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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-09
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
DUVAL COUNTY
In Chancery
No. 45O47-E
49, ORDER OF SERVICE
NOTICE TO APPEAR
L. A. Van Akin, Plaintiff,
VS..
Cora Van Akin, Defendant
The State of Florida;
To Cora Van Akin, Residence I'M
known.
It is hereby ordered that you
are required to appear on the End
day of September AID. 1910 be-
fore the above entitled court, to
the bill of complaint filed against
you in the above cause; and 1.-THE
Southern Jewish Weekly is here
by designated as the newspaper
in which this order shall be pub
,Ished once week for four con-
secutive weeks.
Witness my hand and the seal
of this court at Jacksonville, Flor
ida, this 31st day of July, AID.
1910.
ELLIOT w. BUTTS,
z Clerk of the Circuit Court,
BY E. H. Griffin,
Deputy Clerk.
Francis M. McHale
Plaintiffs Attorney
Aug. 2, 9, 16, %, 1910
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IA Recommended Business Directory
RUG, CLEANING

FARWELL RUG CLEANING
WORKS
Established 1895
Prompt Service
Phone 2-2588
Hamilton and Shelby Street,
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SANDWICH SHOP

STAYERS GOOOY-GOODY
Restaurant and Sandwich ShOu
1913 Riverside Ave. Phone ( 1sc.
Plenty Of Parking Space
Instant Curb Service
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Maurice Lemey y Wednesday.
$50 a. m. from ST. Leo's church.
cortege leaving Buckley-King at
s:l5: burial Mountain View burial
park.
Mrs. derry Hayward Tuesday, 5
p. m. from the Buckley-king
chapel; Rev. J. Renwick McCul-
Tough officiating: burial Tacoma
cemetery.
Mrs. Ida NJ. McGlll Services
were held Monday at p. m. from
the Piper chapel; Rev. Verne b.
Newhouse OF Dupont officiating
burial Mountain View burial park.
Clifford Rodman Tuesday, 9 a.
m from Holy Cross church: cor
tege leaving Gaffneys at $50.
rosary. Monday. 7:30 p m al the
mortuary.
Roscoe ID. Minkler - Tuesday.
2:l5 p. m. from Mellingers chapel.
Rev. Ernest Preston Goulder and
Rev Frank Goodnough officiating
Burial. Mountain View cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

Licenses

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Ralph Henry
Mantz, IS. 1922 Ea. 6sth, and
Dorothy May Palmer. IS. 7415 Ea
L; W. D. Myers, IS, Arlington.
and Lilac Vernon. rs. Bellingham,
Jack Oren Nye, %. Route l. Box
300, Tacoma. and Donna Jane Will
son. 10, GA So. 3D. Howard Blaine
Gibson, legal. Buckley, and Lillian
Maude King, legal Vancouver
Wash; Leo Kelly Connors, %, 231
So. 3sth, and Geraldine Margrette
Bro, "a, 500 Ea. 44th.
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TACOMA HOTEL

Sam ID. Allen, Union Pacific rail-
road. Portland.
MIR. 4 Mrs. Mark VI. Likins,
Union Pacific railroad, Portland
*. II. Maddox, Coca Cola Co,
Atlanta.
J. W. Smith. Spokane.
Robert johnson. Duluth.
MIR. 4 Mrs. ID. X. Pravitz, White
Rock, B. c.
A. {. Lumpe, Chicago.
y. W. Minaker, Chicago.
Robert ". Gill. Portland.
X. Jenson. Portland.
X. Lundstrom. Portland.
Larry Grunwall, Champagne, III.
II. r. Wagner. Pullman.
John WEIGH. South Bend.
Mr.. & Mrs. r. r. Breeder, Brem-
erton.
MIR. 4 Mrs. V. Miller. Salt Lake
City.
VI. r. Noodle. Seattle.
A. Wemby, Portland.
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Registered
Al Local Hotels
TODAY
Hotel Winthrop

NJ and Mrs.. George z Fisher.
state patroi Olympia
lone Holmes. American Red
Cross. san Francisco.
Charles }. johnson. Timber
Structures. Inc. Portland. Ore.
Roy Kluver. Hearst Metrotone
News. San Francisco.
Carr Bjerre. News Of the Day,
San Francisco.
D. J Richard. f. ? Reed & Co,
Rochester. y. Y.
Bernard Lewis. Mills Novelty
Co. Hollywood. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Manning.
Collins and Altman Corp, New
York City.
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ANGELO FIASCHETTI

Angelo Fiaschetti. a.. OF 64Os
So Cove St, died Monday in a To-
cal hospital. He was native of
Rome, Italy, and a resident of Ia
coma 10 years. He served overseas
with the u. S. army during the
World war. and was member of
Wild West post No oil He came
to Tacoma from Pittsburgh. Pa
Surviving are his wife. Ora: one
son. Marion Of Louisville. Ky; and
three daughters. Janelle. Barbara
and Holly. all OF the home. Buck
ley-King will announce the fu-
neral.
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Four Tacomans, Drunk Drivers
All Receive Sl50 Fines, Costs
Six Others. Charged With Some Crime.
Hove Hearings Set in Police Court

The penalty for drunken driving
proved heavy in police court Mon
day. when four men were convicted
on their pleas Of guilty. SIX other
defendants jailed over the weekend
were awaiting delayed hearings.
Those who pleaded in court be-
fore Judge Joseph Msllery were
Ernest sundkvist. 80. 3556 So.
Gunnison. Arthur r. Lamb. 80.
1011is A st: William + Ayers. 30.
1908 No. 18th st. and William r.
Kekke. IS. 1920 So. 56th 81.
Each was fined $3.50 and costs.
and drew one years revocation OF
drivers license. Kekke and Lamb
were arrested Saturday: the others
Sunday.
Two Women Injured
Meanwhile, two drivers arrested
in connection with an accident in
which two women were hurt Sun
day morning posted bail for re-
lease and were slated TO appear in
court Dec. 20 They were Robert
r. Dyler. OF Issaquah. and Lloyd C.
Reed. BIS So 35th st.
Injured in the crash. about ? a
m Sunday. were Mrs. Frances
Dyler, %. Issquah. and Mrs. Jean
Smith. %. Rt. 3, box 12s, Auburn.
The drivers were booked for
drunkenness and investigation of
the accident.
Wesley G.. Ducommum posted
$500 bail for release from jail on a
similar count. Sunday evening his
sedan struck a car belonging TO
Christian Nelson. 1918 No. Verde
st, then careened across the street
at No. 9th and L SITS. and hit a
fire hydrant, breaking it off, il was
alleged.
Hits Police Cars
Albert r. krauspl. Jailed Sstur-
day night as a drunken-driving
suspect, was freed on bond TO
await a hearing Dec "a. His car
struck two police cars parked in
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front o. the public safety building
At 50. IN and Pacific. Only MS
car was damaged. Il was reported
J. Raymond Eiche. jailed on =
drunkenness charge and FOR inves-
legation Of another accident. post
81 bail and drew continuance Of
his hearing TO Dec. 81.
Jimmie Reynolds. rs. Negro
nabbed for driving while under tn.
influence Of liquor Saturday after
his car. sllegedly driven wildly
downtown on Pacific ave. was
stopped by motorcycle officer.
appeared in court to ask a one
day continuance. The delay was
granted. and Reynolds was re-
turned 10 jail.
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Annual Chamber
Meeting, Dec. so

Annual banquet meeting of the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce will
be held Monday night. Dec. 30, at
Hotel Winthrop's crystal ballroom.
AS customary, the new president
will be announced along with other
officers and committee ehairmen.
A review of the chambers pro-
gress will be given as well as an
outline of plans for 1e41. Special
recognitions will also be made. It
is announced. Everett T. Smith is
the retiring president.
First such banquet was held 56
years ago.
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Valley Berrymen Predict
High Prices Next Year
Control Boord TO Elect Directors
AT Session EorlY in Jonuory

PrYALLrP Studying the
problems Of the coming berry sea
son. Washington Farmers Prod
ucts Control Board. Inc. held its
annual meeting Saturday in Red
Mems hall.
Taking into consideration the
weather conditions which have
prevailed this fall and unsettled
markets due 10 world conditions.
the organization expressed itself
~ opposed TO executing any con-
tracts with buyers during the
winter months. II was also sug-
Fested that this might be a good
policy for all growers to follow a.
prices undoubtedly viii be higher
IN the spring than now.
Secretary Ralph Lubhe told
members that checks will be In the
mail this week In final payment
on cuthbert raspberries delivered
for cannery purposes in the 1910
season. Seven cents per pound. he
said. already had been paid In sd-
vance on delivery. The secretary
also read q letter from the Cali
fornia Packing Corporation tx
pressing satisfaction with the
quality Of Evergreen blackberries
delivered 10 them by the organiza-
fion. These berries. II was stated,
invited the grower three cents per
pound and II was also pointed out
that on the deal for blacks de-
livered for fresh shipments the
grower received 81 cents per
pound. net. on erst~s containing
20 pounds Of berries.
At the Close Of the morning SEES
sion the meeting was adjourned 20
reconvene early in January when
there win be election Of three d.
rectors to serve three years.
Mrs. John Cook Of p2a 9Th ave.
q w. viii be hostess to the La
dies council Of the First Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Members of Fidelis circle
viii present the program. which
will be In the Christmas thrme.
There will be an exchange of gifts.
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Boy Pleads Guilty;
Sentence Deferred

Harley Pierce, 20-year-old Ia
coma youth. of 5112 No. 39th, ac-
cused Of taking an cupboard motor
belonging to Roy Anderson 10
days ago, was charged in superior
court Monday with grand larceny
and pleaded guilty on srraign-
ment before Judge f. D. Hodge
Imposition Of sentence was de-
ferred for two years.
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JOHN HAYDEN

John Hayden, so. of 2128 So.
Ash st, died Sunday in local hos
pitsl. He was a native of Nor
way and resident of Tacoma II
YEARS. He leaves his wife, Chris
tine OF Tacoma. two sons, Hans
OF Tacoma and Andrew of Everett:
five daughters, Mrs. Arthur Tor
gerson and Mrs. r. f. Guyer of
Tacoma. Mrs Ralph Omsted of
Enumclaw. Mrs. Henry Fink Of
Minnesota and Mrs. Stephen
Drayna of Wisconsin; y grand
children. and one great-grandchild.
Lynn will announce the funeral.
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hccaugh, hslvaney. harmes and
Dutlinger.

McCaugh. halvaney. Harmes and
Dutlinger.
The Young Women's guild OF
the First Christian church will
hold its Christmas party at the
home OF Mrs. Eldred Hansen, Sls
End st, s. w. Wednesday eve
ming. Dec. is, at 1880 Mrs. Melvin
Dennis is in charge OF the pro-
gram. There will be an exchange
Of handkerchiefs
Mrs. Newell Hunt. zoo It'll ave.
n. w. will be hostess for the Arts
and krafts Christmas party Mon
day with Mrs. Pau Shsfer. Mrs.
K. c. Schonborn and Mrs. T. II.
scheffer assisting. Following q
O'Clock dessert luncheon there will
be an exchange OF gifts.
Puyailup Business and Profess
sionsl Women's club will hold its
Christmas party Monday evening
at the Pierce County Girls club in
Tacoma. There will be games and
refreshments.
Preschool Study club will meet
Monday evening al s o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. Harry Mcmillan.
2S2 +th ave, n. w. Leading in
the discussion OF the evening will
be Mrs. Frank Manning. Mrs. Vim
cent Bruzas and Mrs. Robert Nc
Kay. Mrs. L. &. Hit will assist
Mrs Mcmillan.
Miss Eileen Greeley was the
choice for president at the annual
election OF the Junior guild OF
Christ Episcopal church held
"Wednesday evening al the home
Of Mrs. Leslie Burrows. Mrs. Carl
Poolmsn Is vice president and
Mrs. Harry Mcmillan secretary. A
treasurer viii be elected AZ the
next meeting r->eu appointments
for ths year viii also be made.
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MRS. CARRIE LARSEN

Mrs. Carrie Larsen, 81. of 1908
Ea. 35th st. died Saturday in a
local hospital. She was a native of
Norway and a resident of Tacoma
40 years. Surviving are one
brother, Andrew johnson of Taco
ma. and two nieces. Mrs. Helen
Scarp of Everett and Mrs. Olga
Stevenson of Bothell. Lynn will
announce the funeral
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II T. X Els MORE ABOUT
Everett York Dies
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

OF assistant 10 Frank Wood. off
cial reporter for the sate senate
In Harrisburg. Pa. He worked
with Wood until 1879.
Following his affiliation with
Wood, York accepted a position OF
secretary 10 the commissioner OF
the land department OF the Bur
lington railroad. with offices in
Lincoln. Neb. In 1888. an oppor-
tunity was offered him TO serve
as secretary TO the third assistant
Postmaster General Hazen in
Washington. ID. c. He accepted,
and during the three years which
followed utilized his nights in at
tending the law course OF Nat
ional university in Washington, d.
c. He graduated in 1884. and
from a postgraduate course In
1888. lie passed the bar examina-
ton the same year. and was ad-
mitted to the bar of the supreme
court of District OF Columbia.
Was Judges Clerk
The following year, York worked
as clerk 10 Justice Stanley Mat
thews OF the supreme court of
the United States. He continued
in that capacity until the death of
Matthews in 1889.
Long considering a tour Of the
west. York came to Tacoma later
that same year. Here. he was
offered position of law clerk In
the firm of Mitchell. Ashton a
Chapman, western counsel for the
Northern Pacific railroad lie held
this position until 1894. at which
time he was admitted TO the Wash
ington bar
In 1895 he joined the law firm
OF Stevens and Tillinghast. This
association continued until the
firm dissolved In 1900. He then
opened his own offices. continuing
in practice here until his recent
illness.
The lawyer was a member OF the
Congregational church. having
joined in 1898. He also was
member OF the Tacoma CONNER
cial club before its affiliation with
the Tacoma Chamber OF Com
merce. He later served on the
board OF trustees of the latter
organization.
Active ~ Mason
Active In Masonic circles. York
was a Master Mason OF Lebanon
lodge No. 104. +. 4 A. M, a mem
Der of the Scottish Rite bodies.
taking his degrees in Tacoma In
1906. He also WAS past noble of
Afifi Temple shrine, which he
served as trustee and as a member
OF the finance committee.
He also was member OF Taco
ma Bar association and State Bar
association.
Other than his son. he leaves
his wife. Currence Il. Fitch York,
whom he married in Washington,
ID. C., in 1887; three daughters.
Mrs Ivan Fawcett of Wheeling.
West Va, Mrs. Earl Mclaughlin
of Seattle and Mrs. Richard King
of Bremerton. and one sister, Mrs.
Florence Taylor OF Philadelphia.
Pa.
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HARRY ARTHUR GRAVES

Harry Arthur Graves, 70. was
found dead in his room, 1853 Faw-
cett ave, Monday. He had been
gassed, but according to Coroner
T. II. Long. death was accidental.
He was former electrical worker.
Piper will announce the funeral.
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MRS. ALBERT L. SWAN

Mrs. Susanna J. Swan. IS, OF 2S7
81. Helens ave, died II u local hos
pital Saturday. Formerly OF Wen
atchee. she had lived in Tacoma
only for short time. She was
member OF the Church OF God. at
Cashmere. Wash. She was native
Of Indiana. Surviving are her hus-
band, Albert f. Swan; daughter,
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MRS. ALICE FLICK

Graveside services for Mrs Alice
Flick 7s. OF Aberdeen. who died
Sunday I'm local hospital. were
held Monday AT 4 p. IN. in New
Tacoma cemetery. with the Rev.
J. c. Snowden officiating. She
was native of Austria. Storlie
was In charge of services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

If you're not using II, sell it
with a Fast Action Times Want
Ad. Phone Main 1851.
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Tacoma Lad Finishes
Canoe for
Death Rendezvous

Donald Henniq. I9-ve0r-old Taeomon.
u Pictured With the HGnd-Mode Indiau
Canoe IN Which he Ended His Lite
SludUu
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MRS. JOSEPHINE PETTY

Mrs. Josephine Petty, so, Of Alb
Ea. 27th St. died Sunday in a local
hospital. She was native of
Kansas and had lived in Tacoma 81
years. She leaves one cousin,
Dorothy jackson OF Tacoma. Lynn
will announce the funeral.
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WILLIAM WALLACE MussEN

William Wallace Mussen. So,
died Sunday at the home of his
granddaughter, Mrs. Cleo Shippard
OF Centralia, with whom he had
lived the last three years. Prior
to making his home in Centralia,
Mussen had lived II years in the
vicinity of Midland Other than
his granddaughter. he leaves one
daughter, Mrs. May Jones OF Puy-
allup; three grandchildren. Mrs.
f. f. Jones. Harry Jones and
Donald Jones. and one great
grandchild, all of Puyallup; one
brother, Frank. and two sisters,
Mrs. Lillian Gahagen and Mrs.
Myrtle Pick OF Lodi. Wis Storlie
will announce the funeral.
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ELMER ", STOITF

Elmer f. stolte. 81. OF 5s07 So.
Sheridan ave. died Sunday in a
local hospital. stolte. a station
agent for the Northern Pacific
railroad, was native of Emore.
MINI, where he was member Of
the Masonic lodge lie also was a
former member of the South Ia
coma kiwanis club. Surviving are
his wife, Ruth j.. and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fay NJ. Mace OF Tacoma.
Piper will announce the funeral
MRS. NANCY A. SHOTNEIL
Mrs. Nancy A. Shotwell. Sc Of
5414 Wapato st, died Sunday at
541s Wapato st. She was ma
tive of Indiana. and had lived in
Tacoma II years. She leaves
three sons. George. Roy and Carl
Of Tacoma; one brother. Monroe
Rutledge OF North Bend. Wash;
four sisters, Mrs. Katie Baker OF
Seattle and Mrs. Elsie Sargent,
Mrs. Nell Bradley and Mrs. Myrtle
Embertson OF Rochester. Wash:
three grandchildren, and four
great-grandchildren. Piper will
announce the funeral
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that arrangements have been made
whereby evening services will be
continued each Sunday at the
Adventist church or r Pioneer
ave. The Sunday school program
will bs held there next Sunday
evening at 7:30 and there will be
special Christmas music at tn. Il
= m. service Sunday.
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P'h penny
IN the mail boz, looked up at the
courthouse clock and mu,tered,
Dear. dear. I've gained three
pounds!"
.
Wen. shoee's . s0v0as sss.oss =
bed Hives In me house ss the
ssvass. ~ Nd . Isssi record
~ rsee,eo ess 81 Sss. sss 81
ell, esd ~ having Ne idss IN
~ VOID ~ wkss sssss his ssv
wes ~ lsss, ssps rsssrtsd h,~
% . cross between . svsffis
Aanssd - . tsvshls ssasaass.
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Samuel z. Cole. veteran OF the
World war. Of 1916 Bagley way.
Seattle, died in a local hospital
Saturday. Funeral arrangements
are being made by Buckley-King.
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Obituary Notices

Mrs. Jack Barrigsn OF Creston, B
c., and two grandchildren. Donald
and Jane Barrigan OF Creston.
Aellinger will announce the fu-
neral.
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Tales Of the
sbsent-minded
professor are
legion-youv We
heard the one
about the fell
low who drop
nd asnpv
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MRS. VICTOR j. BoLENBAuGH

Mrs. Irene Nettie Bolenbaugh.
~, died at her home. 5s1e So
Alaska st. early Monday morning
She had lived Is years in Tacoma
coming here from Arkansas. She
was a native OF Texas. Surviving
are her husband, Victor J. Bolen-
baugh; two daughters. Mrs. Ber-
nice Fors, Puyallup and Mrs. Viola
ToporlSe. Tacoma; a son. Edwin
Evans. Tacoma: sister, Mrs.
Edith Baker. Sarlimart. Cal; three
brothers. Patrick l.. Mason. Seat
tie; Guy ID. Mason Puyallup. and
Ray Mason, Hoquiam, and one
granddaughter. Mellinger will an
nounce the funeral.
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LOUIE BoTTANo

Louie Boitano. 81, of Fife. died
Sunday in a local hospital. He had
lived in Pierce county IS years.
coming here from Oregon He
leaves his wife. Mary; two sons,
A. Boitano and John of Tacoma;
five daughters. Mrs. Jennie Be
vegni of Goldeau, Wash. Mrs
Hilda Sterino OF Fife. Mrs. Rose
Macaluso OF Canyon road, Mrs
Mary Calelono and Mrs. Alma
Benidetti Of Portland. Ore. Cas-
sedy 4 Allen will announce the
funeral
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Mn. Clinton
suggestcd to
the professors
wife that she
take her be-
spectacled
spouse gently
In hand and
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Albert r. krauspl. jailed Sstur-
day night as a drunken-driving
suspect, was freed on bond to
await a hearing Dec. "a. His car
struck two police cars parked IN
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANT TO RENT FURNISHED. ATTRAC-
tive small house or apt. NV. section.
careful tenants: > adults; rent must be
reasonable. Address Box 22s. Warren
va
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rms. , baths. oil heat $3.50 90
1923, Morrison st. n.w.-11 rms. o ~
baths gas heat 10000
4419 Davenport st. n.w.-6 rms.
= baths. gas heat 600
46la Hunt .ave-f rms. baths $500
4sl4 Conduit I'd. n.w.-6 rms. oo
496 bath iat GAS St heat e-s rms bath 5000
oil heat 1900
41e3 I3th pl. NE rms. bath. "a
5514 Carolina pl n.w-S rms. .
baths. oil heat, Diet. 1000
4aOo 9th st. NV rms. bath. oil
1ol1 Upshur st. ne rms. bath $500
bath. oil heat $500
bath $500
'445 lakewood ter. n.w.-6 rms, 400
40 n. Fillmore St. Arlington, Va.
g rms, bath % 10
1923 st. s.e-5 rms. bath s. 70
sS S- 1 lst st. nwE9 rms S,I bath tn ~ 591o
Sc sem iethteF ST. h,N' rms '~'A 55]o
2O1o Portner .pl. n.w.-6 rooms,
bath: heat. light and hot water oo
4e3 Newton Newton pl. n.w.-e rms, bath 5000
1893 3so Quincy St nw6 Goa rms bath bath
3Ol So Veitch st., Arlington, Va
5 rms, bath. gas heat $500
o0l5 POrtner pl. n.W.-R rms. bath $500
517 Va. ave. s.e.-6 rms, bath $500
heat 81 --7'' ao.5n
523 Va. ave. SEE rms, bath $3.50
heat I'll ''' ." '''' '' $500
437la 10th st. s.w.-6 rms. stove
B. F. SAUL CO..
National 21OO 925 18th st. NV.
1914 QUEBEC ST. NV.
Detached, 7 rms, auto. heat; conven-
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garage SANDOZ INC 2 Dupont Circle.
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NEW FURNITURE

very unusual unit. consisting of large
living room, solar!um with concealed bed,
all-electric kitchen, large dinette, dressing
closet and bath with shower. , large
closets.
See Resident Manager,
o401 18th ST NV
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HOUSES UNEURNlsHEp.

sos. OO-SPECIAL-S55.O 90.
1922 10Th st. SET r. and b.. corner
three porches. large yard, garage; like
new excellent neighborhood; real
bargain.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. CD
2-story. basement brick. detached: :
rms, bath, oil heat; attic fully insulated
weather-stripped; detached garage; lovely
yard: SllO. Apply TRUST DEPT. Ma.
13Os. 613 18th ST NV.
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1920 9th ST. NV.

1920 9Th ST. NV.
9 rooms and bath. inclosed porch. Rent,
S65.00.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 NV. DI 1918.
REFINED COLORED. 11l9C ST. NE
u rooms, bath, latrobe, e.ec; S37 30
MA. ei45. Excellent condition.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

NEW BRICK CAPE COD, 5 LARGE ROOMS
and bath. oil burner: extra toilet large
lot; S51 so. Others. $40 and up
ROBERT E. LOHR,
81 Cedar St., Takoma Park GE. 0SS1.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

COS MONTGOMERY AVE, SILVER SP-
New Groom brick, 3 bedrooms, rec. room.
garage. Shepherd 316"-W @1'
ARLINGTON-P ACTICALLY NEW
brick. seni-detache rooms. OIL heat.
fenced yard. Is min. to city. adults Oh.
$780,. oO'
RMS, . BATHS. RECREATION PM,
basement GARAGE, practically new home.
BY OWNER 5tO9 4th s. NV
TINY. BRIGHT STUDIO. COTTAGE, 4
utilities Included; SIS. AleXandria 4731
5000 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY.
Beautiful 6-room detached brick ami
8 bedrooms. tile-walled kitchen with OK
ford cabinets and large sink. " baths with
vtreous china fixtures Finished basement
with recreation room. porcelain laundry
tubs, and lavatory. OIL heat. fireplace. >
porches and GARAGE. Call Columbia i444.