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K St Office Building
Is Sold for $200,000
Th« five-story office building at
1420 K St. N. W. was sold yesterday
to a syndicate headed by Joseph J.
Crowley for the reported sum of
9100,000.
property was held by M. F.
Mangan, who bought it about two
years ago from Louis T. Roulea,
architect and builder.
Half-Yearly Sale of Furniture and Homefurnishings Now in Progress
TWO ADVANCE COAT SALES
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FUR COATS JL JSk WINTER COATS
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$135 to $l5O Fur Coats f \
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Beaverette (dyed coney); Black Caracul. Siberian Lamb. Grav Worn- j\ \\\
- ra a bb“) a • Sc d o a m^ f tt s skin Gray s<iuirrelette (dyed ™bbit); Sealine (dyed. | 1 . Women’s and Miutf Size, ■ .T f
$195 to $225 Fur Coats 14 to 46 |
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$I O Q ■ /w V | f . warm weather is a good time to buy a coat for cold weather.
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' fl K JK ll\ I l fashion-wise woman to buy her winter coat now when stocks
Northern Muskrat, Blonde Pony with Red Fox, Pony with Baby Seal, i v LM I ' are com P lete and her selection may be unhurried.
Gray Kitt Skin with leather. Cocoa Kitt Skin with Fox, Antelope with I fiMLjEfl 'fl
Nutria, Susliki, Beaverette (dyed coney) with Natural Muskrat. ' «BK* H, | Pj ne FabriCS Such ! aS—-
$230 to $265 Fur Coats i I F-JJ- Broadcloth—Duobloom—Norma Cloth—lmported Tweeds ‘
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1 1 1 / 1 / / * - Skunk Opossum—Baby Seal—Kit Fox—Civet Cat—Susliki—Red '
Snakeskin Pony, Blonde Pony, Sealine (dyed rabbit) with Natural , \ II I v / / Fox and many others i
Fitch; Gray Broadtail (sheared lamb) wi&Wolf; Marmink, Pony, 1 > /I / W-/
Cam S,|,„ B.ta Seal. V . . , 'll Nt w Winter Shades of-
$275 to S3OO Fur Coats || rlf / c '’ nc s'> e««t / n I I Guava Red —H rveet Brown—Normandy Green—Modern Blue
SIQQ [ J I . Coran Tan-Gray-BUck
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Sealine (dyed rabbit) with Russian Fitch; Natural Muskrat; Beaver- /.. 'f I -s—>-?' MLI '. f Paquin’s Heart Collar—The Pouch Collar—Deep Fur Cuffs —Side
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Wolf and many other fine coats. {Tnird Floor) ! r. \ rr
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I New Silk Dresses | F siLK a HOSE <I I New Autumn Frocks
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M 7 A \ |Uj weight hose of excellent quality and in all smart feV II I Mt
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S' Ww occasions for. during the 8 / For Fan, Ritz and liIUIO ' <1
summer. Made in becoming Xr ' Xi Black. Mi
Jfi f / styles lor 2-piece effects. In M Fine quality slips of crepe de chine, flat crepe, or M KJ j
X / // maize, orchid, tan, green and Jr! fayon sport satin. Both tailored and lace trimmed Going away? Then you’ll want , i l \ lM 9
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DRIVER HURT IN CRASH
CHESTER, Pa., Aug. I.—Wil
liam Kennedy, of 604 Congress Ave
nue. Is a patient In the Croaer Hos
pital and in a serious condition from
head and body injuries, sustained
when his car figured in a collision
with the machine of Dominick Var
elie, of Wilmington. The accident
happened near Kerlln Street en
trance to Crozer Park. Janies .Gal
lagher sustained lacerations of the
head and Lillian Hatch, Upland,
was cut by flying glass.
. -THE-WASHINGTON TIMES \ Th* National Daily 'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1928
Colored Women Dedicate
Frederick Douglas Shrine
The. National Association of
Colored Women this afternoon will
dedicate the recently erected care
taker’s house at Cedar Hill. Ana
costia, the home of Frederick Doug
lAss.
.Mrs. Nettie Langston Napier,
chairman of the Douglass Memorial
Home Association, will make an ad
dress.
Bremen Flight Chief
Hl After Operation
BERLIN. Aug. 1. —The condition
of Baron von Huenefeld, leader of
the crew of the transatlantic plane
Bremen, who was operated upon for
appendicitis yesterday, caused some
anxiety today.
While the operation was success
ful and the baron appeared to he
holding his own some of his friends
worried for feay his general physical
condition would suffer
Man Lying in Bed Shot
By “Swarthy Intruder”
NEW YORK, Aug. I.—Louis
Meyerson, 40, was shot and killed
early today as he lay In bed. His
wife- Rebecca, told police he was
killed by one of two intruders who
were young and swarthy.
Two straw hats, left by the mur
derers in their flight, furnished the
only clues. Mrs. Meyerson said,
her husband had no enemies.
BANDIT HOLDS-UP CAR
WILKES-BARRE, Pa., Aug. 1.
A masked bandit, flourishing an
automatic pistol, held up ths crew
and passengers of a Nanticoke
trolley car of th® Wilkes-Barre
Railway Corporation at a lonely
point ih' Hanover township. The
conductor. David Daniels. aM the
motorman. Harry Coolbaugh. and
five passengers were terrorized and
the thief fled with |7O, the day’s
receipts.
Summer Students at
G. W. U. to Celebrate
The close of the first term In the
summer session of the law school,
Columbian College; the graduate
school of letters and sciences, the
school of engineering, the school of
education and the division of library
science, of George Washington Uni
versity, will be, celebrated with an in
formal party for the students of the
summer schools In Corcoran Hall
and the college vard'on Friday night.
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New Freight Terminal
The new depot of the Potomac
Freight Terminal Company in tha
southwest will be designed by Apple
tin P. Clark, jr.. in collaboration with
William H. Cookman, of PhUadalr
phis.
The terminal development win be
one of the finest in the country, pro
viding for the handling tA perishable
food products by rail, water and
truck transportation.