. A.
gar. and Sun. To reach: Drive TO claren-
S, oon monument, there right out Washington
rd ntVd TO TO Mckinley st. 1A miles past Glebe
fei,oi ~ Tient m on mckinley past school to Long
one left. W aouSe'
W. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chestnut 0600 Ewes and Sun. Chest. 471a
iIAkOMA PARK-NEW BRICK BUNGA-
lows 10 =. a. rms. g on End noor). bath. built
IN III garage and wooded lot: mr. school, stores
an ana ON one,iare transportation; only S695O.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
81 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park Georgia Oss1
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS
In Riyerdale. 3 large rooms. full cellar
bae, hne at.ic, TIE bath. hardwood floors. oil
,ion. non Price: $3.50 Small cash payment.
paiance Ike rent. Exhibit home 415
Monroe G.Hn, ave. Riverdale, Nd M. D.
wood 09S4
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.

A charming brick home Just OF Alaska
| ave. with End floor arranged into an apart
ment. rooms baths oil burner. cleo
| S10,950 Eve. or Sun. phone Adams 24s4.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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COLORED,

IOLO1ED.
1881 Montello Ave. NE
6-room corner brick with extra lot, One
OF best colored locations; S6.95O
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Tower Building. Metropolitan 1776,
evenings and Sundays. Shepherd 4517.
COLORED BARGAINS.
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NORTHEAST.
789 10Th ST. NE.

NEW COLONIAL BRICK.
MICHIGAN PARK; S9.75O.
4427 18th ST. NE
rooms. baths. recreation room built
In garage. strictly modern kitchen. furred
walls. insulated weather-stripped, caulked.
screened. Will sell this real quality home
on easy terms or consider your smaller
house in trade. EUGENE H. PHTFER,
'ts0l South Dakota ave. ne. Potomac
449l North r-O0
Evening star., 1939-01-08

VIRGINIA TRACT OF 26 ACRES NEAR
Dunn Loring, q good corner cleared and
suitable for cultivation. Price. $4,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
171a X st. NV. Natl. 1853.
NEAR LoRTON. VA-ANCIENT FRAME
house OF rooms with about 8 acres, sofne
fruit. big oaks. plenty Of pines; good land
Tor planting; small stream: $1,000
LOUIS 2: SHOEMAKER.
1719 e st. NV. Natl, 1l86.
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STORES FOR RENT.

2423 18th ST. NW-STORE AND BASE
ment suitable for any business. Reason
able rent. Adams O761
STORE, NEWLY DECORATED LARGE
display window. S45. 1l2O 9th st. NV
Key at 1116 9th ST. NV
Evening star., 1939-01-08

1892 BRENTWOOD RID. N.E,-S7p5O.
IN excellent setting Of detached homes
with large shade trees. This home con-
tile bath. extra lavatory;- light. airy base
m1enss; me large lot FACING streets, beauti-
Just put in perfect new condition. with
washable paper. new fixtures shades etc
see today or call Potomac 4491.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

FOR SALE-2nd COMMERCIAL, ON
Georgia ave. near ball park; large lot and
Groom house; INV h; owner. colored. viii
take or room house in good section as
down payment Georgia 1922
Evening star., 1939-01-08

DEL RAY. ALEXANDRIA. VA. 242 WEST
residence. in new condition, on large lot
IN flne section; all modern improvements,
equipment Ideally arranged for two fam
lies II desired. Five rooms on first floor
rooms and bath on second floor Price
$3.50. Terms reasonable to suit pur-
chaser. To inspect telephone National
5536. M. VERNON CORPORATION. 2O7
Machinist Bldg
Evening star., 1939-01-08

VALUABLE APT. CORNER.
611l Ga. ave.-Rare investment oppor-
tunity. should double in value; ideal Tor
dentlst or doctor; Z rms; 3 garages. oil
burner: refg. Open. Georgia l3o1 ~
Evening star., 1939-01-08

Silver Spring. Md. Near D. C. Line.
Corner, new detached brick. center en-
trance: o rooms. . baths attached garage
large lot. Open for inspection.
ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK HOME WITH
e exceptionally large rooms. 9 and 3 baths
breakfast rm oil heat; insulation; weather
stripping; furred walls: slate roof and en-
trance hall; terms to suit Co out Piney
Branch rd to 236 Saratoga ave. there to
Philadelphia ave.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
oil Cedar St., Tx PIX Georgia OSS1
Evening star., 1939-01-08

HYATTSVILLE
Large store, Baltimore Wash blvd. suit-
able once or any business Rent reason
able. Greenwood 1882.
BIG INTOWN STORE-S45.
=, INCLUDES 1.00O-FT. BASEMENT.
M union Station and Main Post ONCE:
sidewalk trapdoor; heat furn.; good for
wholesale or retail business 4s II st. ne.
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UNDER $4,000
NEW HOMES.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
NOW OPEN.
SEE Alb 18th ST. NE.

4UU5 18th ST. NE.
8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS; GARAGE: AUTO
MATIC HEAT: PORCHES: RECREATION
E0010Mu u6I4s RE LuXE SJicz KITCHEN ONE 6 Is SUI,
OTHER IS DETACHED PRICED AT S1O-
$50 YOUR PRESENT HOUSE CONSID-
PRICED.
Directions: Out r. T. ave. to 18th, north
on 18th to houses.
PAUL P. STONE. ADAMS O653.
Evening star., 1939-01-08

NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS-OPEN FOR
inspection-Numbers 3 and Moore ave.
Hyattsyille Hills, Md Priced at $3.50
and $3.50. These bungalows are strictly
modern and terms can be arranged. For
inspection call Mr.. Darnell Greenwood
3055. WAPLE e. JAMES INC, Silver
Spring once. S433 GeorRia ave Shep h2n0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
First Christmas
Package Aniues

Tacoma postoffice workers had
handled Friday what they believed
was the first Christmas package
TO arrive here this year. according
to Postmaster George Fishburne.
The package was the first, at
least, which was visibly marked
with a Don't Open Until Christ
mas" sign. Addressee of the pack
age was Marylyn Jean Spike, 34is
No. 18th st Sender's name and
address was Mrs. Seweil Names.
Portland. Ore. Mrs. Names for
merly lived here.
Postmaster Fishburne revealed
that letters addressed to Santa
Claus have been scarce lately. al
though three or four were received
during October. We'll be getting
more of them" he said.
The postmaster was pleased with
receipts for the first half OF
November. which were IL per cent
higher than during the correspond
ing period year ago. Totals
were: Nov. 1-15, 1s3s-S23, 4e6. 81 ;
Nov. Ills, 1e39-S26, o14.75. That's
an increase of s2.547.97.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
SEATTLE FIRM
IS Low BIDDER

J " nagiey cuussrurtiun O.
~ Seattle was luw tsddsr faF esn-
struetson ard eosnrleslen - q fire
ard kaiarsihnuse stsflcm 81 Nc.
Chura field u wAs announced ri.
das ~ asfor e y. Antoauskh.
countructinn quAFtsFmsster.
Lrw 81 vas so $50 fhe
tallsv fiFta wsli - awarded she
eoatrsct ss seznn ss approval =
recelvrsi from ths wsF department
~ wasntnktnn. y. G.
oshef hidasrz we're. J 8 Gre.
ham. racoma. tTssos. Harry
Boyer sans . 90. osympis So
hts: Sound Construction ard kaxt-
ns<stnE CO. Seattle saaeSt. " ".
Olsen. Tscoua. ses.sss, q. ,. Lar
sen. Tecoms. sTa.fss, Standard
Construction ca. Tscurs. So 20 !
a. J. setssrEren. rurtiand. SO 90.
Howard y wFsxht Co. aeaitle.
see 90. Mcdonald Building "a.
Taeoma. ssa. 100. A. = Au~As
Construction ca. Seattle. 80 40 !
Daily Construction a engineering
ce.. Seattle. sfu.sss: wesssra con-
stsacilon Co. Seattle. SEA- BOO. and
Sam nsrxsen. Seattle. tss.efa,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
PORT ANGELES
TAKES SOLDIERS

Soldiers Howard Hoylman and
Oscar Pope. whom Pierce county
authorities turned over 10 Thurs
ton county iass week for prose-
cution on burglary charges there,
were moved again Friday 10 Port
Angeles. Under she Nc clyde
Knowles learned.
The Peninsula city has . double
charge Of second degree assault
and burglary against the young
army men and has set hall II
$4,000. IL was in that city. ae-
cording TO confessions which they
signed here 10 a long ssriss Of
Western Washington burglariss,
that one OF them struck a watch
man on the head with . fiashliRht
when he caught them In q clothing
store.
Only a part Of the Port Angeles
loot. two suitcsses and some cloth.
ing. WAS recovered. Knowles said.
The two 18th infantry privates,
Hoyiman. n. from creston, Mont,
and Pope. 30. from Lewiston, Utah,
were arrested in a ruyailup store
more than a month ago. Finger
prints taken by Deputy Lyle Lsth.
rop traced n steilaeoom burglary
To one Of the men. Faced with
that fact, they told q story Of a
dozen or more thefts 10 LAthrop,
Knowles and Sheriff John c. Bjork-
lmd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
EGG MARKET
PRICES VARY

Local esg dispensers split In
the wholesale price Of the product
Friday. Miller Brothers reported
the egg market weak and dropped
two cents on AL standard brands.
Washington Coop held Thurs
days quotations.
Pasco lettuce arrived early FRI
day morning and carried = whole
sale price OF s2.2s per crate. The
produce market held steady. but
some changes were expected Sat
urday.
Meat continued at quoted prices
and no changes were In the offing
before Monday.
Flour. riding at the same price
since October 2, continued at the
same figure.
Butter. sugar and cheese were
reported unchanged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
INJURIES HEEL
IN FALL HERE

J. C. rverson was unable 10 wosk
Friday. but 1t isast he had The
satisfaction ~ inawiax Ne has The
agility or ability to land On biz
feet.
Iveron, 20 : year old building
wfeoker from Seattle. tu,nblsd
from one fIoor of . Taaosna basId-
ing 10 thu floor below Thursday
afternoon. but he came down fest
first. Tha impact. however, left
him with . possibly fractured right
heal and ankle. which put him IN
the disabled let. iysfson was help
Ing IN tearing down the hnildinz
at pis Pacific ava, formerly oe.
cupled b. tho Tacoma Auto supply
company, whnu he foil. offirsfs
wslten and Hassr removed him Ia
the Washington eiinio for smsr-
Esney treatment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Z SUITS FILED
OVER ACCIDENT

Two suits totaliing $4,000 were
filed in Pierce county superior
court Friday as outgrowths Of an
accident Aug. 3, this year, In
which a Mckinley ave. bus Of the
Tacoma Railway 4 Power Co. ran
into and injured 15-year-old Resell
Ia Merkt, who was riding = b.
cycle at the time.
Mrs. Eodia Shriner. Of sS1 Ia.
5oth ST., as mother and guardian
for the girl. filed a $4,000 action
against the T. r. a p. In the
girls behalf. She charges the bus
was going as miles per hour and
ran down the bicycle from behind.
Permanent weakness, Mrs. shriner
states, will result from the In
juries. The accident occurred near
the So. 50th st. intersection.
Alfred and Elodia Shriner. In
their own behalf, ask 5000 addi-
tional for expenditures they have
been and will be required to make
for the girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
LIBERATED MAN
IS REARRES1ED

Trouble wasn't over FOR Jack ".
Angel. n. when he was released
from Mcneil lsiand penstsntiary
Friday morning: waiting for him
At the dock where TIE prison
launch landed were Deputy Mar
shsls Forest and vsrEp.
They brought Angel "a ths city
jail. where he awaits removal 10
Idaho 10 face chsrKss ~ violating
the federal Dyer act. vheh relates
to driving stolen cars from ois
state 10 another.
Forest and varEn stated Angel
originally was sentenced 10 serve
lee. than = year at federal road
camp IN Idaho following ennssc-
tion on . Dyer act ehafss. Angel
escaped. vas rsoapsursd and sent
To Mcneil island.
In attempting escape. however.
Angel slisgedly stole = ear. drove
u over the state line. and Il u for
this act that he viii be tried In
Idaho. according 10 the deputy
msrshsls. Angel served two years
at Mcneil island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
ROSE O'NEILL DIES
AT HOME OF NIECE

Rose o'Neill. for many years a
Tacoma resident, and believed 10
be one of the first women TO climb
successfully Mount Tacoma, died
Monday at the home Of a niece.
Mrs. Helen Wolf. in Seattle, ac-
cording TO a report received here.
She leaves a brother, Harry
oTNeill, prominently identified
with the restaurant business here
for many years, and a nephew
Jack Thompson OF Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
Investment Trusts
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been received by County
Auditor S. Clifford Davis from
Donald T. Mclean. rs. resident Of
the Tacoma Y. NJ C. A, and Ruth
Vivian Mclean. "a, Of 1881 SO.
74th st; Arnold Lawrence Loen.
IS, Of 1884 50. X St. and Hazel
corine Gsmmersyik. u. Of l7oz
so. Ainsworth; Sam Rabstoff. "a.
Of 1854 Fswcett ave. and Anna
belle Evelyn coppersmith, ~. Of
2342 Faweett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
BROTHER vs.. BROTHER
CASE DROPPED HERE

When the complaining witness
and brother OF the defendant
failed 10 appear, a petty larceny
charge against usorge Locke. -,
Of South Prairie, was dlsmissed
by Justice clarencs r. Layton
Friday At the request Of Deputy
Prosecutor hugo Mstxier. jr.
The brother, Henry Locke.
obtained n warrant for George
Monday. charging tina latter broke
into hls homs and removed bed
room suits. pair Of overails and
two gallons N motor oil
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rtosexutaF Thor G. rsilefssn
said Frsasx he wuaid NE = ehsrxs
% Negligent hunseif< bsfsf~ th>
end nf the day sxssnst Flaya ksI'
Ter. so.yssF~cid k~truvsiis trss<k
driver. wha<e ear iFauahi d<axh
late "Wednesday nixht - MFa Nay
Csreen. y. /. c. studsut snd hFide
ef les than z week.
canptsd with IN hsmssias
charge. shs rrue~eascF ssls. ~
probably wassld NE . snuns Il
drunken driving
Keller wzs arrested a Taenrnn
General hospital ssfly Thufwias
mourning after hs VS. srestsd sos
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new MINISTER
DUE ON NOV. rs

TIE Rev. Chester A. sorkness 81
Wallace, $. D. has accepted the
call as pastor q oiivrs Lutheran
church. So. 18th and X sta. sc-
eording 10 word received here by
d. Espeland.
He expects 10 be In Tacoma BY
Sunday. Nov. Is.
The Rev. sorkncss succeeds the
Rev. A. S. Berg. who recently left
for Fargo. n. d. 10 assume post
ton as Bible teacher at Oak Grove
seminary Of Lutheran Free church
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NJ. ar ne Hs<s. ~ -
parsnts - A. r>euxs&s Haxh. -.
ssFuesnr a - cnfsxs = PUGET
spunA. n4ss asw n leave. arrived
from cAlma eniy snzs wsxk.
To EsslxFim eAasvh pulpit emn.
ustts<. headed ~ nr Nttxaf =
whszisF. s~u~s : ssil h ~. #uxh
last Summer when n le&Ened -
would return - Ans<Ete4 hsas nary
events hela - - sxsllnx. win
Mrs Rash Ne reached 1&n fs.n-
essoa Oct - - re lln<F fsreezsiezs
Cleveland
IA~ n~w i~<fes 80 syp~A :
se<~aa tinse ssnsssy es~eiNa ~
sssa .. - .ea,~ss. 'sae1es -
s~<a ~ n Kyeulinr~e.
stls service - eAhss h>s h~>a -
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CROSSED FRESH PAINT

Motorists had something new to
think about Friday as police re-
vealed their only arrests in the
previous "a hours involved drivers
who crossed painted traffic
lines. Rudolph skuija, 1854 Faw-
cett ave. and Curtis II. William
son, 701 SO. Yakima. were charged
with disobeying the warning traf-
fic signals at So. 18th and G
SITS. and at So, 18th and Sheridan
SITS, respectively.
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Irregular and quiet
Bonds; Irregularly higher. Us.
governments higher.
Curb Stocks; IrreguiArly higher.
Foreign Exchange: Lower.
Cotton: About steady.
Wheat: orr ! to = cent.
Corn: Unchanged to off y.
Rubber: Firm.
Silver; Unchanged In New York
at 3tA cents a fine ounce.
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q f.ss inches: since Jan. I. az.
inches. . deficiency ef . inches
Wind at Z a m Friday vs.,
; mp.k.. barometer At s0ia fan,
sag slowly.
sun rises - zsts q ~ sstnr-
day and sets - sss .. m.