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this week are: Edward Smiley, 1913
18th Ave. s., Mrs. Mary E. Crump,
951 Aldrich Ave. N, Robin Ingram,
GIG Girard Ave. N, Pauline King,
1881 E. Franklin, Mrs. Mary A.
Moss, 400 E. Both St., Reuben
Staten, 1908 Clinton, Ella NJ. Har-
pole, 1907 18th Ave. S., Mrs. Emma
Simms, 9S7 Aldrich Ave. N.
Mr.. Scott Daniels, 500 Humboldt
Ave. N, arrived in the city Sunday,
April IA, to be with his wife,
Clementine, and daughter, Kath-
leen. Mr.. Daniels is a member of
the Merchant Marine.
Mr.. Ernest Sims, 1888 Fourth
Ave. S., who is i'll at Glen Lake
hospital, is improving.
Mrs. Maude Clancy and son,
Vernon, of Spooner, Wis, were the
guests of Mrs. Chaney's daughters,
Mrs, Ethel Phillips and Miss Ber-
nice CLANCY of this city.
The Merry Maids met Monday
evening, April Is, at the home of
Mrs. William Mcintosh, 1863 18th
Ave. N. Guests were Mesdames
Claudia Chatham and Mary Shell
ton. Games were played and re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be April 80, at the
home of Mrs. Doris Anderson, 1929
Clinton Ave.
The Friendly Sixteen Club met
Saturday evening, April 10, at the
home of Mrs. Katherine Digit, 425
Emerson Ave. N. Games were
played, and a lovely lunch was
served. Plans were made for a
pre-Decoration Day dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Walker were made new
members of the club, and Mrs.
Bertha Johnson was guest. The
next meeting will be April q,
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker
at 425 Emerson.
Russell Burrell of the U. S.
Navy is at Wold- Chamberlain Air
Field awaiting a discharge from
the service. He served in the Navy
for two and a half years and spent
approximately one and half years
overseas. Upon his discharge, he
will visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs. William Mcintosh, S69 18th
Ave. N.
Marriage Licenses: Richard Carr,
SO Hyland Ave. n, and Bette E.
ManiOn, 1907 Lyndale Ave. N.
Mrs. Don LaFaucette, 1886
Fourth Ave. S., who is i'll at Eitel
hospital is slowly improving.
The Usher Board of St. Peters
AME church will meet Wednesday,
April "a, at the home of Mrs. Marie
Ray, 1886 E. Both St.
Mrs. Alberta Young, S13 Emer-
son Ave. n, who is seriously i'll
in General hospital, remains about
the same.
Miss Vera Johnson, 1882 Clinton
Ave, who has been a patient at st.
Barnabas hospital, returned home
Saturday, April 10.
The Twin City Maids and
Matrons will meet Saturday, April
27, at the home of Mrs. Russell
Underwood, 1920 Fourth Ave. S.
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Social and Persona
o ST. PAUL Q
Dining Car Employees
nHietal Ento

Dining Car Employees
Official Entertained Here
Mr.. L. w. Stafford of Seattle,
Wash, left the city Thursday, April
Is, after a weeks business trip
in St. Paul. Mr.. Stafford is the
General chairman of Local SIG
Seattle District. During his stay
here, Mr.. Stafford was the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Gum,
63S St. Anthony Ave. He was en-
tertained at breakfast, Saturday,
April Is, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Griffin, 667 w. Cen
trail Ave-; was also the dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maeeo Finney, 437
Rondo Ave. Mr.. Finney is Service
inspector Of the Northern Pacific
railroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Black, 952 Iglehart Ave, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Perry, 96l Rondo
Ave, entertained Mr.. Stafford at
dinner, Wednesday, April II, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Beck, on Iglehart
Ave, were hosts to Mr.. Stafford.
Mrs. Beck is president of the
Ladies auxiliary Of Local SIC.
Returns home from hospital:
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Waters brought them two japanese
orchids from Okinawa.
Name Omitted: The name Of Mrs,
Lucille Woodland was omitted from
the guest list of the shower given
by Mrs. Ruby Bobo in honor Of
Mrs. Timothy Bender.
The Blue Monday Club met at the
home of Mrs. Ioletta Ampey, sc
Royalston, Monday, April 10. Mrs.
Ampey served a lovely Z o'clock
chow mein dinner. Cards furnished
the entertainment for the after
noon. Mrs. Hiawatha Tatum was
presented with a brunch coat and
lingerie in honor of her birthday.
The name of Mrs. Marie Green,
who was a guest of the club Mon
day, April 8, was omitted. The
next meeting will be Sunday, April
81, at the home Of Mrs. Laura Mae
Anthony, sos Fremont Ave. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy White, 3615
Fourth Ave. S., have as their house
guest, Mrs. ]. W. Nancy Of Nash
vile, Tenn. Mrs. Nancy is also
visiting her mother, Mrs. Effie
Cook, of the above address, and
Mrs. E. L. Escue, 1924 Fourth Ave.
S.
Mr.. Dan McAdams, 1874 E. 3Sth
St, has returned home from Sails
bury, Mo-, where he went to attend
the funeral Of his mother, Mrs.
Mamie Page.
Mrs. Lucia Bowen, 2813 Chi
cago Ave, is recovering from a
minor operation recently performed
at Fairview hospital.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Twenty Limited Club entertained
for the kiddies at a pre-Easter
party Saturday, April 10.
EVangelists l.. b. Vaughn and A.
Burris will be the principal speak
ers at the Congregational Church
of God and Christ, 341 E. 3Sth St.,
Thursday and Friday, April IS and
10. Mrs. Vaughn will speak Thurs
day on Behold Thy Mother" and
Mrs. Burris will speak Friday on
the subject 81 Thirst"
Easter Sunday morning Mrs.
Westbrook of Drake University,
Des Moines, Iowa, will be a guest
soloist at st. Peters AME church.
Mrs. Westbrook will sing at the
evening services at Zion.
Mr.. Leo BOhanOn, 3736 Fifth
Ave. s., was a guest speaker on the
Young Mems Interracial Program
at the Emanuel Cohen Art Cen
ter, 1901 Oak Park Ave, Thurs
day, April 1S.
Mrs. Mary Crump. 951 Aldrich
Ave. n, who has been seriously
i'll at General Hospital, underwent
an operation Mondy, April 10. Her
condition is improved.
Mr.. Wilver A. Lee, 2110 10th
Ave. S., a discharged veteran, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Lee, Sr.,
4530 Hiawatha, has resumed his
duties on the Minneapolis police
force.
Mrs. A. H. Sims of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived in the city Tuesday, April
l6, to visit with her three daugh-
ters, Miss Marguerite Pauley, 1924
Washington Ave. N, Mrs. Marjorie
Buckner, I'll Girard Ave. NJ, and
Mrs. Bernice Huggar, $40 Irving
Mr.. Sims will arrive in the city
the latter part of the week for a
visit.
Mrs. Esther N. Porter, 724 Ere
mont Ave. NJ, was among the prize
winners in the Radio City Theater-
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receiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby son, Thaddeus
Timothy, born Friday, April II, at
Fairview hospital.
Mrs. Emma Simms, 987 Aldrich
Ave. n, is ill at her home.
MIR. and Mrs. d. c. Allen, 2737
Longfellow, were hosts at dinner
Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Della Berry and daughter of Kan
sas City, Mo. Covers were laid for
six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis, 1907
Emerson Ave. N, are the parents
of a baby son, born Monday, April
Is, at Fairview hospital.
Celebrates Birthday: Little Med
ford Turrentine, one-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Turrentine, ST.,
3Ol Aldrich Ave. N, celebrated his
birthday Friday afternoon, April
IL, from two to five. Cake and
ice cream were served the little
guests and Medford received many
lovely and useful gifts. Present
at the affair were: Gerald Marty,
James Dennis Rivers, Bobby Dillon,
Judy Armstrong, Linda Kingsbury,
Dolores, Arthur and Kathreen
Officer, Marvin Shivers, Kathleen
Aaron, and Clifford Marty, Jr.
Pfc. John Armstrong, who has
been a patient at Vaughn General
hospital at Hines, ILL.,, arrived home
Wednesday morning, April II. His
address is 808 Oak Lake Ave, and
his telephone number is GE. 1921.
Johnny, a disabled war veteran,
wishes to have all his friends call
on him.
The A. B. G. Club will meet
Friday evening, April 10, at the
home of Mrs. Katherine Mitchell,
1901 Bryant Ave. N.
Miss Betty Brown, 5000 18th
Ave. S., entertained fourteen guests
at her home Friday evening, April
IL.
The Sunday afternoon tea which
was sponsored by the Crusaders
Club of st. Thomas Episcopal
church April IA, was a huge sue
cess. A very nice program was
rendered. Approximately fifty
people attended the affair.
Among the sick and shut-ins
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Sioux Falls
Briefs
By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
The Rev and Mrs. G l. Harris

By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
The Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Harris
Of Minneapolis, motored to Sioux
Falls where Rev. Harris is pastor
Of st. Johns Baptist church. Their
daughter, Jean Mason, Mrs. s. Ben
son, and Mrs. H. Clancy, all Of
Minneapolis, accompanied them,
and enjoyed their first visit here.
Mrs. Benson and Mrs. CLANCY
were dinner guests on Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
Phillips. Rev. and Mrs. Harris
were entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edgar, while
the Misses Mason and Sylvia Book
er were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bentley. Miss
Mason was also the house guest
over the weekend Of Miss Booker,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Book
er, 7l8 8. Second Ave.
Mrs. J. C. Moore and Mrs. Adrian
Tolbert, and daughter Shirley Ann,
returned to the city Wednesday,
April 10, after visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago.
Tommy Anderson, Alfred White
and Robert Red were guests OF IN
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Mrs. L. B. o. Wright, COS Rondo
Ave-, returned home Thursday,
April IL, from st. Joseph's hos
pital after undergoing an operation.
Mrs. Louis p. Moore and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, 662 W. Central Ave,
returned to their home, Sunday
evening, April ID, after ten-day
visit in Washington, d. c., and
New York City. In Washington
they were present at the wedding
Of Mrs. Moore's son, Charles Z. to
Miss Bernice Pogue.
John Marshall high school PTA
will hold its regular meeting Tues
day, April 20, in the school audi
forum at 8 p. m. A group of
twenty-five girls will present a
style show, under the direction of
Mrs. Edith Bacon, instructor. The
girls ensemble will render several
musical numbers under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Helen McGeever. The
report Of the nominating committee
and election Of officers will precede
the business meeting. Refresh
ments will be served. Mr.. II. r.
Mitchell, publicity chairman.
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Hawaii, arrived in the city Monday
to visit his wife, Mrs. Marie Bos-
well, 1921 Fourth Ave. s., and
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Judy.
The Working Girls Council will
meet Tuesday, April %, at the
Phyllis Wheatley House. The or
ganization is in the process Of re-
organizing. The first project will
be q carnation tea which will be
given May 10.
Miss Dorothy WilkersOn, 2423
Fourth Ave. s., is visiting in Sioux
City, Iowa, at the home Of Miss
Maudie Marsh.
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Hattie Nevis, Alice Hilyard,
Aretha Mcknight, and Laura Shan
non, who was In charge Of decora-
tons. The table centerpiece on q
lace cloth, was Of yellow narcissus,
carnations, heather and snapdrag-
ons held in a silver boat. Appoint
ments were Of silver.
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M. Q. Commons To
Celebrate 55th Yr.
Of Welded Life

Invitations are in the mail for
the fifty-fifth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Cannon, $500
Oakland Ave, pioneer MinneapOli-
tans, which will be held in the
Assembly hall at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House, April "a.
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Social and PersOn
o MINNEAPOLIS I

Mr.. Webster e. SOya 1915 Fifth Ave &c. who has been
quite ILL., is still confined to Abbott Hospital but is mnrovng
nicely.
The Beauticians Club met Monday April 15 with Mrs
Thelma Mcclure $40 Humboldt Ave No. ~ ''' '-''
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Bender, 90 Hvland Ave No are
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS Pk0PkkI1 fOk 9Akk.
81: sS e 81; E;
StksEs S1tS d 8 s.h NV xND F sw-Tn,. lee.slsn
crease ev In Value; downtown corners. are not
plentiful now WY .,,ns not ecaiio1H ca Harry 1s I
sR1spMAN Tsi1s 4 |. sIoHer: sSisssolflE Re. iIss
store; .Dt; q e.! room. rooms above Right price
,nS S0Ss Ssth 1sn snt st n rear Teo naa
5ath ana DeIsh at; above snnTI T,shis is,RNos RT!ss
BEL saI OFF: Seos N. 7. ave. NV. MA: Al 9ass7
q II .5zSyl5;y,s,; 3;:5 a r.
s$ :$s.s lvsas sS
Eo. Semplsts, nodsffniIsd fny .aainSss sssSs
Es''ssTsn! 5s ssnea ldd.eas snd 5000 ysT
me-; from store r once sne sne return s on % in.
st" mstien cali Nj: K,ls. with sHAENoSas Ss1S 4
LUCHs CO. 1905 st. NV. ma. saso.
a,ss1 ..sssp, say sls IL hi 3
ine 9.i5G So. IT,. 2O-ft. rear alley; excel.
lent hnancins title can Ar ndInsmSnt De Ins,sc or,iy.
eiey e. III sss. ssn 0i n 'ts sasho IL
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 1900 block Of 17th
apts.; all monthly tenants: property To-
Gated on corner with adjoining nplI9inss. H ~.
Call DI. 8725. N. BASlL1kO REALTY, ~.
OWNER OCCUPIED. near First and Rhode
island ave. n.w.--Row brick. contadninx
sarsse. zoned frst commercial and in use
as business and residence. For further m
formation call A 3 c REALTY a pEyZa6td-
o733; ewes. and Sunday Wo. 7110. .--17
3,3Os So. Fl, commercial property. 20 II.
With e-rm. house. 1901 r. ]. ave. ne.
Phone SH 4l67. 10
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE I-RooM downtown once, avail.
able May /. Telephone National 4144,
WILL SHARE furnished once, mail and
phone service. L. J. cowIE, 500 Eye st.
NV. 10
Ssaasg ,s4ssn. soSMss;s'y sis sis ~ ;s'e pvt
WILL SHARE furnished once. mail and
phone service. L. J. CoWIE. 500 Eye st.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. 11th ST., near q
ST. n.w.-Approx. 1.40Ussa IT. on end and
3rd floors to be leased as an entirety:
private entrance: ideal for ofnces or store
and workshops. Phone Mr.. TYsER' NE.
ROCKVILLE. Mp.-e-rm. suite, suitable for
ofices tailor. dressmaker. and the like:
se.ssonssbie.. Write details. P. o. Box S7se,
OFFICE sfACE and well-.st.blished prss:
ties avsilablS. for dentist in closing Of
DOCTok'S BASEMENT. Kennedy and n.
Capitol: formerly occupied BY dentist; own
sr migst consider selling house direct: sss.
aYAfrffsvilLENs az i rms, on main Siyd,
s.n, az: 's1sss MR ass1el, 4 d@sssd @
q week: equipped with model stand. desk.
work table DE 33ls, Ma. 63Q2.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for investors
-4sh acres Of ideally located sround.
Wit, wi1h ,sosea good 9ss rGssS esssrs:y
Of the new Naval ordnsne. Lsborstory in
s5 II: sssSf u e. - 81 S';
sale. pREisEN:f :fREEbMAN. nc, se$a
Selesyille rd, Silver sprins, Nd. 81. 68Sb'
ATIENTToN. BullDERs AND 1NyEsTons
go acres approved sphdivisions. plotted pa
iIEon b,sss,st iins in hns E.:idsn.i.ll SHs Sis:
9WseR Ss stREs, sH s4oSo $3.50 900 cash. 6esasl.
sprins. Nd. on Ga. ave. .stendsd hisf.
slope. perfect for water shedding, ideal
s. sHAgI1f1L SSIhF1k aeMEsiTE Ii On Route 50
up from the pike: so a. with frontase At
SIG to s9o Per a. otesr smaller
derful oppoEtggnity for investment or for
near @ Andrews M Fieid' Clinton Md.; electric.
e' ss6e to 'e s4eo %i per Gss: p eo tracts
ssss a. S5sRfS,I 2s' from 'f.niest,
deep well. all wooded. : streams. and on
paved road. Price. 81 400. OWNER, WI.
tess n ar ssSsffi sGHfH etsafsax ST snafnssaxANpsn IS
fertile land includes stream. orchard, OUT
buildings. electricity. well. septic tank and
foundation Of burnt-down house, fenced in.
$4,000 terms: will take cash offer. Boz
BUiLDERs. INVESTORS attentionN53
acres near Naval Ordnance Lab. $1,000
per acre: $4,000 cash; balance sasy terms.
Mr: N:,. Msaarvey Ss with GfoJ. J. LETToN MARTIN
OVER, II ACREsIIBeautitul. wooded
ground, near Kenwood;. over u mile 'front.'
age on main road, With segsr ana water;
road. ABOUT g miles to p: Z, about .
enough to pay for land: land is level to
ssntiy rolling easy, !o log nice ssTssT.
ade'n sf6d T. W wrIhnHTs hlnS1sd aaoss.er: aos po,,
about !: miles from District; S1,400 per
acre. ,Beg.n;. FIX; $685. III
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Have many de.
sirable tracts. Of land in MONTGOMERY Coun.
". For information. Besin, Elk. $685..
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HOUSES WANTED TO suy tc.,,

5.GrSSI Ar SScE Sos. AZ GsCb p a1 ONCE
efPis ss Sse eesa cs h st ss5ssa 1s SS ssess
PASTOR, II2e Vermont. Real Estate and
zsS sSsAs SsAsp1 nSEs ag 'ssssgs:' gs:l sss
b6sf 1ssPa fSf da an Us soso e sell
F5ss 5fs sPp1sisals sF Ms LSBY Co.
Petworth and Brightwood areas. Call us
ref KAY anPfiai REATY f0@s e. 'qs RA eo
siSa REED sG'sia sGvEkaE aEe SNAIL HOMES, within
%AarEDn 10 TG4p S12 dHses Hshs f4om 1aSa oSnsr
or Or Msrylapa; xiIl make substantial cash
xSen properly listed By 5esp oo& & "c CO. 'Gif 81
fki1AFE ffRIe, FE PaR4fY rsiaf want. to buy or 4
aoor: Bethesda. Chevy Chase or siiveii
Spring area. No agents. Sligo bsl6;,
wELL-BUILT MODERN home. 3 or 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, study. Vic. Chevy chase
Al HREE SsEh sEpkooMs hSH as sssF not older than
a ser spr,na e' detaeG Ct fy dssaSsGn
6sferf Gfo WfIIfAAs RHE AN eowe receive Rou
sands Of calls every day for homes List
With US and sell quick. Bell. Elk. s535
9 q m. % nm. -l5
DESPERATE-Need for homes in D c. ol
suburban Md. all cash. Call Warfelc
NAVY YARD s-would you lk,
| to sell your home? / can arrange to civ,
you all cash at short notice. hav,
over 100 clients need homes. Call MR.
FARLEY any evening. TR. 1889. --15
lEX-SERViCEMAN will pay half cash ant
| terms on the balance for small home ir
o.. C. or vicinity. Prefer to deal direct
HIGHEST CASH PRICE for your house il
Va or D. c.: also have cash clients for any
type OF real estate. POTOMAC REALTY
CO. AID. 2646, AID. s746 until Q pm. 20
WE ARE DESPERATE-Have you moderr
or fairly modern home in D. c. or Val
Have all cash. No agents. Box 272-Z, Star
20s
IMMEMIATE ACTION-we will buy youl
home or sell to cash clients at full mar.
ket value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 2s3l until pm 20'
OUR CASH BUYERS want homes at once
What have you to offer? THOS E. JAR
REL CO., Realtors, .72l 10th st. NV. MA
Q765: eve. and Sunday, GE. 1855.
VETERAN, now executive in established
business in Washington. wishes to buy
house under GI Bill: must be detached
| ? bedrooms. attic and full basement. priceC
around $4,000. Call TR. 1888 after
-1T
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10th AND NEW YORK AVE-, corner-If
you are interested in sound Investment
Rudden for complete information, Me
5400, until B. PM evenings and Sunday
at GE. 24h6. business property dept, LEO
Consist. s Set lss sesl k.sst. ss M
Pfso5!ssEssroN Of store with title. End, sre
and 4th floors. month-to-month tenants
Of the best blocks on Conn. ave, above the
circle. For further particulars, phone DI
Si72; ,, ,sIndsy. GO, 2s44: MAURICE N
BRAND NEW 42-unit garden type apt, in
RsauTes as essh .sovs rss srnss
SEE Es.uI SR co 14f5
ss aE6. 81 i. M1LLf1%s VIZ ftsa co-1so-un,. apart
Z I sutSmstie eiesstors: " annual s iilSssas ineem:
$1s7, ,Sss9s Ss9ss johnson. UN. 22oo; evening,
4.fAMSiHsS; UNITS. NV. location-cSon:
furnish all utilities. 4 real opportunity
to purchase one as home and use bal
anse for incoms .or For further details
ii sidls5 pm, sunday ana evenings = aE
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1915 K st, NV, ME
5400. A Complete Real Estate Institu-
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-4-family det
apt. unit. less than 3 years old. Priced
to sell; 71a annual rental. Shown b.
aHS f. WKyAMs Hny MksD coLssss sx ssss po
approx. y acre with 2-story frame house
GOOD location; . EXCELLENT Investment. Car.
Snsta GEo. H. vi WiLIfams iI1I co.-4-unit o apt II
mic michsst LAX X. s5sss''s'''0n s5ss. "si'0ms: -iS
Evening star., 1946-04-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HIGHEST CASH price for your house in
VA or c also have sa5 sents Ia
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its IN lull
snts aE Ph9ns 9n1 MI wn " R e.
INC, Realtors Established 1857, 1919
foTR F. ih BEDROOMS, detached. good north
west location: will pay cash. ROBERT W
SAVAGE. Realtor. s13 Union Trust Bldg.
| Edwin S'I L. ELLIS, Realtor. can sell your
house. fast If priced right; any size; ! am
or see me. 101O Vermont ave. RIM. 2l7.
Nj Mt slsssss; CASH Vii os :sas .s Rsasss @ "a
s M Il y6f 81 Pfsaa
esze ehfh IA sas to De5sRns' aRa
a I'M Mr. sfssS sRowa Ses MI
rs Is sGY sHiIl FRoM Pssa OWNER or 9 bsdgm
subst. cash payment; no dealers. DU.
OVER a quarter Of century Of expert
in and Ses fine ss
that we can offer you service unsur-
market price. For personal appraisal
and to list your home in this area, phone
ewes. or Sun. GEORGIA 1900. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 729 18th st. MA.
CASH BUYERS for D. c. and Md. property.
81 RaAl eo sssf spu Rhoa. ssn
iapf PRoMpr ssi "a hR 1872 to tn. sal. of
| your home, business or investment prop
ssIty Is what you desire, call 3. 4; HUN
9'f2 PAY tsssHf eAsH f'ois ToR iHso5asEs-rre. .D.
bo You Want Speedy ACTIoN: LisA
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO. 1924 Eye st, NV. Elk. $500.
TO ROOMS, consider D.; C. or Md.
M STdEe4 buy E. usn A. e9RVH a Vnrn D 4s1s 81 not Hv:
and Sun. GE. $500. Thomas Circle
20 SMALL HOMES WANTED at once in
D. c. We have the buyers. Remember
the low-cost housing program has started;
sell now. WILLIAM J. MARTIN, NO. 2141.
TOP DOLLARS; Sc. ne. and Maryland
clients with cash, or will buy. outright. You
service. T. 3. BURGESS. 1924 Penn. ave
Sc. FIR -2S02. till pm
MI POL1CY-Try and match 1t. Light
ming action, no red tape. excessive cash
sestsd any type Large 1r small white or
you. Proof Of the pudding is in the
eating" My motto: mo play, more pay"
Call JOHN D. NEuMANN, IA. 1641 bet.
9 and pm.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. Cent?

HOME with income, Sl0Dou, nine ex-
more. modern conv.; in the heart Of 2 new
shopping center near Bladensesrg 1Iap sshSels
2-story brick Cape Cod: corner. lot; 8
ssSt%s psn Sm Ssh Ssth on ON ans SSr oor
e aro' rGo00pSF' e 81 sW1iIfsms 3G5Sm co7.rm -bb{iek
baths, rec. rm. and bar. den of din. rm..
eompl with . ccnstom-built furniture. Nc
GEO. 1eyi II. W Williams i.GI co.-Beautifui a-pm
stone bungalow in Silver Spring; also g.
rm; brick bunsalow as gussthouse on same
Go. T. WIIiAMs eoS5.rm. % 1oOVi 6unsao
Gfo T. eSnf %fhLlaMs snser o9o asbestos
shinsle bungalow. full bsmt., large lot;
$i,5O9, S0%n d0Wn. Immediate occupancy.
GEO GEO. II: i. VIII WILLIAMS co.-ror the ls home
you GIs have dreamed about. see GI
get # tono for YOU under the oi Bill. Beisem.
BTNsAIow4 ~ yAeANr-Nsw condition: tR
.ricity; fr1it trees, large chicken house: no
GEsTIEMaNs Gs, fEon ,ns ESTATE EST. 1s9
new, new. Never oecupisd; ssroom brick and
has lovely front room, U'su : large % inolosed d
porches. den. 4 bedrooms, dining room, 8
baths, s,,r recreation e room. 2 fireplaces. B.
valley, Very attractive design Price.
sHss esoe a5as shexn Ps ,rs BY aDD FIR as6a BYE
BY OWNER - Lovely broom bungalow
v eompetes ienS arnshea ss
sk ssl ssfH.i sfDc ca 5Saas as's
pietion: rooms. M baths. eAt recreation at
room. fireplace, oil a.-c. heat, lot 75xi65:
CESS. 1894 Pa. u ave. ' Sc. e 1'fi FIR. &s6s Il ..
GENILEMAN's SUBURBAN ESTATE Of so
acres, miles from Silver Spring and lust
on Manor Country Club grounds. There is
aoHdar Beautiful home fsasgrns den 1stoSr
rooms and oil auto. heat: also complete
sst5 $40; 600 for quick sale; For ,aappt., can
sANIEY ifS9 pfARsoa sSss ne sass ue deorss a. ave-
GREEN MEADOWS, Md rooms, bath
electricity, oil heat, hwd. floors; corner lot
ooq onns sS5 81 Asss sasy rd ter nS
equipped poultry farm, 6-rm bungalow
sss ssn al ru fheasR psVed
2 blocks bus: $4,000, terms; possession
ERWIN REALTY CO., Hyattsville O334
CASiN john PARK, MD.-Detached ma.
sonry house containing Z rms, bath, h.-w
heat. This house is in wonderful condi.
tion throughout; situated on a large leve
lot and can be purchased for only $IO,50O
A B c REALTY g. DEVELOPMENT CO.
1925 41st st. NV, EN-. 4709-0733; ewes
and Sun, WO 711O. III
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS-5-rm. and bath
completely furnished, asbestos shingl,
bungalow, elec. range and refgr.; no base
ment Price, $4,000; $4,000 down, bal
$50 mo. EUGENE L. VANN. WA. 2521
res, WA. 1892. 30