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Union Services Resumed.

HERNDON, Va, July 81 tSpeciaD -
The union services held the foulAh
Sunday in each month at the different
churches in this vicinity, with different
pastors preaching each time, which,
have recently been discontinued, will
be resumed tomorrow night when Rev
G. Wilbur Shipley will deliver sermon
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South The services start at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-27
COLORED CABMAN STRUCK
AND ROBBED BY TWO MEN
$11 Taken From Pockets After
Blow was Dealt From Behind,
John T. Evans Informs Police.

How two unidentified colored men
hired his cab yesterday afternoon on
Six-and-one-han street, directed him by
a circuitous route to the Sixteenth street
reservoir and hit him on the head from
behind, taking $11 from his pockets.
was related TO police last night by John
T. Evans, colored, Of 30S q street. When
he appeared at headquarters, Evans said
he was still suffering from the effects
Of the blow.
He was able, however, TO furnish
police q good description Of his as
SailantA -
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Wife Sues C. C. Walker.

Mrs. Esther G. e. Walker. 3439 Hol.
mead place, yesterday filed suit for an
absolute divorce from Cyril Charles
Walker OF New York City. They were
married July Is, 1925, and have no chil-
dren. Misconduct is alleged and a CO.
respondent named. Attorney Stanley D.
Willis appears for the wife.
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ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, July ~ (Spe-
ciaD Under auspices Of the Rock
vile Ministerial Association, Of which
Rev. DIR. Willard r. Minnick, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church, is presi-
dent, q series Of union services will be
held in the various Rockville churches.
The opening service will be In the
Christian Church tomorrow evening,
with Rev. George A. Minor OF Helena,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-27

The demand for talking machine
records in Japan is almost exclusively
for the great composers, but in China
go per cent of the records imported are
traditional Chinese tunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-27

There are no traffic rules in the
Sultante of Oman, in Southeast Arabia
It Is one of the few countries of the
world in which no motor vehicles are to
be found.
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Schweinhaut- Collins Wedding
lat Buena Vista Springs Today.

The marriage of Miss Margaret M.
Collins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
r. Collins Of this city, to Mr.. Henry A.
Schweinhaut, son of Mr.. Peter Schwein-
haut Of Silver Spring, Nd, will take
place this afternoon at BuenaS Vista
Springs, Pa, the Rev. Herman Fischer,
rector Of the chapel of st. Mary's of
the Mount, officiating, at O'Clock. Mrs.
Elizabeth Strang, organist, win play
the wedding music.
The bride will be escorted by her
father and will wear frock Of natter
blue imported silk, made with smart
little jacket, finished with deep seal
loped collar and o caScaded vest Of
soft cream color lace. Her hat is Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-27

The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James
j. Davis, has joined Mrs. Davis and
their children at Vertnor N. j., for the
week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-27

TIME Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr. Mellon, went to Pittsburgh
last evening to spend Sunday
Il with his son. Mr.. Paul Mellon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25
CURB ISSUES RALLY
AFTER SHARP DROP
Decline Stopped in Late
Trading After Many Stocks
Hit New Lows.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Z Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Rallying
tendencies appeared in the final hour
on the Curb today, bringing about some
sharp upturns from the lows reached in
the fourth hour.
Although some of the utilities. such
as Commonwealth Utilities and Tam
pa Electric, reached record highs, a
number of the more volatile issues were
we'll below previous peaks. In the avia-
ton group Transcontinental Air Trans
port, Western Air Express and Aero
Underwriters recorded new low levels.
Some of the pivotal shares, such as
Electric Bond and Share, after break
ing from 2 to 5 points. met support
levels. This was true of Electric In
vestors, Central States Electric, insult
Utilities, United Gas Improvement and
issues of that type.
Aviation Shares.
Aviation shares proved the weakest
SPOT in the first Two hours OF trading
Some of the newly formed investment
trusts came within fractions of their
previous low levels or original offering
prices. A few of the utilities that have
been whirled vigorously in preceding
sessions also reacted, but most of the
stocks in this division merely see-Sawed
as support appeared to be sufticiently
strong to absorb short selling and proflt
taking.
Commonwealth e. Southern, which is
slated to go over on the big board soon.
opened higher. but after encountering
several large blocks of stock, one Of
them amounting to 10000 shares, re-
acted, recovered and then relapsed
again.
Tampa Electric, which has persistent
" been accumulated on rumorS that
insult interests we're about to take 1t
over, early climbed to new high. AL
lied Power & Light met with profit TAX
ing that erased gains recorded in the
last several sessions Dixie Gas & Utili-
ties. United Gas, Lone Star Gas and
Arkansas Natural Gas responded to ia
vorable reports about the increased
consumption of natural gas. but later
ran into some selling around their top
levels.
Dissolution of the selling syndicate
in interstate equities did not bring
much dumping of these shares in the
first two hours. Blue Ridge common
and preferred come within a small frac-
ton of their record low marks Tri-
Continental at intervals was traction
ally higher. Lehman Corporation ret
further profit taking. The wind-up Of
other investment trust selling Syndi-
Gates. not yet announced, gave the list
q ragged appearance.
Pressure on List.
Specific favorable developments, such
as an lntimation of an early stock dlv1-
dend for Segal Lock, failed to bring
about generally higher levels in the in
dustrials. Croker Wheeler. new moved
within a comparatively narrow range,
which also was true of Commercial Sol
vents new. American Cyanamid met
further pressure.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, September IS (P) ~. S.
Department of Agriculture) Hogs
Receipts, $1,000 head, including 1000
head direct; market opened weak to 10
lower; later trade 10 to Is lower; hogs
scaling under 240 pounds selling most
loss; practical top, IL co. paid for num-
Der loads 1870 to 210 pounds weights;
butchers, medium to choice, $50 to 800
pounds, 925a10.45; 200 to $50 pounds,
10.00a11.00; $50 to 200 pounds. 10.00a
HOO; 100 to 100 pounds, 9.40a10.85;
packing Sows, 8.00a900; pigs. medium
to choice. 80 to 1870 pounds, 9.00a10.50.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head. Calves
Receipts, 5000 head. Choice fed steers
scarce, steady; others slow, weak to 25
lower she stock IS or more lower; light
yearlings scarce; stockers and feeders
easing off; top steers, 1878; slaughter
classes, steers, good and choice. 1900 to
1900 pounds, 13.25a1675; LOO to 1900
pounds, 13.25a16.75; $50 to LOO
pounds, 13.25a16.75; common and me-
dunn, $50 pounds up, 900al3.25; fed
yearlings. good and choice, $50 to $50
pounds, 13.50a16.25.
Heifers. good and choice, $50 pounds
down, 13.00a15.25: common and me-
dunn, 8.00a13.50. Cows, good and choice,
8.75a11 so; common and medium, 675a
8.75; low cutter and cutter, 5.50a6.75.
Bulls. good and choice (beeD, 8.90a
1925: cutter to medium, T.00a9.25. Veal
ers milk fed, good and choice, 15.00a
$780, medium 12.50a15.00; Gull and
common, 8.0Oa12.50. Stocker and feeder
steers, good and choice, all weights,
1O.75a12.25; common and medium, 8.25a
1850.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head, market
slow, weak to Is lower; native lambs,
13.OOa1325; early top, 1880: fat ewes,
4.OOa5. 90; feeding lambs, 1880 down
Lambs, good and choice, 90 pounds
down, 12.75al3.75; medium, IL .00a12.75;
Gull and common, 7.50a11 90. Ewes, me-
dunn to choice, $50 pounds down, 4.00a
$50; Gull and common, 2.50a4.25. Feed
er lambs, good and choice, 11.75al3.0O.
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HIGHER BRITISH DISCOUNT
RATE HELD UNDESIRABLE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 25.-While the
continued outflow of gold in the direc-
ton of the continent is causing some
concern on the stock exchange and in
financial circles. there is no undue ex-
element in banking circles where it
was known some time that such ship
ments are likely to occur
1t is stated that halt in shipments
may take place in the near future. but
If this should not occur it is believed
that the Bank of England will make
some arrangements with the CONT
mental centers whereby the movement
may be modified as the central institu-
ton is understood to be anxious not to
disturb the trade of the country by a
higher bank rate.
It is reported in city quarters that
leading British and American banking
houses have been asked to refrain from
shipping gold to New York unless the
exchange makes the transaction really
profitable.
1t is further understood that banking
circles and the Bank of England are
willing to allow further shipments be-
fore resorting to stringent measures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25

Radio industries Of the Netherlands
are operating at record capacities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25

all social and political problems. He
never referred to himself or his discov-
cries"
To thousands of people Einstein's next
statement to Eddy is even more strik-
ing.
Il, myself, am a pacifist, an absolute
pacifist. You may quote me as saying
so. We should even seek in time of peace
to have men take solemn pledge to
take no destructive part in any future
war, directly or indirectly. My pacifism
is an immediate feeling. Mass murder
and the destruction of human life is to
me disgusting. horrible, impossible"
To the cocksure individual. Einstein
would be a disappointment 1.-The nature
of reality in itself we do not know. We
know so little Of life itself. We cannot
even be sure Of determinism. We can
not label reality"
Not the casual Extraordinarily.
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paper Alliance)
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GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, September Is CP).-Neu,
low-price records for the season were
established in the wheat market today,
but then better power to rally was
shown than of late. Rallies were helped
production, exclusive of Russia and
China, will be 500 900 900 bushels below
the record yield of 1928. There were
also predictions today that wheat ship
ments from the Southern Hemisphere
will diminish considerably from now on.
Wheat closed firm. az to z above
Yesterdays finish. Corn closed IL tn
"a w: oats, u tn 81 advance. and
provisions ranging from IS decline to
a gain of a shade.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, September 25 Especially.
The cotton market steadied today fol-
lowing the liquidation of the long in
terests in October the past few weeks
and after notices had been circulated
aggressive buying by spot interests ad-
vanced near months nearly So bale
and cut down the October discount from
So points under December to only about
6 points at the close of the session.
Final quotations were 10 to 40 points
higher than last night. Spots were ad-
yanced 40 points to 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, September Is (R.-
Stocks, heavy; United States Steel leads
decline on tight money. Bonds, easy;
convertibles break with stocks. Curb,
changes. firm; sterling cables rise above
S4.85. Cotton, higher; spot house buy
ing. Sugar, easy liquidation. Coffee,
lower; trade selling.
CHICAGO, September IS (P).-Wheat,
firm; better export demand. Corn, firm:
frost damage Northwest. Cattle, weak
to lower. Hogs, lower.
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First Tonged Oyster Cargo.

BALTIMORE, September IS (Spe-
ciaD The first tonged oysters Of the
season came into Baltimore yesterday.
The cargo was small-only $50 bushels
but the oysters were said to have
been of exceptional quality for the
early season. They came from Her
ring Bay.
Hardly had the boat touched her
dock at the oyster wharf than there
was mad dash Of buyers, and in o
few minutes they had been sold at
Sl25 a buShel.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 25 (P).-Call
money firmer; high, 10; low. 8; ruling
rate, 8; close, 10. Time loans, steady;
80 days, 9a9M; $3.50 days, 9a9l4;
As months, 9a94.
Prime commercial paper, 6a6l4.
Bankers acceptances, unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25

Seventy-five sound films were made
In Germany in the last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25
SIGNS OIL AGREEMENT.

NEW YORK. September rs o.
Harris Hammond, president of the
Mexican Seaboard Oil Co., announced
today that his company has signed an
agreement with the Secretary OF the
Interior to become a party to the
conservation agreement in the Kettle
man Hills fields in California. The
company will receive Government leases
of $500 acres of land in the north dome
of the field, making 1t the second
largest individual holding in that area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25
Special DiSpat ch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September rs

The first gamekeepers' school In the
world has been established near Gin
ton, Hunterdon County, N. J.
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YARD; near schools and stores: $50: incl. ga
rage Inquire 1881 saith St, Mt Rainier. Nd.
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RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY.

RENT-STORES.
STORE AND APT, 20l4 NJ ST. NV, ZoNED
KAsS REALTY Co. Dec. 1910
4 45sn pa AYE sT s FSSE ShET E BR6s
Trust Bldg. Natl. 1896. 4.
BIT N cActf3L. z BLOCK FROM GOV
cath; h'-w'h' electricity 5000 S'i North
i4th AND L N.W.-3 CORNER STORES AND
10 OUTSIDE Egoms G1EEs iIGf mSRNh 5sn
sl7 N CAPITOL, 2 BLOCK FROM GOV
eminent Printing ofise-Ssts91reM; n rooms
STORE SPACE FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Busy store in heart OF and G SITS shop
ping district. G. C.. Ola 18th st. NV.
sIoTEs aIs sri s1n,t NW or 0 sHFprABLF
suitable for tailor. furrier or beauty par
CORNER STORE, ll0l o ST NV.
other DAYS call Silver Spring 1877.
FOR RENT,INSEw STORES sIOo WILL REmoD.
c COM Ss al trust rust Bids District 52si
DAYLIGHT STORE, REASONABLE RENT;
NV, apt: section; long lease. Apply zoo
s5sS0-22daSSee & N;W Ls2ad s s APT.
ssSs-3sss lot Rs na So* sSSsS;
IS 00-2237 MINI. ave. Sc. corner.
sl5 nth St NV. District 7558-755s.
1881 You st. n.w.-Corner, 3Ox3O feet 1900
as ss2 9 Wis is ave- ave- nw.2Ox6O feet; T., 00'OO
kit and bath; h.-w;h.: ao;.so. 49,. 5000
Cor; 18th and SITS. n. Sxso ieet' e0 oo
WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H St NV. National 1858.
1903 ST. NV.
Excellent location for colored clientele.
Good volume OF business can be developed
Rent, $50 month:
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON,
sIs 18th st. NV. National 2o7s.
GROCERY STORE.
1881 GA. AVE. NV,
Large store. in splendid location; suitable
10 ,.o my :, NJ ~ cAFRITz, n,., oman
1892 l4th ST. NV.
Attractive store, located in good business
section, Reasonable rent.
DoNNELLY PLANT, INC. -
3l23 14th st NV Columbia 0s38.
8O9 18th St. NV.
Desirable store location IN the heart Of
the downtown business section. Large win
dow display; light and heat furnished
splendid condition and modern IN every par
ticular; fronting on wide thor3ushfare; low
rentf DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, kealtors.
National 1872 1913 18th ST s.
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81 zs0-RARGAIN

S4750-BARGAIN.
Lovely 5-room bungalow, h.-wh. oak
floors, tile bath, hoored attic. garage. chick
en- house, large lot; near bus Inquire 1877
r. I. ave. ne. or phone North 1908
$3.50 CASH-$38.5O PER MO.
Excellent bungalow containing 4 large
rooms and bath, every modern convenience;
located u block from r. I. ave. ne; price,
$3.50. INQUIRE 1888 r. i. ave. ne. Phone
HyattSville $40.
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CApTTOT. Hill

4426 7th ST NW-ATTRACTIVE DKTACH-
ed residence, SIX large rooms. tile 6atI..
Redecorated Throughout. Perfect condition.
Open all day Sunday Price, $3.50. Easy
H. H. CARTER, Realtor.
SOC Investment Bldg. Nat. 4i73
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SAIELOTS.

TWO LOTS, 50x2OO EACH: MCLEAN, VA.
Near school y and s stores; SIPS for both. Ad-
LARGE CORNER LOTS ON WIDE AVENUE,
high and overlooking Potomac Valley. with
trees and improvements; about 26c foot;
lTqntsge and IN B. C. Potomac 4s1s.W y.
THREE LOTS, ON CORNER, IN WASHING
Ala; reasonable; 5Ofa cash; easy terms.
Address Box 429-B. Star Office
ton County, va, i6Oxii5 feet, between upper
F. term; MY MY ss55 s. Si Ko0% o 1913
WILL SACRIFICE $3.50 EQUITY IN CHEVY
FIVE COOP BUILDING LOTS. JUST
at bargain T. X. GRANT c S5' 1851 'f
CHEVY CHASE-3 LARGE LOTS, COR
H iehGqs sSs star leaving city
CHEVY CHASE. p; G; MILITARY RID; NEAR
fss Sgs '' Mr. SsP Nat $685. oF
CHEVY CHASE, D, G.. BARGAINS,
N S2nd R Ne Riste mItsfy fd
Broad Branch I'd, $, & w...:.......... 1850
M sRd gRG5 MI r. S e II os5S or sheD as2
LOT ON BLhDENSBURG RID. 85xl9O. REA-
sSnsbls 5lGsks R tp8m i5sh sand and ne
RICH, GROWING SECTION; 5. 10. 20 ACRE
tRer Incarnation Information, address Box s77-B. Star
offce.
map maPioGoI1 Ap 5S Realtor sos Pa ave Sc
xl,lOO-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, d.
proyements; level; worth much more
,.,. - 6, APELBERT W. LEE NsEIon., ,o,s
s,,,Y,Y,v1 T1EcTD nj pTTTT nTNC. TOTC
and and home home sites in various, sections of the
city at attrsetiy TN pEiseS aRd terms GnRpN
Real Estate Dept 6sDf' oi ion and G.
s55O-RANDLE HIGHLANDS, RESTRICTED
white; So # front on Anacostia rd'' wafer
sos ~, s' g XPEEPERT W, NEE EgEioD., 1896
MASS. AVE-FRoNT, soxl5o, NEAR 5Oth
1,4s H 81 AP N:W w. k National 1895.
CHEVY CHASE, .. C---55xl2o; FINE SHADE
,s.s H st HP S:W' W. k Ession.l 1885.
81 tG'' Fl ssR;; y Hes"
eeRR syy CHASE eRsss. -sSziso ,;is: $'S SsS
ShsTy eRsss oMdd.5oxizs 'A SSS
Amer. Univ Park--Corner Los
OAKCREST-LOTS AND VILLA SITES IN
on the ridge; ideally located: beautiful views;
wooded and cleared building sites; terms
most reasonable: money 10 nnance you TO
buid also lots in Green Spring Valley and
Va Highlands and Aurora Hills. II you are
buying or selling see
j. L. PRICE. Oakcrest ONCE,
Mt Vernon Blvd, near Frazier Ave.
Phone Clarendon 2ll5-W-l.
WANTED-LOTS
WILL, BUY LOT. CHEVY CHASE. d. C.,
from owner for cash: so IT, preferred State
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
D. {

a4oi 24th st. n.e-Besutiful corner home,
only one block from Rhode Island ave. IN
pretty section OF Woodbridge; concrete paved
street and alley all modern; hot-water heat
open fireplace, sun parlor, earage TnE
home has been taken in trade and can oe
call North 730.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
WANTED-FARMS.

WANT SMALL FARM NORTH OR NORTH
east of Washington, on or near transporta-
ton. in exchange for small bungalow and
81 500 cash, Many other farms wanted for
small city houses. r. D. LILLE. Citizens
Bank Bldg. Takoma. Shepherd 5000.
MODERN DAIRY FARM, 30 TO so COW
barn, close to Washington. Address Box
1893, Washington, D. C. 10"
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WAIVER FRONT PROPERTY.

WE OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE MOSa
modern and complete homes IN SouIn tEI
Md; master house of 10 rooms ano oa, nH
completely furnished; IS acres OF lano; sun nS
en- garden. artificial pool. GREENHOUSE. piS ,,S
small yacht and everything that you eouIo
wish for on a water front estate; priced less
than half of original cost; rear xaLue
Photos at this once. BAUMAN q EGaaN6-
NAN Man, Thomas ci McEth 7 pssaeur 4'OO OF
FOR sALE-LARGE 3-SToRY OLD COLO
NAL house IN the heart OF progresshs
miles from D; G. ideal home gt.r or o, sgmmer
HOME. HOTEL OR CLUB HOUSE, II
rooms acres, surrounded by water; ideal
for bathing, fishing, ducking; oysters, ETC.
electricity. exchange for clear property.
Franklin 6406. Sunday Atlantic z25l-W.
PINEY POINT. MD.-FOR SALE. WATER
front lot, size 50x400; priced below actual
value for quick sale. Address Box 3S9-B,
Star once. |
NORTH BEACH LOT ON OAK ST. WATER
front. $500 500 down, $40 per month. IL
Seaton NV. ---
WANTED-A LOT AT NORTH BEACH;
must be reasonable; soft. frontage or more.
Address BOX 482-B. Star ONCE.
40 ACRES WITH LARGE, OLD BRICK
house; good soil; considerable frontage on
salt water; below Annapolis; near State
road w. c.. Williams. 3505 Rittenhouse ST,
WOODED SITE ON ROUND BAY, SEVERN
River. Level land, fronting directly on
sandy shore Electricity, hard road; $1,000:
terms Address Box 253-B. Star Office g
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MAKE MONEY ON CHICKENS AT THIS
comfortable home of rooms, bath: city
water. sewer. gas. cleo. front porch, sleep
ing porch. 2-car garage; near cars. bus, high
wav; no commission. HyattSville 20a-J
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NEW HOUSE, BIG TREES.

LYON VILLAGE-$8,50O HOME CAN BE
bought for $1,000 on quick sale from owner.
Owner will agree to occupy same at $50 per
month until April L; good investment.
Clarendon 1880
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

FOR CoLoRED; TEN ACRES; 8 TO 10
miles from Silver Spring; near pike; good
farm land. Address Box 395-B Star ONCE,
NEAR D. c. OR NEAR ANY RAPIDLY
growing city, suitable for subdivision pur-
poses in exchange for income property;
might add cash for specially attractive deal.
FULTON r. GORDON, Continental Trust
Bldg District 523l.
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1910 q 81; .ec "'--o 500 90
,ona e; n VI rooms . baths 95 90
so 1sth n Va rooms, bath, cleo 100. rs 90
2i. Sec st. NV T. o. n'.H" $500
1887 Nuns si ave ne looms' D"'i'' so 90
OH n " ave nw-5 rms. b. cleo IS 90
GEO W IINKINS co, 1888 De Sales st.
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SAFE nR EXCHANGE.

moo FLA viii consider equity in Washing
ton property or vicinity. Apt. i74l Lanier pl.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
WANT SMALL APARTMENT TO TRADE
for eight-room detached house; pay some
difference. Address Box 264-B, Star ONCE.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS DESIRES
to exchange, during the first four or FIVE
months Of 1890, modern furnished residence
near Pinehurst, N. c., for furnished resi-
dence in Washington. Address los House
BUSINESS PROPERTY. End TRUST NOTE
COLORED PROPERTIES
THos E FARRELL Co. REALTORS.
TRADE $500 EQUITY IN RENTED 7-R..
2-b. brick, mr.. North Cap. St, for small
apartment house. Met. 1927. Clev. $780,
OFFER $500 EQUITY IN OR. HOME.
Potomac Heights; 2-car gar; for smaller
house or Investments. Met 1927. Clev. $3.50.
3-FAMILY FLAT FOR CITY HOME OR
Met 1900, Cley. PIG
$3.50. LOVELY. NEARLY NEW BUNGALOW
of 5 rooms and attic, with garage. Splendid
condition; oak floors, hot-Water heat paved
street, good location Will trade for mouse
ne. or s.w. Shepherd 254s.
WAN1ED-LARGE APT.
in exchange for II we'll rented houses and
good business lot. subject to first trust only
and other good security; total equity.
Sl50.000. Give location and statement in
reply. Address Box 318-B, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
RENT-SUBURBAN.

DESIRABLE Two-FHMILY HOUSE WITH
all modern improvements, including garsse,
near ear line, school and stores: 500 per
month AURORA HILLS HOMES. INC
Mount Vernon Boulevard at Frazier avenue
Rhnna Clarendnn lllA7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
RENT-FARMS,

4sO ACRES FINE SOIL, GOOD HOUSE.
barn, orchard, water. etc; Montgomery
J. L. MARTIN, 1910 Vermont Ave. Ad. s77l
CHICKEN FARM IN MD. ON GOOD ROAD;
rent reasonable. OWNER. Address Box
414-B, Star once.