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SOCIETY
Continued From Eighteenth Page.

Continued From Eighteenth Page)
/ ice will speak on "Forestation" at q
meeting of the Woman's Alliance of AL
| Souls Unitarian Church, at Fifteenth
and Harvard streets. tomorrow morning
! at / O'Clock. Luncheon will be served
following the meeting, with Mrs. H. S
Earle as hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pryor have taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel, where they plan to spend the
Summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor passed
the Winter in Chicago and Detroit.
The board of lady managers of the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital will give a garden party this
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at 1440
NJ street
The party is of a social nature and
not given as a benefit.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois is opening her
home to the Progressive Citizens Asso-
citation of Georgetown for a card party
this evening. Among those who have
taken tables are Mrs. Leon Arnold
Miss Eta Taggart. Mrs. Elizabeth Sui
Ivan. Mrs. Anne Hardy, Mrs. John
Butler and Mrs. T. M. Offutt. Several
by members Of the association.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott have as
their guest at the Wardman Park Hotel
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Blakely of
New York.
The marriage of Miss Matilda B
Nelson, daughter Of Mr.. Peter Nelson
of Summerdale, Ala. to Mr.. Paul G.
Wyatt of Piqua, Ohio, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Wyatt of Piqua, took place
Friday afternoon in the residence of
the off1ciating clergyman. Rev. G. w.
Wells Of the General Conference, at
504 Flower avenue. Takoma Park.
The house had an effective arrange
ment of mock-orange blossoms, peonies
and palms, and a program of nuptial
music was given during the services.
The bride, who has been connected
with the treasury department of the
General Conference of Seventh-day Ad-
ventists. wore a black and white crepe
de chine gown with a black turban.
trimmed with silver pin. She wore
white fur cape and a cluster bouquet
of white and yellow roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt will make their
home at Ill Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. selby, who made
their home at the Wardman Park
Hotel during the Winter, have gone to
Coburg, Canada, where they have a
Summer home. Later they will go to
their home in California.
Mrs Whelen, wife of Mai Townsend
Whelen. U. S. A, will give a tea this
afternoon in compliment to Mrs Harris,
wife of Col. Charles T. Harris Of Gov
err1ors Islands who Is in WASHINGTON,
for the week.
Assisting Mrs. whelen at the tea table
will be Mrs Noble, wife of Col. William
H Noble of Fort Jay. N. Y: Mrs. Peter
Murray and Mrs. william H. Tschappat.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
will entertain at dinner Sunday evening.
The marriage. of Miss Mary Earle
Hoxton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Robinson Hoxton, to Mr..
William Whann Mackall, IT., son of
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Second Floor Sales

$3.50 to SIS Coats-sports coats, dress
coats, genuine transparent velvet coats in
black and best colors; plain tailored coats,
fur trimmed coats. Misses and 81 =
women's sizes; sensational values. y
$3.50 to $45 Coats-smartly plain tai
lored or beautifully trimmed with genuine
furs. Cloth, silk reps, bengaline, tweeds,
novelties. Black, navy and best colors.
Misses, women's and extra sizes. SO
Marvellous values! .......... 10
$1e.75 to SIS Dressy Frocks and En-
sembles-a special selection of our finer
models, exquisite silk in lowered or plain
chiffons, 1aces. pastel georgettes, new
prints and combinations. Wonens and
misses sizes IA to 2o-s6 SO o.
to 4Z .................. II @s>O
Silk Dresses-expensive models with
that important "dressmaker touch" A
wonderful selection of dainty georgettes,
lowered chiffons, companion prints, in ex-
quisite Summer shades, both plain or
combinations: Women's ST 3 OK
Newest Sleeveless Georgette Dresses
fashions very smartest for Summer wear.
Have detached sleeves for sleeved dress
if desired Best colors. Womens $40
and misses sizes. "
$3.50 to SIS Cloth Ensembles. some
with jacket and skirt, others $40
jacket and dress. "
Two-piece Oxford
Suits silk lined and ex- SD IN
pertly tailored .......... Il @soO
$3.50 Velveteen Costume Coats, S0
three-quarter length; best eolors...
$3.50 Rayon Raineoats; lustrous quality;
thoroughly waterproof; best
s solor'' w0'nen's and misses 81 .O5
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Marriage Licenses.

Gilbert x. Greene. rs. and Anna L. Patter.
son, IS; Rev. Thornton b Rennell
John T. Harley. jr.. "a. this city, and
Catharins G Patrick, "a, Westernport, Nd.
:. Randolph Lewis: "a. and Gertrude Davis
al Rev. Alex WiIlhanks
Edward woodfolk. % and Alethia Cole
man, 81; Rev. L. z. Keser.
George Monk, %, and Lillian Logan, 90
Aubrey 3. Buchanan, ;r. and Vivian D
Allen, 10, both of Richmond, Va; Rev. Allen
F. Foore.
Marvin R. Thompson, %. and Florence D
Partello, Il; Rev. ". S. Abernethy.
=, Richard I. Forbes 19, and Helen s. Brooks
Francis J, Kelly, SO, Cleveland, Ohio, and
GLADYS 2. McLead. IS, Rochester, N. Y.
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JOURNALISTS ARRIVE
FOR AMERICAN TOUR
European Delegation Guests of
Carnegie Endowment for
World Peace.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 81 CP-Eleven
journalists, representing eight Euro
pean countries, arrived here yesterday
for a two-month tour of the United
States as guests of the Carnegie endoW-
ment for international peace.
Richmond, Atlanta. New Orleans, Den
yer. Salt Lake City, San Francisco,
Portland Greg; Seattle, Yellowstone
National Park. Minneapolis and Chicago.
The members of the group are
George Landoy, editor of Matinn, Brus-
sells: George Lechartier, Journal Des
DeBats, and Rene Puax. foreign editor,
lie Temps, Paris; Pedro Petridis, owner
of Seora, Milan; Fillippo Bojano, II
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AMERICANS COOPERATE.

MOSCOW. Russia, May 81 GP-
Soviet American relations were touched
upon by Alexei I. Rykoff, president of
the Council of Peoples Commissars. in
his speech last night opening the Fifth
ALL Union Congress of Soviets in the
Grand Theatre.
He declared there had been marked
progress in industrial cooperation as
evidenced by the increasing number of
American engineers and other experts
building up the industries of Soviet
Russia as well as by the large number
of bids for large concessions made by
Americans. He thought these only the
faint beginnings. since economic CO.
operation could develop on large scale
if juridical relations between the
countries we're established.
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France has shortage of agricul-
tural labor.
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His subject was The Political Value
of History"
Some of the guests at the luncheon
we're Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. Mr.
William Jennings Price. Mrs. e A
Stuart. Mrs. G. A. Douglas, Mrs. Eugene
f. Barrett. Miss Eleanor Smith. Mrs
A. E. Spangler, Mrs. Cordell Hull Miss
Charl williams. Mrs. l.. j. Battle, Mrs
Charles G. Matthews, Mrs. Rhett
Goode. Mrs Lester j. Pollock. Mrs
Harry N Rickev Mrs. Charles Hamlin
Mrs. j. D. Brodhead, Mrs. L. D. Tyson
Mrs Donald Mcdonald. Miss Marie
Mcdonald, Mrs. Frank S. Bright. Mrs
George M. Eckels. Mrs. Hobart Brooks
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell, Mrs. Kate
Trenholm Abrams. Mrs. D. Tucker
Brown and Miss Eleanor Connolly.
Miss Harrie Fumade Of the Portland
Hotel has Cancelled all social engage
ments. owing to her injury in an auto
mobile accident.
Miss Grace Dorman of the staff of
the Grafton State Hospital In Massa-
chusetts is making an extended stay at
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
France has a shortage of agricul-
tural labor
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HIGH STUDENT STAYS
CLASSMATE OVER GIRL
Youth, II, Turns Gun on Himself
After Shooting Victim Three
Times-May Die.

By the Associated Press.
PORTLAND Greg, May 21.-Herbert
BEEN. II, Jefferson High School student,
was shot and killed in a corridor of the
school here yesterday by Walter j.
Finke ir II. his classmate, in an argu-
ment over girl.
Finke shot BEEN three times and
then. before he could be overpowered.
turned the gun on himself He was
taken to a hospital, where 1t was thought
he would die.
BEEN died within a few minutes.
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Popolo D1talia. Milan: Salvatore
Cortesi, Rome correspondent, Associated
Press: Dr. Paul Brenzik, Ljubjana,
Jugoslavia; Dr.. Alfred Bihlmans, chief
of the press section of the Latvian
Ministry Of foreign affairs, Riga, Latvia
Casimir Smogorzowski, warsaw Courier
NJ A. Corteanu. editor in-cf1ief of
Argus, Bucharest; Julio Cameo, Madrid
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Mr.. william W. Mackall Of Savannah.
Ga, will take place this evening at Z
o'clock In Emanuel Chapel of the Viz
ginia Theological Seminary, near Alex
andria, Va. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception for members of
the immediate families and the bridal
, party in the home of the bride S
parents, at the seminary.
Capt, and Mrs. A. G. Pickens enter
tanned the bridal party at buffet sup
per last evening at their home, in
! Alexandria. following a rehearsal of the
wedding. Mrs. Arthur Bryant enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in Miss
Hoxtons honor. Among other enter
tainments for Miss HoXton and Mr..
Mackall we're luncheon given by Mrs.
Eliphalet Andrews on Sunday at her
country place. Vaucleuse, and a dinner
given by Miss Elizabeth Simms Satur-
Gay evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs Francis D. Merchant has leased
the house of Comdr. Train, Is Grafton
street. Chevy Chase, Md, and will soon
be joined there by her mother, Mrs,
Alexander B. Shepherd.
Mrs. Boyd Carpenter will entertain
at buffet supper Sunday evening.
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MACHINE GUN USED.
Former italian Consular Employe
Was Shot 16 Times.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 20 P.-
Cesare SanSomen. so, salesman, was shot
Is times with machine guns and in
stantly killed last night while he was
returning to his home from a nearby
store. Two children, playing near the
scene, said two large automobiles drove
UP and the firing was done from them.
Sansomen was formerly connected
with the italian consular Office here.
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Mrs. Boyd Carpenter will entertain
at a buffet supper Sunday evening.
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The marriage. of Miss Mary Earle
Hoxton,, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Robinson Hoxton, to Mr..
William whann Mackall, jr., son of
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LEGALITY OF DOG RACING
QUESTIONED IN ILLINOIS
State Supreme Court May Have to
Decide Issue Following
Judges Order.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The State SUI
preme Court may have to settle the
question of whether horse racing Is
legal and dog racing is not
Judge Harry Fisher has given the
States attorney five days in which to
bring proof before him that it is illegal
for . dog to chase a mechanical rabbit
around a track, when horse racing Is
regarded as lawful
There is serious question here"
Judge Fisher said. ''It Is whether the
State Legislature can say that betting
may be done on horse racing but not
on races by dogs or other animals. Until
that Is decided by higher court intend
to protect the property rights of those
who have investment In the dog tracks"
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THAW RENOUNCES RIGHT
AS EXECUTOR OF WILL
Philanthropic Woman Bequeathes
Estate to Church, Children,
Friends and Relatives.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 15.-Harry
X. Thaw yesterday renounced his right
to be an executor of the will OF his
mother, Mrs Mary Copley Thaw, phi
lanthropist and widow of William ThaW,
who died last Sunday, Stephen Stone
counsel for Thaw said last night. The
attorney said his client had been named
as an executor in a council made two
years ago by Mrs. Thaw. Stone gave
no reason for the action.
The will was probated yesterday after
Thaw had withdrawn as an executor.
The four children and the Presby-
terrain Church share equally in the
residue of the estate, according to the
terms of the will, after numerous be-
quests to relatives, friends, servants.
churches, colleges. hospitals and
charities. The requests aggregate
100000.
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Explorer Begins Expedition.

SRINAGAR, Kashmir Up. c.
Wiser, celebrated Dutch explorer, has
begun the crossing Of the Himalayas en-
route to the Karkoruin Mountains in
Tibet. His expedition expects to spend
all next Winter IN those mountains, to
which this h his third trip.
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= TOMORROW.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate Consisting
of Apartment House Known
a. Cathedral Mansions South,
Located at 1900 Connecticut
Avenr,e Northwest.

nv virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. GIT, folio IS ct seq
of the land records of the District OF Co
iunbia and at the request OF the peLS
secured thereby, the undersigned trus.eee
viii ofier for sale by public auction: ln L1oHI
T III EN- DAY OF JUNE. 1929. AT THREE
c coS to wit: Lot in SQUARE 2ioe in
Harry Wardman and Thomas p. Bones suo-
division of part of Pretty Prospect as.peL
niat recorded in the once of the surveyor
81 the District Of Columbia in Liber So, Iono
Co. Improved by the premises No. z9oO Con-
nectictt avenue northwest, ana Known ss
ali buildings and improvements OF every
Kind and description now erected or piaceo
on said lot, including all engines nousIs,
Elevators, dynamos, heating and nentins
apparatus, sprinkleTs and hre extlneusnInk
Systems and all fixtures, moVaple or lmmov-
able and personal property OF SAID nuIolnEi
/ Terms Of sale: The above propery. VII
be sold subject to q prior deed q srSss I9E
$3.50 600 a sag Interest from ;g M0ysmDb .
ance due and payable on the LIST cay OF
November, 1887. with AL cash above MS
chaser At time Of sale. All conveyanc1ne'
RECORDING and notarial fees at cost q pMlr,-
chaser Terms of sale to be computed YIN
within thirty days from day OF sale, osn sau
wise the trustees reserve the right 70 res 81.
defauitinE purchaser, after fve days adver.
tisenent Of such resale in some newspaper
published in the city Of Waslinsten: p ""
RALPH P. BARNARD,
HORACE @. SMTTHY,
teiodGds Trustees.
-
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sALE-HousEs.
FIRST COMMERCIAL
CORNER
i2o TT FRONT

NOW ARRANGED AS SEPARATE APIS.
This property has all modern improve
ments and can be made well paying propo-
Sition by renting out the two upper apart
ments and remodelins the first floor into
store. with additional space available for
three stores. viii accept small property
trust note or lot IN exchange. For fur
ther information call Mr.. MORRIS, National
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TACOMA LAKES, NE.
so MILES TO PORTLAND, Me.

Practically new set of buildings, attrac-
lively located, shaded by large pines, situ-
ated on elevated point commanding q beau
tiful view of the lake and wooded hills; fne
fishing and cunning; house IL rooms, sun
room, bath, heat, electricity, running water,
soaeens and storm windows; completely fur
nished; stable ASKS, Scar garage, wood
40 acres with buildings, 100 acres woodland;
immediate possession. An ideal Summer or
year-around home. Photos on application.
WALTER CLAIMING, INC.
so Congress ST., Boston.
Telephone Hubbard 1880
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WANTED-TO BUY HOUSES.

WANTED-BRICK. SEMI OR DETACHED.
rooms, baths. Saurs Addition. Col. Hts.
Mt. Pleasant. Address Box 2el-B, Star once.
CASH FOR WELL LOCATED WHITE OR
coiored property, regardless of condition;
also many clients who desire to purchase
homes on terms. Have numerous trade Of
ferings Of new homes. stores and apart
Natl li23 until pm.
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sALE-HoUsEs.
GROOM NORTHEAST HOME.
NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE.
ONLY S.. 5O0-TFRMS.

A beautiful tapestry brick home on a high
elevation in splendid northeast commu-
nifty Just OF Rhode Island. Colonial COW
cred front porch, reception hall. 9 large
rooms and tiled bath, open fireplace in liv-
ing and dining rooms; in good condition,
nicely decorated, natural trim; hot-water
heat. electricity. cellar: paved street and
alley. Only $500 with smaN cash payment
and terms arranged to suit. Call Potomac
4239-J.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

COLORED-SPECIAL.
Fairmont ST., east of l3th--Two bargains
of a lifetime; modern; possession: attractive
Mr. l4th and W-7-r. and b. brick, cleo
$3.50, on 5000 cash, balance easy.
Mr. LIST and T n.w.--7-r. and b. brick cleo,
garage: modern. $780, on $3.50 cash. bal
Mr.. Sherman ave and Hobart pl.-6-r and
b. brick, modern. $500 below cost, on easy
terms.
6 r. and b., garage, cleo. Low price, easy
Terms or will rent, S32. so mo.
Mr.. Navy Yard: N st.-5-room brick, in
good repair. Price, $2,e50, Inviting terms,
or rent, SIS. so mo.
vestment houses age offered cheap on terms
q number for TRADE or rent
34l8 18th St Columbia 1877
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SALE--HOUSES.
A BARGAIN.
CONGRESS- HTS

n 1OANNIN LID II -
7 lots and broom house. corner, baths
h-wh., cleo, gas. No reasonable offer re.
fused as owner is leaving city and must
sell at once. Will trade for smaller prop
J. T. TALBERT
s2i5 Nichols Ave. Sc. Lincoln 1857.
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sALEHoUsEs.

Woodbridge Bungalow Vacant.
2s2s nth st. p.e.--s rms, b.. modern;
large lot. BARGAIN, ,se.sso. Open Sunday
sold Atlantic 9s20-W.
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SUMMER CnTTAGES.

COPE CoDEWATBR FRONT COTTAGES.
sale or rent. g. z. Ellis, Cape Cod Homes
z. Brewster. Mass.
FURNISHED COTTAGE TWO WEEKS DUE.
ing July; Chesapeake or Edgewater Beacn:
must be reasonable; give details. ADDRESS
BOX lisa. Star once. -
FOR SALE = FURNISHED BuNGAL0W---
Sherwood Forest rooms, BATH eiectriciss'
porches Cleveland 1878. --
DELIGHTFUL, NEW. 5-ROOM BuNGALoW'
Completely furnished; garage; WaynesViLe'
N. c.. as minutes drive from Asheviie
Address P. o. Box 626, Waynes-
vile. or Phone Decatur 738. 10"
SUMMER HOMES.
ACKNOWLEDGES. KEENE. N. Y.-ATTRAC-
tive 5-room furnished bungalow, open nre,
place, bath. running water, garaee. icS ana
wood supply; S475 season. PH1LLIP SUbLh-
VAN. 304 E. SIND St, New York, N =.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. ROOMS
and bath. on Catoctin Mountain
INDIAN SPRINGS FARM -.
Frederick, Nd, Route B. IT
SUMMER CAMPS.
PARTY WANTED TO SHARE CAMP NEAR
city on Potomac River. Low rent. ADDRESS
Box 204-B. Star ONCE.
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FIRST TINE OFFERED.
PRICED UNDER 81, 500.
1885 sherwood st. ne, one
SQUARE north of 18th and d ne.
% and 7 rooms. tile bath, built
in tub, h.-w.h., cleo. lights, cedar
closets, servants toilet, wash
trays, Frigidaires, built-in ga
rage with each house, front and
rear porches paved street. Easy
terms.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV. Main $50.
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m THE COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
OF CHEVY CHASE.
s-RM DETACHED HOME WITH GARAGE.
ONLY sl3,5OO-TERMS.

on an attractive drive near a broad high
way, Just is minutes from the heart of the
city Charming detached home of English
domestic Gothic design. in splendid set
ting on q lot so #. wide by l25 #. deep.
with garage unusually large rooms, 2
tiled baths with built-in fixtures, spacious
living room with open fireplace, dining
room, well equipped kitchen and pantry,
dry trays and toilet. instantaneous hot
water heater and all modern equipment. In
perfect condition. artistic lighting fixtures
and decorations, hot-water heat. electricity.
screens throuKhout Owner will take $l3.500
and arrange terms. This home may be seen
nv calling Wisconsin 1887
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real bargain In splendid colonisl-type
brick home in the Petworth section, with all
modern improvements. Large rooms. tiled
bath covered porches, concrete cellar with
laundry trays: in good condition; hardwood
heat, electricity: nice yard with garage:
paved street and alley. Can be bought for
$3.50. on very reasonable terms, as owner
must dispose of 1t at quick sale. Don't fail
to see this home before buying. Call Lin
coin 1874
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COTORFD.

raise vegetables chickens and flowers. Start
by buying lot in Nauck, Va. near schools.
stores, churches, etc; on car line. 20 min
YOU can afford to pay for on rent money:
Of my lots costing 500 to $3.50 each; 50
down and g per mo: Drop = card to FRANK
Rainier. Nd. Phone Hyatts. 1852 until .
pm. for auto to inspect without any obliEa-
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BEST BUY IN BRooKLANI
WEST OF GEORGIA AVE.
EEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME.
7 ROOMS-BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ONLY Soo5O-TERMS.

Just Above 4th and r. l. Ave.
Modern 6-room homes Bath. back
Dorches Enclosed like rooms. colonial front
porch, large rear yards, garage. Price low
terms that you can AFFORD. For inspection
and details call.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1926 i4th St NV North sea.
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Extra Colored Bargain.
SIS QUINCY PL. NV.
Open for inspection. rms, modern brick
home with 2-car brick garage for only
&C. $50 in small down payment and easy
monthly terms. Be sure to see II today.
For auto to inspect phone Natl. 4l23 any
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BUNGALOW.

Decatur Heights, Md.
hot.water heat, gas and electricity; sarsEe
20 match. lot oex15o. just Oh Defense
HishyaE, 20 minutes from center OF city.
JOS. A. HERBERT e. SONS,
1918 18th @. NV.
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Buy This Home With Rent


Buy This Home With Rent
Money.
The terms OF purchase are really
less than q house of this type would
rent for and the location is every
thing that can be desired. It's with
in the zone of the new Sears-Roe-
buck development which Is establish
ing real estate values very materially
In this neighborhood.
1919 l. St. NE.
Just on Bladensburg Boulevard.
home especially designed for
comfort and convenience - colonial
brick construction; two big bedrooms
large living room; tiled bath; cleo
tricity; completely equipped Kitchen;
big front porch; terraced lawn.
500 Cash-S40 a Mo.
Open for inspection every day and
evening, including Sunday, Take Dis
trict line car leaving 18th and H SITS.
NV, walk two squares north or
transfer to bus.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
1919 18th St NV. Main 4s46.
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PARTY WANTED TO SHARE CANT. NEAR
city on Potomac River. Low rent. Adoresa
Box 2O4-B. Star Office
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COLORED-BARGAIN.
Northwest downtown. Was sos Re-
duced to only $3.50 Just $500 down, s8S
Doctor, roomers or apis. Immediate pos
session. Near trolley. bus and business.
National 9659 or, Sunday and evenings, Cler-