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SALE-HOIJSES.

CHEVY CHASE-$11,9 $50.
Two Short Blocks from Conn Ave.
You will find in this home. a. real buy.
1t contains living room 20 IT,. long. with
large living porch bed rooms, tile bath,
large attic and bult-in garage. 1t Is fully
screened and has hardwood floors through
out. viii sell On very easy terms. Wis
consin 1878
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Mt. Pleasant Bargain
$8.05O.OO

Perhaps you are now renting q
two or three room apartment. Would
1t not be better to have six-room
modern home that you can purchase
on terms better than rent? This
property is located in one of the
best sections of Mt. Pleasant, and
very convenient to both bus and car
lines. In addition to the six rooms
there is a Colonial front porch and
double rear porches, one of them
enclosed. Hot-water heat, electricity
and electric refrigeration. An inspec-
ton will prove that a real value is
Offered here.
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SALE-HOUSES.

10th ST. HEIGHT
Near entrance Rock Creek Golf Course
and Walter Reed Hospital Semi detached
center-hall brick home, slate roof, bed
rooms, 2 baths covered porches, parouet
floors, maids room and garage. Sell for
$4,000 less than cost year ago. Terms to
VIM. B. KRAFT. Nat. 1859; Eve. Ga. 44O5.
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Charming Home in
Chevy Chase

II you appreciate construction as
well as looks in a home, yoG will
realize upon inspection that you will
have to go far to duplicate the value
offered here. On the first floor there
are large entrance hall living room,
bright dining room, lavatory, very
large screened-in rear porch, and an
up-to-date kitchen that will delight
any woman. Four bed romos, two
colored tiled baths and another large
screened porch on the second floor.
Attic over entire house. Several other
attractive features included that are
not found in the average house.
Handicapped plot $50 feet deep, with
a two-car brick garage. One block
west of Connecticut Avenue. Price
only $21,500.00.
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SALE--LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS.

WILL TAKE YOUR LOT FOR NY HOUSE
at III nth. st; Sc; a colonial brick.
porches well built; near Eastern High
School; have $500 equity. Mr.. LEE, Room
507. 1343 St NV. Nat. 1886.
HAVE CLIENT, DESIRABLE BUILDING
lots, northwest; pay part cash. :.
Met 1853 Sc
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SALE-ACREAGE.
SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

2s3 ACRES GOOD TOBACCO LAND
enough timber to pay for it; 81 800 terms
Erwin REALTY CO.. phone Hyattsville 765
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WANTED TO hENI-HUUSES.
ABOUT EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN. I'M
proyements: downtown; NV. Around $50
Dec itur 1897. 81
IS YOUR PROPERTY VACANT? WE ARE
having applications daily for 6-room mod
ern houses. NV. section. List yours Tor
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, INC,
1914 Vermont Ave. DIST 62l0.
we have calls for property in all sections OF
the city and vicinity.
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
Call National s733 800 North Capitol st.
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500 CASH-$59. so MONTHLY
5000

NEAR 14th AND SPRING RID. NV.
In perfect condition. with AGAR garage,
inclosed breakfast porch, electricity; close to
stores and all means of transportation. Call
Adams 264l after pm.
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Chevy Chase

Here is offered an outstanding buy.
Detached home of seven rooms, In
Guiding Solarium, on first floor.
Hardwood floors throughout. Large
kitchen with modern equipment. Lot
las feet deep, with shade trees and
garage.. An ideal home for a family
with children,
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AN INCOME FOR LIFE
SO 900 per year net profit from small
houses. well located Modern improvements
and always rented Out-of-town owner
will sell for $4,000 less than original cost;
s., 900 cash, balance from rents.
VIM B. KRAFT.
Nat 1859; eve Ga. f405. Y
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643 Ia. Ave. NV.
LOW RENT, S45.

210 BRYANT ST. NE.
This comfortable home contains large
bright rooms and bath; large front and rear
yards. A real bargain.
CAFRITZ,
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SALE-HOUSES.
NEW-DETACHED
Individual Colonial Home.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c,


Here is an unusually well planned and ex-
tremely we'll built new colonial type home.
1t is situated on a pretty wooded lot. facing
south and on one of the really choice streets
in Chevy Chase. A large covered concrete
front porch adds considerably to the Iva
ability of this home. The living room with
its open fireplace has attractive bay
window opening to the south and affords
ample wall space to enable the owners to
create that honey atmosphere so much de-
sired in their living room. The dining room
is extremely we'll planned. bright, and looks
out on a beautiful lawn in rear. A kitchen
to delight the most discriminating of house
wives; all known modern conveniences are
to be found, with the purchaser to have
their choice of electric refrigeration, placing
OF shelves in pantry and kitchen. There are
three go full sized bed rooms. two (2) COM
plete baths, finished third story and a two
CD car brick garage; all doors and windows
screened. You will do well TO drive out and
inspect at your earliest opportunity.
1888 Legation St.
Two t2) Blocks West of Conn. Ave. NV.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PM.
ALFRED T. NEWBOLD,
owNER-BUILDER.
CLEVELAND 1948 1926 CONN. AVE NV.
A CHARMING NEW HOME.
Superior Construction
and Finely Finished.
Inspect
Sis Kansas Ave. NV.
Gust North of Hamilton ST.
ONLY $o450.
Easy Terms.
Open Daily Until 9 PM.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

REAR 1882 eth ST. N.w.-LARGE WARE
house and 1000 IT,. Of ground $50.
Rear 425 New York ave. n.w.-Laree ware
house: $40 Call 1921 9TH st. NV. Nat OSLO.
ass VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.
Convenient location suitable for second
commercial or business uses.
JAMES r. SHEA, 643 La. Ave. tn.w.
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$500 CASH.

This desirable 4-bed-room home is located
near Sherman Circle and can be bought al
a very reasonable price. The>terms can be
arranged to suit you. 1t has every modern
appointment and can be seen by calling
Cleveland l75S-W.
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SALE-HOUSES.
$500.

NEAR CAPITOL AND UNION STATION.
Two-story bay-window brick house. three
rooms deep, having six rooms tthree large
bed rooms bath. double rear porches.
under entire house Easy terms.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 x ST NV, NATL $500.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

,FFICE. TELEPHONE LISTING AND sERv-
&c in lawyers suite; reasonable. Address
,ox 275-D. Star ONCE. 81
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SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.

BY OWNER.
2615 18th st. NV. between Ontario I'd
and Harvard st. entrance to Rock Creek
Park-6-rm. brick, ami, large yard: best
neighborhoGd.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

CEDARHURST ON CHES. BAY-32 MILES.
D. C. line tnear Shady Sidel Lots and cot;
tages at lowest prices and terms. BAUMAN
a. HEiNZMAN. / Thomas circle. Dec. 400.
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON THE WATER
FROM Breton Beach. Md. Accommodate g..
$25 week Phone Adams 1853
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At Rentals Greatly Reduced;
933 N ST. INVITE AENS1aEtd A N |
4 rms. Kitchen and bath, $500 TO s9?.oo |
per month includes heat, hot water. !ahlIoE |
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY
1893 18th st. NV Natl e323. O32z. |
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interest of the Remarque narrative
There is stirring sequence Of romantic
appeal IN which Remarque's schoolboy
soldiers have a midnight rendezvous
with the French girls across the canal
This is as Remarque wrote 1t and 1t is
a beautiful interlude Of young love in
the midst Of war.
Lewis Milestone, one of the youngest
and most prominent directors in pie
lures, directed "All Quiet" A sterling
cast was chosen by Milestone and Carl
Laemmle, IT., and nothing was spared
to make this the greatest of all pictures
of the war, exactly as the book was the
greatest book of the war.
Louis Wolheirn, famous for his crea-
ton Of the role of Capt. Flagg" in the
stage production Of what Price Glory"
Of 20, head the cast. Wolheim has the
role of "Katezinsky'' and Ayres the role
of the leading character, Paul." 9th
ers in 1.-THE cast are Russell Gleason, Will
liam Blackwell, Scott Kolk, Walter
Browne Rogers, Ben Alexander and
Owen Davis, jr., as the six comrades
Of Paul; John Wray, noted New York
actor; George slim" Summerville,
Harold Goodwin, Richard Alexander,
Arnold Lucy, Pat Collins, Bill Irving,
Yola D'Avril, Poupee Andriot and Renee
OdIuOlQe.
The story is based on the experiences
and observations Of Remarque, who
went to the front as a schoolboy Every
character is declared authentic, as is
every incident. Critics have proclaimed
the grim realism of the book the secret
OF its record-breaking success, and this
powerful appeal Universal Is said to
have brought TO screen.
The battle scenes of "All Quiet" In
which more than 1000 soldiers, war vet
Grams Of all nationalities, participated
are its most spectacular features. They
show the war as 1t actually was fought
and not as sideline observers imagined it.
The story opens with Paul" and his
comrades enlisting in the hysteria of
patriotism. and carries on as one after
the other Is killed AS the book is out
spoken so is the picture. 1t was adapt
ed to the screen by George Abbott and
Maxwell Anderson, co-author of What
Price Glory" required more than three
months of actual photography and cost
more than a million dollars in the
making.
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Heads Up" at Fox
Buddy" ROgerS-HeIeI


Buddy" ROgers-HeIen Kane.
CHARLES ("BUDDY") ROGERS viii
be seen at the Fox Friday in Para
mounts screen version of the musical
comedy Heads up, with Helen
("Sugar'D Kane, of hoop hoop a -doop'
fame; Victor Moore, the funny stage
comedian, and pretty Margaret Breen,
recent screen recruit from Broadway.
Rum-smuggling villains, grumblinE
dowagers, heavy loving and heavy
laughing-these are said to be some Of
the features of Heads Up" Rogers
appears as the youthful graduate of the
Coast Guard Academy, who is sent
aboard a private yacht to get its cap
tain who is suspected of dealings with
rum runners at sea- Aboard The yes-
sci he makes the acquaintance of Mar
garet Breen, daughter of the owner !;
Helen Kane, the sister, and Victor
Moore, the cook. Then the fun begins.
Song hits include "Ship without a
Sail" and My Man Is on the Make.
Al Lyons, THE Aristocrat of jazz,
opens his engagement at the Fox Fri
day as master of ceremonies. He ia
pianist and 1t is said q very coed
one. A new Fanchon and Marco
Idea" Will be the stage attraction, with
clever array of talent and the attrac-
tive chorus of sunkist beauties. The
Fox Movietone News will complete the
program. q
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ways know what to do. Crude and
harmful methods will never appeal to
you. Go prove this for your own
sake. It may save great many dis
agreeable hours.
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by ply
sicians for 50 years in correcting ex-
cess acids. 25c and SOC a bottle
any drug store.
Milk of Magnesia" has been the
y. S. Registered Trade Mark of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles H.
Phillips since 1875.
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mere 1OllOWlf1g SX-
ten lie d engage
ments in " e W
York, Boston and
adelphia.
In % r o K e n
Dishes" Mr.. Meek
offers one of the
comic portraits for
which he has be.
come famous, In
the role Of q hus-
band who accepts
orders from his
wife for many
years q n d even
goes SO far as to
admit she made a
mistake when she
married him. Al
though the author
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Metropolitan
Holds Over "OId English"

HOLDS Over odd English"
GEORGE ARL1SS proves again that
good pictures have a patronage, for
odd English" hts newest Warner
Brothers and Vitaphone attraction,
Will be held over second week at
Warmers Metropolitan.
odd English" which was one Of Ar
liSs' great stage successes, concerns q
crochetty old ship-owning roue of Liv-
erpool. His youth has been spent In
ph1landering and. he finds himself in
his old age with a set of grand
children on his hands. These young
sterS believe him to be their guardian.
but be Is in reality their granddad.
and he finds himself at his advanced
age ut the point Of bankruptcy, so that
IN order to provide for them he en-
barkS In . shady deal which would
have incriminated him. But "OId Eng
lish" eventually finds q way out and
defeats his creditor.
Alfred Green, who directed "DiSraeli. :"
welded the megaphone and the sup
porting cast includes Betty Lawford,
Leon Janney, Doris Lloyd, Ivan Simp-
son. Reginald Shehleld, Murray Kinaal
and Joan McLain.
The supplementary program presents
Ruth Etting in Vitaphone variety,
RoSeland," wherein the Ziegfeld star
Is seen as 8 dance hall entertainer. A
Mickey Mouse Cartoon comedy, 1.-THE
F1reighters," and the Graham Nc
Nance Talking Reporter Newsreel com
piete the entertainment.
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Sick stomaehs, sour stomacfs and
indigestion usually mean excess acid.
The stomach nerves are over-stimu-
lated. Too much acid makes the
stomach and intestines sour.
Alkali kills acid instantly. The
best form is Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia, because one harmless, taste
less dose neutralizes many times its
volume ia acid. Since its invention,
so years ago, it has remained the
standard with physicians everywhere.
Take spoonful in water and your
unhappy condition will probably end
in five minutes. Then you will al
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- $500 NNAe
Refnarque's book,
regarded as one of
the great human
documents of the
World War, has
been translated In
almost every Ian
guage. Universal
presents Cali Quiet"
as a super picture,
produced and d.
rected with the aim
OF carrying the
greatness Of the
book to the screen,
truthfully and with
out magnification,
maintaining all the
powerful DIR a m q
and ipfavTan human
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"HaIf Shot at Sunrise"
New Picture at R-K-O Keith's.

"haH SnOG 6t Sunf1Se
New Picture at R-K-O Keith's.
pERT WHEELER and Robert woolsey
- equipped with @ very funny story,
QUILTED with new gags and tearing
around at wilder pace than ever, will
be seen In their latest comedy howl,
Half Shot at Sunrise, at R-K-O
team Of the talkies is said to surpass
all previous achievements In Hall
Shot. They are seen as doughboys
A. w. o. L. In Paris In the most hilari-
Gus of events.
The new comedy brings an unusually
fine cast, including Dorothy Lee, dimin-
utive Coincidence: Hugh Trevor and
Roberta Robinson carrying the roman
tic theme, and Leni Stengel and Edna
May Oliver in comedy roles. Paul
Sloane, who directed 1.-THE Cuckoos",
handled the megaphone for Half
Shot, and Harry Tierney, composer Of
new songs. The production has been
made on lavish scale, elaborate scenic
effects forming brilliant background
for the picture.
Man Trouble
Coming to the Earle
nORoTHY MACKATfI1s latest pho
toplay, Man Trouble" the story
Of girl who rises from the depths to
win the man she loves, IL the attrac-
ton at Warmers Earle for the week
commencing Friday.
Man Trouble" shows the girl at the
end of her rope. She iS saved from q
watery grave by Mac" q racxeteer
night club owner who gives her q
chance in his club and assumes pro-
tectoral rights over her, but although
she appreciates the chance, the clothes
and the jewels he has bestowed upon
her, she does not love him. She meets
newspaper man and falls In love with
him. The racketeer finds it out and
the girl Is forced to make O quick de-
cision. How she pays her debt Of
honor to the racketeer and also holds
the love OF the man she loves Il said
to make an original and thrilling Gle
max.
Milton sills appears 90 the racketeer.
Kenneth Mackenzie Is the young re-
porter, and others include Sharon
Lynn, James Bradbury, jr., and Roscoe
Harms.
FRANKLIN Pansborn,s latest comedy.
"The Doctors wife" with Gertrude
Aston and Geneva Mitchell in humor.
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'Ripples" at National
With Fred Stone Family.

WASHINGTON theatergoers, keer
with anticipation. promise a Joy
Gus welcome to the one and only Fred
Stone, In Charles Dillingham,s new
musical extravaganza, "Ripples," which
opens Sunday evening at the National
Theater, with cast of 100 performers.
Dorothy Stone is co-starred with her
famous dad in this production, which is
Mr.. Stones first appearance in WASH
ington since his airplane accident two
years ago, and another daughter of this
famous clown will make her local stage
debut. She is Paula Stone, a new face
IN the land Of musical comedy whose
work 70 date assures her a colorful
career. This makes it three of a kind.
There are also Andrew Tombes. Billy
Taylor, Maude Eburne. Peggy Bancroft,
Cynthia Foley, Charles Collins, Charles
Mast, William Kerschell, Colonel Cas-
par, Paul Paulus and many others, some
performing midgets, troupe of lovely
Ttller dancing girls, and many, many
novelties.
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regarded as one Of the leading dram-
atists Of the country, this PLAY. the
only comedy he has written, is said to
nave proven the most successful dra-
matte work he has written.
Bette Davis, a young and attractive
mgenue, plays the leading role opposite
MI. Meek. Others in the cast are Jean
Adatr, James Francis-Robertson rImsr
Cornell. Etha Dack, Bernard Ostertaa.
william Randall and Josef Iasarovici,
Inc play was both produced and staged
by Merton Gering.
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Why cat Is said to have. mine lives"
Is really-save that nine was one of the
sacred number6-nothing but a tribute
to its body. Its spine is very tough: its
paws are thickly padded; and its body
Is extraordinarily flexible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-24
Shubert- BelascO
To Open With Broken Dishes.

"NHE nrst Of an Interesting series
Of plays promised at the Shu-
bert-Belasco Theater will be
4 seen Sunday night when that
theater opens its regular season
"a Broken Dishes" Martin Flavin's
comedy with Donald Meek as its Lead
ing player. which begins weeks run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-24
HER CROSS LITTLE BOY
WOULDN'T EAT OR SLEEP

my little son had poor appetite,
couldn't sleep andy cross. / gave
him Vinol and it ended these trou-
bles like magic. Mrs. L. DuCrest.
Vinol supplies the body important
mineral elements OF iron, calcium
with cod liver peptone. This is just
what thin, nervous children or adults
need, and the QUICK results are
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What's What and Where
Attractions Soon Be Seen in Washington Theaters

IAN Quiet ON the
Western Front" RiaItO.
"ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN
FRONT" uniyersal's graphic
screen presentation of Erich Maria re-
marques sensational story, will be
shown Friday at midnight at the Rialtc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-24

statesmen, several, for our
used car department. A good
stock of fine cars to sell from.
Straight commission and bonus.
A rare opportunity for energetic
hustlers. See ]. M. O'Brien, The
Washington Cadillac Co., 1136-40
Connecticut Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-24

Gus roles; the Vitaphone variety, "Col-
lege Capers." done in tecFlnicolor, and
the Earle News Events complete the
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-24
WANTFD.

Man with Hight car to distribute samples
and call on established customers for a
WASHINGTON and surrounding territory; pre-
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MAN WANTED

to take franchise for leadership
of nationally advertised product
locally, sales experience an asset but
not a necessity. Only willing work
ers need apply. References.
Apply 9 to IL am. Thursday, 200
Hill Bldg, 18th and Eye SITS. NV.
w II. SMITH.