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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30

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Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave.
IANE A. DUNKLEE,

DUANE A. DUNKLEE, 81
Huron avenue, to August l9.
TISGT. PAUL GRAMMAR
INARO, 325 Euclid avenue, to
August 20.
JAMES w. MILLER, 1883
Voiland, to August 26.
JOHN BYLEN, Route 5, to
Sept. 7.
SGT. WALTER F.
SCHWAN, Route 7, to August
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ALOYSIUS TRIO MBL E Y.
Route 6, to August II.
GEORGE A. ALBRIGHT,
Utica, to Sept. 7.
DAVE l.. SYLVESTER, 1904
jefferson avenue, to Sept. Is.
LAWRENCE F. SCHOTT, JR.,
30 South Wilson boulevard, to
August 16.
SGT. HAROLD J. BARNEY,
Route 6. to August 16.
FRANK r. LEMANSK1, 30
High street, to Sept. S.
PFC. ROY SlNKLER, Route
7, to Sept. s.
GEORGE A. KURZ, 230t2
Crocker boulevard, to August
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PVT. JAMES E. HALL, Route
6, to August IL.
WALTER JAKUBIAK, JR.,
Route 2, to Sept. 5.
WALTER L. WEIER, 80
Ahrens street, to Sept. 5.
ELI LEON SCHWARTZ, 81
South avenue. to Oct. 5.
DON c. PEARSON, Route 4,
to Sept. 6.
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Go Go,,ueudeI

ONE of the proudest souvenirs
OF his service will surely be the
letters of commendation earned
by Pvt. Arthur c. Schutts Anti
Aircraft Battalion for the rec
cord his unit set on D-Day in
Normandy and in the difficult
months that followed. Gen.
Courtney II. Hodges commends
the 49th Brigade, of which Pvt.
Schutt is q member, and the
commanding officer, 1t. Col.
Robert F. Gibbs, salutes the out
fit "as the finest group of Of
ficers and enlisted men in the
United States Army :" Pvt.Schutt
2l, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
c. Schutt of 200 North avenue,
underwent long and painful op-
GRAFTON on his back to put him
in physical shape to enter the
army 26 months ago. A 1943
graduate of st. Mary's High
school, he has been overseas for
18 months, his family believing
that he was serving as a COOK
until recently, when they learn
ed that he has five battle stars.
He adopted a French refugee
boy, age 10. at the time of the
invasion, and kept the youngster
with him until he entered Ger
many.
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Dinner-Pdrty
Fetes Visitors
HESTER MATTHEWS

HESTER MATTHEWS and
Janice Stuck. who have house
guests, are entertaining at din
ner and bridge in their honor at
Z o'clock this evening at the
home of Miss Matthews on
South Wilson boulevard.
Miss Matthews guests, both
classmates OF hers at Randolph
Macon College. are Betty June
Fitzpatrick OF Atlanta. Ga. who
is spending a week here, and
Nancy Wolff of ST. Clair, here
for the weekend. Miss Stuck S
guests, who attend tine Univer-
sity of Michigan, where she is
also student are Betty Wittick,
Dorothy Quick and Marilyn
Whaite, all of Detroit. They
will be here for the weekend.
The guest list includes Joan
Ullrich, Alberta Balas, Margot
Breitmeyer, Pauline Pringnitz.
Barbara Purton, Isobel Woolard.
Barbara Pfeifer, Elaine from
bley, Florence Miller, Barbara
Nicholson, and Kay Blomeyer
and her house guest, Patricia
Daner, formerly Of Mount Clem-
ems, now OF East Lansing.
GEORGE ECHERD Of Belle
Vile, H., arrived yesterday to
spend a week as the guest Of
Richard Parres, son of MIR. and
Mrs. M. H. Parres of kendrick
avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL
MALBIN of Bellview avenue
will leave Monday for five
day cruise to .Mackinac Island.
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Calendar efConing Grenh
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10

FRIDAY, AUGUST 10
PHILATHEA CLASS of First Presbyterian church. dinner
Hartway, 2635 Shore drive at $50 m.
TRINITY Young with Margaret Berger Is
Third street, at p. m.
o O. F. in Barron Hall, at p. m.
SATURDAY. AUGUST II
NINETWENTY CLUB at USO Club at 8 p. m,
PARTY for service men and women at Masonic Service
Center.
SUNDAY. AUGUST Y
MOUNT CLEMENS COMMANDERY ST. Knights Templar.
picnic for members families John Jarchows cot
tage; dinner at
BEIVIDERE TAXPAYERS Association third annual picnic at
Robert Babcocks home, Conger Bay Drive beginning
BUFFET SUPPER for service and women at USO Club
Broadway. 6 to M; with symphony hour
SUPPER men, wives and mothers at Ma
Service Center, Masonic Temple at p. m
GAMES PARTY at X c. Hail. 25 Cherry street, sponsored
by Knights of Columbus, at BIS
MONDAY. AUGUST 8
WORLD WIDE GUILD of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church,
picnic supper with Lillian Krause of Moravan drive at
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pyhias, in Pythan hall,
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY VIEW hall, sponsored by Ladies'
Auxiliary Andreas Post, at p. m.
BTM SISTERIOOD at the synagogue, at p. M
TUESDAY, AUGUST IA
MACCABEES TENT HIVE 125 L, in Maccabee Hall at
p.
RED CROSS Nurses Aides polio training class at Sigma
Gamma at 7:3O p. m.
WHOSOEVER CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist church,
potluck picnic supper with Mrs. Clarence Brown Union
Lake road at $50 p m
DANCE for and at BSO Club at $50
LADIES AUXILIARY Fraterna Order of Eagles, in Aere
hail. at p.
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MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE p

MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE p.
COLLINS, Jr.. 35 Floral avenue,
on the birth OF daughter, Gen.
eva Grace, born Tuesday, Au-
gust 7, at Wyandotte General
Hospital.
MRS. WILLIAM Lippert OF
Meade. whose birthday annlver-
sary was August Z.
REV. AND MRS. WILFRED
Junke of Trinity Lutheran
church. They are quietly observ-
ing their seventh wedding ami
versary today, having recently
returned from a Today trip TO
Florida.
MR.. AND MRS. PA y l.
KRAFT, SR., upon their 33rd
wedding anniversary Friday.
They are spending the summer
in Algonac.
MRS. PA ~ l. MIGHION,
Jones street, whose birthday an
niversary occurs tomorrow.
MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS l..
MAY, Florence boulevard. who
quietly observed their 33rd
wedding anniversary yesterday.
MIR. AND MRS. A S. LE-
VINE. $50 South Wilson boule-
ward, on their 2lst wedding an
niversary Sunday, which is also
Mr.. Levine's birthday anniver-
sary. They plan TO take their
daughters Sibyl and Shirley and
son Ellis, 10 spend the day with
DR.. and Mrs. S. j Levine and
family, who are occupying the
Salot cottage at Orchard Beach
this month.
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Mrs. OstrOm Hostess
to Members of Club

MRS. WALTER OSTROM
entertained members of the Jol-
ly Dozen Club at the Selfridge
Homes Community building on
Wednesday evening. Bunco priz.
-es went TO Mrs. Marion Bloom
er, Mrs. Ben Lipson and Mrs.
Allen Oates. Members OF the
group also presented Mrs. Oates
with gift in celebration of her
birthday anniversary.
Travel prize went to Mrs. Lii
liam Alpert of Detroit. who is a
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Lipson. House prize was won by
Mrs. Joseph Stark.
GUESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
D. McCready and daughter Mar
ilyn for the weekend at their
cottage at Erieau. Ont, will be
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Lehner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Neale, and
Jean Schutt, of Dearborn.
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Honeymoon
in AIpena

ANNOUNCEMENT is made
today Of the wedding of Evalyn
Oakley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Avery of Midland, to
James Coulter, son of j. c. Coul-
ter of Akron, Ohio.
The ceremony took place Fri
day, July q, in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth KreinbrNg,
165 Euclid avenue, who attended
the couple. Rev. j. l.. Kennedy
of the First Presbyterian church
read the marriage service at 8
o'clock.
Following a dinner at Kurz
Inn for the bridal group, Mr..
and Mrs. Coulter left TO spend
their honeymoon IN Alpena. Mr..
Coulter is an employee of the
Metal Products company Of this
city.
MRS. FRANK ROYAL (Nor-
enc Beatty arrived Wednesday
morning from Arlington, Va, 20
spend month with her sister,
Mrs. Christine Prindle of Sem
mole Hills. Her husband, 1t.
Col. Royal, formerly at Sell
fridge Field, is now stationed at
Washington, d. c.
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X WMh the Coo,s .

SAMUEL DUDLEY McCrea-
dy. 18, who left for service in
the Navy on Tuesday, has arriv-
ed at Camp Sampson, a naval
training center near Seneca,
N. Y. Son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
McCready of 33 Moser Place,
he is a June graduate of Gram
brook School in Bloomfield
Hills.
PFC. DENNIS w. CLARK,
whose wife has made her home
in Mount Clemens with ner
aunt, Mrs. Emile Sullivan at 81
Pine street since her husband
entered service, has arrived at
Percy Jones Convalescent Hos
pital in a recent convoy of pat
tents. Pvt. Clark, "a, whose
home was in Saginaw before the
war, has been in uniform for IL
months, of which eight months
was spent overseas. He is ex-
pected to arrive in Mount Glenn
Aens, next week on furlough. he
wears three battle stars.
PFC. LEO STOJSIK is ex-
pected home about the goth OF
this month, after six m o n MS
overseas with the "Old Hickory
Infantry Division, which led the
Ninth Army's assault crossing of
The Rhine in March. Pvt. Stoj-
six, 26, who has been in serv-
ice Ia months, wears the Silver
Star for heroism, the Combat
Infantryman's badge and one
battle star. His wife and son,
Thomas, 4, live at 20 S ou IN
Rose street.
TWO MACOMB UNITY
MEN were discharged from the
Fort Sheridan Separation Cen
ter between noon August Z and
noon August 8, according 70
Brigadier Gen. John T. Pierce,
Fort Sheridan commanding gen.
eral. They are Pfc. Joseph Hru-
by. 22O03 Donald street, East De-
troit; and Staff Sgt. Erwin D.
Clippard, 69ll Utica road. Utica.
PFC. MARTIN BEHNKE Is
spending furlough with his
wife after his recent return from
Germany. At the conclusion Of
his furlOugh Pvt. Behnke ex-
poets to 60 to Percy Jones Hos
pital in Battle Creek for an op-
Grafton.
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Ms Salute

MRS. EDGAR II. RACINE,
who has a birthday anniversary
today.
MRS. GILMOUR PETERS
on her birthday anniversary to-
morrow.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
Stief, South Wilson boulevard.
who will quietly observe their
18th wedding anniversary Sun
day.
JACOB HOFFMAN Of South
Walnut street. on his BIRTHDAY
anniversary Thursday A family
gathering al his home was held
In celebration. Axk
JANET SHERMAN, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sher-
man, Seminole Hills, who is Is
years old today.
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NONITOR-LEADER
Methodist Group
Goes to Camp Sunday

NINE young members of the
Junior Department of the Meth
odist Sunday school will leave
Sunday for a week al the Lake
Huron Methodist church, IA
miles north of Port Huron, Ar
rangements for their outing were
completed today by Miss Cora
Sharland, secretary of the de-
partment.
They are Shirley Switzer, Vir-
gina Bassett, Jane Terry, James
Kraus, William Wood, Thomas
Johnson. Thomas Lloyd. William
Mcintosh and Ted Poelstra.
MRS. WILFRED d. WILL
LIAMS emily Castle of Grand
Rapids is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Harry Newton, North Riv-
er road.
MRS. JOHN BURR and son
Peter arrived yesterday from
Arlington. Va, TO spend several
weeks with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Harold Krausencck of South
Wilson boulevard. M/Sgt. Burr
is stationed at Boiling Field,
Washington, d. c.
MRS. HOWARD B. TATE apd
baby daughter, Charlotte Ann,
of "a Fourth street, accompa-
MED by Mrs. V. w. WilkersOn,
of Detroit. will leave Sunday 10
drive to Macon, Ga, to remain
with 1t. Tate. while he is sta
toned at Robins Field, Ga.
MIR. AND MRS. ANTHONY
Zabinsky of Gelletzen, Pa, have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Earl Ebert of 116 Macomb street
for the past week. -
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MIR. AND MRS. A. j. PICK
MAN and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II x.
Mackenzie are meeting MIR. and
Mrs. Ragnar Arneson Of Dear
born for dinner in Windsor thiS
evening.
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50 Attend
-Dorcas Event

guests OIL DOTCdS oOClety VI
Zion Evangelical Church gath
cred for a pot-luck picnic with
Mrs. William Gettgen of Hall
road Thursday.
Fall and early Winter activi-
ties were outlined at the brief
business meeting. after which
cards were played. Prizes, do
mated by members whose birth
days fall in the month of Au-
gust, were won by Mrs. William
King, Miss Mathilda Ma.last,
Mrs. Ida Hummel, Mrs. l.. o.
Green, Mrs. Elsie Siewert and
Mrs. Barney Hagen.
The Dorcas Society's next
meeting is set for Sept. 5.
MRS. JOHN NUNNELEY and
son Bert of South Wilson boule-
ward left this morning to spend
10 days as the guest of Mrs.
Douglas Ball and daughters
JoAnn and Nan at their cottage
on the Canadian Shore of Lake
Huron.
ROBERT HOFMANN left yes
terday by plane for Miami, Fla,
where he returns as navigator
on the Pan-American Aairways
Miami -Casablanca run. He has
been visiting with his mother.
Mrs Martin Hofmann at so
Lodewyck avenue, since the re-
cent death of his father.
NINE-TWENTY Club will
hol ola dance at the USO Club
Saturday evening from 8 to
l1:l5, Joan Young, president,
announced today. Chaperones
for the event will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Thomas, with the
Moonlight Serenaders furnish
ing the music.
MARCO BEAL, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beal, of
Seminole Hills, on her birthday
anniversary, which Will occur
Sunday.
pArpvCIA rJNNEc fna
troit has arrived TO spend two
weeks visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Lee, 80
Ferrin place and her cousin,
Catherine Lee of 46 North ave-
nue..
MIR. AND MRS. WYLIE Wilk-
inson will spend the week END as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Will, in their summer
home on Russell Lake near Rose
City. They will be accompanied
by Mrs. Louis Heiser. of New
Haven.
DOROTHY OPONY of
Wayne, Pa, student at the
University of Iowa, Iowa City,
is the guest of Mrs. Perry H.
Irish. Miss Copony isa former
resident of this city Her broth
ers are Edward and Herman Co.
pony of Mount Clemens.
Births at St. Joseph's
AND MRS. DAVID p.
Burmistrzak, East Detroit, a
son. August 2.
MIR. AND MRS. VICTOR K.
Pendley, Center Line, sol, Au-
gust 8.
AS AND MRS. DONALD H.
Skarrit. Queen street, a son,
Daniel Arnold, August 3.
MIR. AND MRS. MICHAEL
Agrimis. III South Broadway, a
daughter, Mary Michael. Aug. &.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN n.
Maxon. SO South avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-New English
BUNGALOW. 4 bedrooms. 3 tile baths, in
alton room with. fireplace, outside terrace
place; cost $4,000 to build this beautiful
for only 100000; will, carry $4,000 first
trust. Owner must sell quick. MIR. BELL,
W WI lam REAL r ey EsTa s1y English
bunsalow, bedrooms, 3 tile baths, in
recreation room with fireplace. outside
fireplace: t cost $4,000 to Build p this Beau
s C.. for only My $50. oo6; viii carry SS si s
% SGS Be- asS 1 j. eS se e das
ESTATES, country homes, stock and dairy
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Masn2s''2 hsEn sz sPDs SRsPs HsFn
MY FARM situated in the heart Of the
famous Middletown Valley, containing 1874
which is tillable and can be farmed with
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Located within 20 miles Of is
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the income, fully justifies the, price. In
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most carefully restricted subdiyision-:
Large wooded homesites, within W block of
Westmoreland Circle. available at So. $50
up t,,-r All improyements are in. Gan Mr.
BEAuTfFuL LOTS. off 18th st. NV, in
Shepherd Park q blocks north of Kalmia
Td3 from 50, to 100 100 frontage and !, any
1st COM GGEo iSS Me- mr. i7 Wis ave.
36x100: $4,000 on terms may take II;
ideal for 4-unit fiat or more: act quick
for this. 5 lots mr.. n; h; ave. ext; 500 ca,
c 4eps Ss TERMS as ss sa vo Sese
c css d LOT zone n f 5, Suitable S for Small
Soldiers, Home; OWNER, RA. 3545.
5o s,l $500; An u,t established and re;
transportation. Further information. DI
oNE-ACRE BUILDING SITE - Beautiful
wooded knoll, q perfect setting for your
home, with 20o-foot frontage on paved
ping center in the Silver Spring area; only
25-minute drive from downtown, in care
fully planned and restricted "Springbrook
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enhancement and permanence of values
and freedom from encroachment. Wooded
age less than 3 cents per square foot.
Cash or terms. Save by buying at present
low prices. Literature and plat on request,
GEO. ]. MOSS. Realtor. Shepherd 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEAR CITY. cleo. tel. avail; $3.50 per
acre if taken as a whole; cash; ideal to
Subdivde. Box 11S-B, Star.
ONE TO THREE ACRES, wooded, good Vir-
GINA location. near grade school, church,
store and bus: 10 miles D. c.. $3.50 per
acre. JAMES E. MAHoNEY. woodward
Il 70 A. HoMEsITEs, wooded or cleared.
within 10 mi. of Washington in. Fairfax
County, on good roads; reasonable prices
and terms. VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS.
mi. out Columbia pike. Phone AL. 59O6.
TO 8 ACRES-Colesville pike, miles
north of Silver Spring and near 81 5,000,-
600 U. S Naval Ordnance Laboratory;
31a cents So. it,; terms to suit. FULTON
R. GORDON, owner. 1927 Eye st NV,
DI, $3.50 till pm Brokers, attention.
WILL FURNISH MONEY and homeSites,
enabling you to build a home to suit your
requirements Acreage and large bldg lots
18th ST., Chevy Chase, River and Bradley
rds: and Colesville pike. FULTON R;
GORDON, owner, pioneer developer Of
Chevy Chase, D. C., and other additions
to Wash, 1927 Eye st. NV, D1. $3.50 till
8 pm. Brokers, attention.
100 ACRES, MONTGOMERY County. good ele-
walton, rolling land. 40 acres crop fields,
ideal to develop large fishpond near
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SUBURBAN SAle-yA. Cont,

NEW AND VACANT--Exceptional fine
new. 3-bedrm. brick home in excellent
pHeK TRACEY Ono. ' s4a5 4 t GUSTS xa Ha
IVES 3EsT TMaso5Nsrsid b-rm. brick, COM
range and refgr.; cow. to Navy Annex and
Pentagon. $1,000 down. balance like rent.
Vacant. Immediate occupancy; Open daily
turn right at So. Highland st. to No. S34
and open sign. Mr.. Silver. Temple 5139
e. Ests Gs. } IL 4 Stth A. H. DANIELS Real
BY owNER-Aiexandria. Yates Garden;
4-year-old bpick house on large corner lot,
place, dining room. modern Kitchen, full
basement, double laundry tubs maid S
town offers Immediate occupancy. No
brokers Inspection by appointment. Call
LYON VILLAGE-vacant Groom asbestos
single home, bedrooms large living
room, fireplace. large dining room. large
frigerator. screened porch; large pantry;
hot-water oil heat; full basement, laundry
homs s has et storm SASH Stand and Venetian Blinds
boc 60 ssnsi bGes ne ysrd
sashs [ MCGEE KING. I'll. 55os' Ds'A'''lA,
VIRGINIA FOREST very attractive red
with large shade trees. tulip and doewood
Nice, living room with, fireplace. screened
: bedrooms and tiled bath: large attic with
room, room; full Basement, oil heat copper
listing: EAisT Sg55 = STEELE; Realtors
vi a GhyEch M 2sS 9s GSSd of Sale
other than those advertised today. When
YOU want to buy or sell, call EASTMAN &
SIZE dIoss Re sln%sx Falls Church 1890
oAKToN. VA. on Chain Bridge rd.-A
with bus at door. House consists of living
room room dining room, kitchen bath bath, front Ii
Sde and n 5aeR c
house, barn '@ and large chicken house
$500 cash and terms. Exclusive listing
EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors. Falls
IMMEDIATE MINED ATE Observation-Disclosures VIII
bungalow, gas heat; l block to shopping
er sms ag Go
NAN sTEEI f; Realtors, Fails Fails church
cHip IN SEHed TWo blocks to Henry
Clay School 4 blocks to Clarendon Center;
an older frame bungalow but spics and
rms. rms, and bath: full dry basement mt modern
h.-wh h: plant with buckwheat blower; de-
nicely Handicapped: quick possession; $4,000
cash; $40 mo On tEgst d for balan zee
bIyd. q 1900; TX Aga ga :. ,ron..a. ~
Mt. Vernon blvd, 80 minutes from Wash
mgton: fine three-sto[y brick, containing
recreation room, bath and Shower, laundry
and furnace room. two-car brick garage,
purchaser: $4,000. terms. Call Alexandria
Il55. evenings TE 446l. r. L. Rhine;
Insurers, 200 Ripley Bldg, SIS King ST.,
Alexandria.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED Broom bun
galow,. pa N. Bryan St. near Fl. Myer,
session: excellent neighborhood; conyyenisent
afternoon to 5. GEO. B. MILLER.
Realtor, DI. 1855; eve. and Sunday. Wo.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. - Seventeen Of this
group already, sold, These, broom brick
and are in new-house condition; complete
with gas range and refrigerator, have full
basement and are priced at only $3.50,
and can be purchased on unusual terms
For complete information call Mr.. Fred
srick. with BETHEL, DI. 300.