davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

j. c. C.:-"Can anything be done
for a varicocele? If so, what?"
Answer: Varicocele is promptly
relieved in 100 per cent Of cases
by minor operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

women prefer it for women are
the superior sex in that in
credible land. They run the
homes and farms and herds.
They own property, exert au-
thority and long ago. women
governed provinces. There is
no infanticide in Tibet as once
prevailed in China and girl
babies are as welcome as boys.
The entire country Is ruled
by priests whom all the people
support. The lamas constitute
the Board of Education. the
Police Department. the Su-
preme Court, the Tax Com
mission, the Congress and
every other activity of govern
ment in addition to controlling
the religion of the people, abb
solutely. And the Dalai Lama
is the supreme ruler.
Buddha is their great god OF
course yet. practically, they are
devil worshippers. Their pray
ers are supplicationts to the
evil spirits to stay away rather
than petitions to Buddha 10
save them from the anger Of
the evil ones. Tibetans repre-
sent an extreme variety of APP
peaser. perhaps.
The Tibetan calendar. too,
moves in a cycle that includes
the Ircn Sheep Year. the Water
Monkey Year, the Earth Tiger
Year and others Of nomencla-
ture as novel. including The
Fire OK Year" which was the
year of our visit and which
my husband took for the title
of his book Of Eastern ad-
venture that Scribners have
published.
When the Dalai Lama dies.
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1t is established that his sue
cessor is born Immediately and
will reveal himself when sought
by the holy men. AS 1t usually
develops. all male children
born within an hour of the
great Lama's death are consid-
cred for the succession.
Personally, I've never seen
any proof of divine Intervention
in any practise Of Buddhism
but I do believe that 1t is the
right religion for Tibet's people.
I am convinced that the priests,
who retain all the knowledge
in the country and teach the
nobility. are sincere and I'M
selfish TO a high degree. Their
government is successful in
that it accomplishes its aims
and makes for happiness and
health.
The tremendous rains, the
terrific gales. and the rarified
air cleanses the country. Plant
life resembles that OF Mexico,
somewhat. and the wild animals
are wolves. gazelle. antelope.
hare. wild asses and wild yak,
chiefly.
Highest of all crimes, Of
course, is the killing of a man.
I was told. I wondered II that
included women, one night
when our cook went mad and
came roaring into my bedroom
with a butcher knife. He reared
and I screamed and managed
to hold him back until help
came.
The Dalai Lama. whom We
knew from correspondence
through several years, had died
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before we set out for Tibet and
we left Lhasa before the new
ruler was discovered. But We
enjoyed the pleasure and honor
OF meeting the Regent. o most
important official who proved
hospitable and helpful through
out our stay. And In the phil
osophy and the friendship Of ali
the people. in the courtesy Of
priests and peasants, we shared
the happiness that this race has
attained and retained through
centuries.
We were admitted into the
hottest shrine an unprece-
denied privilege for q woman, I
was told-and saw drinking
bowls made Of human skulls
ornamented with gold and sill
yer: a drum formed of q child's
skull covered with snakeskin: q
trumpet made OF q thigh bone.
and other repellent sacred ar
ticleS. while rats scampered
over the slippery floors. un-
needed by the holy men. Yet
the priests are not as these
things would indicate. The
young priests play dice and
dominoes, swim and conduct
themselves generally like college
students.
Lhasa seems q world away
as I write this today and I find
myself wishing to return to It's
simplicity and peace. suspect
I am not a person who could
live indefinitely anywhere and
remain happy, but I believe I
could spend my life In Tibet. II
necessary, with less regret than
almost any other place in the
world
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velopeG that truly Tlbetian
spirit in me AT from 10000 TO
10000 feet above sea level. rid
in among Himalayan peaks
that have not been christened
yet. one looks on life. figura-
lively as we'll as literally, from
a distant height. Certainly. I
felt above and away from the
life I had known.
We ate delicious mutton.
prunes. biscuits. dried 'vege-
tables and drank tea and yak
milk and enjoyed them. Yet
l found that. hungry as l might
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feel. very little food was suf-
ficient. SO digestion and dis
position improved The daily
gales and binding cold rain
failed to depress US perma-
nently.
We were expected guests.
journeying to LhaSa on the in
vitation of the Regent who was
ruling while a new Dalai Lama
was sought. If we had not
been expected, We would have
been stoned TO death. Of
course, before We passed
the first village.
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happiesf people ever have
met. happier even than the
Nepalese.' and the freest, freer
even than Americans. in some
respects. And was happy with
them and fascinated by this so
old yet so new people.
Even riding over roads that
are mere ridges OF stones. with
the prospect OF a local land
slide at any minute, around
sharp curves at the edges Of
preclpiceS. or through icy tor
rents, / felt detached even from
oanger. Climbing over high.
steep escarpments when road
is flooded falls short OF fun yet
somehow. We did not mind 1t.
We were away from the world
and We looked at life as simply
as it presented itself. which is
simplicity itself there.
To me. the entire expedition
seemed a rest from living.
Friends or relatives in America
might be stricken i'll. even die;
laws might be passed that
would concern us greatly II We
were home; elections could be
held and catastrophes occur
but my mind was free from
speculation on such events. l
simply did not care because I
knew could do nothing about
them.
The altitude may have de-
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Tibet breeds bigger. stronger
men and women than the
Chinese. and more like the
Manchurian people. In parts
of the country, polygamy pre-
walls but along our way and .in
Lhasa, polyandry was the Gus
tom. Girls selected husbands
for themselves and usually
picked two, often brothers. al
though occasionally others
might be added.
What inspired that practise
proved too deep for my in
quiries to reveal. Perhaps the
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! had accompanied my hus-
band on five expeditions to
PARKWAY places. We had hunt
ed tigers In India. pursued
blackjack antelope with chez
tabs, hunted bison in Mysor
and visited most of the Far
Eastern countries for scientific
study.
Tibet seemed Ike challenge
10 me. Few people know any
thing about the wild. waste.
wind-swept area and the sum
OF the knowledge OF those who
have been there appears small
In comparison with the vast
mass Of the country. the mil
lions OF population. the breadth
and depth OF their laws Of life.
Tibet. after many centuries.
stands still and let's the rest Of
the world revolye and progress
through peace and war The
land is closed not merely by the
mighty mountains and the laws
of the lamas but closed mental
~ among its people 10 alien in
vasion and innovation
In the $50 miles We travelled
on ponies. through three weeks.
to arrive in Lhasa and during
the time spent in the capital
and returning. We did not see
q single wheel used for trans
portatiOn or power and not a
single piece Of glass in a window.
Yet the Tibetan5 are the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
By MRS. SUYDAM CUTTING

White Inuitcd for Unlimited Stay
LhdSd, the Forbidden City
What attracted me 10 Tibet and Lhasa itS capital
the isolation OF the country and the atmosphere Of mystery
sround H. Feminine curiosity, If there such trait distinct
from the masculine variety played part IN the prompting
| was interested not inqui>iti,e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-24

& TROPICAL PARK
SEA OF sW14. sECea. TNp.G6sR REc.Ca-407
a as.ss' sssss'' s sss ~ HI
SOUTHERN PINES. /, M
PIT LOTS 1 q = sEC2s
Fs-s71 Yates = s Love- J. La
KINERCHA. nIG PINE KEY. Plat NOOK 4
j. CURRY. 4 a
I --.-- a.
--.~-.-- A.
A.
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A substantial detached home. adjacent
to the National Cathedral and located in a
The John Eaton Public School and bus line
within . blks.: Z brght. comfortable rms.
4 sleeping rms, attic. h.-water heat, and
the entire house in excellent repair; ga
rage; attractively handicapped lot THOS.
FISHER & CO. INC, REALTORS. DI.
$500. EYES. CALL MR.. O.DONNELL, ia,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ETHEsDA-MODERN BUNGALOW, TWO
bedrooms complete and beautiful: new
furniture; automatic heat; 500 per mo.
Call WI 1870 Sunday or evenings
LEE HEIGHTS, VA-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nlshed 5-room and bath home; SIS, includ-
ing heat and utilities. Cony,, 1-fare trans.
CHI 1873.
CONVENIENT SMALL HOME IN AR
lington. Va. Call Chestnut 4499.
WILL RENT MY BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
ATTACHED home to responsible party; no
minors: excellent neighborhood: 3 bedrms..
> baths recreation room, built-in garage
IL blks east of 18th St vicinity Walter
Reed Hospital. Box 291-L, Star.
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S4.69O.

$500 cash. S31 month. includes interest
taxes and PRINCIPAL; high elevation: beauti-
u! new brick, large rooms and bath. full
basement aforementioned heat, modern
kit: conv. MR.. DUNN. Republic $685..
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CLEVELAND PARK SD 500

BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS.
, Near Cathedral; library on first floor.
large sunroom on the second floor two-car
garage: quiet. tree-Hned street adds to the
value OF this property. BOSS & PHELPS,
National $500. 1417 K ST. NV Evening,
phone Mr.. Lewis, Woodley 1910
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PETWORTH-S7 5O0

substantial 2O-ft brick row house in
churches schools and all conveniences
Includes living room. dining room big
bright kitchen with new Enoleum and pam
auto. heat: garage
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. AL.
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ACREAGE

In beautiful Bradley Farms riding club
section. 3 bedrms., 2 baths on End A. Lge
Nv. rm., dining rm., kit, breakfast rm IL
brary with lavatory on LIST fl. Servants
quarters over 2-car garage Situated on 234-
acre lots. Shown by appointment only.
F. r. SPEAR, INC, WI 2IOS, Bradley 0142
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4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.

This handsome new 7-room Colonial
home. which is nearing completion in
Chevy Chase. D. c.. is an outstanding
value on today'S market Contains large
rooms. ample closet space, full attic, large
screened porch and breakfast room. Call
MR. HOWE Emerson 1858; II no answer,
Naf oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
S12 500-BARNABY MOODS

On wooded knoll with lovely view of
U. S park and amid homes afording ex-
ceptlonally refined environment at moder-
brick splendid rooms, 3 bedrooms, >
tile baths, finished attic, paneled lst-ffoor
den. maids room and bath. ultramodern
kitchen AUTOMATIC HEAT. built-in ga
rage. At the price asked it represents an
outstanding value and you Will do well TO
!nveSIgate: THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.
INC, REALTORS, DI. $3.50: EYES. CALL
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81 QS0


Bethesda. Md.-New brick home; 6
large rooms tile bath, 2 bedrooms: auto.
heat, air, conditioned; trees; lot 51xl25.
EN-. 1878
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We are Just finishing a new detached
Sth st. W. Be sure and look it over. Open.
lighted and heated. Drive out Piney
Branch I'd. to Whittier st. and turn 100
feet south. Terms and price right Only
one. Don't miss it. Cut out this ad and
drive out this evening or Sunday or phone
Office for auto to inspect.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
IAIS II Ct NV nirtrirt 1917
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1909 18th ST. NE.

Brand-new semi-det brick. rooms.
bath; large living and dining rooms, mod
ern Kit, recrea ton rm., auto. heat: F H
A. financing. MR.. HOUSER, Republic $685..
BUY NOW-DON'T WAIT.
7-rm. brick, 4 bedrms., 2 tiled baths
ton. Price. $500. Make offer 6742
Fairfax I'd, Bethesda, Nd. Phone WI.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE HOMES IN ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington County. Call OLD DOMINION
REALTY CO.. Chestnut 6343.
ARLINGTON, VA.-7-ROOM HOUSE, REA-
fruit, "a acre; bus. 1902 North Dittmar
I'd.
MT. RAINIER--LARGE. VACANT CIR,
hall, bath mod. brick bung;: paved St;
$3.50 $500 cash Hystts Sdd s9 sTge moo
GEO. c. WALKER, WA. 1890. Closed
Sunday l3'
INCOME -TWO-APARTMENT
detacf ed good tenant in 1. owner in
other Lot so by 145. Cow to every
thing. Live in /, rent the other. $500.
So, 600 cash. teLns. Call Oxford 0100-W.
bath bungalow. 2 acres of land; conven-
tent to city; about $500 down $50 mo-
Call MR.. BOWEN. b131 Col. pike, Arl.. Va.
Chestnut 1894. 13s
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BUNGALOW
8 ROOMS AND 2 BATHS.

On large lot, with beautiful trees: rms,
with foored attic, in Takoma Park. Md
Price less than $1,000. Call F. R. SPEAR,
INC, WI 2lnS. Bradley n142
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Detached home on well-proportioned lot,
53xl30 IT., in excellent location, near
schools. churches bus There is laree
entrance hall and den on ist floor: 4 bed
rooms and baths and sleeping porch room
rooms, bath and storage. large front porch.
automatic Bryant gas hot-Water heater. oak
nnorS, fireplace, garage and trees Owner
mas left city and will sell a. a sacrifice.
BOSS & PHELPS National 930n
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FARMS WANTED.
WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

us We have a waiting list of buyers WITH
cash s T ROBERTSON. WI 1444. 760i
Oh GEORGETOWN r6 Bethesda
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NEARBY ALEXANDRIA-S75 CASH, sI5
mo Price. $50. improved lots 5Oxl15.
IOc bus 20 d. c, &c to Alex. B. J. GREEN
HOUSE Ma 1876.
GARRETT PARK-HIGH POINT WITH
large trees. on improved street in Garrs6
Park: S9XS6, with all improvements n
and paid for. Price $3.50. F R SPEAR,
INC, WI. 2l0S, Bradley O142.
BUILDING SITE IN FASHIONABLE
Westmoreland Hills, S1,SSO; terms. oliver
lH2S or WI. 5333.
BELLE HAVEN, VA-LARGE LOT ON TOP
OF hill; view of river. Reasonable. Phons
Chestnut 3OS2
i4-ACRE CORNER LOT
In Aurora Hills for $3.50. including al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

WE NEED D. {. PROPERTIES TO SELL.
all sections, white and colored: condition
makes difference; submit HstfnEs in
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IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL, OR
rent in nearby Maryland, list II with J.
NOBLE BOAZ, 6S4O Wis. ave WI 264s
ARLINGTON, VA-FOR IMMEDIATE RE-
suits, list your apartment and houses with
US. Prospective tenants and buyers watt
Ing. THE GOSS CO, 22O2 Wilson blvd.
Chestnut 412l. oxford 124S.
WHAT BARGAIN CAN YOU OFFER ME?
| have small cash payment and steady lob
Desire place convenient to D. c. Box
27g-M. Star 1Ss
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ALEXANDRIA, u BLK WASHINGTON
bvd.-Detached brick, rms, anil, gar
den. frenlace. $50 Call DI G1R1-
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HOUSES For SALE OR REM.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CCLORFD-ls35 H ST. N.E-CORNFR,
modern. = TINS. oath. porches front. side
and back yard: garage. Apply 416 9Th st.
n Rm 105. between % N.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON, VA-Single or double room
with board. Convenient transportation.
Call Chestnut 0430.
SI2 D ST. NE-Double rm-. twin beds;
next bath, reas All meals served or Will
mack lunch Conv. trans
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HOUSES UNFURklSHeD.

9 Rms AND %, BATHS BATHS n y RMS S. 2
2ULToN r GoRDoN f 14$7 Eye s's st 81
$500. Office also open 7 IN. TO pm.
A 4ddmS ND 2s KNf b ST RAJ Fs,s
ment GARAGE, yard oil heat; $50 mo.
TAKOMA PARK, 315 GARLAND AVE
5-r., b.. detached bungalow, INV h., ga
rage, large lot. $3.50 mo. sH. 635s. =
I Ifes 57 X T ST Nm Me- R l6 AID B $50
654 NORRIS ST: N.E.m6 ROOMS; BATH
BLUNDoN co. sos H ST. NV. -
: rms. 3 ,bedrms;. baths; auto; heat;
garage Al condition. Woodley 0112.
and bath. modern; s47.50, MA. 1892
5000 sth ST. NV, COR. Sth AND MADI-
son-A.mi near car. bus line, school;
garage under house: recently redecorated.
DUPLEX; Is TODD PL. NE: Mr., R. I
s4!oRSd o %9aer4 b 7 E9o %o to anf pain
zoo S. PITT ST, ALEXANDRIA. VAN
lovely Yates Gardens, only 8 months old;
place. basement, dining room and kitchen
automati 6o beat; SI5; cail Adams o623 or
ALEXANDRIA, y BLK. WASHINGTON
blvd.-.Detached brick: ; rms, a MI. gar
den, fireplace. $50. Call DI. 6167.
rooms a bedrooms, . tile baths, recrea-
ton room, maids room: oil heat. LESLIE
D. MEAsELL, WO. ABB. 1927 Eve st. .
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. ONE BLOCK CONN.
ave.-Brick home redecorated; large liv-
ing. dining rooms. modern kitchen, screened
D. MEASELL. WO. ABB. 1927 Eye ST.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
D. C. and Md to II rms, to 3
LESLIE D. MEAsELL, Wo. 4733
aAR Il snd D b, 45os sle'' s4575,
.,3O5 18th ST. Sc.
. rms O'' !$2 30 SVEN Il P1,, NE. 5000
fS'' pau 440 65-T 7th ST I NV. gar So''0O
rms, bath, oil burner, redecorated $50. 90
1912 GEORGIA AVE. NV,
rms. baths. frame, 2 apis, oil
1882 NICHOLSON ST. NV. '''0
10 rms, baths semi-det.' gas heat
saa' wAPhE 3 JAMES, 1Ne4 s sn]o'OO
6 ROOMS, BATH, $50.
DETACHED BUNG.. Charming St. ne,
mr.. BladensburR I'd. excel cond. good
nesllnR pIant. DlAlE REALLY CO. Ma
$3.50.
$50 50-NEAR MINI. AND PENNA
'po@'oo ayes, s.e-5 large rms. auto
heat. See this" National 1913,
504 Fern Pl. NV.
Detached brick, rooms and bath, q MI.
to be reconditioned: $50 so.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K NV. DI. 1918.
CHEVY CHASE.
HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES
in D. c. and Maryland. rooms, bath. to
rooms, pa baths. SIS up. Car available
to inspect. DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. $3.50
TODAY ONLY-$140 MO.
1881 18th st. nv-s rms. 2 baths,
auto. heat: open l 10 3: 2-caI garage.
MEILEN, MA. 1914.
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CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
D. C. and Md to IL rms, / to 3
baths: several new brick 1927 Eye NV
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. ABB
7I9 NEWTON PL. NV
r. and b. INV. h, cleo; S45.75. z A.
CARNEY, DiStrict 45OS.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APT .
nedrooms | or months beginning middle
AprlI- can AFTER Sunday. Ma. 053S. H.
COUPLE, WITH CHILD, 10 YRS, DESIRES
- rms turn.. near school KenSing-
ION ho3.
JEWISH GIRL WISHES SHARE OTHER s
apt: Senarate bed essential: reasonable
Phone FIR. 4434 evenings after :
BY MARCH Is: " RMS, KITCHEN AND
ram; pvt, entrance; $3.50 maximum.
ohepherd 49lS after $50 pm.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood some furnished Car available
on appt MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 512s.
BUSINESS WOMAN SHARE 4 .RM. APT,
all utilities. and 2 rooms unfurn,- $40;
furn., $50. 1919 G st. NV, No. 703.
1s48 COLUMBIA RD.-l RIM, KITCH-
en-, breakfast room and bath. or rooms
and bath, as.
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5000 Sth ST. NV, COR. Sth AND MADI-
Son-A mi; near car. bus line, school;
garage under house: recently redecorated.
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zoo S. PITT ST, ALEXANDRIA, VAN
lovely Yates Gardens. only g months old
large living room with wood burning fire.
place. basement, dining room and kitchen.
automatic heat; S75. Call Adams 6623 or
Temple 2S2S EDW r CARR
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FLATS FOR RENT.

1Ol ST Sc. NEAR LIBRARY-LoWER
corner apartment, 2-family apt. ) r, b.;
furn. own heat, $3.50. MA. 9724.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE OFFICE. SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room, lecture room, etc; newly paneled
walls; centrally located. Gordon Hotel.
10th St between Eye and K NV. Rental.
$40 mo. MA 1894.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank 1881
@ st. NV See building superintendent.
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BETHESDA, MD-ALL-STONE HOME. Z
rooms a bedrooms, . tile baths, recrea-
ton room, maids room: oil heat. LESLIE
D. MEASELL WO. ABB. 1427 Eve st. .
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6 ROOMS, BATH, $50.
DETACHED BUNG.. Charming ST. ne,
mr.. Bladensburg I'd, excel. cond.. good
heating plant. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
$50.
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S40O CASH PAYMENT

S5.750-Near Bird and r l. ave. ne:
restricted section 6-room brick home, 2
inclosed porches. See this bargain promptly
REALTy ASSOCIATES, National 1888 un-
til p.m.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WARRENTON-BEA SMALL ES-
tate, close in; Will consider D. c. house
Darf IA Nmont- Tamnle 1850
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18th ST. HEIGHTS.

Beautiful studlo-type semi-detached brick
nome. rooms = baths. fioored recreation
room with fireplace. paneled fireplace in
living room breakfast room, built-in ga
rage, oil heat, Venetian blinds radiator
To be seen by appointment only Call
M FlSher' at BETHEL S. d.. BOO or
Sl0,5 o0-NEAR CONN AVE-HERES A
new. beautiful centeC-han home. all large
rooms, 1st-f. Iavatory. screened side porch
60-tt. lot. A real value REALTY ASSO-
GATES National 143S until q nm
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DUPLEX; IS TODD PL. Ne Mr., R: I
ave. and North CAPITOL st-Newly recon
ditioned. modern. D rooms and bath;
SO 80. Omen. DI. I130 90 to II.
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S10Q50
CLEVELAND PARK

Chevy Chase, D. C, half block Connecti-
cut ave; sll-brick home, redecorated;
q bedrooms, . tile baths original sale,
NlIOnn. q real hargain EN- o4-9
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LOIS MANTEp

BUILDING LOT. NV. SECTION NORTH
Of Shepherd west Of 18th St. Best cash
price B1X Ism. Star
BUILDER WANTS . OR MORE LOTS IN
SILVER SPRING AREA FOR BUNGA-
LOWS GEORGIA 413S.
WANTED ACREAGE VICINITY BE-
theSda, suitable for $4,000 to $1,000
-NUScs
2-IU sites. more or less, for 4-family
flats, northwest or good northeast sec.
tlnu
3-Three row house ground. any good Sec
ton of u. c
4-Apartment house site, northwest Sec
ton d. c.
See or Write Mr. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO..
PCS 18th St. NV. MA. 21oo.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Room and board in nice private
home; clean and well-heated. Box 1871,
Star.
WANTED rooms for Ink, or
= rooms with board, for woman with baby,
in Silver Spring or Laurel Write No. 20
washington St. Portsmouth, Va.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
Priced for sale-S rms. frame. detached
Call EN-. 1859. 2944 Macomb ST. NV.
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StSNIS TWIN NEiNa'
2 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR FLOWER
shop, newsstand. etc, Box 30s-L, Star.
OH N. Y. AVE. N.W-1st FLOOR: $50 90.
heat included.
1903 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-SUTTABLE
electrician, upholsterer or office: Al con-
dition: rent reasonable
LARGE BASEMENT, WILL RENT CHEAP.
Inquire 5l7 C ST. ne
1924 GA. AVE.-LARGE. BRIGHT STORE,
adjoining Sears Roebuck and Pep BOYS.
10th and r. l. ave. n.e.-Fine corner store,
HENRY SCHAFFERT. 942 Eye. MA 1858.
5000 CONN. AVE. OPP. zoo ENTRANCE
20x40. Ideal fer Small Business.
Apply Once or Phone no. 1900.
10 CLAIMING ST. NE.-s3S.
1000 North Capt-SS0
LLOYD r. TURNER, NE. l647. lie