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Evening star., 1946-09-25
Holloway WMSucceed Fitch
As Head of Naval Academy

Rear Admiral James L. Holloway,
jr., Al. who headed board last year
which recommended methods of
educating officers for the postwar
Navy, will succeed Vice Admiral
Aubrey w. Fitch, as superintendent
of the Naval Academy when the
latter retires in January.
Admiral Holloway, now assistant
chief of naval personnel, was ap-
pointed director of training, Bureau
of Naval Personnel in November,
1943. He was awarded q COM
mendation ribbon for his work in
that post.
After he was named commander
of the Fleet Training Command
Pacific Fleet, in August, 1945, Ad-
miral Holloway was assigned addi-
tional duties with the Secretary of
the Navy and became head of what
became known as the Holloway
Board, charged with development
of forms, systems and methods of
educating officers of the postwar
Navy"
recommendations OF the board,
which have already been embodied
in an act of Congress. provide for
vigorous" Naval Reserve Officers
Training Corps in conjunction with
the Naval Academy and for a pro-
gram of graduate education
throughout naval officers career.
A native Of Fort Smith, Ark.
Admiral Holloway was graduated
from the Naval Academy in June,
1918, He was assigned to a de-
stroyer force based at Brest, France,
in World War 1.
From 1910 to 1912 he was in
charge of the gunnery section, fleet
training division, office of the chief
OF naval operations.
In May, 1912, he assumed COM
mand of Destroyer Squadron 10,
Atlantic Fleet, and participated in
Evening star., 1946-09-25
McKeIdin Declines
Communist PurIey Bid
ey the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Sept. 25.-Mayor
Theodore r. McKeldin, Republican
candidate for Governor, yesterday
declined an invitation to a Commu-
mist party meeting here October 13
in a tfree-line letter saying he
would not be present.
william Preston Lane, jr., his
Democratic opponent. previously
turned down a similar invitation and
attacked Communist party doctrines.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Fire System Organized
For MARYLAND Beaches
BY the Assoeioied Press

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 25.-Year-
round residents in the South and
West River areas along Mayo road
have organized a fire-contrd sys-
tenn designed to protect buildings
at nine beaches in the neighbor-
hood.
They set up Fire Control
Board" at meeting Monday night.
The board will have headquarters
at the Woodland Beach Fire De-
partment. William l.. Coff, presi-
dent of the Woodland Beach COM
pany, is one of the organizers of
the system.
The area affected runs from
South River, about miles south
OF Annapolis, to Beverley Beach.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Bethesda JewrY 10 Hold
New Year Service ToniQht

The Jewish New Year will be
celebrated by the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Jewish Community Group at
special exercises beginning at 7:3O
o'clock tonight in the Turnover
Building, 4725 Bethesda avenue.
Services will be held at the same
place at 8 am. and 7:30 pm. tomor-
row. Friday services will be at 8
am. and o. children's service at II
am.
Special Day of Atonement serv-
ices will be held october 4 at 8
a M, at noon and the Kol Nidre
service at pm, all at the Turnover
Building.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
School Activities Program
Organized by 3 Counties
spseioI Dispatch TO The Siar

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 25.-
Representatives of II high schools
of Frederick, Clarke and Shenan-
doah Counties have organized Dis
trict L Of Group 13 of the Virginia
High School League and outlined a
tentative program Of sports and
dramatics.
Oficers elected were j. M. CARRIER
of Strasburg, chairman; c. E. Miley,
jr., of Boyce, vice chairman, and
Robert E. Aylor of Stephens City,
secretary-treasurer.
Schools represented were Boyce,
Gainesboro, New Market, Stephens
City, Stonewall, Strasburg, Middle
town, Toms Brook, Mount Jackson
and Woodstock.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Mayor Of Bristol 10 Head
Virginia Municipal League
BY the Assoeioied Press

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Sept. Is.
Concluding its 41st annual con-
vention here today the League of
Virginia Municipalities elected T.
w. Preston, Mayor of Bristol, as
president. and selected Roanoke as
the site for the l947 convention.
Mr.. Preston succeeds w. B. Car
ter, Roanoke councilman. Other
officers named are Mayor w. C.
Fitzpatrick, Farmville, first vice
president; Mayor Leslie T. Fox,
Portsmouth, second vice president;
Mayor William T. wilkins, Alexan-
dria, third vice president; ]. En-
NETT Gleason, Charlottesville coun-
Gilman, fourth vice president.
Mayor w. Marshall King, Fred
ericksburg, was chairman of the
Nominating Committee.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Brick Price Suit Settled

The Washington Brick Co, Wash-
ington boulevard, Muirkirk, was
among nine firms for whom out-of-
court settlements were announced
by Hugo A. Ricciuti, chief attorney
for the Enforcement Division of the
Maryland OPA. The firm settled
for $312.23 for adding a delivery
charge which was violation, Mr..
Ricciuti said
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Sewer Line Is Completed
In Nofhwood Park Area

A sewer line for the Northwood
Park area of Silver Spring has
been completed and residents are
urged to connect their homes with
it before the arrival of cold weather,
it was announced today.
Lacy Shaw of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission in
formed Charles D. Buscher, presi-
dent OF the Northwood Park-Four
Corners Citizens Association, Of the
completion Of the project, which has
been sought by the association for
several wears.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Fleming Will Refuse
Post as Assessor
'0f Alexandra Really

Edward j. Fleming who was
named Alexandria city real estate
assessor by the City Council two
weeks ago will not accept the ap-
pointment, it was learned yesterday
A letter setting forth Mr.. Flem-
ing's decision not to take the posi-
ton as real estate assessor will be
transmitted to Fred Petit, execu-
tive clerk to the City Council, within
the next few days, it was learned
The letter will be presented to the
council at its meeting Tuesday.
Mr.. Fleming, a veteran city en-
ploye now in the Office of the com.
missioner of revenue, said yester.
day he had no comment "at this
time"
Objections to Mr.. Fleming's ap.
pointment to the post left vacant
when Lewis M. Ansley died several
weeks ago, were voiced by Mayor
William r. Wilkins and two other
city councilmen. George K. Bender
and Charles L, Nash. Appointment
was made by the council on Sep
tember 10. At that time, City Man
ager Carl Budwesky asked for
authorization to give a temporary
appointment to 1t. Col Francis
Drischler, but Councilman Paul l..
Delaney moved that Mr.. Fleming
be named to the job.
Col. Drischler had worked with
Mr.. Ansley for about two and a half
years. while most of the new assess
ments were made. and more recently
had been employed to assist Mr..
Ansley in preparing assessments of
property of public service COM
panies.
Prior to establishment of the per-
manent Office of real estate assessor,
Mr.. Fleming had served on three
different occasions on the court
appointed, three-man assessment
board. A former real estate man,
he also once was employed by the
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue. He is native of Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
CherrydoIe PTA Elects

Mrs. Harry I. Cullen was elected
secretary and Jesse L. Ward, jr.,
was named parliamentarian at the
September meeting of the Cherry
dale Parent Teachers Association,
Arlington, filling vacancies by resig-
nations of persons who moved from
the community.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

the African invasion in November
1912. For his work in that post
he was commended by the Secre-
tary of the Navy.
He was ordered to command a
destroyer and destroyer shakedown
group, fleet operational training
command. in April, 1943, and re-
ceived the Legion of Merit.
He received a Gold Star in lieu
of second Legion of Merit while
commanding the battleship Iowa,
which participated in strikes at
Luzon in late November. 1914, and
in other attacks in the Pacific.
Admiral Holloway is married and
has two children. His home is listed
as 924 Twepty-sixth street South,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
County Manager Plan
Is Defeated in Stuunton
BY the As.oeiotsd Press

STAUNTON, Va. Sept. 25.-
Augusta County voted yesterday to
retain its present Supervisors Board
form of government with IS of 81
precincts reporting 1903 against
substituting county manager or
executive and 883 for the substitu-
ton.
The two small precincts still un-
reported would not carry enough
votes to alter the results.
The special election climaxed
three weeks of intensive campaign
ing by members of a citizens COM
nlittee fasoring the change.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Man Indicted in Death
OF RoiIroud Detective
BY the A.,oeioisd Press

WARRENTON, Va, Sept. u.s.
William Davis was indicted on
charges of murder, armed robbery
and burglary by the Fauquier Coun-
ty grand jury yesterday and October
II was set as date for his trial.
Davis is charged with murder In
the death of Southern Railway De-
tective John H. Woodson near Cat
lett on August S, with assault on E.
C. Musselman near Auburn and
with burglarizing the Southern
Railway Station at. Calverton.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

year, Henry +.
Marschalk, new
ly elected presi-
dent, announced
today.
Mr.. Marschalk,
who was unani-
mously elected
to head the as
sociation at its
annual conven-
ton last week,
said he felt it is
the duty of the
association to
act as a watch
dog" ov er fire
x~rauav,f{nn 20
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Montgomery County Firemen
To Stress Prevention Proqrum

An intensive year-round preven-
ton program will be a major prof.
ect of the Montgomery County As
sociation of Volunteer Firemen this
Evening star., 1946-09-25

quirements In the county. Instead
OF merely observing fire-prevention
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Brooklyn Educator
10 Air Democracy

Education and the Prrser-a-
tion of Democracy VIII Dee dis
cuSSed 10y DR. Harry GIdconSa.
Brooklyn Cosecc president at a
luncheon meeting of the Detroit
Round Table of Catholics. Jews
and ProtcstantS next Wednesday
al the DSgn.t Leland Hotel.
Federal JUDGE Frank a, Picard
will serve as Michigan state chair
man of the organizations ohsarv-
anCe of ITS annull brotherhood
Week. Feb 11-2i.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
HeIIO-Girls:

lust before the telephone
- strike clamped down, Para
mount boss Al Winston got a
long-distance telephone call In
his room at the Book. As he
waited for the connection he
overheard the operators cutting
up the dial.
Said operator No. j:
Dick Haynes calling Al \
Winston." N
Another operator cut in:
'Is that the singer?"
The first operator allowed as
how she thought II was since
the call came from Hollywood.
They were pretty excited.
Finally Al and Dick got to-
gether. Al SAYS he was tempted
TO ask Dick TO sing. at 50 per,
for the benefit Of the girls on
the line.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

quick when needed.
Executive Phil Mulkey says
the company's Dearborn plant,
because of lease trouble, has
been moved 10 Louisville, where
IL will continue 10 make blow
torches. water heaters and such
At Middleton, o., the company
will make furnaces and siloS.
Only plant that c. & /. VIII
keep in town is on Hart, where
il will make builders finished
hardware.
Boss Mulkey has something ne
wants to say 10 serVicemen VINO
cannot find homes.
He SAYS they must remember
we were busy making shells ana
planes and tanks and guns--no
time OF material for houses dur
ing the war.
Wood went for crates to send
implements Of war to our boys.
Metal for furnaces went into
shells.
The guns had to go through.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

Warm, smart coats :. priced
for savings. Come early-size
and color ranges are broken.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Continued Story:

pEPERCUSSIONS from the
~ big wildcat hunt Of Inspec-
tor Miles Furlong, Tom Cotter,
Wilbur Campbell and Dave Sha-
fer come not from Roscommon-
ties, as we expected, but from
Recorders Judge +. Mckay
Skillman.
The judge has signed a writ
returnable Saturday at 2 p. m.
when the inspector must explain
why he has banned bOotblack
Rufus Evans from the First Pre-
cinct.
There's been gin trouble with
Rufus, and lOng-suffering Fur
long is at the end OF his rope.
He has asked for q change OF
venue charging that Judge Skill
man is prejudiced in favor Of
Rufus since he has shined the
judges shoes for years.
We suspect a prankster's hand
In all this, since the wildcat
hunt is scheduled for today.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

DIG celebration always on Jan.
I'D "a in the Wagner Baking Co.
family.
Birthdays of both Charles
Wagner and his wife, the former
Grace Kengel. fall on that day.
So did Mother Wagners.
Brother Johns is on Jan. /.
Charles says that when he was
courting his wife, he called on
her on his birthday to invite her
to the big Wagner family party.
She thought il was a gag until
she went to see for herself.
They're one couple who never
forget each others birthdays.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
RepOssessed:

MRS. WARREN C. HOOPER,
WI widow of the murdered AL
bion state senator, has just got
back from state police and the
insurance company the automo-
bile in which her husband met
his death driving from the cap
ital to his home, a year ago now.
Mrs. Hooper is running her
late husbands patent medicine
business.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Pet Peexe: Officers

MT. CLEMENS, Jan, "a
Nineteen of so Macomb County
vets seeking help at the veterans
counselor service listed officers
as their No, / pet peeves while in
service. one listed his simply as
everything
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Time on Her Hands:

FIAMP golfer Al Wallace,
~ turned businessman, has
private secretary who writes
fiction in her spare time and has
sold one story 10 the Ladies
Home Journal.
She's Clara Lawton Leinhard,
whose husband is still a CT.
She says she started 10 write
seriously because she was 30
lonely with him away.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

the plant 10
stand ready
al any mo-
n1ent 10 turn
out shells for
anti aircraft
guns If and
when.
The pick
ling Of such
a plant is a
gigantic job.
for eV V
piece of Valu-
able nlachin-
cry. tools and
dies m US I
have special
ntion if
it S TO work
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Enraeed Copy Reader:

HE IS IS ex-Afaior Ray Thomas,
III paratrooper. beating his desk
as he reads copy on allegations
of Mrs. Freda Weikart TO her
Episcopal curate husband that
nobody ever marries WAVES"
Ray did and thinks she's Won
derfui.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
Grease job:

TIVE biggest in town Is being
- done right now on Clayton K
Lambert's French road plant,
which the navy Is keeping
against World War III.
The corporation is preparing
Evening star., 1946-10-10

ing homes: no. s
MCKINLEY NV; brick corner house, 2ha
baths, gear detached garage; splendid
location for doctor. Reasonably priced ior
HyattsviIle-Brick bungalow in splendid
condition; five rooms, full basement, large
finished attic: only $4,000 down ana
'oS New " Hampshire ave-, eo13. New Hamp-
shire-6-year-old detached brick, gas heat,
many extras. large porches. Can i9r ap-
Evening star., 1946-10-10
HousEs WANTED no BUY.

CHARLES 3: GUM y has M client clients :, ws,tips e
a9a Top nesoGSE DoiAks s FIR and Tos Maryland
specialist-Please call for a free and honest
appraisal with no oSlisation , ss We hays 1V,
s.lls x 3: s Sia Fsn sas
is rE6MPT sS 2spa aAfEs1foa II to tn. sal. of
sTty i what you desire saa Aor,h cah = A Hun
CASH Cash BUYERS for b. c. and Nd. property.
RibE 1o dsEay Gs hRALY es5ore CO. assI Rhode
isaaae iiMMGDfATE Cash Tor your property, ne.
or Sc, white or solored, Maryland or 1p v,I-
sR. siPia Ans Gox KE faorRkraMe S2 Wv Ss Win Gs BAY
az cash or 9r will aton sell FINK fSF S0u Ms g.
fGe FAY llth CASH 81 is fef heass: or eolored
any condition. B. LIss. HOS 7th st. NV.
MANSAs REALTY CO. can sell your house
ebliss.ion q st ssis Wilson blvd. oI. or
II + YoG Sds4 WANT fas. setlen On On T. the . sale s4
ESTATE. We handle 3: C., Maryland and
xirf;als smS Rr0seEMfs eEM pE4AcHGD M aa2f house in
Woodbridge, Mt. Rainier or Hyattsyille;
1n N ssr asDseea arket Mr. Rs's oR e G'sa ds
iMMEDiATE nIsHi RacTIoN-we will buy your
nSs oaay Sau. or rse ss sG ssia
SSzst WI ss sI:sss
pHass psase: Ta9l 81. !isI Rny 's stas fa'n. NO
MId;: sI: viii pay good price if nice. BOX 2s7-L'
Owners au,. and q
vi e 'ssa ssst ses Sa1 D Ray
ments % isrse and s sms; '1 viii hHss list You your prop
s[s hoiz0si e. T. MA6R Xp
PoLicE PoGIi e OFFICERS WIDOW wishes to buy
2-bedroom bunsslow in or @ near caId;I,an alfreSt;
house vs in sood and
WE HAVE 0essia CASA sHF homes and
osTs THos R50psf'.ssR yARREn Ca
WE s eAN ssiS sGiL ~ 1o6R 5osh M at sA its
ration yatSs '0daz WM OH Il GeSh sauspERs s co no Nc
Realtors lest. 1857, 1919 K st. NV. Dl.
Do Do oYoU WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
ssase ssh Us NE
fp RnE l22a PAF Fys AZ l. CASH aS for @ 81 room
house IN or near D. c. MIR. L1V1NosI9QS'
PARFY PAi PS'I; wants to buy from owner, white
al 81 ssS5ed esss Boz ssu:ss $685. z az star
HOME, roomins house or small spartment
in D. C. or suburban. Will pay cash ana
reasonable price Call Elk 1880. ii
WE NEED, for an ut-of-town client. tS
Z room house: must be good location, a,6 AZ AZ
s4IS GseTgia ave, Silver sDring, 1ng,bdSj Md and and
courteous dealings when you buy or sell
real estate through our cf1ce. Call y; +.
Farley, with C. D. MURPHY. TR. 49sg or
cAsH cH TsFSoR FOR D. c., MD. AND VA. houses
and nearby ts5ms GN snd sRI59yNsd Eys
st, NV. DI. $3.50 till pm. Brokers'
COLORED-THINKNG about selling your
home? We have many clamoring prospects
who want to buy and are IN position 10
pay q substantial down payment. our
| business is to sell your home; not MAKE
show place by bringing ineligible sId see esoi #
we can't get your price. N. C: HINES,
sSoEoRE12WIL soE6i k1 Will PAY a CASH for rms.
| or more in nice neighborhood, direct from
eTnf5; ST pt;sfhksTa4Y MIi GGa1 NEEDS . or bed.
room home in Virginia. Phone FR oS4o.
CASH. all cash, at the top price: a Quick
sale with quick settlement; that's what
| you want; we have been very successful on
ali four counts II you will call VIM. J.
MARTIN, NO. 2141. we will be happy to
| talk it over with you; no obligation. Open
Will Will . PAY Z z ALL CASH for small house IN
good ne. or NV. location. Call RA. o2SS.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE Groom detached house,
tnfurn., in suburban Philadelphia, for
Similar in washington or vicinity. BOX
adsTeN a5M; ssar. FOE wAsHrNGroN-wili ex-
chance 4-bedroom house in Winchester,
Mass, for 8 or 4 bedroom house in Wash
ington or vicinity; Arlington, Alexandra
preferred Box 21-M, Star. 10
Evening star., 1946-10-10
HOUSES FOR SALE. :

COLORED-3OO BLK. 18th st. Sc. 8 rms.
8 bedrms. gas h.-w.h.; reasonable terms.
QUINN & MILLER. FIR. 21oO. III
COLORED-HOUSES in all sections; down
payment $500 and up. Call till m.
Mr. FARRIN, MI. 3O46. Ill
Evening star., 1946-10-10

COTnRED-5OO BLOCK 14th st. NV. 6
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., coal sd, good
condition throughout. $1,000 down. balance
4f,51 block Belmont st. n.w.-3-story
brick, rooms, Q baths. h.-w.c.h.
400 block q st. n.e.-8 rooms, natnS,
b. W. oil heat; sales price, $1,000. Il: W.
HCRAD. Jr., MI. 1925. -AS
Evening star., 1946-10-10

caSh neeoea; pee Ins OUTSIDE Ano tnen
GEoRGEToWNMNow have several choice
houses in desirable location. Prices range
bH f5H s1SoSR SSae is NoIsh shosSss $685. Phone JOHN
row brick. arranged for families;
baths. 2 refrigerators;; stoves; titles ready dy
possession at once. MIR. oREM' GE. 1888
LARGE ss ss-BATH BUNGALOW. Md rms
and bath on rss inns t ana sasm on
off0ho' oil h..'wh.: ny fenced rear yard, dstsehsd
s5o. RoBERT asSFtF MAaEE. sisi Re 772o until O.
ducing home Of 10. rooms and 2 baths
4ss 5as 'ns in sssssn' fHNsfISa
SSsHg2kr SH52Gk Ph IN issb Hnsa Hight of
rSma reoms sssh saR fuli f1i' basement chwR price
S12,950, convenient down payment and
SR sssR' Ga ha1lls dSesn 12o4 M ynneK 81
new NE sVsIi Vs.siooM, a Sesernter-hall brick homes
Quality materials throughout: Conveniently
located in Silver Spring -Takoma area. Cal
s:o Hsss i!E2 34eei aqs ssa
sass Sff ahIFgoN GsGFss ass sTlove1y semdet BRICK
owner-ocsnpisd new condition: nd,t;onss rSSms
drapes; owner must vacate; quick pos
session AUERBACH g. CO, DI. 3131;
eyes. NJ, Ayerbach. Ap: 59o7. Ill J..
cant, one Of the finer row brick homes, 2Q
It. wide with 8 large rooms, plus breakfast
nook and 2 tile baths; newly decorated;
oil heat; Q spacious and comfortably
home. VIM G. LIBBY CO., MA. 0942. 10
TAKOMA PARK-A beautiful detached
brick home on Flower ave. Vacant and In
new condition: has large rooms and tile
bath. Large room and lavatory. in base.
ment; concrete side porch; built-in garage;
oil heat; slate roof: large lot. Call early
for appointment, VIM. 6. LIBBY Co.
Eli SSInhyER 1SPRING-First-foo den, ine de-
tached brick on large, level lot; many un-
usual and attractive features; real fre-
place In paneled wall of living room; pan
eied den; tile kitchen; 2 bedrooms. each
twin-bed size; ample closet space; OF
suitable for large recreation room: Pos
session with title. Priced % HndeT Sl9,S9,o0: S,on
eyes, SIS zoos. TABIER, INC, 1713 N
st. NV. RE. 5000. 10
Evening star., 1946-10-10

RALPH d. COIN. INC, oners these re-
oasse sa4 faaHs oliver r. st.; det. brick. rms COM
pleteiy redecorated; for only 81 $3.50.
1870 4th ST.; 49, row brick, rms, mod,
kit. and bath with shower; excellent con-
1905 Taylor St; tapestry brick, rms !;
bath. Bryant gas heat, nice YARD ana
porches; for only Sl3,S0O. v
SITS. NV, EX. sos.
KENTUCKY AVE. SEC rms. and bath,
. porches, rec. rm.; nice lot; must ssn. ,,u
Woodridge-6-rm; brick, tile oatn, I4ii
RIDGE REALTY CO., 1881 r. I. ave. ne.
NO 1908
Evening star., 1946-10-10

GEO. n. WILLIAMS C0-COLOREDs 18th
rms and BATH priced ioI quick < sale asnsr At
and can Be handled for $1,000 d9Tn. down
CoLoRED =. $3.50 DoWN-Gonvssni.shnt len
brick ns ssf.,9n eos osfe yssds ge1 made into
to tesms ca ea
VI VIM. eeAhoSfSfs eiHh Sfs5srsJPI JPIRoPERfiEs, Ssis
rnI 17th oRtn ST Nv; PF section;
iarse rooms and bath, semidetached brick,
dSn' dition; very sSs' REASONABLE Terms Can Sntll
sAIioMSfs HsssdsekKso skorEKTiEs SsHShzs iofs T.
eeoLoREp@ssos Coz RE 1ossos 1.t ST: !..a N,w-y.ssaanst It
story story brick; rooms, full basement: sub
ssahssai sanity uRcioGo hsGs I REALTY CO. Me 1911
et'o}'LsoRgEb-NR. t'}' Red N. CAPITOL and FIosIaa , L.
beautiful, well-kept 6-room house
With Enslshtype sssemenas a,aa or hE DE- 5s55 asss
MiETRopoIIs ia se5 REALTY & INVESTMENT
G0 0; 00;dazzflsnSHTSRs azls n GapitS91 &. ATTENTION! We
on q double lot, conveniently located ne.
section, having, rooms and tiled .1s bstnsi al
with hardwoo9 floors and ,ata an.omaslc nts tSe Se
1st.fo hsa1 op~ apt Tsn IS Ideally aTTansed for
doctors suite with q, reception room onn 1ao
cesh with balance appropriately financed
viii take it, while against the monthly pay
ments will be rental income from the
a mininnuni and materially aid in retiring
the indebtedness. NEWsoM, lilo St.
n;si, nn;osii,.aREDWSsoo DOWN. s45 mo-: 1912
Ard s.w.; 2-story brick. 6 rms: 81, ,15n.
+. STATHES, 1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. $500.
coIoRED-AyoN REALTY Co.-on c st.
Sc We have q house and lot. The lot is
40x1Il0. Both for the price Of $4,000. We
can arrange terms. sDU. 4027 or HO. 9494.
coLoRED-NEAR 18th and 8 sts: NV:
excellent home or rooming house; 3-story
large yard to alley; $13,760; reasonable
Csso1IItooiRED-AvoN REALTY Cove have
seyeral houses In NV, ne, and Sc. sec
lions Of the city, With down payment as
low as $1,000. DU. 4o27 Or no. e4e4. -1s