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quests followed so rapidly that
officers lost count.
Throughout the Philippines
campaign, the guerrillas and a
friendly populace were of ines
Unable value.
Even while the cleanup con-
tinued, the Macarthur command
looked to the future. The five
star general who came back
sounded the keynote: "On to
Tok yotts, q s3sF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-23

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa.--Afser
being married thirteen times and
receiving thirteen divorces in ID
years, James r. Williams, Oil. IA
back in his Cedar Rapids home
after his fourteenth marriage.
This time he married Augusta
McGary, 81, of New Lisbon, Wis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-23
DECISIVE VICTORY OF
CEN. DOUGLAS MacAR-
THURS RETURN TO
PHILIPPINES
by JAMES HUTCHINSON


AP Newsfeatures
While the spectacular
battles of Luzon stand in the
public mind as the major en-
Ragements in Americas re-
conquest of the Philippines,
historians will chronicle the
battle for the once obscure
ISLAND of Leyte as the deci-
sive victory of Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's triumphant re-
turn.
Luzon held the names
which were burned into
American memories-Man-
ia, Bataan, Corregidor-but
Leyte as the battle-ground on
which the japanese military
gambled their biggest stakes
and lost.
: BY the time the troops of
Gen. Walter Krueger's pow
erful Sixth Army landed at
Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, on
Jan. 9, 1916, the steady
blows of American Army
and Navy planes had won
cir supremacy throughout
the islands.
Enemy Power Still Strong
= During the Leyte campaign in
ne fall of 1914, the japanese still
had air and sea power. They were
able to pour $4,000 or more rein
fnrcements into the Ormoc COR
r1dor in a serious but futile
threat after three or four Ameri-
can divisions had swept forward
Ia the first three weeks without
any strong challenge.
Macarthur kept his Il shall re-
turn" promise, made in Australia
In March, 1912 by wading ashore
al Leyte with the liberating
yanks.
But his timetable there suffer-
cd a severe setback when only
one small airfild could be put in
20 operation in the first weeks.
American air superiority was lost
for the first time since the push
north from the Solomons and
New Guinea started.
Even the weather gods, who
long had smiled upon MacArthur's
Southwest Pacific operations, de-
serted him on Leyte. The rains
came in torrents to turn the
island into a quagmire. American
mechanical equipment begged
down In the drive against the
heavily reinforced japanese in
the Ormoc corridor, across the
Islands mountainous backbone.
Luson Campaign Like Clock Work
lily contrast, the .Luzon drive
moved with clock like precision
toward the main strategic objec-
tives - conquest of the central
plains, capture of Manila and re-
opening of Manila Bay. Weather
was favorable, roads were good
and American mechanical power
could be utilized fully in a war
Of maneuver.
There were more japanese
troops on Luzon than theer ever
were on Leyte, but the sprawling
size of Luzon made it necessary
for the japanese to spread over
vast areas. Air supremacy en-
abled our planes to blast COM
munications and supply lines and
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The above photograph is of two local boys who proud
y bazed the of Key West Conch from the U.SA
through Scotland England France, Belgium Germany
and Czechosovakia. CPL Charles F. Flowers driver and
Pfc. Benjamin Adams, assistant driver who mobiz
ed with the Key West National Guard January 1941 In
formation reveals that all during the campaign of Germany
and Czechoslovakia CPL Flowers and Pfc. Adams were
serving with Battery c, 656th Field Artillery Bn, g.
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JAPANESE LOST BIGGEST GAMBLE
in INVASION BATTLE ON LEYTE
Mrs. CrusOe And
Daughter Return

Mrs. Hilary Crusoe and daugh-
ter, Helen, have returned to the
city after visiting her son, who is
in the U. S. Navy, and daughter
in-law in New York.
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APT :

The same tornado that blew
away my fathers wagon dumped
an automobile in the front yard.P
Huh, that was no tornado. That
was a trade wind"
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of 1875 degrees from the same
point.
Maximum altitude of firing,
$500 yards. Danger to all air.
craft below this altitude.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-23

Cob: 'I'm going to ask you a
riddle. What makes my life SO
miserable?"
Wife: "You've got me-"
Cob; That's right"
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FAHTEETH. an improved powder TO
b sprinkled on upper or lower plates.
holds false teeth more firmly In place.
Do not slide. slip or rock. No guminy.
T 9Soey: past, y. s taste Or feeling, EAS.
sour. Checks .Yplate odor'' (denture
breath). Get FAsTEETH ct any drug
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BAY RIDGE-Beautiful bay-front home
s rooms, L bath. 2 lavatories, oil, fur
mace. 2-car garage, large bay. front, lot
superb view of the bay from high eleva-
ton. This beautiful all-year home il
now offered for sale at price far below
its real value. First time offered for
sale and you must act quickly. Do not
miss this grand opportunity to secure
one of the incest homes in Bay Ridge.
Call CO. 5O19 for full particulars
CHESAPEAKE BAY beautiful bay from,
lots, ,55x150,. 81 miles from p. c.; where
trees, Very safe for children. excel. fishing
ewner says sell at prewar price, $3.50 each;
terms. Call Mr.. Alderman, Ma. 2040
Ewes, OR. $40. L. E. BREUNINGER &
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box IL, Mayo, A. A. Co., Md
so ACRES. new 4-room bung., barn an6
other outbuildings; long frontage on salt
water creek, about l mile Potomac River
near PIT. Lookout. st. Marys Co., Md; for
quick sale, priced very low, $4,000 cash
payment needed, balance arranged to suit
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, Forest Glen. Md
DEALE, MD.-2-story home, 2 rooms. IL
baths, electric pump, gas range, septic
tank; " acres, 165 # on water front
For inspection Sunday, drive to DeaIe. Md.
then | mile to MasonS Beach Pier. SCI
Mr.; Downs, 10th house south of pier or
water front. REALTY SERVICE CO., MA
1895
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TRAILER. Fruehauf. about 26 Il. long. fiat
body: 4 new tires. Call WI. 6570.
antee workmanship; leave the car before
SALES co, 1895 Il st NE Phone Ii,
a 1ss and Lg, 1877; ~, sn -,n,
SHOP. 1112 9th st. NV. ma. 54s0. %
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1915 "A DIV with
side car, extra accessories; 5000 miles
perfect condition: must sell, will trade on
iate-model car. See at 20l3 New Hamp-
shire. Apt. 30. Sat. 3 to z: Sun. 2 to = -
MOTORCYCLE. 1887 Indian AS Sportscout
with side car; below ceiling. Call DI. 34S3
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. tn. nestest
one you have ever seen: suitable for mer-
chants, farmers, fishermen and touring
Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
MOFORlsT. sttention-New tyne recap
ping. Den-Nap electric process; beautiful
tread. 2-hour service; also electrie-treatec
sections Il your tire is cut. See your tire.
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer. l43I
Irving st. NV. Adams $500. Quick. eff
f1cient service.
PONTIAC owners, sttention-Don't le
your Pontiac deteriorate: keep in top con,
dition; Arcade Pontiac Co. has large stool
now. motor assemblies, seat covers, bat
teries. all equipped to take care of ever,
Pontiac need; Pontiac service, painting
fender, grills, body Strengthening, whee
ana steering alisnment. See ARCADE
tiac dealer. 1897 Irving st. NV. AID. $500
WANTED CAB for 1910 Ford pickup anC
right front fender for 1899 Ford. 30,
MoToRCYCLE. 1894 Indian Scout; excel
cash offer: ceiling price. SLAB, sH. 1857
WANTED-Body for 1895 chrysler. 4
EVENINGS, SH loss
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FARMS FOR SALE (cont;nued)

NEAR VIENNA, vA.-20 acres Of fertile
outhuildings; property is fenced and cross
sss $780, E sosa sere cash and and .ns
EASTMAN Ans STEELE. Realtors. Falls
Twin OAK DAIRY FARM, containing $50
acres OF rich land, modern S-room house.
barns, 2 silos full Of ensiiage, horse barn
garage and machine shop. Ali houses
and building less than 10 years old, This
IN Montgomery County. on macadam road,
near Route $40. Fully equipped with all
moderen machinery. including tractors.
45 milk cows, bulls, all purebred Hol-
stems; 20 acres Of corn, barn full of
b bale hay ,l lots Of baled straw and dairy
request. Can be purchased with full
S sGfk se fro ts,m and machinery for
e. M. FRY. INC, 7S40 Wisconsin ave-,
6 6sthessa' Md WI s74S g.. - $780,
farm Of ssb acres. 80 miles from wash Has
ington, in Loudoun County, near Pleasant
Valley. on Rt. U. s. SO. II miles west OF
ant houses. large 40.cow dairy barn. horse
condition. well watered. with about ia5
bluegrass pastures. Az milking cows, some
purebred; 20 heifers from s mos. to 2
years old, bulls, 2 horses, 2 tractors. all
milking machine and all dairy equipment
silos filled with ensilage. 136 tons of
hay, 40 tons of straw. 80 acres in corn;
labor cost small: milk check averages
SLIGO per mo. Price, S47,500. Terms
reasonable, If you want a money-making
dairy farm, call Benton. CHI. 7070, farm
specialist; to take you out for an inspec-
ten On LYON. INc.' aoo4 Lee highway.
SHENANDOAH vALLEY-stock. dairy and
bluegrass farm of 295, acres, adioins cor
poration of Woodstock, good stock and
dairy barn 50xl00 it., good S-room home.
painted white; good outbuildings, lights
and water, and fenced; fruit; high eleva-
ton; will Craze 100 head; good tenant
house and barn. Price, $4,000: terms.
W H. BRUMBACk, Woodstock, Va.
COLORED-SUBURBAN FARM for the man
who has been fortunate enough to save
same snoney for retirement amid pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. Six acres of fertile land
with stream, a comfortable new house
complete with modern bath and kitchen,
stone fireplace. Fine barn built of oak
timber, 3 floors, space for cows, chickens
and housing for all kinds of livestock Just
few minutes from downtown and near
Falls Church, blocks from buslne Priced
at approximate cost at $4,000. KELLEY
4 BRANNER, DI. 7740.- Evenings and
Sunday, GIL. 1894.
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Uncle Ruy's Corner

A reader has asked me to write
something about Lief Erickson in
advance of Left Erickson DAY."
which is celebrated in some places,
and which comes this year on Tues
day, October 9.
Left Erickson was Norseman who
lived nine and half centuries ago.
He crossed the North Atlantic dur
ing, or about, the year 1000. That
was almost five centuries before CO.
lumbuS made his first famous voy-
age
No telegraph or cable service ex-
listed in those days. That explains.
in part. why people on the continent
! of Europe failed to hear about the
event at the time Another reason
was the fact that Ericsson was a res
ident of Southern Greenland, an
island which was far off the track
of most sailing vessels.
Left Erickson was the son of Eric
the Red, and sometimes is called
Left. Son of Eric" Although he was
born in Iceland, he moved to Green
land at the age of about Is, in COM
pany with his father and others.
Stories about their heroes were
told by the people of Iceland and
Greenland. These are known as
"sagas," and several of them have
come down to US
The Saga of Eric the Red" tells
how Lief Erickson made a voyage to
| Norway, the home of his ancestors.
| While sailing back to Greenland
with his men, Left met with a storm,
and the long, open boat in which he
rode was blown out of it's course.
This boat is believed to have had a
single sail, along with many oars
which were worked by the men on
board
Without a compass to use by day,
and with clouds hiding the North
Star at night, the Norsemen went
far out of their way. At last they
reached strange coast. Going
ashore. they found grapevines along
with "self-sown wheat" The wheat
probably was maize, or Indian corn.
After short stay in that region,
Left and his sailors left. They man.
aged, at length, to get back to
Greenland, where they told their
friends about place which they
called "Vineland" or "VinIand."
The exact location of Vinland has
been the subject Of much discussion.
Almost surely it was a part of the
North American coast, and very pos
sibly it was in the southern half OF
Nova Scotia.
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont.

I'd. NV; exclusive subdivision; will con-
slider whole or part sale. JEROME s.
MI. 1929.
LOTS for 2 or unit fats and detached
homes. RE. 4240. or write Box 177-Y,
CORNER, zoned B. for apartment or pri-
vate home: over 300 So. IT,. In Pet
worth. overlooking Soldiers Home. RIA.
WESTMoRELAND HILLS, washington's
most carefully restricted subdivision
Large wooded homesites. within n block Of
WeStmoreland Circle. available at $4,000
ad Sa5o9 AZ pep men vs sEs
and WO. 1851 evenings and Sundays.
FOR SALE-Corner lot, about acre. beau
tifui subdivision near Falls Church; So. 200.
BY PRIVATE owNER-App. 100000 50.
IT. of restricted residential building lots.
IL to 3 blocks from schools, churches and
stores; sewage across property, with utili-
ties available: located in No. Arlington;
terms can be arranged. No brokers. Phi.
COMMERCIAL. industrial and residential
in Silver Spring: priced to sell: good loca-
ton: Particulars by appointment. H.
H1ANNAUER. 1896 Georgia ave, 81. 4729,
FOR. sALE-Lot 75x115 Zone B, 2-family
dwelhng). Alexandria. Va. Box 13S-Y.
BUILDING LOTT building lot. 5oxloo it.
located on Texas ave. Sc. For further
information call Mr.. Sternik, Or 2244.
TR. 2515. e. e. CALDWELL.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

5 TO 20 ACRE TRACTS, on hard road,
miles to Bethesda; Md, near Rockville;
per acre. Call Eugene B. Gingell WI
2922. BUELL. M. GARDNER, Rockville
sO-ACRE. TRACT, part of which is al
ready subdivided into building sites ard
improved by good road, water, sewer and
el 51ranorratiGn available F1s
ILo'i Rhode Island ave. NV. or phone
BEAUTIFUL vIEws-oyer . acres on ton
of hill with beautiful views. long frontage
on main Virginia hwy, 20 minutes drive
from Washington. in, section of nice homes
cleared some bordering Stream 0'I Buy S now
esfa plan Psd 6hst s fa farm os s
TRAyILAH, MD.-If you are tired Of the
crowded city and want to build your post
fields and forest With rusS saae stream Team
that can be easily damned for swim
ming ming pool l.. lsh acres set in a thousand
8. c, 2 miles from Potomac Hu Hunt this
Is your opportunity. Local builders can
g sian you started ht;Sa nqg BgIdinE TessTie
gh nos,,, evenings, no. sass; Sat, Sun,
boundary of Quaint Acres orchards and
near ne1id,n $1,000 goo Govt; project: home
ase fG ThfSs '' e. 'esSTs IN
Owner; 1427 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 til 5
pm. Brokers. attention
WEALTHY MANS HOMESITES-Beauti-
full hills, 5, 10, 81 and 80 acres fronting
more than, a mile on River and Bradley
rds;, overlooking Congressional Country
grading and landscaping these homesites
OF unsurpassed natural beauty; River I'd
already. united to Mass. ave. extended;
nun said; price as entirety, 10c So It /:
elevation 275 TT. above sea level; mountain
air in abundance. FULTON r. GORDON
Owner. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 It'll s
m, Brokers, attention.
ACRES, nicely wooded, on hard sur
faced road; electricity and telephone
trunk sewer line now u mile from these
lots. Go out Lee blvd. 3 miles beyond
Fails Church, turn left on Route $50 for
/ q miles to my sign on left side OF road
HERMAN SCHMIDT, 236 woodward Bldg,
LANHAM, Md to 10 acres of beauti.
full wooded land In an established section
per acre. WO 1865.
20 ACRES, gently rolling. facing Congress.
sional Country Club: Msssa chusetts ave
textended) Is planned to go through thi,
pr SPe; sI2;59o; all or one-half cash
8 OR 10 ACRES. adjoins macadam road
acre. OWNER, Falls Church S3S-W-4
MT VERNON, VA.-We have 3 parcels O.
ground-53b acres on river front to high.
way, 2Sh acres between two highways. 1873
1920 New York ave. Ma. 7772, MA. 1886
I1A ACRES, cleared city water available
long frontage on 2 important roads; lie!
well. high elevation; S11 900. terms. Err.
YIN REALTY CO.. NY. 1884: ewes.
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Not This
BY Mischu Richter

vast" and means immense:
great" "Fusty" is from "fust," an
obsolete word which suggested the
musty smell of an old wine cask.
"Fusty,," therefore, has the ex-
tended meaning of "old and musty;
old-fogyish."
Washington: Is 1t incorrect to
pronounce the 1t" in "often"?-
Mrs. M. w. c.
Answer-It is not best usage. The
At of often. like good little chill
dren, had better be seen and not
heard. " Other words in which it
is silent are; Soften, faSten. listen
/ Houston: Is there cog" in
'cognizance" C. D.
Answer-Yes. The prevailing
American pronunciation is: KOG-
ni-z'nss. The Il" is fiat as in nip
/ @. In the July Coronet, Archie
McFedries, in speaking of quack
doctor, wrote: %" mumbled, i'm
pressively, and then 'swathed' the
throat with an iodine solution.
How come?
1 Answer-That was a slip of the
pen. Obviously, the author meant
"swabbed."
I tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
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axe Ny Word for |,
On the scales
Saturday Potpourri

Syracuse: Was the fellow correct
who broadcast that President Tru-
man was in-FLU-enced' by-"?--
w. H. P.
Answer-Our dictionaries do moi
sanction the accent on the second
syllable. The correct pronuncia-
ton is: IN-f1oo-enss.
Bowie, Texas: How is the third
syllable of "infantile' pronounced?
Mrs. j. E. B.
I Answer-Either title" to rhyme
with file" or TILL to rhyme with
fill" However, the tile" pro-
nunciation, according to my radio
check of speakers throughout Amer
lea, decidedly prevails, thus: IN
! fin tile.
Geneva: I have read story in
which two unfamiliar words APP
pear: The Vastly humming of the
bees" and "a 'fusty' real estate Of
fee" Please explain them for us
/ Mrs. ]. N
| Answer-"Vasty" is formed from
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK Al 4-door sedan, perfect; price,
o4oa and sP osi4 Seoh Branch ana ave- r.
BUICK 1871 convertible coupe; $1,000.
within oPA ceiling, green leather seats.
BuIck is4i super r' 4.door: radio and
heater; 81 800, oPA ceiling. LEO RoCCA
INC, 1901 Com Conn. ave: NV. EN-: 1900. On
TRIAL MOTOR Co. si43 Lee hwy, Ar
I'M Va Daily AND sna sat e 8. sun
BUICK is4f sedane tSo~ radio AND AMY heater
S 2SafTsvLE su1G *
ment engines for 1889. 1910. 1871 and
ba aas Rssk o nGs SseS e om But Snes
B PsnsFs h fna News ss factory P Built sane
III and 1 Bcks
BUICK. INC, 77ol Wis ave.. Bethesda,
CHEvRoLET ia42 to 1887 brand-new fac.
tory motors; not expensive; installed in z
f ssys 0pdsss psn PEeR Sf
SSS25 Wilson blvd. Arlington Va. CHI
CHEVROLET 1888 convertible; custom
a Tss s sna opa sSSel yth
CHEVROLET 1871 sedan; finest condition
tthrSSugh9ut; sa3S o oPA ,s esalinE terms o.
CROsLEY STATfON WAGON. 1e4s, iik.
p qs oo PA, ceiling, $50; LEG RocSSsA
c He IN MOTOR SSno EN- asa e9G f.
Ry Moro oRs p fsgo ave- era,se'nns
condition; $500, within oPA ceiling. 1858
S Sssbs!i a 1883 81 door black paint soee
ing No phone. s3s Shepherd st. NV. u
FORD 1898 truck. 1h-ton dump, in stor.
rssd for se go i yssEs Sc sar tires $780, .te
FORD 1881 panel delivery; excellent con.
dition: ceiling price' reasonable. Berwyr
GRAHAM 1s4t Hollywood custom sedan
KINs & sHIPLEY Moron SALES. R o *
INV "a io s'ep mp R0 angish So aseate
ractive body by connaught Of London Lon an
within q $. consuTs valuation Trans.
GsE TF e7 s4o ey xaoss sedan
LEO RoCcA. INC. 4s0I Conn. ave. NV.
EEMRicoagISS H 1889 4-dr. sedan; per
takes it; within OPA ceiling Dob OBJ
| servatory pl. NV. Wo. 9027. IL am. I,
NASH S.,s az & sess So e iI Ia
NASH 1871 1ulphSd0OI % raulo dnf
heater; best model: 81. 1895. below OPP
ceiling; others. HYATTSVILLE BUICK co.
1885 OLDsMoBILE .six," good condition
S2s5. within OPA ceiling. 2422 or 243(
S.. Scott ST., Arl.. Va. after g. s.
PACKARD '3s S-cyl. sedan; low mileage
8 tires, radio. heater; ceiling price, 81 800
will take less. MI. 6076. g.
PACKARD 1871 "120" club coupe: excel
lent condition; roomy rear seat; heater
81 :4S5, below 0PA ceiling: others. NY,
lATTSVlLLE BUICK CO.. WA. ALL
PACKARD 1910 4-door sedan, "l20'' mod
Ell: radio and heater; good mechanics
condition: OPA price $1,2ls. our pYics
| SS95-below low ceiling: others. HYATTS
VILE BUICK CO., WA. 4II1.
PACKARD 1910 super 4-door sedan
radio and heater, overdrive; excellent con
| dition throughout; oPA price, S1.7b2: gu
price, 81 ;295-hslow low ceiling. other,
PACKARD 1895 40 4-door sedan: S 200,
tires radio, new battery and new sea
/ covers, original paint: for quick sale; be
| low OPAa ceiling. $3.50 cash. Call IA
o66o 81 urday and Sunday.
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PROPOSALS

c0MMIssIoNERs. D; G.. washington, oc.
received at Room 5os. pistries Building i g
until 200 PM, EST. October 20, 1915
and then publicly opened, for CONSTRUCTION
Ct an Addition to the Kimball Elementars
School, Minnesota Avenue and Ely Place
Sc. Certified check for 5000 payable
to the Collector of Taxes D.. c., to insure
return in good condition. should accom-.
pany each request for proposals, plans ane
specifications, to the Chief Clerk, Engineer
Department, Room 427, District Building
Not more than three go sets. of drawing.
and specifications will be furnished Il
any one general contractor.
oc3, 6tdexSun
COMMISSIONERS, D. c., washington, DC.
to6er 3 l945: Sealed proposals VIII 4, b
until 900 PM. EST, October 20, 1915
and then publicly opened, for construction
OF the Lucy Diggs Stowe Elementary School
14th and Jackson Streets NE. Certified
check for $1,000, payable to the Collector
OF Taxes Taxes D. c.. to insure return in good
for proposals., plans and specifications, te
the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department
Room 427, District Building. Not more
than three CD sets of drawings and speci-
cations will be furnished to any one gen.
eral contractor. oc3 6tdexSun
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HOUSE TRAlLERs.

NEW KOZY, pIatt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers
Including tandems. Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route !
Berwyn, Md. Tel. Berwyn 40
LUGGAGE TRAILERS, new. stake and ex-
press models. steel construction; immediate
truck; terms. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.
INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1921
Omen ewes. until 8
SCHULZ 1915. 26 IT.. 3 rooms, practically
new; husband overseas; no further need.
MRS. EARLY WYNN. 6s01 Baltimore blvd,
GSliege PsIk. Nd uo Gall Wa ". ESQ., a.oa
condition, $500. Lot 102,. Temple Trailer
Village. Alex, Va. e
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MoNEY 70 LOAN.

sALARlED LADIES---If you need money
K st. NV, NATIONAL FINANcE Co.
MONEY on LIST or 2nd trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va
sO7- 18th. Ma. 5000.
MONEY ON SECOND TKUsT-ws vii
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1917
n ave. nv National $3.50
lst AND End TRUST LOANS--Prompt ano
courteous service, Consult ps before Dor.
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT co BIZ 9th st. NV DI $3.50
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for LIST and
RE. 1913.
list TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates. term or monthly payments. p. j