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DOES CRIME PAY?
BY CHARLES III. WILSON, Sr,
Head-Socia Science Department Alcorn & College
Acorn, Mississippi

As result OF the various iugitves fleeing justice in
every part of American Commonwealth many of them
getting the headlines in many of American dailies, just
wonder if you have concluded with that crime does
pay
typical example OF this is very apy portrayed in this
account Escaping from San Quentin prison i'll California
December 20 three convcs temporarily ended
Tennessee hotel January 8. But February 20 they
capped from the escape proof Jail Jackson Mississippi and
started off dizzy of Northern Mississippi. In its
they stole five automobiles shot and wounded farm
and kidnapped hostage his 16yearold paama-clad
daughter Whom they later released unharmed) robbed
former gubernatoria candidate forced Army lieutenant
and girl accompany them part OF their journey,
rorzed half dozen and finally shot with police
in warehouse Greenwood Mississippi where
Of them surrendered and the other escaped alone
until he captured not long afterwards chua Mis-
sissippi Does Crime Pay Yes those who get enjoy
of taking the Law into their hands, and when
caught back this law that they have Just violated
to receive all OF the benefits and assistance possible.
Just the other day the execution of Louis (epke) Bucl
alter onetime head of New York murder and ring
represented triumph for justice long delayed Buchaters
vicious criminal brought end because he
deled i'll 1886. 1t not however until 1941 that he
trial and convicted Between then and he
succeeded i'll getting himself into Federal prison.
be there had the Government decided let New York
sentence take priority.
Buchalter believed he would die He had great
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Ship To Be Named For Negro Woman

The selection of for the thirteenth Liberty Ship
to honor outstanding Negro of the hemisphere
was announced today by the Maritime Commission The
ed in honor OF a Negro 1t has yet been Off
calv assigned shpyards but efforts being made
have it built the Bethlehem Fairfield ipvard Ba
more. since she a native OF Maryland
when p escaped from her plantation in
MARYLAND New England where she Joined with Garrison
Brown and other aboonists become active promoter
OF the underground railway She first rescued her parents
and during the decades before the Civil War made re-
peated journeys into the South taking 400 more of her
race the north and into Canada.
During the she served with Massachusetts troops
and guided Col James Montgomery and his men
their memorable expedition into South Carolina At the
close the through the help of Secretary State Viii
liam H. Seward she able make her home in Auburn
n y where she became engaged in plantlropc ser
behalf of the poor and aged of her people Her Ell
iorts led to the foundation OF the Harriet Tutan Home
Tor INDECENT Aged Negroes which she gave personal at
tention until 1908. She died in Auburn in 1918
Other Liberty Ships named for Negroes include the IS
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARVER PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR FREDERICK
DOUGLASS, JOHN MERRICk. bRG.BERT l. NANN,
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON. JOHN HOPE John II.
MURPHY. ROBERT S. ABBOTT, EDWARD SAVOY
and ToUSSAINT L'OUNERTURE.
The Navy Department has named a naval vessel the
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01
Extra Gas for Victory Gardeners

Victory gardeners will again be granted special gasoline
rations travel and from their plots this summer the
Office of Price Administration announced TODAY
In amendment to the gasoline ratonng regulations
effective April 1914 OPA forts the conditions under
which the gardner may receive gasoline for up 800 miles
of travel for the season:
He must be regularly cultivatng of at least
800 square feet devoted the production vegetables
and his labor must be necessary to its cultivation.
3 He make ride-slarine arrangement or show,
that such ridesharing arrangement reasonably be
made If the ride-sharing involves the Of than
all applications for the special pre-
scented the board the and the total ration
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

power in the underworld 4nd credited with having
fuence high places but great have been it
was enough-ortunaey. Crime does paw and the
quicker realize this the better will be position
show those who inclined 1t should forever be over
objective regardless OF how delicate be
emotions passions get the better of us to
let the lawour supreme awo the land take its
For any time that the law is taking into own
law. And place where there is law by which men
hands will find in the final analysis that will have
government themselves is place to live in Crime does
pay, and will
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

sued for all cars in the group may
g. He must show that ate
portation is available.
4 The garden should be
uas year-around home SO that he can
twice week during the period in whid
ing, and harvesting must be done, without
one than for 800 miles provided by his
gether with whatever mileage is availab
ration.
V The 300-mile ceiling was adopted la
'tion'with the Department OF Agriculture. The
cations also virtually the same as last year
although the assumption that gardener should
trips week during the season is spelled out
the first time
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-04-01

Destroyer Escort Leonard Roy Harmon honor OF Negro
messman who receiNsd the Navy Cross posthumousy for
heroic conduct at s(iuadalcanal
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MIX ,-Sdp pa, o,1O, I'll .lS
MINOR. galley & DRURY, Attorneys.
Filed Mar II, 1914 -Charles e. Stewart,
Clerk

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
SAYINGS fSu Asp 5n Rgs s VII sn
sssssa PtalstifTa Is. SUE nf sEnIE VII:
No 8 Oi
object of this suit is to obtain an order for
the sale Of certain real estate owned and
lots and 8 IN sauare IT, ' in the Bis.
e snOTn Is Mort a20: sa2 and s2sn aushss
ga44 ORDERED a' that a.'n the cay detenda ann
R Ina;ntdr. " Gray; Johnston "; Gray Y
= minor; sarbars Lee, Gray; cofneiia
Sda o fef Ssrbs nav sHs Reed and as
ersrd Williams: individually and as Gus
Lea Everard Williams, 1 minor: Sloan
Danenhower, John Danenhower. Doris Dan
enhower VOORHEES,, Ruth D; Wilson. indi-
son, minor; Mary Sherwood wilson
Sloan Wilson: Geoffrey wilson, a minor;
e Aae sd hS Gdan william ans as W. cu2oan Of
William WILLIAM v snenhoweT IT, III 4th mnoF
W EaXnTa B w RfnsnheweT Ru st. e SsIens
Laura D Green s Rector smeot GTssn
..
Individually, and as custodian, Of S. Ernest
philpitt' Cd; minor; Marshall s. Phil
PIst r.; 6 t, Ernest nhtpist I'd minor
mold Stilwell, minor: Charles E: Bryant,
Individually and ns custodian of Danna
6 6fIiyant' minor; Dianna BRYANT; y, minor;
as custodian OF Barbara Joanna Bryant. a
minor; Barbara Joanna BRYANT minor;
dividuaiiy and i'U as custodian a Of John G.
Holman. minor; John c.. Holman
a minor Frank G Danenhower, Robert s.
Of Barbara Ann Danenhower. william G.
Dpers nd Jhn
Secca panenhower: Margaret B. Allison son
Hson nol anf Raph '9stHsSn
minor; James H. Danenhower individually
and as custodian OF shsila Rae Danen-
a minor; William W. DanenhoWer, Stewart
Y. Danenhower Edith D, Cossa individually
and as custodian OF Judith Ann Cossa and
minor: Alkaline Cosse minor; Joseph i.
Dsnenhower, William J. Danenhower, John
howe 5osepS ha5Sd emma
D. ,scheuer. Alfred Gallagher individually
and as custodian of Alfred Gallaeher .jr,,
CHER II, a minor; Joan GALLAGHER minor,
and Katherine van D. Danenhower. as
signee of Washington Danenhower. cause
or before the fortieth day, exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication OF
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case OF default Pro-
shall be published at least once a week
for three successive weeks in the Wash
Evening Star. BY the Court: (S.J +.
ALAN GOLDSBoRoUGH, Justice 1seal.)
true copy. Test: CHARLES z. STEW
ART, Clerk, By ELEANOR Z. JOBE,
Deputy Clerk. msr2o,27,spS
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ZED L. WILLIAMS.
FED L. WILLIAMS, JR., Auctioneers.
AUCTION,
TUESDAY TOMORROW, 2 PM.
AT
Williams Auction House,
o1S NEW YORK AVE,

91S NEW YORK AVE.
Public Auction Sale Of very good, me.
dium and low cost, clean, desirable, used
furniture. Something. Here for everybody
Solid mahogany bedroom suite, complete
with twin poster beds. Simmons box springs
and inner-spring mattresses, all like new
condition: 10-pc walnut dining room suite,
2-pc. blue Living room suit, 6-pc.. walnut
dinette set. Ape. late style walnut bedroom
suite. S.pc. walnut bedroom suite with
twin beds and good inner spring mattresses,
fne HOLLYWOOD beds with best inner
spring mattress and heedboard. mahogany
Craftsmanship desk. 2-pc. maple living
room suite 10 full and twin size beds, Is
sprtnss and mattresses. 10 dressers and
chests, 9 various size rugs. rs chairs. all
kind; Ice refrigerator. fancy hall chairs
small electric cook stove. electric oven OF
rooster. lot d-apes and window curtains,
china and glassware. lamps and radio, 3C
pictures and paintings. typewriter, large
desk, antique pieces, % desirable Law
other effects.
ANY additional inforr. ntion nv ceIline
one OF the auctioneers. Phone Ma. 1920.
q
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EDWARD STAFFORD, Attorney,
1901 18th st. NV.
Filed Mar: 81. 1914.

E1led Mar. 81, 1914.
IN THE pisrRicT coGRT 81 THE
T., United States for the District Of CO.
Action NO, 25l53.-The Object Of this suit
Is to obtain an absolute divorce from the
defendant upon the. ground Of desertion
On motion Of the plaintiff, it is this 31st
PENDANT James Groomes, cause his appear.
ance TO be entered herein on or before the
fortteth day, exclusive of Sundays and lega
holidays, occurring. after the day Of The
frst publication Of this order otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default. Provided, . copy Of this ordei
be published once . week fol, three success.
sive weeks in the Washinston Law Re.
before said day. (s) t. ALAN COLDS.
E eGGRR3H Sa SS gSsiSe tsesL Attest attest
G. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk. ap3, 10,17
WILKES. McGARRAGHY q ARTS,
By JAMES z. ARTS,
Attorney for Petitioners,
sol Tower Bldg.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & : On Auctioneers
915 e st. NV
ADAM A. wEscHLER q SON, Auctioneers
AND-BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING,

SALE OF VALUABLE 5-sToRY STONE
AND-RRICK APARTMENT BUILDING
2O10 .KALORAMA RID. NV.
At the request of the owners, the under
signed will sell at public auction in front
ELEVENTH. 1914. AT THREE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and
pr misses, situate in the District of Co.
lumbia, and designated as and being Lot
90" J. William A.. Hills subdivision OF
Lots in SQUARE 1887. as per plat recorded
IN Linsr 70 folio. 103 Of the records of
the once. Of the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia subject to covenants Of rec
ord. imp ed by premises No. 2O1o Kalo-
rama Road NV. containing % Apart
ments IS rooms and % baths.
TERMS. Sold subject to and the as
SUMPTION a deed of trust for approxi-
particulars of which viii be announced at
time Of sale. and said deed Of trust can
chase price above said trust to be Ed
ir cash. A deposit of $4,000 required.
cha. S cost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit may
be forfeited and the property may be re-
advertised for resale at the cost Of the
JULIUS I. PEYsER.
Investment Building:
WILLIAM c. SULLIVAN.
Metropolitan Bank Building.
mh3O. 81,
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Filed Mar. II. 1914.

Charles e. Stewart. Clerk.
DISTRICT COURT 0F. THE UNITED
bIssofuPi s5s'' Of = f HaRRa B
DI, PEI IA ), ING. sqTperatien:-ciyil Ac-
alton Of the petition fled herein on the
soiution Of Asrry B: Denham. Inc. cor.
laws Of the District Of Columbia, II is, BY
the Court. this nth day Of March, 1914,
said CORPORATION are hereby directed "a
why said CORPORATION should not be dis.
order shall be published in The Washington
weekly Tor three t3) successive weeks
TIE arst insertion to be not less than one
1914. (Sl T. ALAN GOLDSBORouGH
Justice. lseall A true copy. Test:
c. SIMPSON Deputy Clerk. mh20. ~ apps
JAMES CORR Attorney.
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c. g. SLOAN q Co, INC Auctioneers.
715 18th ct. NV
SALE OF RUGS AND CARPETS FOR
CLEANING. REPAIRING AND STOR-

CLEANING. REPAIRING AND sToR-
AGE CHARGES
Notice 8 hereby aiyen that on wEpNEs-
DAY. APRIL NINETEENTH. 1914, START
ING AT TEN AM AND CONTINUING
ZACH .sATURpAY AND WEpNEsDAY
THIEREAFTER UNTIL ALL IS DISPOSED
& CO; INC; 715 18th STREET NV,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. to enforce Hens for
cleaning repairing and storage charges
due and unpaid on all rugs and carpets
held by us in the following names: oscar
2 Albertini. 2. Belt. D, Burns. Mrs. Cain,
= M: Castill' N; Craig. Mrs Doyle, c.
Freeman, T. r. Freeman. C.. r. Gordon.
Jet: Jones, J. Y. Kenel. q. e. Nc
nselick' 2. My,y.y, Thos; r: Padrrore: W.
gle, Z. Prinsle v. BEDDING, A. NJ Rossi-
ter; r, Ryan, E. M Shannon, B. II. Smart,
=. Young.
CAPITAL CARPET CLEANING CO.,
1918 Mt. Olivet Rd NE,
Washington, D. c.
By NESHAN q. HINTLIAN
0Ssl
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JAMES A. COBB, Attorney,
013 r Street NV. .yis 90.

M THy DISTRICT couRr Or. THE
United States for the District Of Colgm.
s sis HS 81 nRoN sr q saSp f.
ton as 70 the trial Of the issues in this
as.t aasd T. a zse.y
purportins to be the last VIII and tesla
deceased. having been returned :: to Harry
Constance wormley. burton Lewis, Cal
Alice Elizabeth shadd, Lucinda Cook. Julia
I'M q, MaSon her bssd and
ORDERED, that the issues be set down for
trial on the 18th day Of May. 1914; and
this oraer AND the Of ;s,a
l4th day Of June. 1871. the Codieii to the
sd ~ saa Was e m ssd
t BE the c Sal n the G last
deceased, executed and attested in due
ssS Mss1oS shsSs Tim: IS
Of sound and disposing mind and capable
vas TN said y papsr d .sns dsed ST.
day Of sSs s41 q s
Shadd, deceased, by fraud or deceit prac-
Used upon the, said Marion P. shadd by
John w Smith or any other person or
dated the I4th day Of June. I94I. OBJ
tanned. or the execution thereof procured
by the undue influence or duress, or coer.
cion Of John w. Smith or any other person
or persons? shall be published once a week
Reporter and twice a week for the same
period in the Washington Evening Star.
T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH, Justice. Seal
Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH, Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court.
mh27, 29ap 0,12,17.19
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SPECIAL SALE,
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN CHIEF 1899, new tire. motor II
GOOD condition: fully equipped. 1854 Shaw
dr.. ne, Lily Ponds, Kenilworth, D. C. q
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$40 ACRES-EOUIPPED-

Modern dairy farm now going business.
Modern home with oil heat, large living
room with fireplace: baths; large bath
ing pool; ideal for entertaining; 2 tenant
houses Fronting on hard road, in Mont
gonery Co, Land in best state of cultiva-
tlon. Fences, equipment, dairy herd, in
Iiptop condition, . sets of farm buildings.
possession at once JOHN BURDOFT,
F. D; No. 2, Silver Spring, Md. Cali
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT.
LIE DRoIT BLDG, s0O-810 F St nv
Desirable Offices, also suitable for shops
reasonable rent. ABBY Room 10 $40 r
FRONT OFFICE or sloreroom list floor
large front window S35. 1923 st. NV.
FRONT BASEMENT ROOM, unturn., 1ox13
it. $40 month Near Conn. ave and K
Inru!r" res. mgr, l7l3 K ST. NV.
REALTY OFFICE, equipped. wcll-known;
location, valuable; 3-yr. lease al S9@5 per
mo- including hea or ideal fer any kind
main or branch ONCE. GE. GAG, ] TO
4 pm
APPROX. 1,50O Fl. divided 8 rms. BUSH
ness center, Silver Spring; will rent to one
tenant only; newly decorated; 5000 mo,
InSnnction by appt DI. 607A
OFFICES, ., small, in good condition. on
third floor in U. S. Savings Bank Bids
northwest corner OF l4th and U SITS NV
Rent, $50 and S35 each. MA 1853
14th AND CROSSTOWN
1856 Irving St.-LarRe studio room
suitable living and small business or pro-
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
RECAPPTNG

One-day service, by appointment only
Cali ME. 1855. Custom built work Grade
and grade 3 tires carried in stock
GOODYEAR Tire Co. 200 New York ave
NV. Leave car in the morning, call fol
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ALL REPAIRING
For immediate service on any make car
call
UPTOWN SERVICENTER,

Motor overhauling, motor tuning, brake
refining, clutch and front end work, body
work. Also washing and Simonizing Cal
and SundAyA.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.

ROYAL l941 "ImperiaI' house trailer;
p it., new tires. Lot 1875 Temple Trailer
Villnse. Alexandria, Va. 3"
TRAILER, luggage, with canvas cover and
stock racks steel frame with good 6:50x16
preWar tires; $40. WI. 1905.
HOUSE TRAILER, 1941, 20 TT: priced for
immediate sale. Merritt Ward. Alexandria,
Va. Millers Trailer Court Richmond
hwy. Sc
1914 Kozy Coaches and Platts Also rs
good USED REaes cafh for yosE trailer
Route |. Berwyn. Md Tel Barwyn As
CDECIAI ChIE
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TWO NEARBY BARGAINS

High elevation commanding view of sur
rounulnB country near Seneca, Md $40
a. nne manor loan SOIL very well watered
suitable livestock farm, large old main
house and outbuildings, in need of re-
pair; price. $4,000. terms.
manor loan soil. very large stream, long
concrete road frontage, good old center-en-
trance, Colonial main house, with POSSIBLE
tues, also 1-room tenant house, bank
barn, 40x100: other outbuldings: nice ap-
pie orchard miles from GAINESVILLE B. q
o. station: near Sugarloaf. Price, $4,000;
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

CASH TO- your truck. Cali MT. Via. Il
9Sxs sa f Mssk yo Aao SsEyse ssS 3. v:
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM, 100000 a.. good land, direct from
owner, well located, hard road, electricity,
and stream within 40 mi. Wash. w, II
wilkinson. 1901 ard st. n.v IA. oooi.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
CHEvROLET 1910 Ih-ton truck, staEs
body; ! l94o a-ton panel chevsolst truck
Studebaker 1891 skyway Commander ses
dan. Can Lauterbach. 500 3oth ct. ne.
CHEYRoLET 1889 1h-son stake; new
2-ton. 16o-in. chassis and CAB, with io-ft
hydraulic dump body; s.25x2Q tires re-
conditioned, ready to 90. Ceiling prices.
Ghevy Chase Motor Co., 7725 Wis. ave-
{. o. T.. 1889 1h-ton platform dump;
good condition with good rubber. Apply
l72a BladensburR I'd ne.
FORD huckster truck; good condition, good
FORD 1899 iA-ron dump truck: excel
lent rubber: reasonable. For quick sale.
CHEVROLET 1889: cab over engine, long.
wheel base, dual wheel chassis and cab
25x20 rear, 7.0ox20 front tires, In good
conait,on; capable St mountins II e -
sullnoss-typc van excellent appearances.
rolet 1894, chassis and cab, good motor
and tires. 1871" wheelbases have open ex.
press body available II desired. Ford
1896 sedan delivery, GOOD. tires, recently
reconditioned motor. Market Auto Serv-
ice. 623 H me-. Ii. 0o91. AL above
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HOUSES FOR SALE ican.l

HYATTsvILLE HILLS -7-room house.
oeautiful trees and large lot; $3.50 down,
S,S per mo, sH. 1882. Ewes. and Sunday,
SYCAMORE AVE, Takoma park--sunrs-
s seS avins T Tn. dining rm.' Kitchen
o Sest large afs o With st' sars rU
a block shopping and transp.; vacant; i'm
E ssMaR1,S SSessssss1sien; $500 GE 1925;
reduced for auik sale; possession with set
tslSemens, To inspect call ALICE NJ. GAY
fSsi 8: ~. R st: a:v-s rooms, 3
ssas9Sns sos Rsts Eassd steam boiler
h bnfSs PARK AK M Ms s fsy rooms 5sth
automatic .Ise.n,. gas heat and hot,water heater
ps' sE Az R A7fs22 N st nS BUNGALOW &c
Northeast section; 4 bedrooms bath, de;
ment,.. Convenient to stores and trans.
Iem For AYR fsathsr NJ ss4s call
sioo BLOCK 8 ST, NV. near Scott
se eseape W.ts ideal for TU0mi1s honss
SHEEfsSsY "a CHASE SEE B. w S2 GsdT brick r
s%f F I EEaxSsR Best SHsy NA S SSae
o giG; neat; aeep H. garage sss5o' terms
SOS Ssh? Rir I'll 10 S; ST. N.w.-senid..
tached, rooms yard, garage; newly deco.
ssf s s4oes 1859 New s York sTs
TAKoMA' PARK-petached 5-room brick
s1o and ana roof
fenced rear yard Roberts E. Iatimsr. Oh
OUT NEXT TO NATURE, yet handy to
Silver sps; fins ,u modern brick hons
q pony for the kids; a neishborhood Of
Sse maFss fed R gEis q ST. sls 1885,
sub fazs fEf H 81 is7 In Mi sy.F r9ss3s
rooms; priced, sa,sso: We recommend
ehsT 9 d hsss soer f e. for
s. 2S He s ,s 3s9s:sa
Rock Creek Church I'd. and Georgia ave,
s ssee block katiRe sr oE E i25S
sF RI ' Nth 'ssh oC g. sfs'
T To P Wf5Sh Ins n v IS57 the
home in woodmoor; a 2-story Colonial de-
sign, with 2 honest-to,goodness bedrooms
odu III OS iuAc hilcuch Will
porch. lot 7oxIooo $3.50; excellent terms eN
R. P. Ripley, sH. 1888; Sun. and ewes.
SH. 2S71 Mr.. Trostle.
HERE 1T is, $3.50; 81 200 cash, pay S75
pei. month. 500 Quintana pl. NV. De-
tached 6 nice rooms, bath, oil heat,
shoppins center in Brentwood RA $500.
1881 KENYON ST. NV, near Mt. Pleas
ants rooms, 2 baths. attic, 2 rear in
closed porches: vacant; like new; open
Sunday: will exchange. NO. 6176.
NEAR Calvin Coolidge High School, II 5
Somerset pl. n.w.--Semidetached brick, 8
rooms and bath, large basement, garage.
Owner will vacate, at settlement date.
sib s AND 4EF ffGd yeSe srs "a MO- SEoo
incl. porch, auto. hit, refgr.; gar; cow,
restricted; only S6,950. Mon, GE. 0179.
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c. @. SLOAN { CO. INC, Auctioneers.

Sheraton mahogany dintns room suit:
complete MAHOGANY bedroom .su,te with
twin beds. box springF and mattresses;
complete. WedseEood. fnish bedroom suite
with twin beds. coil sorines ard mat
tresses: metal beds, SPRINGS, mattresses:
maple bedroom suite, upholstered daven-
ports and easy chairs, bookcases, floor and
table lamps. books, pictures. china, glass
ware, bric-a.brac, silyerware, hat-top gas
range, studio couches, bed -dayenports
kitchen cabinets etc W.
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STORES FOR RENT.

e1o 1th ST. s.E.-20xe0 It., d6ie. windows,
suitable any business or storage; sos mo.
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AERoplANEs.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Aeronca chief, lB4li speet9
hsnS-rnbbed paint Job; Al condition. WI
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MARYLAND FARMS,

$50 acres, near Frederick; modern dairy
farm, "a Stanchions, l4-room house more
land available. Only S11 ,OG0
155-ACRE STOCK FARM
$4,000. On State highway. Good
nome with all necessary outbuildings, so
acres of growing wheat
$1,000; SPLENDID SMALL FARM.
EQUIPPED, ~ acres on State highway,
very large road frontage, very productive;
nice home with flowers and all necessary
100 ACRES. GOOD LOCATION.
10000. On State highway. Large
house with splendid large bank barn.
Very productive soil Ideal stock farm
DAIRY FARM 16 STANCIONS
$4,000. Fronting on State highway,
with very good stone house, land very
productive.
ITO ACRES, WITH VIEW.
ST. 900. Close in, committing distance
Good house with necessary outbuidings,
includes growing crops. Terms, $500
down.
GOING DAIRY FARM
$4,000. Very mod"rn horn with %
Sanction barn, all necessary outbuildings.
also tenant house, includes 80 acres of
SG-AcCRE HOG FARM ' Only sl 600
Equippet with 400 hogs, a nice coy
bungalow with tenant house; has large
bank barn, plenty Of pens, stream Close
to WASHINGTON. Includes garbage route
PoUL1TRY FARM. is ACRES.
$4,000. Very good s-room house, g.
room tenant house; all level land, very
productive. Owner In the Army.
JOHN BURDOFT, Route No. 2.
Silver Spring, Md. Call Ashton 3s46.