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the receipts of Miss Vass during this
period were not audited currently
nor deposited promptly.
Averaged $6,234 Daily.
The board continued, For the
period from the 9th to the 3Oth these
two employees were required to keep
the cashiers window open until 4
pm. and the receipts averaged $6,234
daily. Upon closing the window, the
two employees remained long hours
afterward to count the receipts,
check with the tapes and prepare
the distribution for settlement
sheets. Both employees were over
worked and labored under most try
ing conditions.
Accommodations of cash and checks
were at times temporarily placed
in a shoe box on the counter or
floor of cages and the transfer of
receipts from the cashiers cage to
counter for purposes of checking,
balancing and distribution was per-
formed in a most unbuSineSs- like
manner, the receipts being carried in
the arms, as bundles, from one point
to another. In this manner both
cash and checks could have been
easily lost"
In this connection the board said
no evidence was adduced that
tended to show that either Miss
Vass or her assistant "profited by
or took unto their own use one
dollar thereof"
Nine Recommendations.
The nine specific recommended
tiOnS were made to the Commits
sloner by the board as follows:
/. That two full-time cashiers be
stationed at the department, each
operating in separate cages and
each independently responsible.
2. That the cashiers be placed
under the complete jurisdiction of
the traffic director civilian A. Van
Duzer) and be bonded to him. Here
tofore, they have been bonded to
Tax Collector Towers.
3. That the traffic director deposit
with the collector of taxes each days
receipts on the day received.
4. That the use of hand stamps be
discontinued. all receipts to be re-
corded by mechanical devices.
5. That the auditor be provided
with auditors key to the cash regis
ters, and empowered to examine the
registers and make cash audits at
any time
6. That the cashing of personal
checks be prohibited
7. That system be devised
whereby checks tended in payment
of taxes may be identified with
coupons.
8. That a method of providing
coupons for titles be established.
9. That an analysis be made of
the entire system pertaining to levy
ing and collection of revenues in
the department, including a COM
parison with and study of SIM
liar operations of traffic depart
ments in other Jurisdictions.
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Shortage
Continued From First Page)

vision had been maintained by the
| collector of taxes Chatham NJ
ToWers) over this detached and iso.
lated collection agency, and if the
| Office OF auditor had been en-
powered by Commissioners order to
audit funds not deposited by this
cashier with the collector of taxes,
the shortage would not have oc-
Cured"
Maj. Beverly C. Snow, Assistant
Engineer Commissioner, and Porter
M. Lumpkins. chief clerk Of the
Highway Department, served with
Mr.. Bachman on the board of in
quiry The Commissioners published
their findings without comment eX-
cept to say that they would not take
any action until Commissioner John
Russell Young. who was absent to-
day because of a cold, was present.
Receipts Pile Up.
The board found that Miss Vass
and her assistant were overWorked,
that tax receipts were allowed TO
pile up for as long as II days, that
deposits were not made in chrono-
logical order, and that such a situ-
alton had prevailed as far back as
February and March of 1899. The
board continued:
These delays (referring to ham
ding of receipts of last April 13)
were discovered by the auditors
representatives on May 3, 1910, and
in fact were made. known to the
collector of taxes, the auditor rec
ommending that the collector of
taxes be requested to advise the
auditor at the earliest possible date
when this condition may be reme-
died in order that his account may
be audited currently The collector
of taxes made no report to the au-
ditor on the matter This condition
permitted the accumulation of large
sums of money. In April, 1910, this
accumulation ranged from a low OF
$50 O,556O2 on the 9th to a maximum
of $76,22275 on the 9th exclusive
of amounts deposited on the respec-
tive days."
The board added during the rush
period of March and the first week
of April last four additional cashiers
were assigned by Tax Collector Tow
ers to duty at the Traffic Depart
ment. The receipts of the four ad-
ditional workers were audited cur
rently and deposited promptly and
none passed through the records of
Miss Vass. The board added that
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u. 5. Engine Output
Is Too Short 10 Offset
HedWP|dntB Bombing!
Gripping of Rolls Royce
Factory Might Prove
Disaster to R. A. F.
BY JOSEPH S. EDGERTON.

Regardless of damage which has
been done or may be done in the
near future by German bombers to
British aircraft engine factories
around Coventry or in other parts
of England, the British Royal Air
Force cannot expect American relief
in the immediate future from any
further aacceleration of this coun-
try's aircraft engine production pro-
gram.
A survey of the industry shows
that it is being expanded as rapidly
as human ingenuity and the ex-
penditure of almost unlimited funds
will permit, but that this year will
end with total American production
of engines suitable for warplanes
well below 5000 a month. At this
rate. no further increase Of engine
deliveries to England can be ex-
pected WITHOUT drastic reduction of
deliveries to the United States Army
and Navy.
There has been speculation in
diplomatic circles here as to whether
the disastrous German raid on
Coventry last week might not force
a revision of President Roosevelt S
recent $3.50 ALLEGATION of American
defense production between Great
Britain and this country.
Crippled Production Seen.
It is not yet clear here just how
much damage has been done to the
aircraft engine factories in and
around Coventry. For the sake OF
argument. it is being assumed that
there may have been at least a
partial destruction of the Rolls
Royce factory, which the Germans
claim was heavily bombed.
No U. S. Production on Type.
Aircraft engines of sizes suitable
for combat aircraft now are being
produced in the United States at a
rate of about 1000 a month. Total
December production, it is estimated
may be as much as 2,700 engines
BY early summer the total produc-
ton may reach a level of $500 to
$500 per month.
From the British viewpoint. how
ever, the situation is even more Serl-
Gus than these figures might indi-
cate. Should the reports of damage
to the Rolls-Royce plant be true,
England might be hard put to pro-
vide substitutes. Although England
has granted licenses for the con-
struction of Rolls-Royce engines in
the United States, none are being
built today and none can be built
for many months to come.
Production Insufficient for L. S.
Allison production, however, is still
wholly insufficient TO meet American
requirements. 1t is understood here
that nearly 100 Curtiss pursuit air.
planes, complete except for engines,
were gathered at one time recently
under circus tent at Buffalo await
ing their power plants. Defense
Commission officials say that they
understand this condition has been
corrected and that all or nearly all
of these airplanes now have been
finished.
Not only is the Allison the
only engine OF this type now
in sight, but its production has been
less than 100 week and its total
December production is not expect
ed to exceed 400. Early in 1941
Allisons are expected to begin to
come off the production line at a
rate OF about 500 engines a month,
according to the most optimistic
estimates, and General Motors an
nounced last night they would be
making 1000 month by November.
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provide. And, second, it is much
more pleasant to eat this crisp,
toasted cereal for breakfast than
to depend on continual dosing"
Eat it every day, drink plenty of
water, and "Join the Regulars."'
You'll like ALL-BRAN in mullins,
too. This delicious cereal makes
the most marvellous mullins that
ever melted a pat of butter! And
they are just as effective as the
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cereal itself. You'll find the
recipe for ALL-BRAN mullins on
every package.
Be sure, however, to get the
genuine KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN. Ac-
cept no substitute. ALL-BRAN is
backed by 20 years of experience
and millions of satisfied users. 1t
is made by Kellogg's in Battle
Creek and sold by every grocer.
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Sonto Fe Orders Cars
From Budd Mfg. Co.
q, the Associated preSc

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l9-The
Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co.
announced yesterday it had received
orders from the Santa Fe Railroad
for 20 lightweight railway passenger
cars, to be delivered next spring.
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Girls With Surface
IMPLIES
Don't Get Dates!

Cruel words but true-no one likes
pimply looking skin-its never attractive
and always embarrassing-but don't be
discouraged. For years thousands of young
men and women have put their faith in
Poslam Ointment and Poslam Soap-when
externally caused, unsightly acne pimples
bring misery and loneliness.
Poslam. q concentrated ointment. costs
but nifty cents-try it. For real relief use
Poslam Ointment sccordinE to simple
directions enclosed In the package and
help your complexion regain its loveliness
Sold BY druEgists for nearly 30 years-it
must good.
Evening star., 1940-11-19

Do you know ALL-BRANs 'beter way to combat consti
patton due to lack of the right kind of buk in the diet?
is winning people everywhere for two simple
First it's regular both corrects the trouble and pre-
vents it's recurrence That's whole lot better than the
Evening star., 1940-11-19

g!2a &c ||||| |||| |||| |GA:'E:: !!
Repairing . Renovizine . Modernizing Homes
What others say is
important to US > and
to YOU.
The services of The Eberly Plan
cover so thoroughly all phases of
renovizing and undermining homes that
every job we execute brings a specific
expression of appreciation
Here's one just received:
A. Eberly Sons, Inc.
Gentemen
Mr.. ------------, and |, to thank you
for having sent the men to do the painting
for us promptly; and we you know
how pleased with the result. We think
that house looks decidedly the best
in its group since it has had "its face lifted"
so to speak, by A. Eberly Sons Inc.
Your men were skilled. efficient and
conscientious workers. accomplishing the work
in minimum of time and without the slightest
Inconvenience
Assuring you Of sincere appreciation
for taking such excellent of and
speedily,
Very truly yours
MRS E. B. o..
AS with painting so with every
other of the 40 different services that
The Eberly Plan is equipped to
render always efficiently, always
conscientiously-a always with the
economy of our organized facilities
with only ONE moderate overhead
charge - and ONE responsibility
OURS.
Evening star., 1940-11-19

IF YOU SUFFER from the common kind Of con-
stipation that is due to lack Of bulk" in the diet
here's some common sense advice.
INSTEAD OF enduring the trouble first, and then
taking medicines for temporary re!ief, why not
get at the cause and correct it by regularly eat.
Ing kElLOGC'S ALL BRAN?
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4O13 MARLBORO PL. NW.-Large. bright,
furnished room suitable > gentlemen: COW.
StreetCarS ana buses.
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134l L ST NW-Lovely large Ink.
rooms, 50 and $3.50; also single rooms,
81 and $3.50 weekly.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in--ShoWer,
phone, newly dec. and furn-; single. S4-S5;
double S6-SS. 1924 Belmont st. NV.
SCHUYLER-ARMS. Apt. 7O5-Lovely stu
do room, semi-private bath; > girls. Apply
after
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Continued }
14O1 10Th ST NV
2O0l COLUMBIA RID. NV
POOL COL. RID
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED COUPLE TO SHARE Broom
house, everything furn except bedding
bargain. Alexandria 5932
374D Bath ST. NE. IL BLKs. NO. OF
r, /. aye.-Detached house. : rooms. bath.
oil heat air-conditioned. completely furn..
including dishes. silver, linens. washing
machine and vacuum cleaner. also garage
Rent, $50. H. H. CARTER 6l3 18th ST.
NV Ma. AIS.
NEAL EI;A ST. NE NEAR -I.2th-e RMS.
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ATTENTION. BAKERS.

Sc. location, near Pa. ave, 40 front;
modern. new bakeshop. with 5-room and
bath apt. above and showroom or store.
Also. 1-roOm and bath frame rented at
$3.50 included. Ideal opportunity for
bakery and lunchroOm Price, 600.
$4,000 cash
A. S. GARDINER g. CO..
IRY1 n22A
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FALLS CHURCH, VA
I bedrooms. bath. lear garage: . acre
Of land: nicely Handicapped yard Conn
DleteIy furnished. OIL heat. SI35.00
1916 Military Rd NV
) rooms, baths. maids room and bath
Oil heat, >I5O.OO
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sll 18th St MA 5po2
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1915 INGOMAR PL. NV. NEAR CONN.
and Nebraska aves.-Occupied only 5
months: new, semi-detached: rooms, .
$50 VIII s fop s55o With $3.50
cash and balance like rent. or will trade for
small row house. OWNER, DI. 2724 or
WO O432
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. LARGE WOOD
ginia ave- BETHESDA ETH i-o Nd WI $500. '"
BY OWNER-BARNABY WOODS SEC
ton. 1907 Van Hazen St n.w.-6-room
brick. Colonial Open daily. 9-5.
MASS. AVE PARK-A RARE HOME AT
5Ie heat sRI soRt GaNTf be d
. baths, Ist-hoor lavatory: attractive
terms Call quickly. McKEEvER g.
WHITEFoRD. 1925 K st. NV. DI. 9706
NEAR sth AND PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
Recently built Diet. brick. large rms.
recreation rm.. b.. auto. heat; yard; excel
lent cond.: near schools. buses stores only
$3.50. Randolph 500, Georgia Abs.
OVERLOOKING THE PARK (oUT COLES
vile pike to Sligo Branch. turn. left.
and b. on LIST floor. freplaces,, future rec.
room; very large rooms; about 700 50. #.
in lot; trees: built-in gar; quiet. exclusive
OWNER Randolph $500. Georgia 413s
NEAR SHERIDAN THEATER, OUT GA
ave n.w-Completely redeco.: vacant; det.:
Z nice rms; new fixtures: tile b.; front
porch; yard; So, $50; terms. Randolph
S5950 - NEW-HOUsE CONDITION = s.
room bungalow and close in Silver Spring;
exceptional terms to responsible party.
Mr. Quick, RIA. 341S, or DI. 300. BET
ZELL
IDEAL NEW HOME. Mr.. NAVY YARD
Cal Gail MRS. WILLIAMS. lincoln sIls.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

2OIz-ACRE SITES. 3 MILES FROM
W ashinston-MuSt be sold by order a.
auction Saturday Nov 9th 1890 D m Just
tell the auctioneer what you will give. The
John " Wood property. located on Nd
highway No 3 between Silver Hill and
Csmn SPRINGS I'D Terms. = cash, ball
ance - months Look these sites over
before the sale To reach, Out Pa ave
sc. right on Branch ave. mi to prop
sTty watch f2rr - signs .,Woodlariis :
Upper Marlboro, Nd John W. Wood
owner. Chestnut 2440
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MT PLEASANT. Of 16th-Bright, clean.
single room. Tor quiet young man; running
water Columbia S56S
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

10 acres Improved with Groom bunRa-
low. just of River I'd, ! ) miles from D c.;
will make fine country home; price, 50, 700;
terms
Us acres, Potomac hunt section, on
paved road good 10-room house in nice
setting of shade trees; all necessary farm
buildings; tenant Will operate farm for
purchaser; excellent investment; price,
S15,750, on easy terms.
Buell. M. Gardner g. J. E. Kelly,
Rockville. Md Phone $50
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EAST CAPITOL, ST

712-Large. substantial house close
10 the Capitol, situated on lots.
bedrooms and 3 baths; eleVa tor: liv-
ing room dining room kitchen. etc:
hrSt-fioor lavatory; underall basement
with laundry tubs, servants bathroom.
EsS furnace and hot-water heater. >
car garage. This property is Suita able
for a professional man, an indiyid-
ual or national organization re-
curing close proximity 70 the CAPITOL;
$4,000. one-th1rd cash IL OO22
Inspection by appointment
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$50 acres, Is acres timber; 6-room
frame house, frame barn with silo 20
COW block barn; electricity: hOgpen. chick
en- house. outbuildings; stream; stock and
equipment extra; IS miles d c.
other dairy farms up to $50, 600; stock
farms. country homes
Early American lO-room brick house
in good condition. built 1919, on 127
acres; dwelling located on wooded hill top;
barn, chicken and spring houses 25 acres
white oak timber; on hard road overlook
ing Potomac Valley; 35 miles D. c.; suit
able for estate $4,000; this is one OF
several similar types. MASON W. GRAY.
real estate, P o. Box 25, PooleSvIlle, Md.
Phone poOlaSville ooQ1
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> BARGAIN
.ED-RRICK&
BUSINESS PROPERTY For SALE.

a15 W st. uw-6 rms bath: INV h.
Bryant gas boiler. DIXIE REALTY CO..
Ma $3.50
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EARNS FOR RENT

NOW IS THE TIME TO RENT OR LEASE
2-acre farm with 4-room bungalow, run
ming water and electricity, about 30 miles
from D. C., good roads Reasonable rent
to right party. Box 314-Y. Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

ARLINGToN-LOvELY HOME, CLosE-INi
on Military I'd. loo bus; 2 bedrmss sun
nm. oil heat SIS. We have others SD 20
sl50 some Turn. Oh. 1888.
ARLINGTON COUNTY-NEW HOUSE
never occupied; 3 bedrooms ami. Ar
Hngton Forest. Phone oxford 75-J-2 or
O8forj 1G1l for appointment.
8 ROoMS-11I GRANT AVE, TAKOMA
Park, Md.-S5j month new oil burner;
near schools and shopping center VIM.
+ RICHARDSON. broker, SH. 1913.
S55-1OO1 N. JACRSON-NEAR ALL
churches. schools, doctors. stores. But
quiet. resi5entiaL Very large 5-rm oung-
OWNER CHESTNUT OOO1.
S55-HAVING BEEN ORDERED FROM
Washington. must rent new 5-room house;
2 bedrooms and bath, auto. heat. refrigera-
tor; near bus line minutes from Cow.
bldgs. Inquire 23Ol So Arlington Ridge I'd.
AURORA HILLS. VA.
ARLINGTON-NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK
home, on large shady corner lot. Restricted
neighborhood Oil heat. loo bus. $50.
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
2s40 Wilson Blvd CHI 3S3s
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Centrally located in Lyon Village.
rooms. furn sun paTloT, garage To
desirable tenant, $50
GEORGE d. KICKER.
20i0 18TH St. N. Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 550S. once, oxford d5lls
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ROOMS uNEuRNIShEp.

? LARGE Ink ROOMS. well heated
about S35: old country home in city. large
grounds: children considered. Ii 4S36-J
e1tire ~ foo rms, XII, o an
home ami, adults GE 1907
626 E ST NW-3 rooms. private bath
modern: $50 so mo Apply for key. Beren's
Cafe, 6@6 f ST. NV.
226 10th ST. SE.-Large corner front
room unfurn., for Ink: reasonable. AT
4l35-P
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HERE IS NEWSI

This is the house that many home
buyers have been looking for bedrms
and baths. think of it, Living I'm.
25Xl4. recreation rm., maids rm. and nice
wooded lot Call, Mr. RLACKWELDER,
EInerSnn GIG OF National 1928
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GRAFTON HOTEL,

1889 Conn. aye-Large comfortable
rooms with Simmons innersprlng mat
tresseS. singles with running water, S.
wk up: double. S1O.5O wk. I'D: with pvt
bath singles, $3.50 vk. up; doubles,
S11 50 Wk up.
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INVEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
II APIS. INCOME. 1884; BRICK, AUTO.
heat cleo. refg. fine cond. white NV;
sacrifice. illness OWNER. RA. $50.
NEW Def 4-FAAIILY APIS; OVER 20
net returns; fully rented. one blk. from
bus, school and shopping center. By
OWNER oxford @l2l.
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
Lots for Semi-det. house. in nearby Va
good location; lOc-fsre zone. shopping CEN
ter bus linz; ready market for houses.
BEST BARGAIN IN Arlington County for
cash See ALR. RAGALIE, 1901 South Ar
lington Ridat I'd
& f. CORNER 18th AND TAYLOR e.
First Commercial Corner Lot.
lu5-toot frontage, suitable for stores
ND APIS. above. Newly DEVELOPED section.
Near schools and trans
ROSENBERG & TOWBES.
a1s 18th St NV. Ma. TI57.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
81. 1910 f.. wide. modern one-story
brick store. on main thoroughfsre in
NV Leased 10 responsible concern at
S1.440 per year
So .5np-MOdeTn gasoline station. on cor
ner lot at intersection OF two boule-
wards. leased for 30 wears 10 major
company a. $500 per year. TERMS
ARRANGED
SHANNON g. TTrCT5S co
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

10th and Eye SITS n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for l person from Sl4 per
week: for .. from IS per week each. by
the mcnth air-conditioned lobby dining
room and cocktail room Call MIR. WILLS.
mgr for inspection District 42l0.
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ARLINGTON. VA.-S6.850.

500 n Woodrow st.-New brick 2-story
Colonial home. large rms, cedar-lined
closet. de luxe kit fireplace, screened
porch; large lot. beautiful shade trees
OWNER. CHI 2l65 Open ewes.
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Lovely rooms, newly decorated; running
water, inner-spring mattresses: single So
IN: double. 81 IN: showers. elevator.
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BARGAIN OF THE DAY.

VIII sacrifice modern detached GROOM
and bath house on lot Ask 30. 1 mile d. G /:
$500 down pa yment. no settlement eharges;
immediate possession. LEWIS & DAVIS,
100 Maryland ave, Hyattsyille, Nd. War
held 1900. open evenings and Sunday.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

1925 H ST. Sc.
Corner home; rooms am bath: cleo
refrigere ton: built in garage. large
poFcheS: Nv. h: premises redecorated
throushout, unfurn, 500 furnished 500
American Security & Trust Co.,
l2th and Pa. Ave NV Ma 1917.
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MASS AVE. HEIGHTS

Detached, brick, center hail. large liv.
room 80 long, bay-window din room, large
kitchen. breakfast room and Law first
floor four bedrooms and two baths on
second floor; attic: oil burner; lear
shade: one block from transport alton:
convenient to stores and schools, 10 MIN
utes 10 downtown Owner viii sell Al
sacrifice price. Ask for Mr.. Lampe (eve-
nir~F wO 4gS@i
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Invest. Bldg. Sales-Rentsls. d. 60g2
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LOIS FOR SALE

CORNER LOT; WATER, ELECTRICITY,
gas trees: priced for quick sale
OWENS REALTY, NE. O4S6.
FALLS CHURCH. VA, DISTRICT-LOTS
1O0x206 it., with fine timber, dogwood and
oak chiefly, S25000: S25 90 cash. $40 90
per month. Larger areas available. ASK
for Col Joyes. EVENINGS call co. 5S75.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 X St. NV MA. 1855.
LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOT
On Arlington Ridge, with a beautiful view
Of city and river; BARGAIN for cash, In
quire 2301 S. Arlington Ridge I'd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
E. Cap. St. Sc.

New ti-room semi-detached homes. 10
Gated on large lots; high elevation with
beautiful shade trees. Small cash pay
ment, balance less than rent Can d.
l3l2 for car 10 inspect
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S. PHILLIPS. DI. AL.
BARGAIN-NE

Assessed value, g 200. offered for i'm
mediate sale at S6500. St ne, near
eth. Substantial brick bldg. rooms. >
baths. new hOt-wster heatInE plant. in
good condition. now arranged for . fam
lies. can be divided into , apis Also
there is a 2-car brick garage with loft
above Rsa sonsble cash payment. balance
in one trust. with monthly payments far
less than rent. Tor compete details phone
IOIIEAIcNrnrlIAr nn0C