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The midland journal., 1946-09-13


Hof the miserable circum-
Il stance of which I am writ
ing you," says the letter of a
Portland mother. ''My husband
died in 1882, leaving me with
two children, boy of IA and a
girl of 10. Destitute, I had to
work hard for some years to
support them, and at 16 my girl
took a job in law office. The
boy had then won a scholarship
and was living in another town.
"Four months after she started
work my daughter confessed to
me her love for the Office boss, her
relationship with him and that she
expected a child. I was then keep
ing a boarding house in which my
oldest boarder was man of rs who
had considerable property. He had
long wanted to marry me, and IN
my desperation / now consented
to the marriage, closed my house,
and insisted that he and / and
Rose-Marie go on trip to Mexico.
Where we really went was to big
eastern city, where the baby was
born. At this time my husband was
stricken with paralysis; we came
back to our home, where all our
interests were, and l represented
the child as mine. At the time l
was only 38, so that that statement
was not questioned. This man lived
until few months ago.
"The situation now is that Rose
Marie wishes to marry fine young
lawyer, who already shows signs
of political advancement. He is
rich, handsome, devoted. Mean
while the contemplate married
man who was Rose-Marie's boss
has been widowed; he is 81, a
successful business man, but to me
he would be personally disagree
able even if did not bitterly re-
sent his betrayal of my little girl
when she was only Is. The man she
has now promised to marry
knows nothing of her story, and if
l can prevent it, never will, but the
older man, Harold-my splendid
little granddaughter's real father,
is quietly blackmailing me into a
third marriage; the thought is un-
speakably revolving to me, but by
marrying this tiresome, self-satis-
fed little man of 81 I feel that I
can absolutely safeguard my
daughters new happiness.
Rose-Marie's Future.
"It is great happiness, it is real
happiness, Mrs. Norris. Rose-Marie
has grown, has developed in these
bitter years. She truly loves this
new man, she wants to share a dig
nifed and interesting life with him;
she can do it, / know she can-and
she will. But it will be at terrible
cost to me. Harold knows that this
darling eight-year-old girl is his
child, for my heart-broken Rose
Marie naturally told him of her
agorizing plight. He can hold this
knowledge over us all; he has let
ters to prove it.
"Can you advise me? Just two
points more. Jane, the little girl,
intensely dislikes Harold, And
RoseMarie, believe me when I
say this, is a gentle, fine, clean
hearted girl, far stronger in charac-
ter than many girls her age who
have been more fortunate. AS I
began by saying, poverty wrought
this terrible and perplexing pattern
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
Dressed for Winter

With great interest six-year-old
Paula was watching her mother
pour paraffin over the jelly.
Then she went to answer the door
bell and explained her mother was
too busy to come to the door. "She's
weather stripping the jelly" she
said.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
ASK ME- q
ANOTHER 4
The Questions
A General Quiz

1. What is lacking in a person
who is anosnic?
2. Where is the "Land of the
White Elephant?
3. How old were the Dionne
quintuplets on May %, 1916?
4. Who did Joe Louis defeat to
become the worlds heavyweight
boxing champion?
5. What does the maxim "Ca-
veat Emptor" mean?
6. The prefix tele in such words
as telegraph and telescope means
what?
Z. How deep is the lake formed
by Boulder dam?
8. Dolly Madison was hostess Of
the White House 16 years. How
was this possible?
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
Proper Color

Tim Cassidy and Barney O'Toole
met for the first time in years. The
two old friends determined to cele-
brate.
Sure now," said Tim. Lets go
out tonight and paint the town
greenl"
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Ben syndicate.-wNu Features.

"DOVERTY was the cause
Hof the miserable circum-
l. rtonnn Of ,rrhinh a N writ
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
Bedspread With a
Permanent Valance

A BED with a valance to the
IA floor has a well-dressed APP
pearance that is lacking when a
short spread is used. A plain val
ance like this repeating a coler in
the room would be just as attrac-
tive used with an old fashioned
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
Campus Comment

Fresh-Gee, you gave me an aw-
full fright last night.
Soph-Sorry, old man, but it was
the best blind date ! could get on
6hoE. notice,
The midland journal., 1946-09-13
Pa~ as You Enter

New Tenant-I'n have you know
/ pay as l go.
Landlord-Not here you don't.
You'll pay as you come in.
The midland journal., 1946-09-13

quilt for a spread; or with a GRO
chet or plain spread. Five and
one-half yards of any 36-inch ma
terial split lengthwise right down
the center does it.
This bedspread is from Home Making
BOOK NO. 4 which also contains Illus
trated directions for more than thirty
ers may get 20 copy Of
cents by sending request to:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13

then fill almost tic the top with 8,
orange cream sherbet. Gsrri ~
with whipped cream, swests ,,s,
and favored with grated or. .,sa
rind. "dass
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
|What' S Cookinq
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Delightful Dessert Surprise

OcA6AsAul OcSSert surprise
Cream of Vegetable Soup
Braised Liver
Broiled Potatoes with Grated
Cheese
Dreamed Peppers
Jellied Dandelion Salad
Bran Mullins
Orange Surprise
Broiled Potatoes with
Grated Cheese
8 or 4 large potatoes
Boiling sailed water
Salt and pepper
Melted butter or margarine
Grated cheese
Cayenne
Parsley
Cook potatoes in boiling sailed
water until tender. Peel and cut in
one half inch slices lengthwise.
Place on broiler rack. Sprinkle
with salt and pepper and brush
with melted butter or margarine.
Broil until they begin to brown.
Turn over and sprinkle lightly
with grated cheese, mixed with
bit of cayenne. Broil until cheese
melts. Serve garnished with finely
chopped parsley.
Orange Surprise
4 medium sized oranges
IL cup milk
IA cup cream
IA cup sugar
Few grains salt
l pint Strawberries
Cut slice from tops Of oranges
and remove pulp and juice but
keeping the skins intact. Strain
juice and add slowly the milk,
cream, sugar and salt. Freeze, stir
ring two or three times. Remove
membrane from orange skins and
place the skins in cold water.
When ready to use, dry skins and
put into each shell layer OF
Strawberries cut in small pieces,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
PERSONALS

First 1t. E. L. Mathews, Jr., sta
toned at TT. .Belvoir, Va, is spend
ing this week with his father at his
home, 1872 Orange street.
1t. Gg) John Macmillan, USNR,
of the Charleston Naval Separa-
ton center, has left after spending
a few days here with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Saunders
at their home, 240 Brookwood
avenue.
1t, (jg) and Mrs. Grady Joy
Shepherd and young daughter have
left for Greensboro to make their
future home. 1t. Shepherd now
on terminal leave, recently re-
turned from ten months duty in
the Philippines. Mrs. Shepherd is
the former Catherine Richter.
Harold Sternberger left yester-
day morning to attend a sales
training convention in Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13

The Kings Daughters class
Of the Winter Park Baptist
church has planned an oyster
roast Thursday night, March
IA. All members are asked to
meet at the church at 7:30
o'clock. Transportation has
been provided for all members
who wish to attend.
Wilmington Assembly, No.
IL, Order Of Rainbow for
Girls, will hold the regular
meeting tonight at 6 o'clock.
All members are urged to at
tend.
The Crepe Myrtle Garden
club will meet Friday at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Wilcox.
The Service Mothers club
will meet this evening at 8
o'clock at the American Legion
Home. Several matters of i'm
portance are to be brought up.
AL members are urged to at
tend.
District No. 8 OF the North
Carolina State Nurses Associ-
alton will meet this after
noon, at 4 o'clock. Miss
Nell G. Plaxton, nurse consul
tant, will speak on Disaster
Nursing. All graduate nurses
are invited and all members
are expected to be present.
The Maffitt Village P.-T.A.
will observe Fathers night
this evening, at 7:3O O'Clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13

H. M. Roland will be the
guest speaker. The music
will be furnished by the Will
iston quartet. Rev. Paul Nix
will give the invocation.
The Private Duty Section,
District No. 9, Of the North
Carolina State Nurses associ-
alton, will meet this afternoon
at 3:15, at the nurses home.
A Bingo party will be held
at the Brigade Boys club at
Second and Church streets on
Friday night, March IS, at 8
pm. under the sponsorship Of
Mrs. W. E. Keen.
The proceeds o. the game
will be used in connection with
the capital expenditures Of the
Boys camp program and the
purchase of supplies for the
hospital cabin at the camp.
Merchants OF the city nave CO.
mated prizes for the party. A
small admission will be charg-
ed and all are invited to at
tend.
Goldenrod chapter, No. 142,
Order of the Eastern Star will
hold the regular meeting
Thursday evening at 8:15 o.
clock in the Masonic Tenn
pie.
The Wrightsboro Parent
Teacher association will OBJ
serve shrubbery day on Friday
morning, M ch Is at 10
O'Clock. All grade mothers are
asked to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
Moyer-Bell
Invitations
Issued Here

The following invitations nave
been issued in Wilmington:
Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Franklin Meyer
request the honour of your presence
II the marriage Of their daughter,
Elizabeth Louise
to
Paul Franklin Bell
Lieutenant
United States Naval Reserve
on Saturday,
the twenty-third Of March
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-six
at seven-thirty o'clock
Newman Congregational Church
Rumford, Rhode Island
A reception will be held immedl-
ately following at 1T Hoyt avenue,
Run1ford, Rhode Island.
Lieutenant Bell is nephew OF
Misses Mary and Gertrude Bell OF
wilmington and has visited them
on numerous occasions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
Music
Club Plans Meet

The monthly meeting Of the
Thursday Morning Music club wln
be held this week in St. James
Great hall at 5000 O'Clock. with
Mrs. J. B. Cranmer and Mr1. j.
B. Fenley as leaders.
Subject OF the meeting will be
Women in Music.
The executive board will convene
at 10 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13

Lie Mo4 III SSAaS Va tAAS Sdpe
Fear Garden club was held yes
terday morning in the Great Hall
of St. James parish house at II
o'clock with Mrs. ]. Henry Gerdes,
president. presiding.
Mrs. Gerdes presented S. Leslie
Marbury, who spoke informally and
most interestingly on the care and
growing OF camellias as an anna
teur, comparing the raising OF
camellias as that of child-how a
gardner feels towards his great
accomplishments in actually rails
ing the beautiful plants from tiny
cuttings or by the system Of graft
ing, much faster method, but not
as readily done by the average
amateur grower, this method will
show fast growth and wonderful
results, but the actual cutting
is more fascinating as the gardner
can watch its every step from the
time of preparing to plant in the
sand bed until the time for replant-
ing out in the open garden or field.
He demonstrated his talk with the
actual preparing of cuttings, his
method to cut off various length
branches or pieces Of stem at de-
sired lengths, bevel the ends o!
the stems with sharp knife, leav-
ing portions of bark, remove all
leaves with the exception of the
two top ones, dip stem in water
then rootone and place in sand
bed or box prepared from one
third portion of leaf mold, one
third coarse builders sand and one
third natural soil. Make sure that
boxes have at least a few holes
to allow air or drainage; mark
all plants, cover boxes or beds with
Stats or some protection to keep
off heavy sun rays but do not plant
in too shady a spot, in cold weather
cover these boxes with glass but
do not leave glass on for too long a
time; in the spring plant out in the
open.
In demonstrating the grating Of
camellias Mr.. Marbury had on dis
play two ported camellias, one a
root stock and the other was a
plant he had grated a year ago
February, this plant stood at least
three feet high, having done most
Of its growing in eight months. In
demonstrating the grating method
he sawed the top OF the "root
stock" plant to about three inches
high then took a sharp knife and
evenly trimmed the top Of roo
stock, split this with a screw
driver to around two inches making
a small wedge in which to place
the cutting then sealed this with
sand. covered with a very large
glass jar and placed dark cloth
or burlap around the jar, this
finished. the plant is ready to be
placed Tin poD in the ground t
remain until warm weather or late
spring at which time the jar ane
cloth are removed and the plan
set out in the open. The plan
from the time it is grated ane
placed in pot until uncovered II
the spring Is very seldom If evel
| watered.
He concluded his talk with &
few questions and answers from
members of the club and told oil
the various ways and means Of
fertilizing and care OF different
type ailments" At the end of his
demonstration and talk the plants
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
BIRTH ANNoUNcrn

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dr.,
nounee the birth of a d.01, al
Elizabeth Carol, Februar ~s0s sa
Marion sprunt annex II at
is the former Elizabeth To- ao'lef
this city. 'OAes u
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Joseph Maisel,
Jr., announce the birth of a son,
Stanley Joseph, March 7, at George
town university hospital, Washing
ton, D. c. Mrs. Maisel is the form.
er Nina Ruth Stanley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Stanley of
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
William Hooper
PIT. A. To Meet
Thursday Evening

The William Hooper Parent
Teacher association WIZ meet on
Thursday evening at 7:3O o'clock
in the school auditorium. John L.
Gibson, a former New Hanover
teacher, will show moving pictures
in technicolor which he made while
serving in the South Pacific. In
teresing comments from personal
experiences and observations will
be made by Mr.. Gibson.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all interested adults to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
CLUB LOCALS

The Sunset Park HON. d.,
onstration club will met Tbn Dsaa'
afternoon ': at 2;sO O'Clock i, '' sa'
Methodist Educational building y, M q,
women won of the community are Az Az
daily invited to attend. VIZ
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13
FISH SUPPER

A fish supper will be served in
the parish house Of the Church of
The Good Shepherd, Sixth and
Queen streets, Friday evening from
6 until 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-13

Spring seems to com. 49,.
quickly if you''u rush y r.;., mor
OF the early collections " Of SON sons
prints. Rows Of tucks Prey tsl
n rune or a slashed scaIou ,o T,s'
the sleeves in brand-new rao5 lv'ml
Evening star., 1946-11-15
STORES FOR MNT.

tO1 90 g ST. N.W.--Busy corner, street.
car intersectior, 4, 1000 sa. II. on one dsy-
ltght .fioor, suitable for store, beauty par
Ior, dental Or other once space. or fight
manufacturing. Ma. 1876,
and LIST floor 81 downtown once Bldg !; sx-
ceHent opportunity In one Of the finest
downtown locations. Call Mr. Kay MA.
3sa0; Sunday IL to !. ma. 1894 weekdays,
IARGE VACANT sToRE-suisable for Z Any
business. double gsrsge: close In, near
East CAPITOL, IsU 6761. !.
28d4 ALABAMA AVE. SE.--Store situated
next to new Naylpr Theater, big new Giant
good transient neishbcfhood, store approx.
imately 22x60 It. For information, call
s2S3 syffass fnasss itssr roT saih 4 j,
NV. colored section In town; store E0od
tor any business. rent $500 month For
further Information call DAN O6TRCW,
vfAkY Wa YS 6sssganrss fysn'nrss Tol 81 llsl9 g. r.n
cred shopping center: reasonable terms.
s6sl 30 il 81. N..w.--store and work rooms g
month"; NOM psuR snd E:HI;Fs ie R asfr ssss
sHfs asa slss ''s5s sSs ssa
M. i4th AND Park Rb.--and a., 3 IN rms
and bath; front rm., 20 II. So; approx.
1000 50. IT. in all: ideal for business,
professional once or workshop and living
quarters combined. NEE. 1880. Eyes, GE
= Is -
Evening star., 1946-11-15
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ON SOUTH CREEk acres. I2p-ft,
nauRH sfahsle Ehn snaay ANY, sids ssso2 MS MRS
LONG BEACH--Lots In new lagoon section;
also wooded acreage tracts for sale. Rep.
On properly every day Finest
,sts si.. Z e y vs,s shcre "a 3; Leonard, Nd.
nished cottage, l29 Friar Tuck Hill. 3 bed
BAY HoMEvsry sscspsionsli, sSs Sosn AZ. bunr
mi; sompisisls fnrnishsd, Su; mssnifcsni fRcsni
slsx ssy nnn e xsssr;sEcnt ais lot sa miles from
si.ii. I;SSofSUl ;Ss yasEs she rsssm.s RIVER
6sT e ssFy .s dssissEe Yps lots sysls6ls
az SIR ssRsssa sHa srSusS
erty, Atwood bus service, cleo school bus,
all avail: make your selection now and
drive 2 oysr sS' prfss cs M
ssrss q MEsGS9 NE GSlins pchaNANI Nh I4s s.,IEsI SIas,
tase. so miles out; oil heat, eisc. i reisr.. s
complete plumbing, Comfortably fufnished;
immediate occupancy: sandy beach SS,s
RxcEsffaSNAfM sSa sssffnsN M MWAFRHEPPk6ST AhFRHPk fAeM "a M
front s so0 & acres; s rooms. ''5s baths s.
sDFsnd ssDsndd enan n house SSass. xsr srss Sa
2-car gnrase, machine shed, I0O-ft. .utilfty
she'd. grainsry. mill house, corn crib. etc.
Xhsn Y f flHnt a q house; ( shallow sna md z
due ID illness. box isS-v star. go
sEvE1LY 6EAcA. cn chssapsake BAY
summer homes and building Httss Write
Ia ESks modsTn nssn ~ 4 Ss Md
sisstric iishts sscss ehianssuiI;; u; from Ss,
q sai ss'iS sssss srss:s ~ shs is ss1ss
Evening star., 1946-11-15
BUSINESS peopEeTY EoR aENT.

WILL RENT to responsible organization
and X sts, NV for $4,000 year. Eleva-
tor: business zone. air-cond.; empty. Write
Immediately. Box s4a-x. Star. --17
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY' - To lease
this large 6-room house with private drive
way and large lot: suitable for your home
and business; property zoned for CONNER
cial use; located on Macarthur blvd; suit
etc. Please can HARRY i FRIEDMAN,
Art. And oFFIiCE-rntire fsrst noor. 8
rms. and bath; at sos Taylor st. NV; suit
able for doctor, dentist. studio, ETC.; rent
$lb0; doctor Just moved. RA. 7047, bet.
10 and IL, and 5 and z daily.
2X6 g ST. NV, complete building Of
rms. bath, suitable for sales and service
or once space; 500. GL. 1887 mornings.
1923 EYE sT. N.W.---s-story and basement
building containing rooms, Q baths and
basement store; entire building to be avail
able; exceptional location for doctors and
ssnss cc c ss Tsth s !. THos FrsHE ssao
7s5 1lth 81. NV, end and sra noors--
business; interior finished IN knctty pine;
frst time offered. This Is choice ioca-
NEARBY MAKYLxND-Firep building,
25x75, 2 floors suitable Tor warehouse,
commercial or industrial
sna ss coMstEliRaCIAL BLDG.--ApproximsSt.-
y 3. 900 s.. & available Jap Ist Or
II - I'LL 81. n " - ID
Evening star., 1946-11-15
PRoPERTY FoR SALE

LARGE 4-uNIT APT, HOUSE located in
washington Grove, Nd; newly painted; oil
heat, electric refriEerator with each unit;
all apts. extremely large and some have
rspIsssss; p.Ns ssSs srcSnd Tisht on trans
soos sGoGk sgss sT semi
detached brick: auto. stoker; 4 years old;
gross income $3.50: price S2l5O0. Cali
MA Nj sS''fs Rx6N Nc p sss III IssS ssSsa cos NV
/ HAVE 5 on STORES that show an
excellent return; X you hava $4,000 or
more cash TO invest call me for particu-
sas Rsfs ss siss sass ai
a0s-.Os r ST. N.w.--Two lge bldss.. drst
one IA rms, 4 baths; other
store and 8 apts.; no leases; wide lot to
alley: present income will net 16Ss on ce5h
payment of $4,000 LEO v. CHORUS,
81; a32 !. < A 8; ny nv. pI. 1925 I'D
house, well located near all conyenienccs;
win show good return on investment For
81 VIZ n nasDsss saspERs Sf 81 co oas w.
TuRkEa FanM slnrs With srm cos
lonial home and 2 tenant houses--A thriv-
ing business In Southern Md M, Waldorf,
that rets large profit: incubating capac-
ity .of $4,000 eEEs and capacity for 5000
tnrksys s,, yssr; ~ modsrn sauipment IN
essing house. rsfriseration, truck tractor
seres a used for tobacco; evsrythinMs . soes as
ssirisnf It'll ~ d u. ;b S;ubkMdfss. M asaz ~ Sa' svs. ss.
IN 3o01 till 8 pm. lis
Evening star., 1946-11-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

oeNE,HALE esdc "a wS e "a acres at Lsnhsm. Nd
81 . ,AckEs, miIss pent.son. located ! on
~ AcRRs. 8i & sSoi. ssse frontage on Lee Il. ivy
wooded G!ss & p .s a.'s g ets sers
ssirfsx d. All. u. OK. $40 III lS''
MI n west xsriar & Gs pa I s,f.es fsen
PROPERTY rsSsa Isssl f9s q lSmss; $500 =
once z mi. out Columbia pike or mi out
2nRs 1rs Sc; ,extd. Phone Ajax. 6s06. tciosed
SANDY STRING. Mont. County. Md.-li12
acres situated in fane neighborhood. this
stse stsess wtn acfes si,n q Toodland and
pntss1hsd ns1is pidy ana Msysilssslsss By sss VIM NJ. CANDY.
for small country estate or development.
Cash or terms, OWNER. Hillside 03I 4-M
SSGsTs acre Soeasa ss asss Haoaas asp9 Pas
III yERa 2asi bEsfkasrs sfiRasHr AekEs Ms situated
s shisleg y hsy sna ;aR mls 1ssn ans nsE
DoMkoa s2s EsTEtAscI saT5EtssS nfoEmat9p sr
AGENCY slos n ioth st.. Arlinston, h
= no PIC Is schEsMya. and Nd; reason. se
s4So issss Ser .srs Crane iso By .srs.
Clarksburg.. good view Of Sugar Loaf. Ss4
per acre; 80 acres; Ryan. Va, clear and
NAHoNEY, woodward Bldg. RE. a411.I
BUILDERS. ArTENTIoN-4H acres in
suitland. level and cleared. easy 70 sub
divide; reasonable. T. p BURdEss. 1924
f9RacE Ff99Rs sEs rsAcFs rs E d asSa cc,.. until ~
from d. c.. 1.b00 feet on Wash -Balto
:sssis. .ys!Issls prissa q e s1. ssll ssietss y.
ScSfs VIII sih sisns smsss WA ns lsss saonsn1
on dsorsis ave. extendsd Land lies Wei
uiss tPd L ready ss.sS. tH5 sHf
shhAV shVER sfEiN9 RI III inss Sns "a Pc dsorsi. ave
Ssr Ss acres srs excel sca for 'ssd,ttyidn
fNS2sfMEaiTL fsN 4 MMaSiLl1aT ofTf6SseruNrrY 6SseruNrrY IL Ii.ss7s
seFss ss 81 msny posse Th as 4 ssssac
restoration.. 1t has about 500 acres OF
a soee sna farm aa u srg e % ss ss es
secondary roads. and is ripe for subdiyisihona. ha
iss dsa Fos or n. s lawns na out y ssdeS Te ere
For q developer or Investor who wants 10
enjoy gracious Virsinia country life within
inston ad vs easy drys q was
6s considered UNIQUE. We oaer tit It asss I
MasoNH E HIRs SISs per a asDss tss &c
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. bS12.
II Ei0sed cIERsoKST apaSsSs FAIRFAX CO.. va. mi.
from d. c.--We are Offering many rsa-
sonably priced homesites. One nicely
Eooded tract I60x207 t. sells for $3.50,
soHs soSMn os. Sas mo nil vmEs2S os Sou. n .YNGs Ses
Phone Alex. 5906.
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MoNEY 70 LOAN.

NONE L0ANB--Lcw monthly payments,
1IRsT rkpfSAvL SAVINGS sissss a IoAS Ioass
ist xTp S.a TkGtsT LOANs-.rgronp. . ri
can COLONIAL MvEsrNENT CO. sis
eth o. NV RI. $3.50
estate In D. c.. Nd. and Va. Mr.. DRAis-
skEGi Sk9:alho4ILi,ssEs; 1ao4 4 e; ,H.rlN y. Na A. sg2S;
p. c., Nd. and Va. Prompt service at low
TINE 4 BERRNTER. i12s Vermont ave,
kEFiSAkcE YoUR HOME under one trust
ut 4ss interest with reasonable month";
payments. Can be paid on any time. Di-
rect nrst trust loans on new purchases
also availsble. Call T. D. BURGESS for
further details, or see US in person 2624
Penna. ave. sc. FR 2SO2. -2i
FUNDS AVAILABLE for full nrst-trus,
loans. 2nd-trust notes also bought. e. A.
GARyEY: DI 4606. 9 to 3 pm only.
~ LOANS. amortixed or straight loans.
M0NEY on SECOND TkUsTEwe win
buy second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd.
Or va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INyESTMENT CORP, 1872
y. q. ave. NV. National $685.
MONEY on FIRST and second trusts: prompt
action; reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND.
vlrktnia or %. G. property. THE AMERf-
GAN CO. S07 10th, Ma. $685..
BROKERS, ATTENTION.! We buy 2nd-
and farms FULToN r. GORDON, I4S5
Eye Sc NV. DI. $3.50 until s pm.