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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-01-28
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The SAGE of
St. Antoine
"DICK" READING

Oh! Mr. Reading, my dear Dick"
Reading.
We do not like the way you are
leading,
Your promises all have fallen fiat,
You were only talking through your
hat.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-01-28
BLACK MASSES MAKE
DISCOVERIES

Why this falling away OF church
membership? Why this growing re-
bellion? Why is the Negro placing
his faith and devotiors in other
'isms?" Why are so many OF our
young people who were educated
in Christian schools uninterested in
the church and its programs?
This changing attitude on the
part Of the black masses toward
the Christian church" is the re-
suit OF two major discoveries. One
is the discovery that while there
are progressive, intelligent. conse-
Grated Negro ministers and Chris
tian leaders-the vast majority Of
Negro ministers and Christian lead
ers arc irrational, illiterate, ignorant
and unconcerned about the social
needs OF his people, The other dis
covery is that there is little con-
nection between what the white
Christian breaches and what he
practices; that the love, justice and
brotherhood OF which he talks does
not include the Negro.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-01-28

been for ten years a pronounced
falling off from church Of our
group" ard protests vigorously
against the Negroes urge to follow
isms." James E, Gale speaking Sum
day morning on the Wings Over
Jordan" radio program made an
eloquent plea for Negro deserters
to return to the "Old Ship of Zion"
Church leaders charge that the
Negro, especially the youth, is be-
ginning TO view the church with
skepticism and mistrust. Some, they
say. are actually hostile toward the
church. Much OF Negro leadership
looks with silent contempt upon
the church and its ministry, Our
young people are pointing out in
no uncertain terms the handicaps
placed upon Negro progress by an
incompetent and venal ministry.
They are deeTyihg criminal eXtTsVa-
gance on the part OF the Negro
preacher which an impoverished
race can i'll afford and brand its
ministers autocrats and racketeers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22
HENpERsoN M DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY AUGUST 22 1898

lament was forecast in informed
political quarters today as Britain
and France considered their positions
in the new European situation Great
ed by the projected German-Rus-
sion nOn-aggressiOn pact.
Both Labor and Liberal parties
have made strong representations to
the government to call Parliament
back from it's recess, it was Under
stood, and a decision was expected
at this afternoons cabinet meeting.
Ii the decision is favorable, both
houses probably will meet Thursday.
Both France and Britain received
the news Of the proposed German
Russian pact as a terrific blow. But
they cautiously awaited further de-
tails before making any comment:
Official circles in Paris and Lon
don indicated no action was PLAN
ned, Immediately at least, to break
off Brltlsh-French-R Russian military
staff talks now going ON in Moscow.
The British cabinet was scheduled
to meet at p. III. and the Frehch
cabinet to meet two hours later
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22

those in the east where schools are
recessed during cotton picking time,
and those in the west where the
weather is so abominable in the mid
die of the winter that it is deemed
advisable to get in classroom work in
more clement weather conditions SO
that a vacation can be declared dur
ing the toughest of the winter.
There are now in session at least
one school in each of the following
counties: Anson, Buncombe, Burke,
Cabarrus, Catawba, Cherokee, Cleve-
land, Duplin, Castor, Halifax, Hay
wood. lredell, Jackson, Lincoln,
Mecklenburg, Northampton, Polk,
Rowan, Rutherford, Scotland, STAN
ly, Swain, Union and Wilkes.
One or more schools are now op-
Grating in Shelby, Franklinton,
Cherryville and Weldon city units.
No county or city unit has yet
opened all the schools within it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22
Teachers At
Work Without
Fixed Wage
Pa;Iy ij1spatcn EIlreau.
In the SIR Walter iEntel.

Raleigh. Aug. 22.-By far the ma,
jority of North Carollnas youln are
hearing school bells only III nlght'
mares these days, but in tWenty-1oul
counties and four city school UNITS
one or more schools are already II
full swing. -,
That isn't altogether unusual-the
same condition obtains annually
but there is one fact almost unique
in recent school history: Teachers
now working in these schools really
don't know what their salaries Will
be for the year already under way
All of this comes about from the
tremendous amount of discussion and
compromising which has been
brought about by the S269,OOO grant
ed by the 1889 General Assembly for
unspecified salary increases. 1T was
left to the School Commission to dis
tribute, and the commission has been
having all the troubles that come
from trying to divide one small
melon among a whole raft OF hungry
folks.
The salary scale, accordingly, will
not be definitely settled until the
State Board of Education gets around
to approving terms of an unannOunc-
ed schedule upon which the commits
sion recently agreed. That will pro-
badly be in plenty of time so that
teachers going to work at the ortho-
doX openings in September will
know what they are to get even be-
fore they draw their first pay CHECKS
this fall
But, meanwhile, the several hun
dred now at work started out with
about only one assurance, they won't
get less than they got last year and
in most cases will get something
more by reason Of the normal incre-
ments which will no doubt come to
them in due course.
The School Commission is paying
them just what they received last
year, in the cases of those who were
employed in North Carolina last year
In the cases Of teachers from out
side the State employed for the first
time, and whose certificates have
not yet been definitely determined,
the commission is paying only about
enough to provide room and board.
Of course, it will all ''cOme out in
the wash, so to speak, as the sal
aries of all teachers will be adjust
ed eventually to whatever schedule
is eventually approved, and tho.e
who are now teaching will get what
ever is coming to them in the form
of "WindfalI' check which will be
for the difference which is now be-
ing withheld.
The counties in which schools are
now open fall into two categories,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22

Continued From Page One)
ditional forces in the navy, army
and air :Orce.
The British government also an
nounced that arrangements were
being made to insure the export
from Britain of essential materials.
There was no immediate explana-
ton of this, out it was interpreted
as meaning essentials for Poland in
event of war
London, Aug. 22.-(AP)-An en-
ergency session of the British Par
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22

Mussolini must be III training
for the shot put event of the 1910
Olympics. At least, he's keeping in
excellent form by tossing American
newspaper correspondents out Of
ItaIy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22

Tree seedlings for feforestation
and erosion control will again be
available this year at nominal
cost from State nurseries, says II.
w. Graeper, extension forester at
State college. ssJ ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22

s General Lee pitched his tent under this old elm in 1851
there received patriots of Greenbrer County his
horse. Traveller Clmax Of Lee Week at White Sulphur
of Riley fashioned that favore of
Lees Bellies the North and South in beum
costumes which Miss Lydia Aldersons typical (4 will
perform the graceful figure dance Joseph Mottos bust
of General Lee ) is priced possession of ihe Old White
Museum at White SULPHUR Springs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22

The seventh annual Robert Lee celebration
Sulphur Springs West Virginia August 27th to September
End viii be staged for the benefit Of the Lee Memorial
Stratord Hall in Virginia ~ birthplace of General Robert
Another patrotc society will figure in the resort cys
traditional oh of Lee Week, when the United
Daughters of the Confederacy present State
OF the famous Lee Tree Sewe in Virginia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-22
British Parliament
Will Meet Thursda,

Continued From Page One)
Evening star., 1939-05-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

Gco,MMrI!ss1oMERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
GeEnMelsi SRnTPRn washington Tas1 ns1 May 3 la39I
Motor, Vehicle Regulations for the District
ss amended as foll9ws: Amend Article Vi. Vi.
OF paragraph (c) to paragraph (d). and
by adding new paragraph to be known
as paragraph &c, to read as follows: "(c)
|, 1910. which is so constructed or loaded
that the operator is unable to clearly
indicate by hand signal to trafhc his in
vice, in. good working order. Of type
ssefon by the amend Article
tooT 81 so motoR vehice ven
shall be operated with front doors, side
Amend Article VII, Section A., by striking
out paragraphs. (b) and tc) and substi-
tutns in NJ. lieu thereof paragraphs (bl and
operated on public highway unless equip
ped with two headlamps OF approved type
no more or no less, mounted at the same
level and at each side Of the front of the
vehicle. except as provided in Section 4s
having more than Two headlamps projecting
aobsa beam ~. Of more than 49o0-beam L candle.
not more than two headlamps which shall
comply with the requirements and limita-
tions set forth in Section AZ or 40. Every
motorcycle equipped with q side car or
other attachment shall be equipped with
limit Of such attachment. capable Of dis
playing a white light or amber reflection to
the 'front.' Amend Article VII, Section
~. paragraph I'D by striking out the
remaining paragraph after the words
substituting in lieu thereof the following.
so that the paragraph. as amended viii
read as follows: "(dj Every motor vehicle
ana every trailer or semi-trailer which Is
being drawn at the end of a train of
vehicles shall carry at the rear a lamp
which exhibits red light plainly visible
distance Of 500 feet to the rear Of such
vehicle. and SO constructed and placed that
the. number plate carried on the rear Of
such vehicle shall under like conditions be
so illuminated by white light as to be
read from distance Of so feet to the rear
Of such vehicle, and every commercial
vehicle. trailer or semi-trailer and motor
when operated on q highway shall also
carry at the rear, either as a part of the
rear lamp or separately, at least two
approved red reflectors. Every COM
mercial motor vehicle. motor drawn vehicle
andI bus with capacity Of more than six
shall also carry at the rear two approved
red refectors, one on each side. Every
such reflector shall meet the requirements
Of this section and shall be mounted upon
the vehicle At . height not to exceed ~
inches nor less than IA inches ebove the
Every. such reflector shall be so designed.
during the time when lighted lamps are
REQUIRED. from distance Of 500 feet when
Evening star., 1939-05-10
1T

spending as much as S13 500 for a home
and want to place your family IN COM
munity of established excellence you should
investigate this Groom. 3-bedroom. 2-bath
home in the forest section of Chevy Chase
Nd. All brick Of colonial design, it occu-
pies an unusually well-landscaped and
wooded setting of approximately Il acre.
Convenient to schools. stores and trans
portation. Most reasonable terms may be
arranged. Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Wise 1875 until pm
Evening star., 1939-05-10
SUBURBAN HOME.

Who wouldn't like to have q home in
the country If it was located where you
still had all city conyeniences? Here We
have in North Chevy Chase. Md. q charm
ing Cape Cod only 3 years old, ON lot
6Ox25O. beautifully landscaped. with 2
car garage beautiful living rm. with built:
bath on first floor; large dining rm with
Thoroughly modern kitchen large screened
rear porch: large bedrTs on and hiinSr io9r
throughout: recreation rm., maids rfh. IN
basement: automatic hest; Dc, you know
only Si1.75O? For further inform alton
cali J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143,
until 9 p.m.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

azRooM BUNGALOW ON 2 LOTS. 1878
water water tsnl.I bathns Boatns fshins club:
free school bus. Box 7s-B. Star.
IF You DESIRE A LOVELY SHORE
Neeid Estate Plum Point % Gn ParkiSe iSene sur. r.
es sh1Te ks Sssey B;as1 vssb Per
from $50. Houses stD from s1.s66l Hn' Season. esa
4.room bungalow. clear: elec., bath corner
60Xlo0; plenty shade; will consider trade
Call Atlantic s634.
FOR RENT FOR SUMMERTIME BUN
sh fn RSe boas sss
phone and garage. Call Emerson 1906
6:30-s:3O pm.
FOR SUMMER. FOR RENT. DELIGHTFUL
Marshall Hall; ali conVeniences; fne rooms
State road ali the way Georsia o6aa w.,
TWO CHOICE LOTS ON POTOMAC RIVER
5s Bono sds ss ed4e Evsnhss ee }9
30 MI FROM D. C.. 1O7 ACRES l. MI.
ohisaDfske osrt seTsyB Bay sand beach, sell al
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: NEW. MODERN
cottage at Franklin Manor Beach: l. r.. mod
ern bath. built-in tub and shower. large
kitchen. cabinet sink. Westinghouse elec
range and refrlgerator; bay front. large
lot: price. S325O: F H. A.: will consider
exchange small investment property WILL
LIAM CONRADIS. 1913 18th st. NV Ma.
l11S
LOT AT BENEDICT MD IS MILES FROM
Washington. Fishing. boating, etc; ideal
summer spot: 55 It. shore front: cash or
terms. Col 500
SMALL BUNGALOW; ALSO 4-ROOM BUN
ealoW' ami: by month or season. Lake
Jackson, 81 miles D. C, Dupont 1900 .
NEW COTTAGE ON SALT WATER NEAR
ANNAPOLIS; living room. kitchen. two bed
rooms bathroom; front and side screened
porcnes; house :}2X:'S: open fireplace: full
plumbing equipment; hot and cold water:
electricity; half acre of land some fruit
Sacrlf1ce $3.50; your own terms. Ster-
NORTH BEACH PARK-FOR RENT, g.
room cottage near water. completely furn,
Incl. electricity; Sl5 wk Woodley 6717.
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY-BEAUTIFU UL
ave. at Redwood Offered this week for
$500 cash: P. Q. Box 443. Benz franklin
station. Wash. d. c.. or call Adams 1858
WATER FRONT-S2O ACRE.
On Patuxent River 80 acres, trees
wild life shore fishing: good road Terms
5000 down balance easy Call j. HARRIS
ROGERS Hyattsville 463. Ewes. Green
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PROPOSALS.

Gas 1887 sealed G. S
1900 BeSm deoek $40 R psEst Msy 9 9udss 1875
ior ifI furrishins Sand and Gravel-East Sec
Room Ilo ao asposcibeatons and information at
COMMISSIONERS. D. C.. WASHINGTON
received at Room 500, District Building
anen ana then f;oo 5,;6cy Nj F. Jane 1899
eno adSR Bssof seoo o to 5s ss ees,ea
nd ssiSna Street Streets 0sasfn NorS
west. Contents 5o6,600 cubic feet All
Prospective bidders are hereby notified that
of facts in e dets of e business aS
e eohsmDased St the %orR bidder der
missioners expressly reserve the right to
sny ed and ID Shsh he ssis
VIII With the pre,eet bid upon and based, upon
$50 90. PAYABLE 10 the Collector Of faxes aot
posals specihcations and draWtnsso drawn ot to THE the
Chief M Clerk; Engineer DEPARTMENT. Room
6teSufromMsv9
UNITED STATES SENATE, OFFICE OF THE
Secretary. Washington. D. c., April -.
looS.-oealeQ proposals Will be received
at this ofhce until TWELVE O'CLOCK M,
MAY "A, 1889, for furnishing stationery
ior the use of the United States Senate
Tor the hscal year ending June 30. 1910,
Blank forms Of proposals showing the
quantity and quality of each article and
the form of bond to be signed by the
oloder and sureties, will be furnished on
application to this ONCE. Proposals should
oe lndorsed Proposals for stationery for
the United States Senate" and be directed
TO Edwin A. Halsey. Secretary of the United
States Senate. WASHINGTON. D. c. Pro-
posals and specimens must be delivered at
this ONCE. free of charge. before the hour
named above. EDWIN A. HALsEY Sec
retary. ap26.my1O
PROCUREMENT DIVISION PUBLIC
Buildings Branch. Washington. D. c., May
:, 1939.-Sealed bids in duplicate will be
publicly opened in this ofice at 10 am
May 25. 1889. for construction Of pedestal
Tor Gal!atin Statue at the U. S. Treasury
Building. Washington. D. C. Drawing and
specifications. not exceeding one set may
be obtained from this Office in the discre-
ton OF the Assistant Director of Procure
ment. Public Buildings Branch W. E.
REYNOLDS Assistant Director
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Purchase Section. National Bureau
of Standards Washington.- D c.. until .
pm. May 90. 1899, and then publicly
opened. for one high-voltage cathode-ray
oscilloeraph. SPECIFICATIONS may be OBJ
tanned from the Purchase Section National
Bureau OF Standards. Washing ton. D. c.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
CLINTON, MD,
21a ACRES LAND
ON T,EONARDTOWN pTHl

O1& 1IO1V1A1tO1O IN fIhE.
built-in tub. porches front veranda and
large HANDICAPPED front lawn. gear garage
brooder house, chicken house and other
quick sale. Only q short distance beyond
Clinton Bank, on the east side of the road
you will find our signs and as nice a
for, Open daily l to o and evenings
until sold
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 n. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors Natl. 97e7
Once open evenings Monday through
Evening star., 1939-05-10
8 BEDROOMS.

LYON VI1LAGE
Ia blocks from Wilson blvd. bus and
stores: h;-wh: OF burner. garage. excel
$500 cash. convenient monthly terms
r. E WESTENBERGER,
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Best Buv in Chew Chase

An all-brick home. u block from Conn.
ave-, containing three bedrooms and Two
recessed bookcases and wood-burnine Are
place, lovely dining room. modern Kitchen.
equipped with G. E. refrigerator: Magic
Chef gas range. factory-butlt cabinets,
large paneled recreation room: layatory,
laundry trays. BRYANT automatic a!r-con.
dtioned heat detached garage. Inspect
today and compare. Emerson 9O6s.
Evening star., 1939-05-10

YOUR OPPORTUNITY-LIOU 4
large estate. Several hundred detached
homes GO in Chevy Chase p e. also in
for high and low-cost housing located in
D. c., Va. and Md Priced low. Write for
information; FULTON r. GORDON. 1927
Evening star., 1939-05-10

NEW HOMES,
HANNA PL. Sc.
group of new brick homes for people
able value; fine location only few
minutes from downtown. in the District,
and priced right under F. H. A. approval.
For example, 46"2 Hanna pl. Sc. is only
S4,666.
with monthly payments Of about $33, 80.
Here's what you get: Five large rooms.
colored tile bath. furred walls. oak floors.
copper water pipes. copper flashings copper
screens. insulated stove and many other
quality features. Open for inspection daily
and Sunday till 9 pm. Air-conditioned oil
heat.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Nat. a7e7.
Office Open Evenings. Monday Through
Eridax p NJ
Evening star., 1939-05-10
$9,250.
18th AND KENNEDY SITS.

An opportunity that you cannot afford
to overlook. substantial and attractive
Colonial-type semi-detached brick home.
center-hall entrance. bright comfortable
rooms, sleepins, rooms. tile baths
first-fioor sunroom or den. storage attic,
screens and Notwithstanding, Bryant gas
by appointment only. THOS J. FISHER
CO.. INC, District $3.50. Evesings. call
Mr. O'DONNEII, Adams S1co
Evening star., 1939-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.
4-BEDROOM COLONIAL,
IN THE HEART OF

This center-hall brick home on q beauti-
fully Handicapped corner. priced way below
dining rm.. breakfast rm.. master bed
rms. 2 baths, maids rm.. bath: oil heat:
2-car built-in garage: on 10000 It. OF
ground, which is beautifully planted The
house is Of brick construction slate roof,
. large side porches and modern in every
detail. Call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1939-05-10

SEE 48O7 43rd PL. NV.
Priced low terms ARRANGED 5 rooms.
gas air-conditioned; large level lots; brick
BAKER REALTY CO.. DI 1871 TO ppm
BROOKMONT, MD.
On bluff overlooking the old canal and
Potomac is small cottage, set in the GEN.
ter of a beautifully wooded lot; beautiful
flower gardens. Towering shrubs and many
other paintings. The home has beautiful
living room with fireplace and bookshelves.
fine modern kitchen and dining room, 2
lots of closet space; End floor unfinished.
but room for . or 3 more rooms: bathroom
screened porch clear across back of home;
not new. but modern. and in perfect condi-
ton; only $500 For further info-ma-
tion tiorn, call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN Met
Evening star., 1939-05-10

$3.50 CASH AND
$50 PER MONTH.
Will purchase row house in Pe.worth,
in excellent condition. with oil burner
Living room, dining room. kitchen and
large sun parlor on first floor. Second
floor has 4 bedrooms and tiled bath. In
sulated Has electric refrieeration Lear
garage Vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy At the price Of only $3.50 it
represents an astonishing value Call
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1939-05-10
SUMMER CAMPS.
REAL EsTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYS TALL
Timbers. Md. opens July /. Investigat,
or call Adams 10l2s.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
$4.25Q.

New home. with living room. attractive
large attic. Large lot Good residential
section, near Kensington, close to trans
portation and stores. F. H. A. approved
and financed,
Kensington Realty Co.,
Kensington, Md Kens 40
Evening star., 1939-05-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

13 ACRES OF WOODLAND. LARGE
stream. can be damned for swimming;
elec:. phone; l ! mi. from Washington over
good road; $1,000 500 down. $50 mo-
VERNON NJ. LYNCH e. SON 7 mi. out
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. s39-W2 any
time except Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
GOT F ST. NE.
The Rare Charm

OF This DISTINGUISHED Colonial.
Rich in authentic detail. located IN z
close-in residential section; center-hall
plan with six well-proportioned rooms two
completely tiled baths with showers. auto.
matte air-conditioned heat large screened
side porch and manv other unusual tea
lures: situated nicely on a beautifully
Handicapped lot. convenient to everything
this is a bargain. To inspect call Dupont
Erne lQRS
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Sb,J0U.
8 BEDROOMS-11a BATHS.

3 BEDROOMS-11a BATHS.
NEAR 18th AND QUINCY SITS.
low price for one Of those attractive
s-story tapestry brick homes situated in
Roosevelt High School. 1t contains 6
splendid rms, "a tiled baths, front and
double rear porches. all modern improve
session June 1st. 1t can be purchased on
very reasonable, terms; THoS. J; FISHER
CO. INC. District $3.50. Evenings. call
Mr. ODONNELL Adams 5l12.
Evening star., 1939-05-10

Percentase of
Feet to braking effort
stop in per cent
rom 20 of weight of
II P H. vehicle empty
Evening star., 1939-05-10
FOR YOU DOCTOR!

Private home on ave. vicinity Dupont
Circle Mayfower Hotel. St. Matthews
Church among prominent doctors. Has
II large rooms and baths. Property
floor suite with elegant home or may be
converted into to q apartments. with
sizable investment income. Phone OWNER,
Metronoljtan 15SO
Evening star., 1939-05-10

COMMISSIONERS D. c.. WASHINGTON
May 8. 1889, Sealed proposals will be
received At Room 800. District .Buildins,
until 1000 o clock A. M. MAY "a 1899.
for furnishing Sand and Gravel-East Sec
ton. Specifications and information at
Room 320 District Building
Evening star., 1939-05-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COTTAGE AND ACREAGE. SILVER
electricity, water outside. Box 12O-D Star.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE OR SHOWROOM WITH BASE
ment shop End commercial near Conn
ave. and NJ: parking lot adjoining. 1866
18th st. NV. Natl. 1856.
LARGE CONCRETE BUILDING WITHIN
a mile Of Capitol at intersection Of three
streets. and two car lines. Has been used
as sales and service plant for, automobiles
for sale of popular lines of cars viii be
vacant August l. or sooner. Box 323-E.
Star
Evening star., 1939-05-10
LOTS FOR SALE.

Is LOTS. CHEAP FOR CASH. ZONED FOR
duplex houses or fats all improvements in
and paid for: established subdivision.
Arlington. Box 221-D. Star IL.
$500 BELOW ASSESSED VALUE FOR
quick cash sale. 56-ft. front; excellent To-
E. P. SCHWARTZ. INC. 1O14 VT ave.
District 6210 See Mr.. BirckheadD
ATTENTION. BU1LDERS-LOT s2x1o0 TO
soned for ouses fsr
81 900: HARTMAN REALTY. INC. At
lantic 1894
Evening star., 1939-05-10

. Full center r-hall: library lavstory on LIST
baths: attic; screened porch: garage; on
large lot in select NV. section. Only
S10.950. Responsible party can arrange
reasonable terms For full details call MR..
AIKEN Wis kS11 or Adams 1907
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Cype Of Ynhicle

. 7 yPt UI FtHICIt
Tractors having
brakes on . or
more wheels